Nature of the inflation hoax: Grand Theft
Nature of the inflation hoax: Grand Theft
Behind the Deep State.
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Inflation is not a mistake …
By Alex Newman
Apr 18.24
Inflation is deliberate theft of wealth from the American people; from dishonest inflation numbers and destruction of purchasing power caused by creating new currency, to the broader scam that is the debt-based monetary regime.
21:28 mins
http://thenewamerican.com/video/the-inflation-scam-is-grand-theft-by-the-deep-state/
Fed Manipulations in the Crosshairs
Alex Newman
2010
Before the economic meltdown was in full swing, a Florida real-estate developer correctly read the signs pointing toward tough times ahead. In an effort to preserve some of his savings, he bought financial products that would increase in value as real-estate and banking collapsed. It seemed like the sensible thing to do. Although his analysis was correct, his investments went bust b/c the U.S. Federal Reserve made them go bust.
https://thenewamerican.com/us/economy/markets/fed-manipulations-in-the-crosshairs/
Creature from Jekyll Island
By G. Edward Griffin
First Edition 1994
Recommended by Alex Newman as best book ever on the Federal Reserve.
What’s the difference between currency and money?
By Len Penzo
Feb 05, 2024
There is a very subtle but significant difference between currency and money.
“The whole world has been turned away from real money and fooled into using currency — a deceitful imposter silently stealing your most valuable assets: your time and your freedom.” Mike Maloney.
The colorful pieces of paper in your wallet with pictures of dead presidents and other historical figures aren’t real money; they’re currency. Fiat currency, to be exact.
In 1971, the Bretton Woods system collapsed after the United States prohibited the world’s central banks from exchanging their dollars for gold. The world has been using unbacked currency with no intrinsic value — ever since.
Unfortunately, because fiat money isn’t linked to something of real value like gold and silver, it’s extremely vulnerable to becoming worthless. How vulnerable? Eventually, every fiat currency dies — it’s a historical fact.
https://www.lenpenzo.com/blog/id24963-economic-collapse-101-currency-vs-real-money-2.html
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