Anna sums up neatly at the end with her comment.I totally agree that these actions set in motion by Roosevelt in 1933,imo lost the country to a foreign agent.There have been arguments to just who that foreign agent is.Very revealing with what he says about the bankers. That bankers are still part of the equation, particularly if we flash forward the 75 years to the 2009 depression,which was largely enabled by Clinton gutting the banking regulations before leaving office.Regulations put in place by congress during the Roosevelt administration's to prevent another 'crisis' is astonishing to me!Not only are they still in business,the astute among us,have come to find out that we have been put up as surety and sentenced to a life of servitude said bankers.Yes the bankers have got to go,there is no credibility to be found among them.

[...For you --- the First Inaugural Speech of FDR, which is the only one that truly counts, de-constructed with all key legal terms of art in purple. These are all terms that a person with a normal 7th or 8th grade education (the standard for law written at this time) could not possibly be expected to know as legal terms apart from their common meaning. Please note that two days later on March 6, 1933, FDR addressed The Conference of Governors (private, Territorial) and secured the "pledge" of "their states" and "citizenry thereof"---- which could only and exclusively mean the British Territorial United States and the Territorial States of States put in place during the Reconstruction Era: ....]
https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2018/11/analysis-of-fdrs-1st-inaugural-speech.html