America’s Legal Counterfeiter

America’s Legal Counterfeiter

Fuel For The Desperation Engine

If there’s one institution in America that is more misunderstood than the CIA or the IRS, it’s the Federal Reserve. Most Americans don’t know how it works, and that’s by design.

If they did, there’d be riots in the streets.

What we ended up with is more than just a “central bank,” it’s more of a legalized counterfeiting cartel that’s silently stealing from every single working person in the country, generation after generation, while funneling that wealth straight into the pockets of the ruling class.

They do this by devaluing your money; that dollar that you have in your pocket today is worth about 97% less than it would have been worth in 1913, the year the Federal Reserve was created. So $3 back from back then buys you what $100 does today. So if we rewind that same amount of time, 112 years, from 1913 to 1801, we only see a 10–11% loss of dollar value. So $3 from 1801 would buy you about $3.33 worth of goods in 1913…a pretty huge difference in devaluation.

This all is the result of a century of intentional devaluation, slow, methodical, and wrapped in the false promise of “stability.” What it ensures is your permanent dependency on wages that never keep up with inflation, on a housing market that’s rigged against you, and on debt that can never be repaid.

If you’re wondering why no one warned us, it turns out the founders actually did.

Thomas Jefferson said it plainly:

“If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency… the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless.”

Unfortunately, we fell for it…but how did we actually get here?

Before the Federal Reserve, the U.S. had no permanent central bank, and that was by design.

The Founders knew better.

They knew firsthand what happened under British rule, when a centralized banking system that served the crown was able to use its power to crush the people. With this knowledge, they made sure that for most of the 19th century, the U.S. either had no central bank or had trial runs that were eventually shut down by shut down presidents who realized they were corrupt engines of elite enrichment.

Andrew Jackson made it his life’s mission to destroy the Second Bank of the United States; he called it a “hydra of corruption.”

“You are a den of vipers and thieves. I have determined to rout you out, and by the Eternal, I will rout you out!” — Andrew Jackson

Unfortunately, banks don’t die, they mutate.

After Jackson’s dismantling of the Second National Bank in 1836, the elites began working quietly, over decades, to claw back their power. They achieved this through lobbying, media manipulation, and the slow capture of academia.

They pushed the idea that “boom and bust” cycles were the fault of decentralized banking, and the solution, obviously, was to centralize.