Former Fed Adviser Admits Federal Reserve Is Privately OwnedBy Joshua Krause Thats just what mainstream politicians, economists, and media personalities would have you believe. Any attempt to claim that the Fed is owned by private banks, hell-bent on using their State-sanctioned power to dominate and manipulate the economy, will have you labelled a conspiracy theorist in a heart beat. However, the revelations of a former Federal Reserve adviser would suggest that this idea is far from crazy. Dartmouth professor Andrew Levin, who worked with Ben Bernanke and Janet Yellen from 2010 to 2012, has been calling to reform the Federal Reserve. He admitted the following to the Wall Street Journal: A lot of people would be stunned to know the extent to which the Federal Reserve is privately owned, Mr. Levin said. The Fed should be a fully public institution just like every other central bank Levins proposed reforms include bringing all 12 regional Federal Reserve banks under the control of our government, altering the process of selecting bank presidents so that the public has more input, and giving them term limits. Levin also wants the Government Accountability Office to review the Feds operations on a yearly basis, and to place this organization under the purview of the Freedom of Information Act. Perhaps not as good as ending the Fed, but its a start. Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger. Idol = putting Matter(illusion/reflection) in the chief place, and making it the Source, Subtance, and Object of Existence, abolishes God out of the Universe and the Soul out of Man, and thus, depriving Existence. You cannot covet anything that is your neighbors and serve God at the same time. You are serving matter when you covet. You yield to illusions, for matter has no true power, it is only temporary. Flesh is not the real man and that which seems to be success is but temporary and fleeting. 