Federal Reserve: The Ultimate Deep State Tool of Control & Destruction
This privately owned cartel creates currency out of thin air and then lends it to us at interest, stealing the hard-earned wealth of Americans. But restoring honest money is possible, says top expert.
The Federal Reserve is one of the most powerful institutions destroying the U.S. economy and facilitating the never-ending expansion of government power and war
DiLorenzo, a former economics professor and author of many books on the subject, also goes into the shadowy origins of the privately owned bank as mega-bankers and power elites gathered in secret to create it. DiLorenzo explains in detail how the Fed’s manipulation of interest rates is extremely destructive. He also highlights the fact that its inflationary currency creation is hurting everyday people for the benefit of the powerful.
The Fed’s destructive role must be understood, and sound money must be restored, he argues.
APOPKA, Fla.—Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed “transactional gold” legislation on Wednesday, aiming to help Floridians use precious metals in commerce and savings to protect their purchasing power from inflation.
One major concern among proponents of transactional gold who spoke with The Epoch Times is federal taxation policy.
The IRS treats precious monetary metals used in trade and commerce as investments subject to capital gains taxes.
That U.S. tax policy makes it far more difficult for everyday citizens to use the metals in trade, according to monetary economists.
When asked by this writer whether and how states such as Florida could work with the Trump administration to fix that, DeSantis expressed optimism.
“I think this is in keeping with a lot of what the Trump administration’s policies have been,” DeSantis told The Epoch Times. “They’ve embraced things like Bitcoin, for example, which is also a hedge against the fiat currency.”
“So, I don’t think it would be something that would be out of character for where they’ve already gone. And I think as more states do this, I think they likely will be in a position where they probably want to act.
“I feel good that we could probably get the feds to clear the way on this under current arrangements.”
Neither the Treasury nor the Federal Reserve responded to a request for comment on the new law by publication time.
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