The Federal Reserve Bank

The Federal Reserve Bank is a blunt exposé of what the author argues is a privately controlled monetary system operating beyond meaningful public consent or constitutional restraint. H. S. Kenan contends that the Federal Reserve is neither truly federal nor accountable, but a mechanism through which credit creation, debt, and economic power are concentrated in the hands of financial elites at the expense of the nation. Rejecting technical obfuscation, the book lays out how money is created, who benefits from interest-bearing debt, and why repeated crises are not accidental but structural. Kenan’s conclusion is stark: until monetary authority is reclaimed by Congress and returned to public control, economic instability, loss of sovereignty, and creeping servitude are inevitable.