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There is a reason the 16th ammendment was passed in 1913 (along with questions about if it was even properly ratified!) which cancelled the previous apportionme
by arminiusreturns 4y ago
There is a reason the 16th ammendment was passed in 1913 (along with questions about if it was even properly ratified!) which cancelled the previous apportionment requirement for income taxes in America.
The Federal Reserve Act was a key turning point in the entire US approach to monetary policy, and was also passed in 1913 under Woodrow Wilson, who later said "I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country."
Down this path lies a rabbit-hole of epic proportions. I'll say this, the crash of 1907, spurring the commission sent to wine and dine and learn how to do things the European central banker way, was engineered, and the surface version taught is false.