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When Charles Lindbergh wrote two books exposing the banking powers behind the federal reserve act they didn’t just burn the books… they destroyed the printing plates. Here is what Lindberg had to say about the federal reserve act: "This Act establishes the most gigantic trust on Earth. When the...

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Remember what The Federal Reserve Act of 1913(Centralized Banking) took from us as American Citizens. The ability to have Economic veto power from bonds a direct will of the people without bureaucracy oversight. Now the government get to subvert the will of the people through central banking cartels, like the federal reserve. That's a misnomer, they're no more federal than the federal express. The concept of "economic veto power" from bonds, as discussed in the context of pre-1913 U.S. financial systems, refers to the ability of citizens to influence government spending decisions through their participation in the bond market. "So in 1913, a convenient new arrangement was made. The Federal Reserve Act created an unlimited credit line for the federal United States government to borrow directly from the Federal Reserve Bank and obligated the American people to pay it back, completely bypassing our veto power. They no longer had to come to us directly to ask permission to fund something. They went directly to the bank. Prior to 1913, the American people had direct veto power over the spending policies of the federal government because, in order for the federal government to borrow any money, it had to go to the people. There was no central bank it could go to. It had to sell bonds. If you didn't want to go to war, you didn't buy the bonds. If you didn't want the pork project that the government had in mind, you didn't buy the bonds. It was a very simple system, a republican system whereby you had veto power, economic veto power, and it worked very well until 1913. That's how the government managed to stay small because it didn't have an unlimited credit line to go on a shopping spree for 80 years and make you pay for it."

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The Wilder's moving average and Bollinger band moving average are about to cross on Treasuries held by the Federal Reserve. This happened approximately 3 weeks before the market topped in 2020. Kevin Warsh begins his term as Fed Chair on May 16th. He's been an outspoken critic of the Federal Reserve's printing and easy money policies. He been continually talking about reducing the balance sheet & being "deadly focused" on stable prices. He plans to eliminate the dual mandate of full employment, outlined in Project 2025. "The story I hear is inflation is not the central bank's fault, it's Putin & the pandemic. Nonsense." Whatever is about to happen, it's becoming increasingly clear Jerome Powell plans to let Kevin Warsh hold the bag... but maybe that was the plan this entire time. Back in 1929, when the markets first crashed after a dramatic final run, the Federal Reserve did nothing to save it. The Federal Reserve justified this inaction over "inflation fears", and instead of expanding the money supply they actively began to shrink it. This is the same language Warsh is using, fear over inflation. The market briefly recovered for 6 months into 1930, but as the market went up the Federal Reserve began reducing the money supply (Dollars), which caused markets to roll over again and fall for 2 years. By 1932, they had shrunk the total Dollar supply by 30% to implement the new system, the Banking Act of 1933. I believe this is what Scott Bessent & Kevin Warsh are about to do to the global Dollar supply.

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