🔹 The Origin of the Federal Reserve

The Federal Reserve (Fed) was created in 1913 through the Federal Reserve Act, signed by President Woodrow Wilson. Its official purpose was to:

• Stabilize the U.S. financial system after repeated banking panics,

• Manage the money supply, and

• Serve as a “lender of last resort” to banks.

The creation of the Fed followed a secret meeting in 1910 on Jekyll Island, Georgia, where powerful bankers and politicians (including representatives from J.P. Morgan, Rockefeller, and Rothschild interests) drafted the plan for a central banking system.

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🔹 Why Some Believe It Was a Long-Term Control Plan

Critics argue that the Fed’s structure was not purely governmental — it was created as a hybrid system, where private banks hold stock in the regional Federal Reserve Banks. This raised suspicion that the system served elite financial interests, not the American people.

Some researchers and economists believe:

1. The Fed transferred monetary power from Congress to unelected bankers, reducing national sovereignty.

2. It allows debt-based currency creation — every dollar issued is tied to interest, making perpetual national debt unavoidable.

3. Over decades, this system erodes purchasing power through inflation, effectively taxing the middle class and enriching financial elites.

From that view, the system wasn’t designed to “bankrupt America” instantly, but to gradually enslave the nation through debt and dependency — a slow form of economic control.

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🔹 The “100-Year Plan” Theory

The idea of a 100-year plan comes from the observation that the Fed’s founding charter was effectively reviewed around its centennial (1913–2013). During that time:

• The U.S. dollar lost over 95% of its purchasing power.

• National debt soared beyond $30 trillion.

• Power consolidated into a global financial system dominated by central banks and international institutions (IMF, World Bank, BIS).

Critics suggest this was not accidental — that the system was meant to move the U.S. toward global economic integration, aligning with modern globalist goals such as the UN’s Agenda 2030 for worldwide economic “sustainability” and equality (which many warn mirrors socialist redistribution).

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🔹 Biblical and Spiritual Perspective

From a Christian viewpoint, debt-based monetary systems and centralized control echo spiritual bondage — systems that enslave nations rather than set them free.

• “The borrower is servant to the lender.” (Proverbs 22:7)

• When man replaces God’s laws of stewardship and honesty with manipulation and greed, spiritual and moral collapse follows.

Many believers view the growing global financial web as a precursor to the Beast system described in Revelation 13, where no one can buy or sell without approval — possibly through digital currency or social credit systems.

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🔹 Summary

While there’s no official document proving a literal “100-year plan” to bankrupt America, history shows that the Federal Reserve’s policies have shifted wealth, centralized power, and eroded economic independence — all consistent with globalist objectives of control.

Whether intentional or not, the result has been the same:

• Economic bondage through endless debt,

• Dependence on global systems, and

• A weakened middle class vulnerable to socialist control.

by Teresa Morin, Wakeup News