/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50175114]

When will the normalfags talk about the federal reserve?

[Anonymous No.50175148]

>>50175114
More normies are talking about it now than ever. Hopefully the Fed is starting to sweat.

[Anonymous No.50175181]

[Anonymous No.50175386]

>>50175148
The inflation can't be ignored at this point seriously what the fuck

[Anonymous No.50175505]

REMEMBER THE SAMSON OPTION, FRENS!
We understand so that normals won't have to.

[Anonymous No.50175611]

>>50175148
They are not sweating. The government and the military are backing them and at this point removing the fed from its power would cause the biggest economic fall out ever. Theyre unironically too big to fail.

[Anonymous No.50175766]

>>50175611
At some point the living standards will drop too much. We have about 10 or so years left before Armageddon and the true collapse of the post cold war world order.

[Anonymous No.50176255]

Chicago Fed Spokesman Jerry Nelson admits that the 12 Federal Reserve banks are PRIVATE CORPORATIONS with unlimited money creation powers! (Skip to 4:17 to hear his admissions):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6N-8DyPoNgU

[Anonymous No.50176354]

Many US Court cases prove the 12 Federal Reserve banks are NOT government agencies!

[Anonymous No.50176377]

Here's a NY Fed admission from 1966: "In the communist countries, money is created in the same was as in capitalist countries -- through the EXTENSION OF BANK CREDIT."

[Anonymous No.50176393]

a few of them do
its new to them try to be gentle

[Anonymous No.50176410]

Here the NY Fed admits that private banks create new money out of thin air when they issue loans. Banks create new digital money AFTER the borrower signs the loan contract.

All money is created by private banks issuing loans. And the 12 Federal Reserve banks are bank-owned corporations.

[Anonymous No.50176539]

>>50175114
i wonders who important was on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370

[Anonymous No.50176848]

>>50176539
That was just HIV researchers

[Anonymous No.50177413]

>>50175181
correlation =/= causality

[Anonymous No.50177444]

>>50175114
normie cattle literally cannot understand basic compound interest, let alone economics and monetary policy.

[Anonymous No.50177447]

>>50175114
>rich people were on a new boat for the ultrawealthy that sank
hardly a conspiracy

[Anonymous No.50177509]

>>50175114
Bump

[Anonymous No.50178006]

reminder that most men were killed because this pety little faggot enjoyed finally holding the fate of powerful men in his hands

[Anonymous No.50180233]

>>50175114

[Anonymous No.50180379]

>>50175114
lol isa strauss is played by sergey

[Anonymous No.50180471]

>>50175114
when you come up with a 30-second spiel explaining what the federal reserve is and why it's important to understand
go

[Anonymous No.50180527]

>>50180471
every note they print has interest on it

[Anonymous No.50181588]

Central banks being private corps is not some big secret that needs to be revealed. It's literally in the first paragraph of the wiki page. They were never part of the government, and all of them have always been privately owned and privately run since their inception centuries ago. They were proposed as a way to bail the government out when they run out of cash, by a certain family you are probably familiar with. Governments usually say yes, because now they have infinite money whenever they need it and all they have to do is make sure their currency doesn't inflate to valuelessness. There are also secret ways to reduce inflation by effectively deleting money while making all those involved in the scheme very rich, but that's not for this board to know. Even if I explained no one has enough financial literacy on this board to understand it. And yes the guys who proposed the central banks are infinitely rich, because the government doesn't have access to the central banks or auditory power over them. The owners can literally get any amount of money they need at any time for any reason, they just need to be careful not to release too much cash into circulation at once, lest they're noticed by the masses. But this means over 50bil in any one purchase, below that amount is all fair play, they can get away with above, through some interesting diffusion schemes, but there's nothing worth that much so there's no need to. Just everytime they feel like purchasing something, they will be capable. At this point the government is wholly reliant on central banking, so essentially central banks own and run the government, and all politicians are either directly or indirectly working for the central bank owners. Not that any of you could make use of this information.

[Anonymous No.50182730]

>>50175148
Assassination smart contracts wen?

[Anonymous No.50182776]

>>50177413
If it's his boat why didn't he get sued out of existence?

[Anonymous No.50183088]

>>50181588
>because the government doesn't have access to the central banks or auditory power over them
But the Fed can be audited, so what are you on about?

[Anonymous No.50183962]

>>50183088
You mean the internal audits? I have investigated myself using undisclosed individuals and have found no problems with myself.

[Anonymous No.50185525]

>>50181588
the part about deleting money was funny anon.

[Anonymous No.50185560]

>>50185525
If only you knew just how clown world reality really is. Stay in denial if you like, you can only harm yourself.

[Anonymous No.50186035]

>>50182776
funded the building =/= owner of a boat

also if my friend drives my car into a mall do i get sued?