Title: Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy - Michael Journal
Headings: Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy
Two great presidents of the United States assassinated for the cause of justice
Abraham Lincoln
In retaliation
The Federal Reserve Act
John F. Kennedy
A lesson to learn
About the Author
Melvin Sickler

Content: The North won the War, and the Union was preserved. America remained as one nation. Of course, the Bankers were not going to give in that easy, for they were determined to put an end to Lincoln's interest-free, debt-free Greenbacks. He was assassinated by an agent of the Bankers shortly after the War ended. Thereafter, Congress revoked the Green­back Law and enacted, in its place, the National Banking Act. The national banks were to be privately owned and the national bank notes they issued were to be interest bearing. The Act also provided that the Greenbacks should be retired from circulation as soon as they came back to the Treasury in payment of taxes. In 1972, the United States Treasury Department was asked to compute the amount of interest that would have been paid if that 400 million dollars would have been borrowed at interest instead of being issued by Abraham Lincoln. They did some computations, and a few weeks later, the United States Treasury Department said the United States Government saved 4 billion dollars in interest because Lincoln had created his own money. So you can about imagine how much the Government has paid and how much we owe solely on the basis of interest.