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The 1910 Jekyll Island meeting was where banking titans secretly drafted the Federal Reserve blueprint. Key figures like Paul Warburg and Frank Vanderlip met under such secrecy they used only first names. Their mission? Design a central banking system that would appear government-run while serving private banking interests.

The group's plan evolved into the Federal Reserve Act, creating a hybrid system that carefully balanced public perception with private control. The meeting's participants maintained their silence about their involvement for decades, only acknowledging their role in the 1930s.