Thread 513336656

How much longer?

anyone up for a fed thread?

>>513336656 (OP)
It’s too late. You’ll never round up all of the Jews again… you will be in debt and like it…

>>513336656 (OP)
Artificially low rates are used to hide government debt, all while punishing those who save and live within their means

>>513336775
>>513336878
can either one of you answer me again?

>>513336970
answer what, how long the fed will last? At least another 100 years

>>513337100
now let's see if the other answers

>>513336656 (OP)
How much longer for what? That isn't a proper question

>>513337100
They can't even run steam for a full day

>>513337169
how much longer are we going to live the lie?

>>513337100
you can't reply again

i got the day off

>>513336722
The fed, the BIS, IMF, World Bank and all of these other cartel financial organizations need to be cut off from the lifeblood of the Western nations or they will certainly cause a controlled collapse state, whereby the normalization that follows will be a mass surveillance state that tosses away every American constitutional value that created the "Free World" as we know it. Politics, Finance, Media etc all march in lockstep and we still argue as if they are acting independently and their hubris is a result of stupidity, rather than the obvious conclusion of them having planned this all along for true world domination.

>>513336656 (OP)
It'll die soon enough when the jews are outed, after they destroy everyone in gaza, they will be seen as exactly what they are. Destructive parasites.

>>513337548
nations need to issue their own currencies out of their own treasuries

and boomers are spending other peoples' money
pic rel what we have paid the Federal reserve to issue our currency

it is so fucking bad
i have stopped myself from posting b/c it is too depressing

ty to 4chan
i watched a documentary on how japanese people are moving up into the mountains

bump kek

>>513336656 (OP)
its so noice to afford a house when others are failing from their own stupidity

is it going to be this easy to get rid of the lazy skimmers?

only lazy skimmers want endless growth

shall we make this a Fed thread?

bump

>>513338465
Hi anon.
we had this thread yesterday : >>513259044
although, the OP of that thread was kind of vague and didn't really address the central topic

fucking kek

>>513338818
Interesting and useful map

>>513336656 (OP)
Wait, wait wait waaiiitttt...I thought people complained that rates were too high under Biden, and now Trump is asking for super low rates?
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/why-trumps-push-1-fed-policy-rate-could-spell-trouble-us-economy-2025-07-14/
Is he wrong?

>>513337805
Things are getting bad, anon.

MTG, just the other day on under-40 Americans struggling (and the present/future Republican party and Trump himself if their voices continue to be ignored, un-addressed):
>https://rumble.com/v6xq6sy
https://rumble.com/v6xq6sy

>>513339050
the treasury needs to issue its own currency
lazy skimmers dread real price discovery

>>513337548
It surely is looking as though the globalists/BIS want to have a centralized control grid akin to post-1990s Japan, with the central bank owning everything, and all 150+ nations of the world under its transnational umbrella.
That is their administrative and financial end goal

>>513339161
Yes

>>513336656 (OP)
Those yields have been looking mighty fine ever since early 2022, eh?

>>513339050
I'm watching you
i also watch the archives

>>513339167
what do you do anon?

>>513338899
and how would that be?

>>513339319
Career transition :)
engineer/scientist by trade, also some intermediate-skill labor

>>513336656 (OP)
>In regards to housing
sage
The Federal Reserve does not control the fucking housing supply
Holy shit

>>513339459
you're going to have to further explain

>>513339429
To show to politics normies about the mainstream national voting trends of past decade, in particular areas where they live
Directly connects also with some of what MTG says in the above-posted clip
economic populist sentiment, nationwide

>>513339496
>The Federal Reserve does not control the fucking housing supply
this is obviously a joke

>>513339544
checked, I need to become a famous 'caster with online following, overnight
Maybe I should purchase/buy out some celebrity Name x account using credit card, and flip the account?

>>513339594
you are so fucking stupid
it is painful

>>513336656 (OP)
As long as the dollar is considered legit, the FED will continue to exist.

But you can already see the signs of it coming to an end with the emergence of the BRICS nations, their continued accumulation of gold coupled with decreasing demand for American debt in the bond markets. I think this is the reason central banks are trying to push CBDC's because they know the dollar system is sunsetting and they're trying to find a way to maintain control of everything by collapsing the existing system into a new digitally-based system. If you listen to some of the rhetoric coming out of the Bank of Internatinal Settlements and the WEF/Davos crowd. This looks like the plan. Whether it works or not is up for debate.

>>513339594
you're in my thread

>>513336656 (OP)
not much longer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FYtNQ8izM0

>>513339795
Why is that? (You) posted the map

>>513339827
>As long as the dollar is considered legit, the FED will continue to exist.
no
the federal resreve note is what is being issued into fucking oblivion
the us dollar is a fucking unit
and will be around a lot longer than the fucking fed

>>513339926
why do you continue to engage me when you have no worthwhile pursuits
you look stupid lol

>>513339963
>no worthwhile pursuits
?

>'engage'
I'm just on 4chan making posts.
Don't answer if (You) do not want

>>513339928

>the dollar ... will be around a lot longer than the FED

I hope you are right, but I'm not so optimistic.

>>513340014
you repeat others
i use you to bump my posts

>>513336656 (OP)
credit should be banned, or rather interests which is the motivation for credits.
Ban interests, you fix all current west issues in one law.

>>513340116
>"repeat others"
??
What post itt of mine "repeats"

>>513340128
no, credit is fine for tier 2 sector

>>513336656 (OP)
Jerome's last day is Friday

>>513340199
checked, you wish

>>513340177
is it you anon?
i am only for the people
that is why i am irrefutable
every time you see a govt policy, you should ask yourself does this policy BENEFIT THE GOVERNMENT OR THE CITIZENS?

>>513336656 (OP)
We have enough Indians to build more houses. We can fix all the problems in the country and it all starts with a single Indian.

ty 4chan

>>513340128
The global economy is a Debt-Based Economic Model, entire substance and foundation of it is all debt and credit expansion.

the word credit comes from Latin
>credere = to believe

Current system can only go forward, not in reverse
It requires constant, infinite expansion of debt (and credit) in order to keep from imploding

shall i make this a fed thread?
I have all fucking night

>>513340328
>govt policy
Absolutely, the government is not the nation or its people/citizens nor is-are the government "looking out for" the well being of its people
One of the reasons the U.S. Constitution is so important

fucking lol

>>513340506
imagine being so fucking useless that you wouod even post this
holy fuck
and it takes energy too

>>513340506
Quantum computing isn't going to sell more bonds

>>513340503
the fed has to go
there is no other way
the currency must be restored to ALL peoples

>>513340542
Yes it's bad
but the "tech" industry requires its own PR staff, putting it out there

Aladdin (in 8 minutes)
>https://rumble.com/v2jt8h4
https://rumble.com/v2jt8h4

>>513340623
>the currency must be restored to ALL peoples
the fed is removing the power of currency from the people's hands

>>513340662
have you been a bot this whole time?

>>513340388
kek

here's a (you), fren

>>513340710
All of Wall Street, the S&P is nothing but
computers talking to each other

>>513340426
And that won't last, because it's based on nothing but trust (unlike gold before), and you know what shakes trust? wars.

>>513340747
>fren
i'm not your fren
nor do i automatically trust white people
i do know you say 'fren' because you call it a supremacist, but it is not me
i treat people as they treat me
you should not fuck with me
not in my own thread

Get a hold of yourselves people, b/c money is milking you dry. I am going to stop posting in about a year.

Money is often falsely equated with productivity, intelligence, class, success, integrity, and/or good taste.
If you equate success with money, you will likely be perpetually dissatisfied, in a constant state of longing.

But if you VALUE THINGS WHICH CANNOT BE BOUGHT, such as:
community
family
work ethic
intellect
fitness
perseverance
cleanliness
honesty
integrity
compassion
tradition
loyalty
reliability
patience
humor
If you value the above, you will always be content and successful, no matter where you are or what you do.
Judge yourself by deed, not possession.

Money does not make food.
Labor, Seeds, Land, Air, Sun, and Water make food— we have ALL of these things WITHOUT fucking money. If you remove JUST ONE of these items, YOU WILL NOT HAVE FUCKING FOOD.
MONEY DOES NOTHING BUT ACT AS A QUANTIFIER FOR FUCKING TRADE.
We cannot have unearned income AT THE EXPENSE OF earned income. Finance must be the servant of production, not its master.
pic rel lool

i'm about to do a big info dump

>>513336775
>will be in debt
Somebody/some thing has to buy all of the debt (that's been issued)
That is the central problem rn

Nobody wants to
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/500310690

>>513341512
>Somebody/some thing has to buy all of the debt (that's been issued)
no
that is a lie

>>513341021
This "le capitalism lets people starve meme" is one of the most completely baffling parts of leftist dogma. Last I checked, capitalist countries have less of a problem with people starving, more with people getting so dang fat they collapse under their own weight. If I wanted to criticize capitalism, I'd say, look at all these fat fucks taking up our space, you don't see that in North Korea.

Furthermore, I demand the immediate release of all information related to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking business.

>>513341578
Ok
let me know when the central banks take all the U.S. treasuries onto their balance sheet
USD is the default global reserve currency denomination
this isn't merely about the United States / its national debt / the Federal Reserve/FRB

>>513341714
>"le capitalism lets people starve meme" i
lol

men are so stupid
and pathetic
and yes i am a man
it is so sad to watch

Wouldn't be surprised if there was a housing crash in the next 6-12 months. It'll be something related to a stock market shock that makes prices tumble down. The most probable thing would be nvidea shitting the bed on AI , that stock seems to be gigantic for what Nvidea does (supply GPU's / computer hardware).

>>513341873
...so North Korea is state capitalism?

>>513342052
why the fuck would that matter to me?

>>513341872
are you this anon?

>>513342188
Ask yourself, you're the one who brought it up.

>>513342380
No

>>513342431
your posts don;t even make sense

US taxpayers paid the IRS $562 Billion in interest alone in fiscal year 2021 to borrow the Federal Reserve’s debt-based currency out of thin air in the form of bond debt
$562 billion
($562,000 million)
Pic related

How it is:
>US government needs currency
>US Treasury prints up some bonds
>NY Federal Reserve creates Federal Reserve Notes out of thin air and its primary dealers then buy said bonds from US Government
>US government now has new currency created out of thin air by Fed banks
>Now, US taxpayers owe interest (and principal) on said US bonds, as well as paying a fee AND DIVIDENDS to the NYFed’s shareholders, the primary dealers (the big banks), this is the ‘Public Issues’ portion of the US Public Debt

How it should be:
>Congress makes annual budget
>Tax revenues are collected and any budget shortfall (deficit) is then new debt-free US Notes issued by the US Treasury itself, no bonds needed, no US Public Debt to issue our own currency
Are Americans ever going to realize this fraud?

>when a generation sells the futures of their country and their offspring for unsustainable and lavish wealth and their offspring are too stupid to realize it

>>513340073
the "dollar" is entirely propped up by the us military. as long as the us has bombs and guns and aircraft carriers the us dollar will still have weight

god i love apple

>>513342783
no
the dollar is propped up by labor

>>513342750
Wait until US taxpayers figure out that the payroll taxes collected for social security, medicaid and unemployment are then used to purchase specially-issued, non-marketable US treasuries (aka Government Account Series, aka GAS) and THE US TAXPAYER IS THEN CHARGED INTEREST ON THESE GAS TREASURIES BOUGHT WITH THEIR PAYROLL TAXES.
This is called the Intragovernmental Debt and is included in the US Public Debt. The interest that we pay on Intragovernmental Debt is in the left hand column in pic related and the other interest paid to borrow the Federal Reserve’s currency in exchange for US Treasury debt (these are called Public Issues —-aka Debt Held by the Public aka Marketable debt) is in the right hand column of pic related and the creation of these Public Issues is detailed in the text in
Pic related is total interest paid on US treasuries for FY 2022 to borrow the Federal Reserve’s private currency in the form of bond debt (Debt Held by the Public + Intragovernmental Debt = US Public Debt)
$718 BILLION in interest paid
$718,000 MILLION in interest paid
$718,000,000,000 in interest paid to issue their Federal Reserve Note out of thin air in the form of bond debt in FY 2022

you would think the fbi cares that the nyfed has $12b in capital (they really don't even have this) and $10 TRILLION IN LIABILITIES

4chan is proof the ptb do care

>>513342783
>the "dollar" is entirely propped up by the us military.
lol the "dollar" is a fucking unit

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it will back each $1 Federal Reserve Note in circulation with forty cents of gold.
They don't do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that bankers are to be held personally responsible if they fail.
They are not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says if a Fed bank is insolvent, it is to become the property of the US.
It doesn’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that insolvent Fed banks shall forfeit their shares in their Regional Fed.
They don’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that it will use its profits to supplement the gold reserve and pay down any US debt.
It definitely doesn’t do this. LOL PIC RELATED
The Federal Reserve has 3 mandates —people now only talk about the dual mandates, which are stable prices and low unemployment—the third mandate is to keep long term interest rates constant.
They don't do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that the Fed will maintain parity of all forms of legal money issued by the US and strengthen the gold reserve.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed Board will audit Fed banks at will.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says its by-laws are not to violate US law.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that Fed banks cannot discount stocks or commercial paper.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says each Fed bank will maintain a surplus fund from its profits, up to 40% of its paid-in capital stock.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed Board will supervise Fed banks.
They don’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed banks will publish complete details weekly of their assets and liabilities, as well as the nature of their transactions.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed is required to write off worthless assets on its books.
It doesn’t do this.

and

>>513342783
>is entirely propped up by the us military
Not "entirely"
The global U.S. mil hegemony, yes, does have a great role in keeping our USD-favorable trade balances
But the whole 'dollar propped up by U.S. mil' phrase comes out of the 1970s-2000s petrodollar era, when the USD was *in the process of becoming* the 95+percent default global reserve currency unit. (and also, for example why they took out Khadafy, Saddam who each wanted to sell their oil in denomination other than USD) Now we have active coalitions such as BRICS which are attempting, though with pretty low-power and uncoordinated efforts, to erode the USD pre-eminence as the global reserve, mainly through efforts such as trade exchange amongst themselves in their own native currencies, having their sovereign central banks load up on gold etc. none of which "demolishes" USD but incrementally erodes its global default status and pole position as denomination of 'first-demand'
Times are changing

>>513343255
and

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it is to have reserves in gold equal to 35% of its deposits.
It doesn’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it will maintain a gold account at the Treasury.
It doesn’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed’s franchise will be forfeited if they violate law.
It is not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that Federal Reserve Notes will be redeemed for gold.
They’re not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed bank owners will be held responsible for all regional Fed bank operating expenses, debts and contracts.
They aren’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed member banks will not repurchase US treasuries that have maturities greater than six months from their date of purchase.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says US Treasury yields are to be paid in tax-free gold.
They aren’t.

Gold is mentioned 53 times and on 11/25 pages. The word gold is littered throughout the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, basing one promise after another on GOLD. It was the ONLY reason the legislation passed.

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Federal Reserve will not pay any income tax, its shareholders will receive a 6% dividend or the yield on a US 10-year treasury (whichever is lower) and also to have all their travel expenses paid.
They did manage to uphold these parts of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.

Why do we have a Federal Reserve again?

A thread for the above:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/378535945/#q378535945

trump may take out the fed

>>513343339
We'd like to see it
but I'm not optimistic
(Bessent was speaking publicly a few weeks ago about the "400 economists over at FRB that effectively do nothing")

>>513342894
<<<——$882 Billion in interest paid in fiscal year 2023 (FY 2023) to have the NYFed's primary dealers issue our currency out of thin air in the form of bond debt ($666B interest on $34T of Public Issues plus $216B interest on $123T of Intragovernmental Debt)
$666B lol, can't even make this shit up

>>513343385
who is we?

>>513337500
I hope the housing market shits.
I don't want anyone buying a house near me because if they do the likelihood of them being an Indian or some other goblino race has gone up significantly.

Hating on the fed is one of the surest signs of an idiot. It's one of these things people who don't know much about anything say because it's an easy name they can point to and blame for nebulous economic problems.

The people who talk about 'ending the fed' usually advocate the 'free market', which means international banks would be able to own huge amounts, if not all, of the US's currency.

If the idea was the opposite, to give the US government more control over it (something which is not often suggested) then it would mean you have Trump's team of crooks from NYC, Howard Lutnick for example, being in charge of the nation's money.

>>513337100
Obviously this.

>>513343496
>housing market shits
Global bond market will collapse before that, after which (You) won't need to be concerned about housing

>>513343286
global trade and shipping lanes are maintained by the us military
without the military enforcing hegemony the dollar is dead

>>513338899
Fucking Mass and Connecticut have destroyed NH and Southern Maine.

>>513343658
>'I didn't read or comprehend the post replied to'

These MBS tranches (bought using QE) are held outright by the NYFed (NYFed acts as both note holder and MBS investor, multiple CUSIPs in each tranche, hundreds of properties in each CUSIP). If the mortgagor defaults (which 99% of them do/already have, which is why the NYFed bought them from their primary dealers in the first place), the deed then belongs to the Fed, who then either sits on the property (affecting housing values and skewing the housing market) or gives it to one of its triparty dealers to be rented (REITs) or to be picked over in foreclosure court. The NYFed now owns ~30% of all mortgaged homes, this was illegal before 2008.

The primary dealers that own the NYFed and the financial firms they choose to fund and that also make real estate purchases for the NYFed (i.e. BlackRock, Blackstone, Carlyle Group, American Homes 4 Rent) want to own all the properties, then the US government can become their customer through housing assistance; in this way, they form a closed loop of both supplier and customer, keeping the general public from owning any property, while profiting.

Under the guise of Covid, the NYFed and its ilk bought single family homes (MBS) and Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS), too, such as apartment buildings, trailer parks, nursing homes, offices, strip malls, warehouses, student housing, and RV parks and are keeping these real assets in their privately-incorporated LLCs (aka Special Purpose vehicles (SPVs)).

Update pic related to ~$2.2T

The purchase of these distressed properties by the NYFed causes false scarcity and false demand, which drive up housing (and rental) prices and prevents young and upcoming families from buying, fixing up and investing in these properties, as well as stopping new families from putting down roots in a community.

>>513343578
>memeflag 1 pbtid 'nebulous economic problems'
What exactly are these?

>>513343578
your post was hilarious
and even WHY i do what i do kek

>>513343693
I disagree with your assertion regarding the petrodollar because it flies in the face of history. hegemony was only cemented with the fall of the soviet union and since then other forms of energy has been explored. the "petro"dollar and us hegemony are not implicitly connected in the way you've described.

I hate usury bros

>>513343870
>hegemony was only cemented with the fall of the soviet union
lol holy fuck

>>513343870
>implicitly connected
??
What does that even mean?
In comparison to the 1970s-2000s era, the United States gets far less of its petroleum from the Middle East (than when the "petrodollar" era began).
Read my post (You) replied to initially, again

>>513343454
>when a generation sells the futures of their country and their offspring for unsustainable and lavish wealth and their offspring are too stupid to realize it

p.s. US taxpayers paid $1.13 TRILLION IN INTEREST ALONE for FY 2024 to borrow our own currency from the private Federal Reserve. The interest to borrow the Fed's private currency has fucking ~doubled in the last three years. Let that sink in.

>>513343943
are you historically illiterate? the greater israel project has only been undertaken due to the current, and now fleeting, us hegemony.

>>513344072
you have nothing to say
you have no point
you have nothing
i have everything

>>513341714
Irish and Indians starved under crony Jewish capitalism. It can be weaponized to starve people. It is just harder to do than with communism.

>>513344144
uh huh
sage

i am laughing at you and i dont ecven have to post again and you still wont matter
b/c your posts are self serving

>>513343760
What I described. Blaming the fed for anything and everything that is wrong in the economy. Complaining about where the rate is set for example.
The fact that even Bessent is now saying he's not advocating cutting the rate should tell you something.

It's a very good thing that the fed has nothing to do with Trump's retards.

you are stupid
you fucking bore me
we are going to change the world without you

>>513344161
adios kitten

the people already have the power to stop any tyranny by SIMPLY USING CASH AND LEAVING YOUR PHONE AT HOME sometimes
these two simple things destroy these type of surveillance plans
you already have the fucking power
it is YOU that chooses to continue using the grid to your own detriment
you already have the power right now
you have agency still
they just need your consent to implement it wholly, then having agency won't even matter

the current tech trend is for citizens to not hold or own information or organize it or remember it
they also do not store it on their own computers, but in a foreign cloud that tracks all changes in real time
they only have instantaneous ACCESS to information
people are not being conditioned to retain info or organize it for themselves

tptb are now waiting for anyone with a high amount of intellect and knowledge to die off, then they will just be left with the malleable, dumbed-down 'instantaneous access' population that can't put two and two together

USE FUCKING CASH AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY

A NATION'S FIAT IS THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN FUCKING HANDS
and this is why the Fed seeks to even abolish paper Federal Reserve Notes, b/c fiat paper mostly SERVES THE FUCKING CITIZEN:

fiat is the common national bond and cooperation of the value of one's labor
if this fiat is issued by a private, debt-based central bank, then only the central bank profits from the labor of the citizens, not the treasury or the citizens

CNBC incorrectly reported on March 11, 2022 that the NYFed’s assets totaled $8M, which is a MILLION TIMES LESS than its actual holdings, which was really a staggering $8 TRILLION. Steve Liesman did not bother to correct this, nor did he say the word trillion.

Some possible reasons for such an error, none of which are good:
1. CNBC is incompetent and they actually think the Fed only holds $8M in assets
2. Steve Liesman is incompetent and thinks the Fed only owns $8M in assets
3. The CNBC chart guy thought it was already in millions, lol
4. Credible and reliable financial journalism has been dead for a long time
5. CNBC has an active interest in defrauding the public
6. The units were purposely omitted because the average public might wake up if the chart accurately said $8T, while paired with “Is the Fed doing a shitty job?”

Pic related my tv
Update amount to $6.3 Trillion

>>513344186
>memeflag 2 pbtid 'wrong in the economy'
What are the global, and United States, economic problems 'nebulous' or otherwise?
Specifically list and identify them

(never mind what the current adminstration says/does)

Or, there are none? No problems, is that the state of affairs

>Bessent
Based on his financial training, philosophy and background it's comprehensible and rational that he (<-personally in his own opinion) would not advocate for immediate cutting of rates.
But again, never mind him:

What are the economic problems? List them rn

we are going to nationalize the fed

party is over
The NYFed runs the fucking planet, make no mistake about it.
<<<——— the international banking cartel driving humanity into the ground
>private owners of the NYFed, aka shareholders aka primary dealers
>privately-incorporated company
>market makers for US treasuries
>used to be 46, now there are 24
>Five-time felon JPM is the largest
Behold, people! The failures of 2008 on fucking QE steroids.

>24 nation-less financial corporations destroying the planet with national indebtedness, purposeful arbitrage and false scarcity
<<<<----also, NYFed fulfilled its diversity requirement by adding a new Primary Dealer, ASL Capital Markets, owned by an Arab banker (a minority-owned business), been in business three years and now issuing our currency

>>513344619
The Bank Of International Settlements (BIS) is the head of all debt-based central banks (and founded by JPM) and was created in 1930 under the Versailles Treaty to get money from Germany for all the nasty shit they did in WWI.
The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England existed way before the BIS, the BIS morphed into their central clearing house and check-kiting hub for the first fractional-reserve, fiat, debt-based central banking schemes run in a few countries and then expanded from there to installing its central banks in over sixty countries.
Pic related
Note Iran, Iraq, Cuba, Syria, North Korea, Afghanistan, and Venezuela are NOT on the list lol
Note China IS ON THE LIST
>China begged to be in the basket of currencies under the IMF and BIS in 2015 and the yuan was finally used in 2017
>only took the NYFed four years to get China bent over the table
>Damn
Note Ukraine is NOT on the list, as it was a 2014 freshly-installed regional NYFed bank branch, it was still on probation
Russia is looking to get off the list.

The NYFed is similar to a space ship in sci-fi movies that hovers over nations and sucks up all the resources, slowly orbiting the planet.
Note that the NYFed and the Fed Board of Governors were just added as separate entities on this list

>>513344684
An India anon’s thread on the NYFed’s primary dealers:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/419352960/
<<<<——this thread shows the SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks listed in the image in >>513344684, which reads just like the list of the NYFed’s primary dealers as seen in >>513344619

>>513344759
>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks l

>>513344943
>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks l

>>513344972
>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513344992
>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks
these people are destroying you labor

>>513345043
>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345073
>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345110
>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

you will

<<<<—The red arrow is the running tally just for the US Intragovernmental Debt. These ‘unfunded liabilities’ include Medicare (~70% of picrel) and Social Security (~25%) and Disability (~5%).
$152 TRILLION (US taxpayers paid $237 Billion in interest on this Intragovernmental Debt in FY 2024 ALONE). This is the amount that is owed out, as of today, based on what was taken in, in (mostly) payroll taxes.

THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE the ~$36 TRILLION in Marketable Debt (aka Public Issues) that the public is always bitching about (US taxpayers paid $896 B in interest on this in FY 2024 ALONE).

So, the running tally for US currency ‘borrowed’ from the NOW-INSOLVENT private Federal Reserve's debt franchise is ~$187 Trillion.
$187 fucking TRILLION.

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/datasets/interest-expense-debt-outstanding/interest-expense-on-the-public-debt-outstanding#data-table

>>513345165
like you speak for japan
fucking kek
imagine being so inconsequential

imagine being so selfish
and fucking ineffective

Very Good Replacement Flag For Israel, Japan's Rising Sun. It is Even Better Than This One. The Rising SON It Is Now.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/505237484/
^^^ A thread about the NYFed and its ilk now trying to convince the boomers to switch from private Federal Reserve-issued, debt-based Federal Reserve Notes to privately-issued, debt-backed stablecoin tokens. This is going to be priceless to watch. Neither of these currency options benefit the citizens, they only benefit the private issuer. Will boomers sell out once again to the banks to save themselves from a failing system that they created? One last fuck you to the country as they insulate themselves in their private tokens?
And in the next orchestrated crisis, are the boomers’ new asset tokens to become worthless, as the payment platform is the ultimate claimant to any reserve assets in a crisis or bankruptcy?

When is the currency going to be restored to the people? Don't US taxpayers have a right to a debt-free currency issued by their own treasury?

Pic related was just passed.

This is just entitled boomer classists driving the fucking country into the ground for money (mostly from the now-bankrupt NYFed's QE policies) and now destroying the US taxpayer's currency (the fucking US$, which is A FUCKING UNIT) on the world stage with the Fed’s issued-into-oblivion, worthless Federal Reserve Note.

How fraudulent do you have to be that you can actually destroy a fucking unit of measurement? lol holy fuck

>>513345346
here kitty kitty

>>513345073
>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345549
>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345585
>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

act like you don't see me
we''ll pretend
kek

>>513345605
>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345746
>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345770
>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345802
>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks
kiss me while the world decays

>>513345838
>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345889
>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345910
>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345947
>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513345968
>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346004
>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346020
>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346055
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346074
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

i can't snooze and miss the moment
kek
ty 4chan

>>513346111
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

i can't lose when i'm with you 4chan
i can't miss the moment
you're just too important
nobody does it like you do 4chan

it is so sad that yiu tube won;t let vidoes out without tags

>>513346168
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks
fucking kek

>>513346324
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513343578
t. keynesian retard

>>513346349
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346438
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346478
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513346517
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks

>>513344532
who is 'we'

>>513346605
the us govt

Everytime I see these threads I always get fearful on whether I'm doing the right thing financially.
I'm a nervous as fuck person so I've kept with my job for 7 years. It does pay well though for my age. I also keep a lot in cash.

Right now my setup is:
- 30 yr fixed mortgage at 3.3% (around 230k equity, 270k outstanding)
- $130k or so in 401k (mix of ore tax and Roth). All aggressive stocks
- Around $18k in Roth IRA, international stocks
- $85k in money market bearing 3.6% APY (This is my 12 months emergency fund)
- About $5k in checkings
- $15k in gold stocks in brokerage account

No other debt than mortgage. Income is $165k. I max 401k and IRA. I have a tiny bit of crypto (I cashed out a while ago on a huge win in SHIB).
California is expensive as shit and o raises past 2 years. My income va expenses are creeping up to be close to 1:1 atm.

I work in tech and pretty sure I have a safe job here but if I lost it I'd be terrified I couldn't get another job. One of my friends got foreclosed on because of how fucked it is right now.

lol

>>513346847
>but if I lost it I'd be terrified I couldn't get another job. O
kek
>b/c i'm fucking skilless and my product is your product

>>513347011
Cope and seethe faggot. My sectors unemployment is like fucking 10%. Apparently new grads and no degrees are the same rate of unemployment.

Never can be too cautious. That's why I'm still comfortable even in this gay economy.

Have fun seething that I can jerk off and watch Anime while I WFH and I'm considered more valuable than younand your terminally online faggotry.

>>513346847
>- 30 yr fixed mortgage
lol

they have destroyed multigenerational housing too

multigenerational properties greatly benefit families and communities
>can take care of elderly
>grandparents can babysit
>pay only taxes, as house is already owned
>put down roots in a community
>keep wealth in the family
>higher security

>>513347332
your reply to me is so fucking stupid i'm embarrassed for you
please do not waste my time again

The Fed Reserve’s Board of Governors are nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate. The Fed’s Board of Governors is a neutered and ineffective regulatory body, and under regulatory capture by the NYFed.
The 12 Federal Reserve Regional branches are the public franchisors, public franchisors which sell private franchisee stock to private banks in their region.
The private banks buy stock in their regional Fed franchise, private stock which earns dividends of 6% annually.
The NYFed is the largest and most powerful regional Federal Reserve branch franchise. It conducts all trading for the Federal Reserve and is custodian for its assets. Its biggest shareholders are the private big banks, aka the primary dealers, that issue our currency in the form of bond debt, who are the market makers for these US treasuries and since 2008 have been using those treasuries and QE to counterfeit our currency.
The Fed likes to confuse the publicly-appointed Fed Board of Governors with the privately-incorporated shareholders of the 12 regional Fed franchises, so people don’t realize we are paying private banks to borrow our own currency at interest.
Pic related

Daily reminder:
The State Capitalist/Communist Regime of the Federal Reserve Uniparty

There is Free Market Capitalism, which we do NOT practice. This is when you have competition & the rewarding of success.
We practice State Capitalism (low-grade communism) in which the central bank rewards their buddies whether or not they are successful. They also launder their worthless Federal Reserve Notes into real assets while doing so, which are then held by their private corporation. This is State Capitalism.

Again, NOT to be confused with free market capitalism, which is probably only truly practiced somewhere in the Andes.

The Federal Reserve is a group of 12 private, incorporated, regional franchises (they can each be sued) & is the driving force behind the corporate takeover of our government.

State Capitalism (aka low grade communism directed by the central bank):
>the state has considerable control over the allocation of credit & investment
>planning to protect & advance the interests of big business against the interests of consumers.
>government controls the economy & essentially acts like a single huge corporation
>publicly listed corporations in which the state has controlling shares

The Fed con laid out in 105 posts.
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/306098770/
Correction in archived thread: change mortgagee to mortgagor

Fed info & links to house & senate crypto summaries:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/329381702/

Criminal activities of the NYFed's primary dealers
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/342538518/

The NYFed investing in China:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/359651784/#359683568

Ukraine & its owner, the NYFed: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/373203255/

Fed thread: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/389999787/

June 2023 Fed thread: https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/428705533/

The irony here is that we are, in real time right now, witnessing the failure of low grade communism, aka state capitalism.

>>513347586
>We practice State Capitalism (low-grade communism) in which the central bank rewards their buddies whether or not they are successful.

>>513347620
>>We practice State Capitalism (low-grade communism) in which the central bank rewards their buddies whether or not they are successful.

>>513347416
> waste my time
Nigger you have more posts in this thread than Jews have been expelled. Your time is worthless.

>>513337259
>how much longer are we going to live the lie?
note how they squeeze the currency for the citizens out on the top half of the chart
lol
the Fed can't even do their own fucking job
and we have politicians now pretending this isn't happening

>>513347700
what a pathetic, ineffective, you-may-have-said-nothing
retort
i often wonder what it feels like to be that desperate

>>513347700
>Your time is worthless.
obviously not

>tech/greed/narcissism/corruption destroys humanity one person at a time
>people are surprised when the world turns into a superficial shithole loaded with people of low integrity, no skills and no standards

Watch as the Federal Reserve Uniparty owns, datamines, monetizes, surveils, and profits from every transaction on the globe:

today, most people are either:
corrupt (they are actively profiting)
compromised (someone is blackmailing them)
complicit (not outwardly doing anything illegal, but looking the other way so they may get theirs)
or
cowardly (they are too spineless to speak up)

We have all been living a horrible lie that only benefits those entities that issue the currency (24 international banks aka the NYFed's primary dealers) and those financial firms that they choose to fund.
This century-long, usurious scheme leads to a grotesque elitist class, inequality, misallocation of capital, and market rigging. This constant skimming by the privately-incorporated Federal Reserve Uniparty leaves the citizens downtrodden and constantly in need of new loans and taxes. Until the Fed has been abolished, we will ALL continue to devolve.

>just a slow, quiet descent into GLOBAL mediocrity, poverty and crime
>The NYFed, and its primary dealers — 24 private, nation-less, financial corporations, destroying the planet with national indebtedness, purposeful arbitrage and false scarcity

>>513346731
How do you see it playing out, what moves are taken first

A reminder, Federal Reserve Notes are what are being issued to worthless oblivion and
>the US dollar is a fucking UNIT

We need to AGAIN issue debt-free, Treasury-issued US Notes like we did before (and during) the bloodsucking, obsolete Federal Reserve. We need to AGAIN issue debt-free US Notes that are pegged to a basket of commonly-used weighted commodities, distributed by a series of state banks.

We can:
1 nationalize Fed banks
OR
2 dissolve Fed and have a series of state banks
OR
3 issue US Notes simultaneously AGAIN and eventually recycle worthless Federal Reserve Notes out of circulation
OR
4 YOU CAN RIGHT NOW: use cash/barter/stack/use credit unions/use cold wallets, these five things IMMEDIATELY transfer power directly to the people

USE CASH, NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN, cash IMMEDIATELY puts the power in the hands of the people.

Real paper cash:
>is permissionless
>is private
>is anonymous
>has no transaction fees
>works in power outages
>doesn’t need the internet
>don't need to be a coder to use it
>doesn't depend on another party having a device
>everyone knows exactly how much they have
>has no transaction limits or thresholds for reporting
>money laundering is harder with physical cash, due to transport
>is inclusive, it does not see race
>is harder to use in ransoms
>can’t be hacked
>don’t need to remember a password to use it
>IS the ultimate in payment platforms
>using cash helps people to save money and budget
>puts the power directly in the hands of the people
>keeps the currency near the REAL goods and services
>less paperwork
>is face to face, not face to screen
>makes government theft harder
>using cash forces the debt-based Federal Reserve to serve the citizens

Boycott businesses that do not take cash.
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY.
Barter is the real torpedo to these fucking clowns.

i'm going to sleep

Federal Reserve Thread Series Part 1 of 4
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/489468608
This thread summarizes the first of a series of four recent separate economics papers examining the current insolvency of the 12 regional Federal Reserve franchises.

In this first paper, Kupiec and Pollock show that the Federal Reserve franchises are insolvent if GAAP accounting is used, which the Fed does not use. The Fed is now balancing their books with an imaginary, 'magic' accounting column called 'Deferred Assets' to perpetuate their bankrupting of the US Treasury and the American taxpayer and to hide their losses and now uncollateralized Federal Reserve Notes. These are operating losses, which don't even include the capital losses from marking-to market their now-worthless securities either, further skewing the real price of credit and hampering the Fed's ability to respond to shocks to the economy, as their balance sheet is full and there is no room to move.

The Fed franchises have only become more insolvent since the paper was released, their losses doubling since Jan 2024 to the tune of ~$214 Billion as of this week.
This thread summarizes how the Fed is insolvent, operating illegally, opening itself up for lawsuits and destroying the American economy when it could just roll off its balance sheet and take cash losses like that. Instead, the Fed franchises choose to take cash losses by still paying their owners dividends and paying out interest to NYFed primary dealers via IORB and to MMFs in Reverse Repo transactions.

’Federal Reserve Losses and Monetary Policy’ Jan 2024
Paul H. Kupiec, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
Alex J. Pollock, Senior Fellow, Mises Institute
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4712022

>>513348177
Federal Reserve Thread Series Part 2 of 4
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/491506260/
This thread summarizes the second of a series of four recent separate economics papers examining the current insolvency of the 12 regional Federal Reserve franchises (aka ‘Fed bank/s’ ITT). This paper uses Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) linear regression analysis to examine how shocks from three variables: federal debt, the Federal Reserve assets and/or real GDP affect CPI (chosen to represent prices and inflation).

Mr. Webster’s paper describes how quickly prices respond to shocks in the above three variables and how quickly a new (often higher) price equilibrium is found and how the rest of the system converges to support this new price equilibrium. This paper seeks to measure how quickly the now-insolvent Fed banks enable or ‘accommodate’ the deficit-ridden US government by purchasing securities and how this accommodation then contributes to inflation and price hikes, as measured by CPI.

The Fed banks’ ‘accommodative’ QE purchases of excess US Marketable Debt make room for even more new debt to be issued and *hopefully* sold. This is called Fed ‘accommodation’ and is now becoming a ‘debt death spiral’, which is when a nation (or corporation) has to issue new debt to raise the funds to pay the interest on its old debt. Unfortunately, this new constant debt issuance floods the economy with new currency, mostly enriching the proximal investment class and exacerbating inflation for the rest of us. These QE policies have also led to the insolvency of the Federal Reserve today, massive capital losses and full balance sheets with no room for the Fed to move, further handicapping the debt-based central bank.

The Myth of Fed Political Independence
Thomas J. Webster, Professor Emeritus, Lubin School of Business, Pace University, New York, NY.
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4916388

>>513348217
Federal Reserve Thread Series Part 3 of 4
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/494723606/
This thread summarizes the third in a series of four recent economics papers examining the current insolvency of the 12 regional Federal Reserve franchises.

The third paper explores options for reformation or replacement (abolition!) of the insolvent Fed. The paper begins with a historical analysis that chronicles the Fed’s many past policy failures & their respective crises & how the Fed’s response to said crises further enabled Fed accommodation of $trillions in deficit spending by Congress. The Fed’s four ‘prescriptive’ rounds of QE purchases of US treasuries & MBSs have now resulted in hundreds of billions of embarrassing Fed capital losses & ZERO remittance to the US Treasury since October 2022. But, somehow the Fed is still able to pay out dividends to its shareholders and able to pay out interest on Reserve Balances (IORB) to banks & interest on reverse repo transactions to money market funds (MMFs).

This paper has broad rule recommendations that aim to rein in the Fed & reduce both manipulation & subsidies by Fed market interference. However, these rule recommendations do not address the inflation and recessions already caused by the Fed’s monetary policies. These monetary policy shortcomings could be directly addressed by 1) the abolition of the Fed(!), 2) free banking & 3) commodity-backed money. This paper loosely represents a coalition of conservative groups & their suggestions on how to fix the insolvent Federal Reserve. It examines the current system of borrowing the Fed's private currency, the Federal Reserve Note, & how we can return the role of currency issuance back to the US Treasury, & thus back to the people.

Project 2025 Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise (April 2023)
Chapter 24: ‘Federal Reserve’
Paul Winfree (& additional contributors)
https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeaders

>>513348255
The third paper was weak, but the first of its kind to suggest the abolition of the Fed. One of the paper’s shortcomings detailed in an excerpt from the Part 3 of 4 thread:

*************** I pause the thread here to point out another egregious error right in the middle of the economic paper being examined. As I have noted before in past threads, such high school-tier errors are so bad that it looks as though these economics papers are not even proofread at all.
Picrel is the error and the following text is what I think the author was trying to convey:

>If government issues too much paper currency, then citizens will doubt the gold peg and turn in their paper for gold from their banks, and these Tier 2 banks, in turn, will then redeem that same paper from the US Treasury and drain the government’s gold
Please feel free to correct me if I am missing something.

To make such an egregious error in the most important sentence in the entire paper begs the question, was it on purpose, mocking the public or are they trying to trick the public into turning in their gold again lololol?
The error in pic related is an example that NO ONE is watching or correcting these people. This author worked for Trump as an economic advisor in his first term. These are the people running the show. This is who we have to rely on to fix things and that is not good. This is why we must be vigilant even more so now, not to just let them install whatever fuck they think b/c THEY ARE THE SAME PEOPLE THAT GOT US HERE IN THE FIRST PLACE.

part 4 of 4 will be on 3 of miran's latest papers
pic definitely related

>>513348602
>on 3 of miran's latest papers
<<<---one paper when miran was crying over his yield

>>513348667
<<<----another paper by miran
Trump and his economic advisor, Miran, are trying to circumvent #2 in pic rel with forwards (futures for treasuries).
They are trying to make it so the US can sell its gold without paying down the debt.

Miran and Trump want for the major debt holders to swap their short term bills and notes for 100-year bonds, they want to indebt Americans for the next century to the Fed (ultimately via debt-backed tokens of these treasuries (aka securities))

>>513348752
and then this paper >>513348602 will be the.brunt of part 4 of 4

>>513336656 (OP)
Capitalism is already on the pinnacle but they won't let it go. Your corpse will be dragged for another centuries.

>>513349095
>Capitalism
died and went to heaven permanently in 2008 >>513263907