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The Fed is the problem
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:03 am
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:03 am
Every issue in the US can be tied back to the Fed. Endless wars, fraud in our system, NGOs subverting us from within, etc
None of this could happen without the Fed expanding their balance sheet. There is no more accountability to the American people. You think the politicians would raise our taxes to cover this shite they spend money on? No, they would get thrown out of office. Instead they run at a huge deficit, “Lower Taxes” and devalue the hell out of our currency as a hidden tax.
Like the great Ron Paul said, “End the Fed”!
None of this could happen without the Fed expanding their balance sheet. There is no more accountability to the American people. You think the politicians would raise our taxes to cover this shite they spend money on? No, they would get thrown out of office. Instead they run at a huge deficit, “Lower Taxes” and devalue the hell out of our currency as a hidden tax.
Like the great Ron Paul said, “End the Fed”!
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:27 am to BigPerm30
All you have to research is who created the Fed and why. One of the architects was Paul Warburg. His primary job in WW1 (prior to U.S. entry into the war) was securing American funding for Britain and France to fight the war. Kaiser Wilhelm had a dude in Germany doing the same thing to secure funding for the German war machine. It was Paul Warburg's brother, Max Warburg. British, French, German, and American men were dying in trenches while "bankers'" were raking in the profits. Also look at German firm Krupp and British firm Vickers. Vickers was making ammunition for the Allies using Krupp designs under a trademark agreement. German soldiers were being blown up with British munitions bearing Krupp trademarks.
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:32 am to BigPerm30
Complete BS maybe get off of Twitter for a little bit
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:36 am to BigPerm30
Trump is very pro small government. He’s been keeping the fed in check.
Notice how much better the country is since the feds got out of the way?
Notice how much better the country is since the feds got out of the way?
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:43 am to BigPerm30
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Every issue in the US can be tied back to the Fed. Endless wars, fraud in our system, NGOs subverting us from within, etc
And not by accident or coincidence either. We got WW1 & II, Great Depression and mortgage defaults. Korea and Nam. And a 1913 USD now worth $.01.
1913 was a US and World "Reset" (one of them anyway).
We might well also say, "The Fed is just a extension of the R-childs Banking System, war machine profiteering, and manipulation of gubmint and land occupation policies going way back to Dutch / East India Companies."
Everything has been rigged & everyone owned and rigged by what is the very same org from the get-go."
Plot Twist: The Fed was always just a scheduled plan (timed to last 100 years) to steal the wealth of America and the world.
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:49 am to BigPerm30
The country was founded under the concept of "limited government". The fed should only be involved in areas specifically identified in the constitution.
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:50 am to BigPerm30
The Federal Reserve enables fiscal deficits. Everyone always says we need a balanced budget amendment. Do we really think DC will stop this deficit spending (last 10 years):
FY 2015 — Receipts: ~$3.25T; Deficit: ~$0.44T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~14%
FY 2016 — Receipts: ~$3.3T; Deficit: ~$0.59T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~18%
FY 2017 — Receipts: ~$3.3T; Deficit: ~$0.67T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~20%
FY 2018 — Receipts: ~$3.3T; Deficit: ~$0.78T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~24%
FY 2019 — Receipts: ~$3.5T; Deficit: ~$0.98T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~28%
FY 2020 — Receipts: ~$3.4T; Deficit: ~$3.1T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~91%
FY 2021 — Receipts: ~$4.0T; Deficit: ~$2.8T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~70%
FY 2022 — Receipts: ~$4.9T; Deficit: ~$1.4T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~29%
FY 2023 — Receipts: ~$4.4T–$4.5T; Deficit: ~$1.7T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~38%
FY 2024 — Receipts: ~$4.9T; Deficit: ~$1.8T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~37%
FY 2025 — Receipts: ~$5.23T; Deficit: ~$1.78T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~34%
The spending is out of fricking control. The Federal Revere enables it.
Instead of a balanced budget amendment I would settle or a deficit control act and set the limit to 3% or last fiscal year's GDP number (whichever is higher).
FY 2015 — Receipts: ~$3.25T; Deficit: ~$0.44T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~14%
FY 2016 — Receipts: ~$3.3T; Deficit: ~$0.59T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~18%
FY 2017 — Receipts: ~$3.3T; Deficit: ~$0.67T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~20%
FY 2018 — Receipts: ~$3.3T; Deficit: ~$0.78T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~24%
FY 2019 — Receipts: ~$3.5T; Deficit: ~$0.98T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~28%
FY 2020 — Receipts: ~$3.4T; Deficit: ~$3.1T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~91%
FY 2021 — Receipts: ~$4.0T; Deficit: ~$2.8T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~70%
FY 2022 — Receipts: ~$4.9T; Deficit: ~$1.4T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~29%
FY 2023 — Receipts: ~$4.4T–$4.5T; Deficit: ~$1.7T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~38%
FY 2024 — Receipts: ~$4.9T; Deficit: ~$1.8T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~37%
FY 2025 — Receipts: ~$5.23T; Deficit: ~$1.78T; Deficit relative to receipts: ~34%
The spending is out of fricking control. The Federal Revere enables it.
Instead of a balanced budget amendment I would settle or a deficit control act and set the limit to 3% or last fiscal year's GDP number (whichever is higher).
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:53 am to BarnHater
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Trump is very pro small government. He’s been keeping the fed in check.
Posted on 2/18/26 at 10:56 am to BarnHater
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Trump is very pro small government. He’s been keeping the fed in check.
Don't be fooled by photo ops and switched out fed puppets. The USD is in free fall.
By chance did you note the fiscal monstrosity in-appropriately name, "Big Beautiful Bill"?
Or Trump's insane suggestion to increase the "Defense" Budget (during peace time with a deficit already near $40T by 500,000,000,000?
The guy is a huge statist and proponent of dramatically INCREASING the size of this feral Leviathan Goobermint.
Posted on 2/18/26 at 11:05 am to EphesianArmor
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Don't be fooled by photo ops and switched out fed puppets. The USD is in free fall.
By chance did you note the fiscal monstrosity in-appropriately name, "Big Beautiful Bill"?
Or Trump's insane suggestion to increase the "Defense" Budget (during peace time with a deficit already near $40T by 500,000,000,000?
The guy is a huge statist and proponent of dramatically INCREASING the size of this feral Leviathan Goobermint.
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What is sad about Trump's second term is that he will leave office without any signature legislation unless you call the the Big Beautiful spending Bill signature legislation. No wall. Weak on deportation and probably another war. After Temu Obama takes over the House next year the same GOP that is currently blowing smoke up Trump's arse will have the knives out. It's going to get ugly.
Posted on 2/18/26 at 11:17 am to GumboPot
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What is sad about Trump's second term is that he will leave office without any signature legislation unless you call the the Big Beautiful spending Bill signature legislation.
No wall. Weak on deportation and probably another war.
After Temu Obama takes over the House next year the same GOP that is currently blowing smoke up Trump's arse will have the knives out. It's going to get ugly.
See things the way you do. Gonna be ugly for so many reasons. We've seen this show before from Poppy when he started the Gulf War while takng a dive to Clinton in the 1992 election. Trump seems to be taking a dive, setting up a Dem resurgence.
I see this entire Sh#-show as completely orchestrated and by design. Trump came in like gang-busters, and just as quickly tapered actions off. He's already surrendering our sovereignty & independence like lamb to a MIC-Global_Technocratic agenda.
Does everyone not see obvious indicators that our entire economy, our freedoms and privacy, and society cohesiveness are undergoing disturbing change-- without full remedy anywhere?
Posted on 2/18/26 at 11:31 am to Tantal
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All you have to research is who created the Fed and why.
The FED is a globalist controlled entity which along with other associated national banks is the way in which the Epstein types ensure their control over nations across the world.
If they lost control of those mechanisms they would begin to lose control over our society in all phases (popular culture, economic, political, military and tech).
The FED must be replaced along with the current dollar if the middle class is going to take back control from the globalists, but the process might not be a smooth one...
Posted on 2/18/26 at 11:33 am to BigPerm30
Congressman Ron Paul has been saying this for decades 
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