I watched an interesting discussion (on FOX NEWS no less) and the guest said it's only $40 a month or so, what's the big deal? That amount wouldn't have made your mortgage would it?
Besides realizing the tiny theft on mortgages, it's even more blood-boiling to realize that, as in all "democracies," profits are privatized and losses remain public.
The current crisis is rooted in the financial system that has abandoned serving the taxpayer's interest since its inception.
Every American now owns 64 thousand dollars to the Federal Reserve, the private bank that has had the exclusive right to issue the USD since 1913. It was the taxpayer who "borrowed" the money at an interest (and is still doing it) without ever having been informed about the largest heist in world history.
The current ruse in the article only lines up with several other events that are working towards making sure everybody will go bankrupt and "own nothing." Oops, it was the puppet politicians (s)elected and owned by the same global bankers who own the Fed who "borrowed" the money on the taxpayer's behalf and lavishly spent it on friends and family at their own discretion (despite the "generous" handouts of $600 per week of their own money, people received 4% of the "pandemic relief," while they were losing their jobs, because their employers were forced into bankruptcy through the lockdowns). They used the whole country and its citizens' assets as a collateral, so technically, the Fed already owns the country, because the "debt" on the money they created out of nothing has exceeded the value of the last nail and blade of grass in the land.
1913 wasn't a heist, it was a revamping of everything. After all, with the war to end all wars it was worth it, wasn't it. Permanent Income Tax, and the popular election of Senators, along with the Federal Reserve should have woke us up good, and if that wouldn't, the war to end all wars didn't, the Spanish Flu didn't, not even the depression didn't, and then the second war to end all wars didn't.
Most people cannot count up to two and don't understand that they are enslaved and constantly ripped off, while they are pushed into even deeper slavery:
The "greatest heist" boils down to the private bank having the exclusive privilege to issue the USD as a debt to the taxpayer. It was not an accident that the IRS was founded shortly after the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
Yes, once those who have nothing to lose are allowed to vote (which started over a hundred years ago), the election system is rigged, while technology and a few parlor tricks can be added. That didn't wake up most people any longer than landing them into the delusion that another politician would "save" them.
If the start of the final stage of the attack on humanity, the plandemic didn't wake up someone, nothing will.
"Every American now owns $64 thousand dollars to the Federal Reserve..."
And only the tax-paying, productive Americans can actually pay it back. So each of them owes over $150,000. They would have to sell their houses to pay back the national debt.
Another way to to think of the way the US Kleptocracy works is that, thanks to the Fed and total government control of dollar system, the IRS is now stealing counterfeit money.
That's the point. Babies, children, and the elderly don't work, but even if they did, they wouldn't be given enough money to save the system. Fiat monetary systems or, for that matter, any monetary system using interest on a credit, are doomed to expire.
For what I know, the IRS is actually a subsidiary of the Fed.
"the IRS is actually a subsidiary of the Fed" Yes, there is no reason for both of them. Since the government can print money to pay its bills, there is really no need to tax us also.
I watched an interesting discussion (on FOX NEWS no less) and the guest said it's only $40 a month or so, what's the big deal? That amount wouldn't have made your mortgage would it?
No, $40 wouldn't.
But $400.00 would.
Omg... Watching a country suicide itself from the one that already has (South Africa), it's amusing. I'll get popcorn.
Mao almost destroyed China with similar policies!
Besides realizing the tiny theft on mortgages, it's even more blood-boiling to realize that, as in all "democracies," profits are privatized and losses remain public.
The current crisis is rooted in the financial system that has abandoned serving the taxpayer's interest since its inception.
Every American now owns 64 thousand dollars to the Federal Reserve, the private bank that has had the exclusive right to issue the USD since 1913. It was the taxpayer who "borrowed" the money at an interest (and is still doing it) without ever having been informed about the largest heist in world history.
The current ruse in the article only lines up with several other events that are working towards making sure everybody will go bankrupt and "own nothing." Oops, it was the puppet politicians (s)elected and owned by the same global bankers who own the Fed who "borrowed" the money on the taxpayer's behalf and lavishly spent it on friends and family at their own discretion (despite the "generous" handouts of $600 per week of their own money, people received 4% of the "pandemic relief," while they were losing their jobs, because their employers were forced into bankruptcy through the lockdowns). They used the whole country and its citizens' assets as a collateral, so technically, the Fed already owns the country, because the "debt" on the money they created out of nothing has exceeded the value of the last nail and blade of grass in the land.
1913 wasn't a heist, it was a revamping of everything. After all, with the war to end all wars it was worth it, wasn't it. Permanent Income Tax, and the popular election of Senators, along with the Federal Reserve should have woke us up good, and if that wouldn't, the war to end all wars didn't, the Spanish Flu didn't, not even the depression didn't, and then the second war to end all wars didn't.
Most people cannot count up to two and don't understand that they are enslaved and constantly ripped off, while they are pushed into even deeper slavery:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/a-brief-history-of-compliance-training
The "greatest heist" boils down to the private bank having the exclusive privilege to issue the USD as a debt to the taxpayer. It was not an accident that the IRS was founded shortly after the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.
Yes, once those who have nothing to lose are allowed to vote (which started over a hundred years ago), the election system is rigged, while technology and a few parlor tricks can be added. That didn't wake up most people any longer than landing them into the delusion that another politician would "save" them.
If the start of the final stage of the attack on humanity, the plandemic didn't wake up someone, nothing will.
"Every American now owns $64 thousand dollars to the Federal Reserve..."
And only the tax-paying, productive Americans can actually pay it back. So each of them owes over $150,000. They would have to sell their houses to pay back the national debt.
Another way to to think of the way the US Kleptocracy works is that, thanks to the Fed and total government control of dollar system, the IRS is now stealing counterfeit money.
Thank you for showing my typo; corrected.
That's the point. Babies, children, and the elderly don't work, but even if they did, they wouldn't be given enough money to save the system. Fiat monetary systems or, for that matter, any monetary system using interest on a credit, are doomed to expire.
For what I know, the IRS is actually a subsidiary of the Fed.
"the IRS is actually a subsidiary of the Fed" Yes, there is no reason for both of them. Since the government can print money to pay its bills, there is really no need to tax us also.
(Oops, I didn't notice your typo.)
The Treasury prints money and it is transferred to the Fed by the pound. It is ALWAYS the Fed that issues the USD at the taxpayer's expense...
"I for one welcome the leveraged buyout of the U.S. private sector economy, using borrowed and printed money by our Fed overlords."
signed, Every Mass Media Outlet and University economist (2023)
Fuckery abounds.