The following pledge was composed by Steve Susman, Liberty Candidate for Texas Congress 22nd District. The signers are below the pledge:
Liberty Candidates Pledge
I, Steve Susman, as a Liberty Candidate, pledge upon election to Federal Office to do the utmost to destroy and dissolve the private banking cartel known as the Federal Reserve Bank. I pledge to not only support pending legislation as HR1207 and S604 but to oppose any “watering down” of said bills. Should these be struck down, I pledge to work with other Liberty Candidates to write and enact similar legislation to dissolve the Federal Reserve.
Dated April 10, 2010
Signed, Steve Susman
Signers: [2010]
Anthony Tolda – Congress, New York 2nd District Barry Hess – Governor, Arizona Brandon Brooks – Delegate, Maryland 11th District Brian Miller – Congress, Arizona 8th District Carlos Rodriguez – Congress, California 28th District Chelene Nightingale – Governor, California Chris Cantwell – Congress, New York 1st District Collins Bailey - Congress, Maryland 5th District Darren Brinksneader – Congress, Kentucky 3rd District David Smith – Congress, Texas 2nd District Delia Lopez – Congress, Oregon 3rd District Doug Walters – State Representative, Pennsylvania 93rd District Edward Klapproth – Congress, Nevada 1st District Floyd Bayne, Congress, Virginia 7th District Gino DiSimone, Governor, Nevada Greg Fischer, State Senate, New York 1st District Jake Towne – Congress, Pennsylvania 15th District John Annarumma – Congress, Florida 6th District John Wayne Smith – Governor, Florida Joseph Martellaro – US Senate, Missouri Kurtis Liston – State House, Ohio 44th District Logan Bell – Congress, New York 24th District Marc Delphone – US Senate, Oregon Marcus Rivchin – State House, Florida 117 District Mary Ruth Edwards – Congress, Washington 4th District Michael Benoit – Congress, California 52th District Michael Frisbee – Congress, Georgia 13th District Michael Gular – State House, Arizona District 16 Michael Labno - US Senate, Illinois Mike Beitler – US Senate, North Carolina Mike Simmons – US Senate, Missouri Nathan Eaton – State House, Missouri 48th District Nick Landeros – State House, Montana 64th District Pat Sellers – Congress, Nevada 6th District Randy Stufflebeam – US senate, IllinoisSam Brannon – Congress, Texas 25th District Learn more at the End the Fed Network http://endthefedusa.ning.com/
It’s past time for this. JFK signed Executive Order for this, #11110, and some say this is what got him assassinated. J. Edgar Hoover said, on his deathbed, “If the American People knew the truth about the Kennedy Assassination, they’d take up arms against the government.”
These “Red Shield” (Rothschild) criminals need to go back to Europe where they came from.
Some say.. I’d have to say, that as the evidence stands, and how the fed was temporarily shut down, and ultimately restarted without hardly a hitch, that he was definitely assassinated by the european banking families for taking the control of wealth out of their hands. Had he had his way, the U.S. Dollar, which is nothing more than expensive toilet paper, would be worth far more than it is. As it is, it makes better fire starter than it does promissory notes. Promise to pay what? With what?
End the fed as soon as possible.
I am not Republican but I want to end the fed, why does this appear to be a republican thing for Ron Paul?
Because it is majority conservative, Republican-type thing. The demoncraps and other liberals like it as it is, especially the thieves in CONgress and the Black House. Soros is part and parcel of the FED network, by association. (Remember him?)
@Karen Roberts,
I’m not sure what you mean by “why does this appear to be a republican thing for Ron Paul?”
Ron Paul shares your excellent view…that the FED is a horrible organization and should not exist. He of course recently wrote the book, “End the FED”.
Note: Paul left the GOP to run for President in 1988. He was disgusted with what became the Reagan years…broken promises, debt, overseas intervention, etc. He quickly realized back then that the debate process/access is controlled by the two large parties, as is ballot access. Running for office as a third party guy is next to impossible because you spend all your resources simply getting in the debates and on the ballots. Hence Ron Paul is a member of the GOP, but shares little in common with today’s GOP.
Please don’t hold Ron Paul’s affiliation with the GOP against him. Look at what he says, how he’s voted and why, and the substance of his arguments.
Again, disdain for the Federal Reserve is very fertile common ground. Bravo.