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"Not to mention that it's success assures that there is a weird shadowy cabal of people who end up insanely rich because they created it. Doesn't seem like curr
by FellowTraveler 13y ago
"Not to mention that it's success assures that there is a weird shadowy cabal of people who end up insanely rich because they created it. Doesn't seem like currency should work that way..."
===> You are referring to the U.S. Dollar?
- ChikkaChiChi 13y agoNo, because last time I checked the US Dollar wasn't printed out of the back of some guy's house who came up with the idea.
- FellowTraveler 13y agoYou might want to check again.
- ChikkaChiChi 13y agoAny credible sources you can point me in the direction of? I'm more than willing to be wrong provided I learn something new.
- FellowTraveler 13y agoAt the bottom, the Federal Reserve consists of the member banks. At the top, it consists of those regulating those banks. Therefore the entity being regulated, is the same entity doing the regulating. This Octopus has a monopoly -- unconstitutional and granted by government force -- on the creation of our money supply. Anyone who competes with them in this regard is imprisoned. How is it that the act of counterfeiting -- an otherwise criminal act -- is perfectly legal for one specific entity to commit? North Korea is known for printing dollars; the only difference between them and the Fed is that they do not charge us interest on those dollars.