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<blockquote data-quote="cjjtulsa" data-source="post: 2105745" data-attributes="member: 6146"><p>LOL at anyone who thinks an election is going to fix this (or even make a difference, for that matter). This has been a slow, deliberate train wreck since 1913, and many politicians over the years are complicit. It doesn't take a financial genius to see that if some private institution lends you money it just printed up out of thin air at interest, that you'll never be paid off. If the U.S. was able to give every dollar that exists in the world (including electronic ones typed into accounts) and give it all back to the FED, there's still interest owed, with no physical or digital money left to pay it. Guess what's left? Woodrow Wilson screwed the pooch, and many of our other leaders along with the Federal Reserve have had old Shep pinned down for decades since.</p><p></p><p>We're way, way beyond fixing it, other than to tell all of our creditors to pound sand, kick the Federal Reserve the hell out of our nation, and start a new currency that is solely coined by Congress - as the Constitution expressly stated. But that would take an entire reset, and then we're back to the entitlement zombies going ballistic, not to mention some very pissed off creditors, some with formidable militaries.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cjjtulsa, post: 2105745, member: 6146"] LOL at anyone who thinks an election is going to fix this (or even make a difference, for that matter). This has been a slow, deliberate train wreck since 1913, and many politicians over the years are complicit. It doesn't take a financial genius to see that if some private institution lends you money it just printed up out of thin air at interest, that you'll never be paid off. If the U.S. was able to give every dollar that exists in the world (including electronic ones typed into accounts) and give it all back to the FED, there's still interest owed, with no physical or digital money left to pay it. Guess what's left? Woodrow Wilson screwed the pooch, and many of our other leaders along with the Federal Reserve have had old Shep pinned down for decades since. We're way, way beyond fixing it, other than to tell all of our creditors to pound sand, kick the Federal Reserve the hell out of our nation, and start a new currency that is solely coined by Congress - as the Constitution expressly stated. But that would take an entire reset, and then we're back to the entitlement zombies going ballistic, not to mention some very pissed off creditors, some with formidable militaries. [/QUOTE]
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