In a nutshell

Wake Up.

Please wake up.

The US dollar is entirely based on fraud.

You are a victim of the largest scam in human history. Every day, while you work for money, the Federal Reserve Bank is stealing it by creating money—at no cost to them—thereby making the dollar less valuable【1】.

The fraud, the money printing, is disguised by big words and appeals to conformity. The Federal Reserve was formulated in a top-secret meeting of financiers on Jekyll Island in November 1910【2】.

Dollars used to be redeemable for gold.In 1933, the United States confiscated the gold【3】. For over 50 years, the dollar has been completely unbacked by anything【4】.Since March 2020, when the rules changed, banks in the Federal Reserve system are no longer required to hold reserves【5】.

At the time of the Great Financial Crisis,every dollar in the banking system had been lent out 150 times over.The Federal Reserve manipulates the money supply by creating new digital dollars on a computer—literally out of thin air—to use them for loans and purchases【6】.Borrowers with direct access to the Fed get new money first, at the best rates, enabling their profit at your expense【7】.

This cartel-driven inflation punishessavers. Ten percent inflation doubles prices in sevenyears【8】.The fraud finances global wars, enormously costly political projects, and socially destructive business models【9】.

Federal Reserve meeting transcripts arenot publicized until they’re released five years later. This eventually leads to hyperinflation, and the US dollar will become worthless【10】.

Commentary

1. The US Dollar: A System Based on Fraud
Fiat currencies, like the US dollar, lack intrinsic value and are enforced by legal tender laws, such as the U.S. Coinage Act of 1965, which mandate their acceptance for debts.

2. Origins of the Federal Reserve: Jekyll Island 1910
The Federal Reserve Act was drafted in secrecy, giving rise to central banking in the U.S. Australia followed similar monetary centralization under the Commonwealth Bank Act of 1911.

3. The 1933 Gold Confiscation and Dollar Devaluation
The U.S. Executive Order 6102 mandated citizens to surrender gold, similar to Australia's Gold Tax Act 1939 during wartime.

4. Unbacked Currency: The Dollar Since 1971
Following the gold standard's abandonment, both the U.S. and Australia shifted to fiat currencies, supported by policies like the Reserve Bank of Australia's issuance of polymer notes.

5. Federal Reserve Rule Changes in 2020
The removal of reserve requirements under Regulation D marked a shift in risk management. Australia's APRA Prudential Standards maintain stricter reserve expectations.

6. Digital Money Creation and Wealth Redistribution
The Federal Reserve's digital money creation benefits early receivers disproportionately, described by the Cantillon Effect. Australia's RBA monetary injections reflect similar outcomes.

7. Fractional Reserve Banking and Over-Leverage
Under U.S. Dodd-Frank provisions and Australia's APRA Prudential Standards, fractional reserve banking is monitored but remains controversial.

8. Inflation as a Punishment for Savers
Inflation erodes savings, with Australia tracking these impacts via its Consumer Price Index (CPI). This disadvantages savers in low-rate environments.

9. The Role of Inflation in Funding Wars and Political Projects
Historical records, such as Australia's wartime bonds, echo the U.S. reliance on inflation to finance wars and projects.

10. Hyperinflation and the Eventual Worthlessness of the Dollar
Unchecked inflation has led to hyperinflation in nations like Zimbabwe, serving as a warning against monetary excess.

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