How convenient, Lindbergh just so happens to have been in Congress from 1907 to 1917; basically what people are saying is they don't know when the
hell he introduced this, they just somehow "know" it was introduced sometime during his presence in Congress.
It's funny that I can't find any information about this, but here's an editorial note from one website that reported on this Manifesto:
Editorial Note: The following article was brought to the attention of the FDL by the Dove www.nesara.us... in her report dated Monday,
December 08, 2003 23:34, giving its source as www.dlkconsultants.org/manifesto.htm. We went to the source and have reproduced the text we found there
below. No copyright information was included with the source file.
Source
Also:
Source of where the website dlkconsultants.org came from.
Turns out dlkconsultants.org doesn't exist anymore, but thankfully there's a website out there that allows people to view snapshots of websites in
time, and here it is:
They were only around since 2002
Click on "Jun 30, 2002", you get a website that reads something like this:
I'm not going to promise you anything and this may or may not be for you, but if you knew FOR SURE it was possible to earn $40,000 up to $100,000
per month and retire in a few years -- is that a business you would want to at least know about? I was very skeptical and wanted to know if it was
really happening or if it was just a another "Hype". And to my surprise, I plundered into the "Mother Load" of all Network Companies. There are
people like you and I already making $10,000 - $20,000 - $30,000 - $50,000 - And even $100,000 per month. So what is different with this company than
any other? The Answer! Because they have the most Unique product on the face of the earth. A Product that is making people Vibrant Healthy and
Radically Wealthy.
Yeah, that sounds like a reliable source.
Click on any 2003 snapshot and you'll see they overhauled their scam website to be more in line with "debts, mortgage, and financial problems" you
can navigate around their site and you'll find that they are offering "free consultations" on how to remove debt and help with financial
problems.
From the looks of it, it was a scam website trying to sucker people into consultations and getting desperate people to buy whatever the hell they were
selling. I'm going to assume that this "manifesto" was a way for them to play on peoples fear and desperation so they would open their wallets.
Here's the snapshots of the Manifesto as well, which apparently only existed since 2003 on their website:
Here
For something so controversial and damning when it comes to banks and bankers you'd think something like this would have already been known about, at
least in a historical context. Save for a handful of websites there's no information at all on this Manifesto.
[edit on 17-11-2008 by davion]