If the Fed Prints Money... Who Do They Owe It To?

Excellent video that explains the scam.

Yes, the small hat brigade created the Fed Reserve in the early 1900s and the small hat brigade still owns it.

Think about that for 2 mins and then think of WW2 history and what is written...doesn't seem to add up does it.

Also think about, if Germany was bankrupt prior to WW2 where did Hitler get the money to create his armed forces. Did I hear somebody say Switzerland?

Also ask yourself, where did the UK get their money to fund WW2. Again, did I hear somebody say Switzerland?

Zionism is the key word in the above.
 
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I think taking us off the gold standard snowballed the federal reserve debt debacle.
You could never have enough gold to cover US currency...it had to be done sooner or later.

Population growth, people's want for all things NOW, paper currency actually existing all around the world and the list goes on.
 
You could never have enough gold to cover US currency...it had to be done sooner or later.

Population growth, people's want for all things NOW, paper currency actually existing all around the world and the list goes on.
Sure you can. It's been estimated at $100,000 per ounce to match the amount of dollars to the gold we allegedly hold.
 
People are born quicker than the value rate of gold increasing.
Our money will eventually be tied to gold and silver whether we like it or not.

They will try their hand at a digital dollar but it will fail.
 
Our money will eventually be tied to gold and silver whether we like it or not.

They will try their hand at a digital dollar but it will fail.
I'm surprised Bitcoin hasn't been reeled in yet. The idea of the IRS not getting income revenue from it baffles me.

Digital is the way forward for tighter tax control and the bulk of the nation is almost there with having credit cards.

Add to that, actual savings are very low today by individuals so the idea of people walking around with wads of cash in their wallets aint what it used to be.

Digital dollar? Again, already here with credit cards.
 
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I'm surprised Bitcoin hasn't been reeled in yet. The idea of the IRS not getting income revenue from it baffles me.

Digital is the way forward for tighter tax control and the bulk of the nation is almost there with having credit cards.

Add to that, actual savings are very low today by individuals so the idea of people walking around with wads of cash in their wallets aint what it used to be.

Digital dollar? Again, already here with credit cards.
The problem with digital is no one trusts it. 90% of bitcoin is owned by Blockrock/Vangaurd.

Right now the fed prints 1 trillion every 71 days. When we reach every 40 days, we are done with dollars.

We will have to move to a precious metals backed currency, paper or digital.
 
The problem with digital is no one trusts it. 90% of bitcoin is owned by Blockrock/Vangaurd.

Right now the fed prints 1 trillion every 71 days. When we reach every 40 days, we are done with dollars.

We will have to move to a precious metals backed currency, paper or digital.
I also don't trust Bitcoin as I believe it's a Ponzi scheme of sorts. Yes, people have made money but somebody is going to suffer badly when people lose interest and if it's replaced by something better.

The reason backing isn't needed is because...not all your creditors will roll up on the same day asking to be paid. That would be the Fed Reserve.

Add to that, the Fed Reserve directs the US what to do all day every day. Look at Israel and what's happening...Fed Reserve tells the admin what to do OR else. The debt will never be cleared by design as the Fed Reserve owners will never release control of the US.

People talk about a world government all day long and the Fed Reserve is part of that world government. Best place to hide something is right in front of people's faces...works every time.
 
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