The Fiscal Cliff: Information or Disinformation?

The Fiscal Cliff:  Information or Disinformation?

Featured article by Michael Lindsay — November 14, 2012

The monetary elite has concocted a multitude of public-relations fables for your consumption.  The most recent one I haven’t seen yet is the “Simpson-Bowles: Rise Above” broadcast being advertised.  I caution all of you to heed my interpretation of what the writers of the Federal Reserve Act really meant back in 1910:

We care not what laws, religion, or philosophy the inhabitants of a nation conceive or enact, as long as the power to issue the medium of exchange rests with a privately owned entity.

Ever heard of a basic math principle called the law of exponentials?  It applies to the growing demand for limited resources.  How about the term “compounding interest”?  If you’ve ever had a savings or investment account, you’re familiar with its phenomenal power.

No one on the Simpson-Bowles Committee (or anyone else, for that matter) will ever mention publicly the cornerstone of America’s central bank, the U.S. Federal Reserve: the Federal Reserve Act, begun in 1910 and enacted in 1913.  This legislation enabled the Fed to (a) create money to buy U.S. Treasury debt, and (b) make you forfeit part of your earnings to pay for it.

And they’ve been at it ever since, counting on you, the taxpayer, to keep buying their 100-year-old campaign of half-truths and disinformation so you’ll keep supporting their time-honored system of forfeiture.  Many citizens have long protested that their system of forfeiture was illegally ratified and covered up, because the States did not approve the Income Tax Amendment.

As I recall the testimony of a former Chairman of the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve creates credit for purchase out of thin air, as a debit/credit on its balance sheet.

Hello!?  How would you like the power to create money that everyone uses in daily life and business?  You bet you would!  Some of you already know which yacht and jet you’d buy.  Some of you would buy a new home, or car or TV, and go right on raising a happy, healthy, hardworking American family.  You, I love.  The yacht and jet lovers, well . . .

So what can you do to actually fix the problem?

Begin with family and friends and start a letter-writing campaign to your Congressional delegate and both Senators.  Demand that they enact monetary reform by removing the Federal Reserve’s power to create money and putting it in the hands of our government.  Yeah, I know; sounds crazy, right?  But look at it another way: If that happens, state and federal income taxes will cease to exist.

Demand a write-in ballot for every election—whether or not you belong to a political party.  It is the only way your vote will be counted correctly.  Nine states already disallow your right to a write-in ballot, with legislation pending in many more.  As long as you have the right to request and use a write-in ballot, you will hold the true power of freedom.

Allocate one hour a month for meetings with prospective leaders.  Grill them on their goals, and tell them what you want from them if they get elected:

THE ABOLITION OF ECONOMIC SLAVERY!

Michael Lindsay

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