That's because there has been a silent coup in America – with the Federal Reserve, a tool of the rich and powerful international bankers, used to usurp the power of the people.
Now is the time to challenge Congress to reclaim its constitutional authority – and a good first step is Rep. Paul's demand for an audit of the Fed.

Does Congress have the courage to take on the powerful money masters? Are members of Congress merely puppets on a string? Will they be content to do as they are told by the bankers, who get richer when times are good and richer when times are bad and who control the money supply and the value of the dollar according to their own needs and desires?

It's time to find out.

Some say the transfer of power is complete and there is no going back to constitutional government under the rule of law and the will of the people.

This is not a matter of party politics. Both Democrats and Republicans have signed on to Paul's first step – a full audit of the Federal Reserve and a chance to shine the light of day on its dark and mysterious dealings, a chance to bring accountability to a non-accountable private cartel.

Congress needs to act now – while there is still a chance to save Americans from the horror these banking interests subjected the country to during the Great Depression.

Let's see if we can restore a government of the people, by the people and for the people.

The Fedaral Reserve is a private corporation that pretty much owns America, what law could congress possibly pass that could affect it? Even if they somehow got caught out they would simply pass the buck to the IMF and UN.

But we have to try