BY: Ed Ehite
Federal Reserve Notes, known as
dollar bills are printed by the Federal Reserve and then lent to the United
Stated. Since the Federal Reserve is a private corporation, like all loans this
one bares an interest. Almost all loans are made up of the principal amount and
accrued interest. If the entire money supply is borrowed from the central bank
and then put in circulation by commercial banks through loans, only what is
referred to as the principal is in the money supply. The first question should
be is when does the accrued interest to be paid back in addition to the
principal amount come into existence
Most money, around 97%, exists only
virtually in the cyber world rather than dollar bills or coins. This means that
only 3% of the total money supply can be held in the physical world. How does
this work? The economy runs on faith that the credits and physical currency
issued by the government take on the formal role actual goods or gold. If the
people did not accept this relationship then this method would not be
successive.
The real deception is the
devaluation of currency which is known formerly as inflation. How can we expect
to solve the problem of debt by increasing the money supply without a
proportional expansion of goods and services? The only way to create more money
is from loans. Therefore, if everyone in the country were able to pay off all
debts, including the government, there would not be one dollar in circulation.
Technology is only allowing this
debt ceiling to rise at an even higher rate. Marrine Eagles stated, “If there
were no debts in our money system, there wouldn’t be any money.” Marrine Eagles
served as Governor of the Federal Reserve and stated this September 30, 1941 at
House Committee Hearing.
The True Israelites: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJxeHctz82I
This post details how money in this country holds value and was very interesting. Many people are unaware of what cash represents, it was even enlightening for me. The post really shows how unstable the economy could become if the value of the dollar were to be rejected by the people.
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