The Federal Reserve Bank

The Federal Reserve Bank is not a US governmental institution. even though most Americans think it is. This has been a fallacy perpetrated on the American people for almost 100 years now. It is independent of the US government but through some nonbinding laws is somewhat accountable to the US Congress but has never been audited or truly overseen by the Congress. The chair and board of governor's staff testify before Congress and submit a Monetary Policy Report twice a year. Independently audited financial statements and FOMC meeting minutes are public but they are only superficial to reality. In reality, it is a cabal of bankers that have had free reign to print money out of thin air for almost 100 years. They then charge the American people interest on that creation of money. Not a bad gig if you can get it.

Downfall of American Banks | Silicon Valley Bank Crash Explained | Dhruv Rathee

Hello, friends! Two of America’s major banks have collapsed. California’s Silicon Valley Bank and New York’s Signature Bank. This is said to be the second biggest banking failure in American history. The 2008 collapse of the Washington Mutual Bank was the biggest. It was followed by the 2008 financial crisis. Bringing a global recession. People are worried that this banking...

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Biden’s Super Bowl Shrinkflation Blame Game

Veronique de Rugy President Joe Biden wants to remind you that your Super Bowl party was more expensive than it used to be. The reason, he claims, is corporate greed and “shrinkflation.” In a social media video before Sunday night’s game, he spoke of companies selling “smaller-than-usual products where the price stays the same.” He opposes this behavior and is...

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At Davos, Crypto Fever Gives Way to Big AI Push

Luis Miguel It appears the globalists at Davos have found themselves a new bright, shiny object to take hold of their attention. As a recent report at CNBC notes, this year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) has seen a marked shift away from the buzz surrounding cryptocurrencies that characterized previous years, with a new focus being placed on artificial intelligence. The...

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250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party

Wikipedia/Public Domain Today marks the 250th anniversary of the “Boston Tea Party,” when 342 chests — with nearly 100,000 pounds of tea — were dumped by the Sons of Liberty off three ships in Boston Harbor, on December 16, 1773. That event touched off a series of actions and reactions that led eventually the 13 British Colonies to declare their...

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Report: Homeownership Becomes Unattainable – The New American

Feverpitched/iStock/Getty Images Plus In recent years, the American dream of homeownership has become increasingly elusive, even for those who could afford it just a few years ago. As reported by The Wall Street Journal today, the real estate market experienced an unprecedented boom during the pandemic. That might be explained by people moving out of the states with stringent pandemic...

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Grinding Down Into Deflation: The National Debt Disaster No One Is Talking About

This article was written by Brandon Smith and originally published at Birch Gold Group Several years ago I predicted that the US would ultimately be confronted with the debilitating economic conundrum of stagflation, something which the nation had not seen since the 1970s. I suggested that stagflation would become a household word again and that the majority of American concerns would...

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🚨 The Black Swan Approaching

The signs are multiplying that the US and Israel are headed for some sort of mega black swan event. The result will be that both countries cease to exist in their present format. That is because the Federal Reserve Board -the fountain of power for the Satanists- is on the verge of collapse. If it goes, then everything under it,...

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Consumer Inflation Expectations Spike as Americans Struggle

G0d4ather/iStock/Getty Images Plus Are Americans better or worse off under a Joe Biden presidency? For many, the determining factor is the state of their pocketbooks. According to a survey of consumer sentiment published Friday by the University of Michigan, inflation expectations are markedly up, with consumers expecting inflation to run at 4.2 percent 12 months from now, in contrast to...

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