I am not cynical. I have hope for the future of America. Most Americans believe our country is in trouble. Even individuals with little education feel the effects of a failing economy. Unfortunately, although we share a common problem, few can pinpoint the source of their misery. I will not be so arrogant as to say that I know all the answers, but I at least know that topics like abortion; gun-control, the environment, war etc. that dominate the media during campaign season, are used as tools of deception. I’m not saying that these issues are not important; only that they command heavy attention, invoking emotional responses from the public, while undermining more serious issues concerning our once revered personal liberties.
So who and what is most to blame for the failing economy and the slow but perpetual degradation of the Constitution as we once knew it? And why, even after understanding the harm they are causing, would those responsible continue to manipulate and extort the American taxpayers?
I initially had difficulty researching the answers to these questions. But after I knew what to start looking for, I found more rotten sores than you would find on the earth of an orange grove. At the root of every great example of corruption, you will find money; the supreme destroyer of integrity. So who controls the cash, and who decides what it’s worth? The answer: A privately owned network of banks known as the Federal Reserve Bank.
There are several great synopses on the recent and historical corruption of the Fed. I don’t want to bore anyone with an extensive paraphrase, but I do urge you to look into some of these facts yourself. You can find a quick outline of the Fed’s powers and policies here. The Fed in modern American economics, plays a roll once constitutionally appointed to Congress; where checks and balances offered the best protection against corruption. As aforementioned; The Fed, although its name doesn’t elude to it, is actually a bank run by private interests, and maintains function without regulatory surveillance by the government. Since the Fed seized control over our countries’ money supply in 1913, several premeditated financial crises have systematically centralized the private banking industry in the U.S. I will elaborate more on these incidents in later blog posts, but you can find them yourself. I recommend PrisonPlanet.com. It has a great search function, and covers a wide variety of Federal Reserve policies and actions.
So I struck gold. Follow the money indeed. With such unregulated control of our monetary system, the Fed receives massive profits at the expense of the taxpayers. Our money is devalued every time another dollar is put into circulation. For every financial crisis that commands considerable financial allocation, the Fed loans money on interest, further perpetuating the servitude required by the public to repay such a hefty debt.
So there is a basic example of who is responsible for the record debt the U.S. has accrued. The current system of monetary policy only benefits those that control it. It is the biggest scam known to written history, and has been slyly used as a catalyst to centralize the power of the Federal Government.
I frequently argue that the number one source of economic instability within the U.S. is the private control of our money. The most vital step we can take in resurrecting our intended system of government is to reestablish the responsibilities of congress to coin and regulate currency. Without such control, the magma from our debt volcano will incessantly spew out over our nation, until every inhabitant burns in the fires of its malicious intent.
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