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Why get RID of the Federal Reserve System?

 

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United States of America taxes are Constitutional when you give the government your money as per the Constitution.

Inflation is when a government agency takes your money without your permission…

Some Citizens call taking money without your permission stealing, Government Officials just call it a tax or inflation… and some Citizens or neighbors and friends don’t know what to call it… but gas is $3.29 a gallon and their rent is too high and taxes are due!

Inflation comes from the Federal Reserve and they have been doing it since 1913.  That’s pretty close to a hundred years here in America.  On one Federal Reserve website they say that the dollar has lost it value since 1913 from $1 when it started to only being worth $00.05 today.  (Do you ever wonder why a 5 cent candy bar then costs over a dollar today?)

When the printing presses roll, at first the Federal Reserve gets seigniorage, which is the difference between the value of money and the cost to produce it – in other words, if it cost the citizens of the United States of America $.02 cents to print and produce a $1.00 bill, the seigniorage is $0.98 or the difference between the two amounts.  If it’s a hundred dollar bill the FED gets $99.98 for the bill.

After that, who knows what the FED gets, it’s all a secret what the FED is and who the members are.  If it wasn’t a secret then you would know the FED is a private corporation, incorporated in Puerto Rico (along with the IRS the FEDS private collection agency), and how much money they make as a private corporation within the Federal Government…

In other words… the FED is in CHARGE of inflation!

P.S. If we audited the FED at least… we should find out how much seigniorage they have taken from the citizens of the United States of America since 1913.  We could also find where did the other .95 cents of buying power went – what happened to the money from the inflation – did the bankers get it all.

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