The War for Bankocracy

A Series by John Titus

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The War for Bankocracy Introduction

About The War for Bankocracy


Central banks appear to be poised for a major push to replace rule by democratic governments with rule by privately owned central banks. Their chief task in this regard is to free the U.S. Federal Reserve from its constitutional constraints, which prevent the bank from operating in secrecy and beyond the reach of Congress and indeed law itself.

While the evidence supporting this conclusion is freely available from the public record, without some minimal working knowledge of central banks, the story would be extremely difficult to tell in a single video. Consequently, The War for Bankocracy series will lay significant groundwork and tell the story over the course of eight episodes.


Solari plays an important and public role in the series, serving as a depository library for both the video series and its many constituent parts. The notion here is really two-fold. First, Solari’s archival function can assist other researchers and content creators by making resource materials and video clips freely available for downloading. Second, Solari’s
website is wholly independent of the forces behind the free speech breaches that are now daily occurrences across a shocking array of platforms. Thus, Solari will serve as a safe harbor for the series, beyond the reach of the censorship complex.


What gave rise to The War for Bankocracy was a memo published by the White House shortly before President Biden’s visible mental deterioration forced him to abandon his second presidential race. The memo—which directly contradicts the U.S. Constitution by advocating governance by central banks—received no attention from the media.

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Episode 1

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The War for Bankocracy with John Titus - Episode 1 - Warning Shot

In May of 2024, the Biden White House published a memo declaring that the United States observes “central bank independence” and that “nearly all advanced economies are now governed by independent central banks.”

The memo—entitled “The Importance of Central Bank Independence”—expressly advocates central bank supremacy over the nation rather than three branches of government under the U.S. Constitution, which the memo never mentions.

The memo likewise avoids the term “Federal Reserve independence,” which unlike “central bank independence” actually passes constitutional muster because it recognizes the Fed as a mere creature of Congress, not as its equal or even superior.

“Federal Reserve independence” means only that the Fed is independent of the president; it doesn’t (and can’t) mean that the Fed is independent of Congress, which is the source of all of the Fed’s legal powers. The Fed is always subject to the control and inspection of Congress, which has the duty to oversee its exclusive constitutional remit of coining money.

“Central bank independence,” according to the Biden memo, means that a central bank does not answer to or even take input from the nation whose currency the bank issues. Countries with central bank independence, like those in the European Union, have no real, enforceable transparency into or control over their central banks.

The Biden White House memo advocates central bank supremacy and rejects U.S. sovereignty. If the memo’s policies were implemented, the Federal Reserve would no longer be subject to the U.S. Constitution, and thus the Fed would be able to operate—like central banks around the world—with as much secrecy as it desires. The global monetary system will go dark if this occurs.

Clips list – in order of appearance :

  • CBWF dominici permanent surplus.mp4
  • CBWF greenspan cant reduce debt.mp4
  • sanders-bernanke who got money + new law (mar 03 2009)(davcc).mp4
  • Bunn-2 davcc.mp4
  • SHEL-1.mp4
  • Carstens Insane 422.mp4
  • Galbraith july 09 p28 independence from exec only.mp4
  • Paul – Galbraith cong 411 A.mp4
  • Paul independence = secrecy

Sources:

(01)  “Fed Chair Powell says he won’t resign, even if Trump asks him to,” Nov. 7, 2024, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umXN8ELS98s (Bloomberg TV)

(02)  “Donald Trump says he won’t try to remove Fed chief Jerome Powell,” Dec. 8, 2024 (NBC News) [not shown in on-screen f.n.: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/donald-trump-says-wont-fire-fed-chief-jerome-powell-rcna183276]

(03)  “The Importance of Central Bank Independence,” May 22, 2024, White House Council of Economic Advisers [not shown in on-screen f.n.: https://web.archive.org/web/20250116070859/https://www.whitehouse.gov/cea/written-materials/2024/05/22/the-importance-of-central-bank-independence/]

(04)  https://solari.com/the-war-for-bankocracy

(05)  Hearing Before the Comm. on the Budget, U.S. Senate, 107th Cong. (Jan. 25, 2001), https://www.c-span.org/video/?162141-1/fiscal-policy

(06)  https://www.govinfo.gov/app/collection/chrg

(07)  https://bestevidence.substack.com/

(08)  Regulatory Restructuring: Balancing the Indep. of the Fed. Reserve Sys. in Monetary Policy With Systemic Risk Reg., Hearing Before Subcomm. on Domestic Monetary Policy and Tech. of the Comm. on Fin. Servs., U.S. House of Representatives, 112th Cong. (July 9, 2009)
[not shown in on-screen f.n.: 
• https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-111hhrg53234/pdf/CHRG-111hhrg53234.pdf
• https://www.c-span.org/video/?287563-1/independence-federal-reserve ]

(09)   https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/COMPS-270/pdf/COMPS-270.pdf

(10)   See footnote (08) above.

(11)  Improving the Fed. Reserve Sys.: Examining Legislation to Reform the Fed and Other Alternatives, Hearing Before the Subcomm. on Domestic Monetary Policy and Tech. of the Comm. on Fin. Servs., U.S. House of  Representatives, 112th Cong. (May 8, 2012)
[not shown in on-screen f.n.: 
• https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/CHRG-112hhrg75727/pdf/CHRG-112hhrg75727.pdf
• https://www.c-span.org/video/?305885-2/federal-reserve-reform-economists-panel ]

(12)  John Titus
9660 Falls of Neuse Rd
Suite 138, No. 241
Raleigh, NC 27615

Here you’ll find the original clips referenced in this episode.

About John Titus

John is a lawyer by training. His work in the alternative media space dates back to the Global Financial Crisis and has taken a few turns.

Professional

John’s legal career began as the ninth lawyer at Roper & Quigg, a litigation boutique in Chicago that represented several Fortune 100 companies in major patent cases. The firm stressed strong writing and courtroom presentations backed up by in-depth research into legal issues and technology. 

John’s professional success was greatly aided by his education and background. He has undergraduate and graduate degrees in electrical engineering from North Carolina State University and worked as an engineer at Honeywell. He also worked for two years as the research assistant for the law librarian at the University of North Carolina Law School, obtaining his JD degree with honors there in 1994.

John made partner at R&Q, but after a long string of major successes, the firm was acquired by a major national law firm with a global footprint and a much different culture.

Financial Crisis

John began to apply many of the forensic skills acquired through 15 years of litigation to issues beyond his legal practice, especially the dominant crisis narrative throughout the media, which didn’t add up and ignored altogether the rule of law.

Bailout

In 2010, John began writing what would become Bailout, a feature-length documentary that freely used the term “fraud” to describe what actually drove the crisis. He temporarily left his legal practice in 2011 to oversee the film’s production before returning a year later.

BestEvidence

In 2012, John began learning how to produce videos with his own hands rather than relying on a crew, as he had done with Bailout. Eventually he put his work onto YouTube and other platforms.

Money & Markets

In mid-2020, John caught a major break during the pandemic when Catherine Austin Fitts invited him to co-host her weekly Money & Markets podcast on solari.com Their alliance saw the podcast grow from an audio-only presentation of news events to a high-resolution video format. John has remained with Catherine and Money & Markets ever since.

War for Bankocracy

In late 2024, John pitched The War for Bankocracy to Catherine as a video series with solari.com functioning as both a video-hosting backup service and an online library of research materials and project elements (e.g., video clips from the series).