The Only Conspiracy: Federal Reserve
140 2013-01-22 by [deleted]
First, get the the most powerful country on the planet to issue your fiat money.
Second, subdue the world into using it as a reserve currency.
Now, you can own nearly anything. You can control many by "employing" them. You flood culture with propaganda telling them to worship your currency. You flood intellectual circles with divisive nonsense. Create secret societies that offer nothing but confusing symbology wrapped up as ancient secrets. Anything that distracts people away from thinking about the scam is a plus. Never mention it, never teach it, disallow the alternatives from being discussed. When your charter is about to be renewed, create a mass hysteria around an irrelevant issue: end of the world, anyone? Make the prime objective of government to ensure your status. Require taxes be paid in your currency. Now you win. What is missing?
105 comments
14 rum_rum 2013-01-22
What is missing: never attribute to malice what can adequately be attributed to stupidity. There are people who genuinely don't want to hear about how badly they're being boned, and to my mind that's the essence of good conspiracy: willing participants. The sorts of people who would write off everything you said by saying "you're full of shit," is what makes this possible.
Rather sadly, you can't MAKE people care about anything.
If you want to talk about currency, you need look no further than the ultimate fate of Liberty Dollars to understand that the people in charge of our currency really DO grasp the threat any alternative poses.
7 Outofmany 2013-01-22
Before organised criminal groups were busted and the evidence was finally brought to light, the mainstream was scandalized at the thought that it could even exist. People actually believed that criminals were nothing more than purse snatchers and stick up artists. When the public found out that criminals could be sophisticated, completely hide their tracks, commit massive crimes and get away with it, this revelation shook people down to their core.
The political/economic arena is just the next logical step where you are going to find organised crime, I can guarantee you with total certainty that criminal conspiracies are rife within all branches of government, banking, business. There is no way for those sectors to insulate themselves from the influence of outright criminal elements. It is logically impossible for there not to be conspiracies. There are big questions, like is there really a world conspiracy? - I guess the answer is sometimes. But to suggest that it's all down to stupidity, is so incredibly naive.
13 [deleted] 2013-01-22
Money is the focus of most people, and that's how the bloodlines want things to stay.
3 Rza808 2013-01-22
Rothchild or red shield
-5 [deleted] 2013-01-22
?! was that supposed to be some joke? u know they are the same thing right?
9 Superconducter 2013-01-22
If you can create money in any amount and distribute it to whomever you wish, deny it to whomever you dislike or want to plot against, in secret, you do own the world.
Now you will naturally tend to hate humanity out of boredom because they are allowing you to get away with this and no matter what you do you will never lose.
You may, after a while, tire of the game and begin to want to wreck the board to play something else.
8 [deleted] 2013-01-22
It was much better when money was backed by gold. I mean what's more sensible than pay some black dudes to dig it up from a hole in the ground in africa, put it in a more secure hole in in the ground in america and pay people to guard the gold.
1 SoundSalad 2013-01-22
America.
0 [deleted] 2013-01-22
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0 DiscerningDuck 2013-01-22
Maybe the way he said it, but I have to agree that I'd rather have a currency backed by a finite resource. As soon as the curtain is finally lifted, and knowledge of the brain-slug banking cartel reaches critical mass, would currency not inevitably fall back to being backed by gold, or something with demonstrable scarcity? I personally wouldn't trust any party with the task of responsibly operating the printing press, not after what we've seen.
1 [deleted] 2013-01-22
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0 [deleted] 2013-01-22
Don't sell yourself short! I think you absolutely do know how the economy works.
On the real though, think for a second how things would go if people knew their money would be worth more tomorrow than it is today.
0 [deleted] 2013-01-22
that was the intent. sarcasm*
0 [deleted] 2013-01-22
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3 [deleted] 2013-01-22
yeah gold bugs are foiled with 2 simple questions: do you, or anyone you love and hold dear, have any gold? AND
should the growth of economic development be limited by the pace in which we can dig a yellow rock out of the ground?
*edit im no fan of the current system.
8 gojo345 2013-01-22
There are others.
Military industrial complex.
13 bloodlines of the illuminati.
Satanism/occult practices in high places.
The vatican's push for a world religion.
The Mossad and CIA vs the world.
Whitewashed history and our true past.
5 [deleted] 2013-01-22
UFO's
7 Sailer 2013-01-22
Let us all try to comprehend how many conspiracies are made possible by this one, or how many conspiracies would not be possible, but for this one.
6 iownacat 2013-01-22
Of course. Thats the joke, the money is the only thing, everything else is a misdirection and noise. Which is why this tabloid bullshit subreddit is so goddamn stupid. Most of you need to read a fucking book and stop masturbating to youtube videos produced by the mentally ill....
start here:
http://www.amazon.com/Creature-Jekyll-Island-Federal-Reserve/dp/0912986212
http://torcache.net/torrent/89051ACEB5ED30A6E90D0F1DB6F579280FED1B7C.torrent?title=[kat.ph]creature.from.jekyll.island.by.g.edward.griffin.pdf.and.kindle
5 spaceman696 2013-01-22
The fnords are fnordsing.
8 DICKSUBJUICY 2013-01-22
holy shit, you can see them too?
2 burberry_diaper 2013-01-22
Smells strongly of discord in these parts.
5 not_a_lunatic 2013-01-22
bitcoin anyone?
2 [deleted] 2013-01-22
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2 DiscerningDuck 2013-01-22
Taking delivery is still the best option though...if you don't hold it, you don't own it.
4 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
How much profit do they make making money out of thin air and what happens to this profit?
6 Makaveli777 2013-01-22
What do you call it at that point? its beyond greed. Its beyond power. I don't even know the words to explain the atrocity that is the federal reserve. Or the incestuous families behind it. They have ruined the world..
-2 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
Imaginary.
Seriously. There is no small group of families running the federal reserve. It's owned by thousands of banks a lot of them(certainly all the bigger ones) publicly traded.
5 Fabiansruse 2013-01-22
And the majority share holders (in most cases) happen to be whom? or directly related to whom? Follow the rabbit down it's hole my friend, there's much to learn.
1 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
If you have sources with information then post them, otherwise shut up.
0 Fabiansruse 2013-01-22
http://www.usagold.com/federalreserve.html http://www.save-a-patriot.org/files/view/whofed.html
Start there, dick
1 TWALBALLIN 2013-01-22
Nice links
-1 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/mh?s=JPM+Major+Holders http://finance.yahoo.com/q/mh?s=C+Major+Holders
The largest shareholder of both holds ~4% and is a mutual fund/index company.
The largest private investor in JPM owns around 0.04% The largest private investor in Citi owns around 0.03%
I'm not sure what you were expecting.
2 Makaveli777 2013-01-22
so the rothschild family doesn't own 40% of the worlds wealth?
0 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
Lol, no not even close. The richest Rothschild heir in the world is just barely worth $1 billion. They use to be extremely rich and powerful but that hasn't been true for a very long time.
4 [deleted] 2013-01-22
do you subscribe to the notion that their wealth may not be directly attributed to their names but in trusts and NGO's and Policy Institutes which they sit on the boards? they can still live the lavish lifestyle to which their accustomed to and have the added benefit of claiming they are no longer wealthy and powerful and there fore, shouldnt be scrutinized. ? im not saying anything but "this wouldnt surprise me"
1 Fabiansruse 2013-01-22
Hiding in plain sight.
-6 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
They wouldn't get scrutinized by anyone outside of the fringe even if they were as wealthy as before so I don't see that actually being a concern.
Also it's nearly impossible to hide as much wealth as is attributed to them and the management/storage of it would involve a lot of people and be difficult to compartmentalize properly.
It's possible they have tens of billions hidden away, there are a few recent and current world leaders suspected of hiding such fortunes earned while in power. But even in the case of someone like Putin the details came out. Once you get into the hundreds it becomes very tricky to allocate it in a way to keep ahead of inflation and hide it and trillions I'd say impossible.
0 [deleted] 2013-01-22
wow downvotes everywhere, im a bit peeved finding out that this sub is so full of assholes. Its unfortunate, but whatever. Thanks for your answer. I think the moto of this sub should be Aristotle's "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." but damn, these people here are so fucking judgmental and hostile! That being said, Id disagree with you. I dont think you get to the point where your 5 sons own and operate the central banks of europe and somehow dissipate that wealth away over the course of generations. With compounding interest being what it is, and the families holdings in just about every industry there is... i think its obvious that they still
controlpossess unimaginable wealth and control over the worlds economy. But its something im not willing to take the time to independently verify, as i dont find it to be particularly important. im more focused on publicizing alternative methods of money creation and banking. They can have their games, we shall create new systems and they shall be for the benefit of all and not for the select elite few.0 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
It would seem that all that repackaged anti-Semite propaganda is outdated...
0 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
It goes where the users of labels like Anti-Semite goes. Just like the upvotes. Where else would it be after all?
5 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
Nice try but I'm being pretty precise in my use of it here. The specific tales of shady bankers concocting the Fed on a secret island is recycled anti-ZOG propaganda, and it's not a coincidence many of those bankers of old were Jewish. I'm not about to call pro-Palestinians (of which I am one) anti-Semites, then you might have a legitimate claim. Just because the label of Anti-Semitism is overused doesn't mean the appropriate response is to deny that Anti-Semitism has ever happened or has any legacy effects in the present.
0 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
I'm not denying it is real. I am treating it as real. Where else would anything that is Anti-Semite be but with those who use the term? Unless you were lying when you used the term?
"No! None of that peripheral nonsense! We have to go deeper! To the heart of the matter! The Semites! Fighting the Semite is our destiny!"
0 Makaveli777 2013-01-22
do you have any sources for this? I quite certain thats not true.
-5 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
Nat Rothschild is the richest of the current heirs. He is worth $1b(check the forbes and sunday times rich lists). His father Lord Rothschild is worth around half that(Going off his holdings in RIT, and assuming other smaller investments/properties). The drop off is pretty quick after that so it's hard to find figures(no one with access does research into the net worth of people with only $XX million).
They are certainly rich. But years of descendants and the rise of corporatism has really left them behind as far as world leaders goes.
2 [deleted] 2013-01-22
Yeah right, Forbes & Sunday Times has access to (sarcasm):
1) All properties/wealth hidden by the paper trail of endless shell companies & secured blind trusts.
Those types of estimates of wealth are for the rubes.
God, this disinfo heaven or people have no experience & actually read Forbes & WSJ to get crap investment advice.
Those are lifestyle publications for the poor.
-2 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
Bullshit , you have got that backwards shill!
0 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
It's easily verifiable. Just because it confuses you doesn't mean it's magic.
-3 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
your mother said that about you
-3 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
That doesn't even make sense.
You're not very clever are you?
-2 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
you pretentious prick you have been downvoted more than the devil around here, I will give you this , atleast you are a persistent prick hahahaaa
6 kahirsch 2013-01-22
Their annual reports, with audited financial statements, are here. A summary of their income, profits, and payments to the government since 1914 are in this table.
The member banks get a 6% dividend on the amount of stock they own in their regional Federal Reserve Bank and some money is added to their surplus fund. After that, all the profits go to the federal government. For example, in 2011, they made a profit of $77.4 billion, of which $75.4 billion went to the federal government.
2 Psycon 2013-01-22
That's nice and all, but you failed to mention the Fed and it's member banks are the largest holders of government debt.
0 kahirsch 2013-01-22
Here are a couple of tables I made 3 weeks ago, from the latest month that had full data available.
Source: Treasury Department
2 Psycon 2013-01-22
This is nice and all, but which intergovernmental agencies loan money? How does SS/Medicare loan the US gov money to pay for those very programs. That doesn't even make any sense.
0 kahirsch 2013-01-22
The FICA tax collected has been more (until just recently) than the amount that was needed to pay for Social Security and Medicare. The surplus was loaned to the rest of the federal government, at interest. This has been controversial for several reasons, including the fact that the payroll tax falls much more heavily on the lower and middle class than an income tax (to otherwise fund the government) would.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Security_Trust_Fund
0 Psycon 2013-01-22
Loaning money from SSD/Medicare is a monumentally stupid, illegal, and corrupt idea. Taxes are supposed to fund the programs they are levied for. If there is a surplus for a program they need to lower the tax and issue refund checks.
1 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
Thanks
3 ItsThat1Dude 2013-01-22
I read somewhere that it's in the 400 billion dollar a year range of profit. I don't have a link due to me being on my phone. I imagine that the profits just go to the family's of the people who own it(Rockefeller, rothschilds, ect) and used to further their agenda by investing in companies that would benefit them.
-8 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
Actually, the Fed refunds 100% of its profits to the treasury every year.
5 DILYGAF 2013-01-22
Ha
3 DiscerningDuck 2013-01-22
You heard the man. The fed gives all its profits to the government. Conspiracy's over, goodnight everyone.
3 Superconducter 2013-01-22
If you could prove that you'd have to be privy to secrets that no one else knows.
There has never been a thorough audit. The Fed will not tell who they loan money to or how much.
-3 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
You don't even have to audit the fed to see if the money going out in interest is greater than the money coming in from their payments. You just have to audit the treasury.
-5 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
There have been dozens and dozens of audits, but for some people there will never be one thorough enough.
5 canuck1987toronto 2013-01-22
These person is here to deflect those somewhat interested who just want an easy out. What he is saying is in fact nor true.
0 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
Quite the opposite, some people hear something conspiratorial and instantly assume it's true, and THAT is an easy way out as opposed to actually doing research. That's how myths about the Fed spread like wildfire all over the internet, people who already have a conspiratorial mindset get carried away with their confirmation bias and swallow all kinds of crap.
1 ThirstyBeaver44 2013-01-22
One issue that I don't have a full understanding of is that I thought the gold standard was weakened by Roosevelt and then eliiminated during the Nixon administration. Prior to that, gold bullion was seen publicly in Ft. Knox in 1953 and again in 1974 after congressional demand. What became of the gold bullion subsequently? My societally retarded "logical" mind would say it must still be there. Talk of numerous audits, though, got me to thinking why it is almost 40 years now since we've publicly seen anything. What is the correlation between that gold and the fed. And assuming the gold is still there, what purpose does it serve?
1 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
Oh they all work for free?, how would you know , just because they put it on their website it must be true, think about it, they don't allow anyone to audit them hahaha , and why not? well they must have something to hide don't they
2 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
They don't work for free, they collect a salary openly, but you wouldn't know this because you haven't done an ounce of actual research. You don't even know what lies you think they're telling.
Once again, something demonstrably false if you've done any research aside from watching youtube videos featuring creepy music and images of money printing machines.
http://famguardian.org/Subjects/MoneyBanking/FederalReserve/FRconspire/audit.htm
Please. Tell me about how the Fed was founded at a secret meeting on Jekyll island. Do you believe everything you see on youtube?
0 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
Oh STFU, can you not see an ounce of sarcasm you dumb fuck?
0 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
Don't fuck with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe%27s_law shithead
0 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
hahahahahaha :) just for you
-2 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
That's basically what I've heard too. About that anyway. There obviously has to be some running capital into the next year too. So maybe 80-90% to the treasury (the problem here being that the treasury then gives it to the banks rather than use it to reduce taxes invest in services etc)
But basically it is the American people who are making money out of thin air and using this magic money to protect Americans interests in the world.
I am certain this is not completely right but I am also certain that goldbugs are trying to crash the dollar in just the same way any other speculator would. And I am always wondering if Americas ability to make money out of thin air being removed will mean that the rest of the world will no longer be paying what amounts too a large part of Americans taxes for them. That the Americans will have to pay them all themselves if the petro-dollar goes. That goldbugs will see the value of gold double. But then will see their taxes go up eightfold.
1 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
Yeah they have that plus operating costs, but I'm pretty sure those never run higher than 3-5%.
I think more importantly Americans use the money to counteract the business cycle and try to curb the effects of recessions. In particular, to stop the currency from becoming deflationary and entering a spiral where both consumption and investment slow down and hinder each other. Most goldbugs seem to think deflation = more purchasing power, forgetting that it affects not only the value of commodities but also that of their own labor, as well as the value of their debts. That's without even speaking of the economic effects of "under your bed" suddenly becoming a profitable investment.
3 Fabiansruse 2013-01-22
I don't think the owners of these banks are motivated by monetary profit. At a certain point, money no longer is exciting, now power, however, there's a motivator.
-2 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
Well that is a very vague way of putting it and that is what is so exhausting to people who will have to listen to your arguments for....what change?
See, it's complicated. I at least admit I know almost nothing about such things but that there are enough people who will.
I think a more down to earth way for you to have typed what you just typed would have been
"Great! The profit goes to the Treasury! But who gets to work with the working capital?
See the difference? Now it's starting to get complicated!
2 benjamindees 2013-01-22
People think the profit is the interest. It isn't. The profit is the difference between the interest charged and the market rate. And that all goes to the banks.
0 Psycon 2013-01-22
Consider that the Fed and the member banks are the largest holders of government debt (money we the tax payers owe to the banks). 7+ trillion dollars.
0 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
To their shareholders in other words. You can't have 50 million people unemployed, the largest prison and war machine system in the world and not expect to owe someone something.
The only reason I can think of for the FED not being nationalized though is that they would then be the people you lot are competing against as a bank (a national bank). That bank might be a nightmare. Though the 'power' that those who were working with it's 'working capital' (or whatever) might have might be immense. Or that of a drunk.
3 cccpcharm 2013-01-22
you must listen to me, I implore you, please, if there is one drop of good in you, you will come here, and you will bring others, you must understand the importance of this, you must understand the importance of the plan, others must be taught, others must understand, unify here...now, with the understanding of what the problem is, watch as the plan unfolds before your eyes
5 [deleted] 2013-01-22
This subreddit will never gain the respect of anyone if we don't respect each other first. Every thread ends up with sarcasm and name calling, which only hurt our goal: an honest open discussion about these ideas and questions. We need to be accepting of polite counter arguments. Like grandma says, you catch more flies with honey than vinegar.
3 [deleted] 2013-01-22
most important sentence there.
2011 WNSF Event: New Money For A New World
Bernard Lietaer: Money diversity
What About Money? Bernard Lietaer interviewed by Lars Schall
Im not saying im totally 100% in his corner like i am with Bill Still but Bernar Lietaer is offering a great idea worth exploring.
Also Its worth taking a look at The Public Banking Institute and the Bank of North Dakota.... i think if these things were widely known, we'd finally have some answers for those idiots saying "occupiers have no coherent demands" but whatever. Cant Force people to wake up?
2 BipolarBear0 2013-01-22
I wouldn't say that it's the only conspiracy. There are many others out there.
8 bonzo48280 2013-01-22
i would say a lot of them can be traced to the Fed though
1 redhot916gear 2013-01-22
agreed and what got the fed started ? another giant central bank
2 cccpcharm 2013-01-22
to meet here, at r/con...to discuss the plan, the way out, must go viral....all those who know something is wrong, all the counter news sites/forums/everywhere. come here...become one
5 [deleted] 2013-01-22
Don't become one, Be one. Be an individual, passionate and spirited. Their goal is to crush our minds, crush our souls, and eventually crush our bodies. Learn everything you can, but be a skeptic. Remember that despite all the propaganda lies, those people we are seeing as terrorists, are the same as you and I. They have dreams, they have fears, they have families, friends and loved ones. They are human just like you. And that needs to be the uniting factor. We can no longer be divided by countrys and regions, we need to become one human race. Only then will the people who have perpetrated crimes against humanity be removed from power and properly punished.
2 Uraeus 2013-01-22
The Vatican has had the true power the last two-thousand years.. the Federal Reserve is obviously trying hard for that title.
2 [deleted] 2013-01-22
The stock markets all seem like divisive nonsense to me. Worshiping money and power comes from movies and music. I can see the big players being part of founding secret societies to simply obfuscate the truth about the scam, without even having to truly be in on the scam. Fiscal cliff and other wars are an easy way to distract and keep the cycle pumping.
2 jimmyb207 2013-01-22
This will explain it all about the fed pretty good. Rothschild means "Red Shield".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPWH5TlbloU&feature=player_embedded
2 [deleted] 2013-01-22
The professional overbearing 'federal' reserve fans present here is amazing. I guess the last 3 years of growing public interest in auditing them, they hired a propaganda team to man the forums.
1 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
Well I'm clueless about economics but do you at least think that Americans - i.e. their Treasury or whatever - have the right to make money out of thin air?
2 They_Call_Me 2013-01-22
No matter how many rabbit holes you go down, almost all end up at the true king of man, the almighty dollar..
The Federal Reserve is the worst thing to ever happen to our country, Andrew Jackson considered his greatest achievement to beating the central bank.. Alexander Hamilton, the guy on the 10$ bill died in a duel over the central bank.. We are all slaves to this monetary system and those bullshit digital numbers on those plastic cards in our wallet..
Some quotes on the central bank...
"It is well that the people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning." -Henry Ford
"The Federal Reserve banks are one of the most corrupt institutions the world has ever seen. There is not a man within the sound of my voice who does not know that this nation is run by the International bankers." -Congressman Louis T. McFadden
“The real truth of the matter is, as you and I know, that a financial element in the large centers has owned the government of the U.S. since the days of Andrew Jackson.” -Franklin Delano Roosevelt
"This [Federal Reserve Act] establishes the most gigantic trust on earth. When the President [Wilson} signs this bill, the invisible government of the monetary power will be legalized....the worst legislative crime of the ages is perpetrated by this banking and currency bill." -Charles A. Lindbergh, Sr. , 1913
"Bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money and control credit, and with a flick of a pen they will create enough to buy it back." -Sir Josiah Stamp, former President, Bank of England
"A great industrial nation is controlled by it's system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated governments in the world--no longer a government of free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and duress of small groups of dominant men." -President Woodrow Wilson
"History records that the money changers have used every form of abuse, intrigue, deceit, and violent means possible to maintain their control over governments by controlling money and it's issuance." -James Madison
“The money powers prey upon the nation in times of peace and conspire against it in times of adversity. It is more despotic than a monarchy, more insolent than autocracy, and more selfish than bureaucracy. It denounces as public enemies all who question its methods or throw light upon its crimes. I have two great enemies, the Southern Army in front of me and the bankers in the rear. Of the two, the one at my rear is my greatest foe.” -Abraham Lincoln
And of course the grand architect of the whole system, the family with no loyalty to any flag or even humanity only the almighty dollar.. The Rothschild s
“The few who understand the system, will either be so interested from it’s profits or so dependent on it’s favors, that there will be no opposition from that class.” -Rothschild Brothers of London, 1863
"Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes it's laws" -Mayer Amschel Bauer Rothschild
Please do yourself and watch this doc on the Rothschilds, just to give yourself a little perspective on the whole thing...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKZjbz1GdAc
1 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
Well I'm clueless about economics but do you at least think that Americans - i.e. their Treasury or whatever - have the right to make money out of thin air?
1 kahirsch 2013-01-22
The Federal Reserve never had a charter limited to a fixed number of years. There hasn't been any kind of extension passed in recent years.
All the laws passed in the last two years that mention "Federal Reserve":
Results 1 - 3 of 3
Public Law 112-88 - An act to instruct the Inspector General of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation to study... . PDF 129 KB
Public and Private Laws. 112th Congress. H.R. 2056. Tuesday, January 3, 2012.
...Coordination Between FDIC IG, Treasury IG, and Federal Reserve IG.-- <> In carrying...the Inspectors General of the Treasury and of the Federal Reserve System, and such Inspectors General shall... More Information
Public Law 112-74 - Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2012. PDF 1380 KB
Public and Private Laws. 112th Congress. H.R. 2055. Friday, December 23, 2011.
...Engraving and Printing may be used to redesign the $1 Federal Reserve note. Sec. 110. The Secretary of the Treasury may...each of the days in such quarter as reported by the Federal Reserve in Publication H-15 (or its successor) for... More Information
Public Law 112-55 - Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2012. PDF 528 KB
Public and Private Laws. 112th Congress. H.R. 2112. Friday, November 18, 2011.
...Association, Government National Mortgage Association, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, Federal Financing Bank, Federal Reserve banks or any member thereof, Federal Home Loan banks, and any insured bank within the meaning of the Federal... More Information
1 cellularresp 2013-01-22
Obvious shill. Please look at post history
1 kahirsch 2013-01-22
Although I'm not a shill, it shouldn't matter. What matters is whether I'm right or wrong.
If you want incorrect information posted to this sub without anybody correcting it, go ahead and vote this comment down.
There's a myth going around that there was some extension of the Federal Reserve's charter passed in December. It isn't true.
1 evenmoretiredoflibs 2013-01-22
it's hilarious that people actually vote you down
0 cellularresp 2013-01-22
I stand corrected. Apologies
0 [deleted] 2013-01-22
You're right, apparently it isn't up for renewal until 2013, not sure why you got downvoted.
1 [deleted] 2013-01-22
God... I love it that people are rejecting the shill "confidence men" that are all over r/conspiracy. It's fantastic that people are starting to consider other points of view beyond the 'public record' bull.
1 longooglite 2013-01-22
Why would they do this? What are they controlling people to do?
1 transisto 2013-01-22
good summary
-1 billsang1 2013-01-22
Brilliant sir. Spot on.
-1 Psycon 2013-01-22
I'm sick of capitalism. It's a primitive system which thrives on the inefficient allocation of resources and has fails to provide for the needs of billions of people. Capitalism can now be phased out by modern technology. It's time to reinstate the Command Economy.
2 [deleted] 2013-01-22
its not capitalism you see in the market today. its fascist. the central banks wont allow failure of those whose interest they protect, namely, the biggest banks.
-2 haveyouconsideredthe 2013-01-22
Reality.
1 cccpcharm 2013-01-22
rumple
0 bodhidharma6 2013-01-22
Quite the opposite, some people hear something conspiratorial and instantly assume it's true, and THAT is an easy way out as opposed to actually doing research. That's how myths about the Fed spread like wildfire all over the internet, people who already have a conspiratorial mindset get carried away with their confirmation bias and swallow all kinds of crap.
-5 [deleted] 2013-01-22
?! was that supposed to be some joke? u know they are the same thing right?
1 NotAtLunch 2013-01-22
Well I'm clueless about economics but do you at least think that Americans - i.e. their Treasury or whatever - have the right to make money out of thin air?
3 [deleted] 2013-01-22
yeah gold bugs are foiled with 2 simple questions: do you, or anyone you love and hold dear, have any gold? AND
should the growth of economic development be limited by the pace in which we can dig a yellow rock out of the ground?
*edit im no fan of the current system.