I would add that my sense is that at least in the US, the Office of President has been captured. That's were some exceptional power resides (proclamations, executive orders and commander-in-chief), not so much with the person who occupies the White House. Much of what happened post-1913 Federal Reserve act and in 1963 appears to have lead to this situation.
I would add that my sense is that at least in the US, the Office of President has been captured. That's were some exceptional power resides (proclamations, executive orders and commander-in-chief), not so much with the person who occupies the White House. Much of what happened post-1913 Federal Reserve act and in 1963 appears to have lead to this situation.
I would add that my sense is that at least in the US, the Office of President has been captured. That's were some exceptional power resides (proclamations, executive orders and commander-in-chief), not so much with the person who occupies the White House. Much of what happened post-1913 Federal Reserve act and in 1963 appears to have lead to this situation.