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		+	|sublink1=Question: Was the Kirtland Safety Society a "wildcat bank"?
		+	|sublink2=Question: Was the establishment of the Kirtland Safety Society "anti-bank" illegal?
		+	|sublink3=Question: Did Joseph Smith mislead investors in the Kirtland Safety Society by collecting boxes full of sand with money placed on top, in order to make it appear that the bank had more hard money than it did?
		+	|sublink4=Question: Was Warren Parrish signing new notes for the Kirland Safety Society even after the bank had fallen into difficulty?
		+	|sublink5=Question: Did Joseph Smith claim at one time that Kirtland Safety Society notes would be "as good as gold"?
		+	|sublink6=Question: Did Joseph Smith claim that the Kirtland Safety Society was established by a revelation from God?
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The Kirtland Safety Society

Kirtland Safety Society

What is the Kirtland Safety Society

Summary: Some people attack Joseph Smith over the Kirtland Safety Society (KSS) on multiple grounds: 1) they claim the KSS was a "wildcat bank," 2) they claim that the bank was illegal, and that the Church broke the law by founding it, 3) they claim it was a money-making scheme for Joseph, and 4) they claim its failure proves Joseph was not a prophet.

Failure of the Kirtland Safety Society