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7/10/2025, 8:31:07 PM
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Centralization always leads to corruption. By 1913, the US Federal Reserve was born, a privately controlled central bank with ties to foreign institutions. It funded World War I, inflated the Roaring Twenties, and triggered the Great Depression. By 1931, desperate Americans watched the government balloon in size. Then Roosevelt’s Executive Order 6102 seized all private gold and after the confiscation, it was devalued.
This isn’t new. Throughout history, rulers have clipped coins, mixed metals, or restamped them to cheat the people. Why? Because controlling the issuance of money means controlling power. It’s taxation without calling it tax.
Inflation isn’t prices going up. It’s the money being diluted. Yes, events like a chicken flu spike the price of eggs. But on a long enough timeline, tech and innovation make things cheaper. The natural state of a healthy economy is deflation. Things should get better and cheaper over time unless someone’s printing money to suck the value out. The quality of materials should improve but instead they are being made cheaper, the food cheaper in order to keep prices low.
That’s why you feel poor even while working more. You earn dollars once, then have to gamble in the market just to maintain value or else inflation eats you alive. It’s a rigged game. They trade you paper, backed by nothing, while you trade your time, health, and life energy. You lose value every day not because you spend, but because the money itself is rigged. You trade time and energy. They just print. And you consume ever crappier houses, more expensive education, medical bills and lower quality food.
Centralization always leads to corruption. By 1913, the US Federal Reserve was born, a privately controlled central bank with ties to foreign institutions. It funded World War I, inflated the Roaring Twenties, and triggered the Great Depression. By 1931, desperate Americans watched the government balloon in size. Then Roosevelt’s Executive Order 6102 seized all private gold and after the confiscation, it was devalued.
This isn’t new. Throughout history, rulers have clipped coins, mixed metals, or restamped them to cheat the people. Why? Because controlling the issuance of money means controlling power. It’s taxation without calling it tax.
Inflation isn’t prices going up. It’s the money being diluted. Yes, events like a chicken flu spike the price of eggs. But on a long enough timeline, tech and innovation make things cheaper. The natural state of a healthy economy is deflation. Things should get better and cheaper over time unless someone’s printing money to suck the value out. The quality of materials should improve but instead they are being made cheaper, the food cheaper in order to keep prices low.
That’s why you feel poor even while working more. You earn dollars once, then have to gamble in the market just to maintain value or else inflation eats you alive. It’s a rigged game. They trade you paper, backed by nothing, while you trade your time, health, and life energy. You lose value every day not because you spend, but because the money itself is rigged. You trade time and energy. They just print. And you consume ever crappier houses, more expensive education, medical bills and lower quality food.
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