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AAAAIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
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>>526145916
Send another 100 billion to Somalia and another trillion into random contractors with no offices or services. America shall learn the pain of operating an empire without death penalty for corruption and independent officials for sniffing out corruption.
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>>526145916
The world bankers, Rothchilds etc use rigged elections to pick their politicians.
They are placed to increase the debt. That's the main reason. They are told to borrow and spend as much as possible to increase the debt by design.
The Rothchilds want the interest. Generational wealth and power.
THe US pays 50 billion a month in interest alone.
You can purchase 3-4 aircraft carriers every month with that, of buy off every influential person on the planet with one months interest.
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>>526145916
Pay dembts
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>>526146257
They wont. They will default. They are losers and they are going to crash world economy.
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They increase their debt to untold heights to make the Skaven population grow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcuwAp7Reg8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nd17ZGaoZ58
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>>526146056
a huge chunk of the debt is due to social security and medicare, as well as israeli proxy wars in the middle east and trillions of gibs to individuals and businesses during COVID.

foreign aid shouln't exist -- but it's not why we're $38.6T in debt.
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>>526146320
They should just pull themselves up by their bootstraps and work harder then
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>>526146395
Social security and medicare for fat people and unproductive people. You need to trim the fat and redirect your money into your universities. You also need to purge your universities of kikes and women. Else we enter the multipolar world and Singapore gets destroyed. Get your shit together.
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>>526145916
I'd listen to that Dave Ramsey episode
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>>526145916
Print more money to devalue the dollar, then 40T will be like a big mac meal. Trump will then just invite the creditors to Mcdonalds to settle the debt.
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how much of the debt should we give as reparations?
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70y mortgages before 2030.
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>>526146765
All of it.
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>>526145916

"Once We(Jews) will leave(Galut Edom) this place, Hashem(God) will bury America."
~ Rabbi Yosef Mizrachi
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>>526145916

The Samson Option is a rug pull.
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That’s funny- why did you post the price tag of all Venezuelan oil, all resources of Greenland and the real estate of Cuba?
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>>526145916
Debt to whom?
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>>526147680
>venezuela
maduro's regime is still in charge. US oil companies say they want nothing to do with it.
>greenland
see above.
>cuba
real estate in a third world shithole is practically worthless.
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>>526147592
>the nation of Amerimuttica has a negative net worth
OH NO NO NO... AMERICA IS BROKE AS FUCK YO!
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hi guys I'm a little baby can anyone explain to me how picrel makes any sense?
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It simply isnt real, nobody can forcibly collect the debt and the global economy collapses if more doesn't keep being added. Just sit back and hope to see it collapse under its own weight in your lifetime
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>>526145916
>>526146103
I'm out and it's not my problem anymore.
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>>526146257
Why though?
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>>526145916
thats good it means your economy is big. You should take as much debt as possible, not like you're ever gonna pay it anyway
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>>526145916
Just a liiiiitle bit more to dat big 4-0!
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>>526147750
Oh look. Homosexuals are telling faggot fiction.
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>>526151307
>hi guys I'm a little baby can anyone explain to me how picrel makes any sense?
It doesn't. The government pays interest to the fed but their profits ultimately end up in the treasury. So the bigger picture is that the government can borrow unlimited money for free. The only limits are currency devaluation and short-term interest spikes.
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>>526152176
>Homosexuals are telling faggot fiction.
The ones that your kike paedophilic guru is hosting in his mansions?
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>>526146257
Sneed's Feed & Seed (formerly Chuck's). Also, "Bart's Fart & Shart" doesn't make any sense because the store wasn't called "Feed & Sheed" under Sneed's ownership so stop posting it.
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>>526145916
Trump has added $8 trillion in less than a year
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>>526145916
DOGE dividend check status?
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>>526145916
wait so americans are as poor as the rest of the world but are just living large on credit like niggers?
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>>526146395
We pay for Social Security in advance from each of our paychecks. Why isn't that money there now? Congress borrowed and spent it. And Congress allows corporations to cheat and steal from Medicare. Rick Scott is a classic example.
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>>526145916
Most of that is money we owe to ourselves.
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>>526146528
>universities
Anon, our universities get a metric fuck ton of money. Infinitely more than they should considering, globablly speaking, not just the US, almost all classes and universities are completely fucking useless. Barely anyone actually needs to go to them. Only select few fields actually benefit from them (essentially the ones where its mandatory, like being a surgeon).
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>>526153428
>Most of that is money we owe to ourselves.
>we
>ourselves
Actually it's the money boomers spent so YOU and your children will have to return it in the future. Enjoy.
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US taxpayers paid the IRS $562 Billion in interest alone in fiscal year 2021 to borrow the Federal Reserve’s debt-based currency out of thin air in the form of bond debt
$562 billion
($562,000 million)
Pic related

How it is:
>US government needs currency
>US Treasury prints up some bonds
>NY Federal Reserve creates Federal Reserve Notes out of thin air and its primary dealers then buy said bonds from US Government
>US government now has new currency created out of thin air by Fed banks
>Now, US taxpayers owe interest (and principal) on said US bonds, as well as paying a fee AND DIVIDENDS to the NYFed’s shareholders, the primary dealers (the big banks), this is the ‘Public Issues’ portion of the US Public Debt

How it should be:
>Congress makes annual budget
>Tax revenues are collected and any budget shortfall (deficit) is then new debt-free US Notes issued by the US Treasury itself, no bonds needed, no US Public Debt to issue our own currency
Are Americans ever going to realize this fraud?

>when a generation sells the futures of their country and their offspring for unsustainable and lavish wealth and their offspring are too stupid to realize it

p.s. US taxpayers paid $1.1 TRILLION IN INTEREST ALONE for FY 2024 to borrow our own currency from the private and now bankrupt Federal Reserve franchises. The interest to borrow the Fed's private currency has fucking ~doubled in the last three years. Let that sink in.

>and another $1.2 TRILLION for 2025, too lol
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>>526153154
fake news, you lost tranny
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>>526153154
>year
this is untrue, i just checked
trump added $1.7 T in debt over FY2025
this was $100B less that Biden's 2024
so YOY he actually decreased borrowing by $100B in addition to cutting out $18T of waste and fucking fraud
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>>526153781
Wait until US taxpayers figure out that the payroll taxes collected for social security, medicaid and unemployment are then used to purchase specially-issued, non-marketable US treasuries (aka Government Account Series, aka GAS) and THE US TAXPAYER IS THEN CHARGED INTEREST ON THESE GAS TREASURIES BOUGHT WITH THEIR PAYROLL TAXES.
This is called the Intragovernmental Debt and is included in the US Public Debt. The interest that we pay on Intragovernmental Debt is in the left hand column in pic related and the other interest paid to borrow the Federal Reserve’s currency in exchange for US Treasury debt (these are called Public Issues —-aka Debt Held by the Public aka Marketable debt) is in the right hand column of pic related and the creation of these Public Issues is detailed in the text in >>526153781
Pic related is total interest paid on US treasuries for FY 2022 to borrow the Federal Reserve’s private currency in the form of bond debt (Debt Held by the Public + Intragovernmental Debt = US Public Debt)
$718 BILLION in interest paid
$718,000 MILLION in interest paid
$718,000,000,000 in interest paid to issue their Federal Reserve Note out of thin air in the form of bond debt in FY 2022
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>>526153781
Sorry the masses can’t hear you over the nigger ball, culture war, and vtuber they were pacifying themselves with. Next time just shout ‘it’s Jews’ so you get their attention and wrath because antisemitism.
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>>526154428
you really aren't adding anything to the discussion or the solution
your post merely divides and enrages, it neither informs nor solves

>>526154404
<<<——$882 Billion in interest paid in fiscal year 2023 (FY 2023) to have the NYFed's primary dealers issue our currency out of thin air in the form of bond debt ($666B interest on $34T of Public Issues plus $216B interest on $123T of Intragovernmental Debt)
$666B lol, can't even make this shit up

just to let you all know, I am on vacation
so i can go all fucking day
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The 40 000 000 000 000 threshold will need a big distraction so the goyim doesn't get too butthurt, muttmerica needs a new butthurt manager.
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>>526154794
US taxpayers paid $1.1 TRILLION IN INTEREST ALONE for FY 2024 to borrow our own currency from the private and now bankrupt Federal Reserve franchises. The interest to borrow the Fed's private currency has fucking ~doubled in the last three years. Let that sink in.
pic rel is for this ^^^^^text that was already posted at the end of this post >>526153781 as a postscript
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>>526145916
this is why shit is getting more expensive by the way. the US dollar is literally worthless and you're just seeing people demanding more til it becomes literal toilet paper.
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>>526146103

Sauce me friend
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>>526146528
>Advanced aircraft engines
ok, come on, this has to be bait.
they just finished their own in-house engine for their meme planes and on-paper specs still put it behind an F135.
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>>526155124
>the Federal Reserve Note* is literally worthless
ftfy

A reminder, Federal Reserve Notes are what are being issued to worthless oblivion and
>the US dollar is a fucking UNIT

We need to AGAIN issue debt-free, Treasury-issued US Notes like we did before (and during) the bloodsucking, obsolete Federal Reserve. We need to AGAIN issue debt-free US Notes that are pegged to a basket of commonly-used weighted commodities, distributed by a series of state banks.

We can:
1 nationalize Fed banks
OR
2 dissolve Fed and have a series of state banks
OR
3 issue US Notes simultaneously AGAIN and eventually recycle worthless Federal Reserve Notes out of circulation
OR
4 YOU CAN RIGHT NOW: use cash/barter/stack/use credit unions/use cold wallets, these five things IMMEDIATELY transfer power directly to the people

USE CASH, NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN, cash IMMEDIATELY puts the power in the hands of the people.

Treasury-issued paper fiat (aka cash):
>is permissionless
>is private
>is anonymous
>has no transaction fees
>works in power outages
>doesn’t need the internet
>don't need to be a coder to use it
>doesn't depend on another party having a device
>everyone knows exactly how much they have
>has no transaction limits or thresholds for reporting
>money laundering is harder with physical cash, due to transport
>is inclusive, it does not see race
>is harder to use in ransoms
>can’t be hacked
>don’t need to remember a password to use it
>IS the ultimate in payment platforms
>using cash helps people to save money and budget
>puts the power directly in the hands of the people
>keeps the currency near the REAL goods and services
>less paperwork
>is face to face, not face to screen
>makes government theft harder
>using cash forces the debt-based Federal Reserve to serve the citizens

Boycott businesses that do not take cash.
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY.
Barter is the real torpedo to these fucking clowns.
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It does not matter.

Structurally the debt has to exist in order to leave money behind in the economy -- because money is ultimately created by the State.

If the government paid the debt off entirely, it would require removing $37-38T or whatever it is OUT of the private sector. There's no real good explanation or reason why you would want to do this. That's how Bill Clinton caused the dotcom crash.

Now, in the alternative, the country could start running a large enough trade deficit to gradually eliminate the debt (but we currently do not) or the government could bring the interest rate below the growth rate and slowly eliminate it that way.
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'fiat' isn't the problem
WHO IS ISSUING the 'fiat' IS THE PROBLEM and that the Fed's private fiat IS INTEREST-BEARING is the fucking problem

FIAT, CREDIT-BASED INTEREST-FREE US NOTES ISSUED BY THE US TREASURY WORK FOR THE PEOPLE AND ARE INTENDED TO BE AN INTEREST-FREE TOOL TO FACILITATE COMMERCE

FIAT, DEBT-BASED, USURIOUS, INTEREST-BEARING FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES ARE FUCKING BORROWED FROM THE PRIVATELY-INCORPORATED NY FEDERAL RESERVE FRANCHISE AND ONLY ENRICH THE NYFED’S PRIMARY DEALERS AND THEIR CRONY/POLITICAL ILK AND ENSLAVE THE POPULATION IN BOND DEBT

Fiat is given value BY A NATION'S CITIZENS.
If the nation's treasury is the one issuing it, fiat is not a problem.
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>>526147680
Venezuelan oil stocks are fake. Maduro quite literally made up the numbers, they don’t have a third the oil they say they do
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>>526146320
>They wont. They will default
Default triggers debt-collapse cascade and bankruptcy.

They will inflate, as they always do
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First:
US Gold Notes and US Silver Notes are interest-free, metals-backed, NON-fiat notes that could be issued by the US Treasury TODAY.
US Notes are interest-free, fiat notes that could be issued by the US Treasury TODAY, they can also be metals-backed and were intended to be used as a tool for the citizens to trade.
Federal Reserve Notes are DEBT-BASED, fiat notes issued out of thin air by the privately-incorporated, now-BANKRUPT Federal Reserve 12 regional franchises and are currently bankrupting the US Treasury.

All of the above are ALL DENOMINATED IN US DOLLARS (aka $US), which is a fucking UNIT.

And secondly, there are FOUR ways currency is created in the US:
1 Congressionally-approved Public Issues treasuries for deficit spending via the issuance of marketable US treasuries sold by the NYFed’s primary dealers aka Debt Held by the Public (now ~$38 T)
2 Intragovernmental Debt GAS securities (aka ‘Unfunded Liabilities’) that are created/issued for currency to run public agencies (over ~$134 T now) and ARE PURCHASED WITH YOUR PAYROLL TAXES
3 The commercial tier 2 depository banking sector, it makes small loans in which only the interest remains in the banking system after the loan is paid back (the principal and repayments are destroyed when the loan is repaid) —this can remain when the Fed is dissolved
4 QE, this is fucking counterfeiting by the now-insolvent NYFed's primary dealers since 2008 via IOER (now called IORB) and we pay all sorts of interest on this, increasing every day with raising rates FUCKING PIC RELATED
>QE is UBI for the NYFed
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>>526146528
redirect your money into your universities? why what innovation as come from our universities since they've been accepting foreign enemies?
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Take the time to actually learn how money works. That will be far more productive than engaging with right-wing schizo conspiracy theorists who only exist to obfuscate on behalf of liberalism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pex89N9Oqog

Read a book.
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>>526155782
>US Gold Notes and US Silver notes are interest free
There is no physical requirement whatsoever that the US Treasury sell bonds to finance itself. It is a purely legal construct that would or could be changed no different than any other law.

In actual mechanical terms, the US Treasury is not even financing itself today with the bonds it is legally required to issue. Selling bonds is a mechanism to drain excess reserves created when Congress apportions spending.
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All the richest countries have trillions in debt. Assuming we don't owe that debt to Angola and Guatemala you see the reality that debt is currency. Out of all the things that could cause societal collapse debt is not one of those. When you are rich debt is an asset.
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>>526156013
I should also add that there is no physical OR legal requirement that US bonds bear interest. The Treasury, same as the Fed, is a monopoly operation and can set its yields anywhere it wants (just like the Fed can set the overnight interest rate anywhere it wants).

There is no market mechanism here.
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>>526155782
>issue currency in denominations of gold and silver
>people come to realize what their labor is really worth
Riots before dawn. This bullshit is following the only path left available to it, and it will follow that path until the ground gives way beneath its feet. Plan accordingly.
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>>526145916
That's nothing, China printed at least $22 trillion over the last 5 years.
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>>526155815
So if government debt doesn't matter and is just a way to set interest rates, why do we pay interest on the debt? It seems like a big problem if you're paying 1/3 of your tax revenue to interest payments.
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>>526156013
>There is no physical requirement whatsoever that the US Treasury sell bonds to finance itself.
agreed

>Selling bonds is a mechanism to drain excess reserves created when Congress apportions spending.
>kek debating the intricacies of the debt-based Federal Reserve franchises and their now-bankrupt Federal Reserve Note which is a DEBT-BASED currency, which is doomed to fail (as it is now lol)
i also do not subscribe to MMT either

also, DEBT is a DIRECTION OF A TRANSACTION, not a backing for a currency lol pic fucking related
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Americans are very easy to rip off, why is this a surprise? Just 3 days ago AIPAC was bragging on twitter that Israel received another 4 billion dollars. No vote in the Congress. Nobody asked the Americans. Shit, I don't think even the news reported on it. 4 billion, gone just like that, no questions asked. Banana republic when shit like that can slide. Meanwhile Elon the bozo was bragging and pounding his chest for (rightfully) 250k to Ugandas or some other retarded shit.
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>>526156235
>people come to realize what their labor is really worth
this is really what it is

‘Nazis', which is a word that specifically refers to Germans in the 1930s practicing THEIR brand of ‘national socialism’.
National Socialism is really JUST an economic strategy in which LABOR BACKS THE CURRENCY.
The term 'Nazis' is now used to impart a fear of ‘national socialism’ (the innocuous economic strategy that backs money with labor), b/c the status quo REALLY are in fear of national socialism. The classists are really in fear of the people realizing it is their LABOR and productivity that backs our currency.
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>>526154404
>>526154794
This. Bonds are the biggest scam in politics. It's how rich people pay taxes, except they get it all back plus interest. Seize their capital.
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>>526156597
>LABOR BACKS THE CURRENCY.
the treasury knows labor backs our currency, why doesn't Trump?
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>>526156637
>Bonds are the biggest scam in politics. It's how rich people pay taxes,

‘Investing’ is just the embedded NOW-BANKRUPT Federal Reserve Uniparty further bankrupting the US by citizens putting their private fiat Federal Reserve Notes back into their own debt-based system via the treasury market.

The irony in a debt-based central bank and its debt-based private central bank currency is that each ‘saver’ that thinks they're investing in their nation by purchasing treasuries, are actually bankrupting it with debt.

some pasta:
‘Investing’ is just the embedded NOW-BANKRUPT Federal Reserve Uniparty further bankrupting the US by citizens putting their private fiat Federal Reserve Notes back into their own debt-based system via the treasury market.

The irony in a debt-based central bank and its debt-based private central bank currency is that each ‘saver’ that thinks they're investing in their nation by purchasing treasuries, are actually bankrupting it with debt.

this is how stupid people have become

the Federal Reserve Uniparty, which is trying to pass itself off as being representative of the citizens of the United States.
The "United States" has been hijacked by a private banking franchise.

Credit-based fiat, interest-free US Notes issued by the US Treasury for the citizens to use for daily commerce are VERY DIFFERENT from debt-based, borrowed, private, interest-bearing Federal Reserve Notes issued by the bloodsucking BANKRUPT NYFed, which are then also used to primarily reinvest back into the NYFed’s securities casino.

‘Investing’ is just people further bankrupting the US by putting the NYFed’s private Federal Reserve Notes back into their debt-based system via the US Treasury bond/MBS market.
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>>526156697
Technically you could simply dissolve the Federal Reserve for egregious breach of contract.

The mandate says "Stable Prices", not stable inflation.
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pic related
AND the fucking incompetent Fed thinks their IORB and RRP policies bankrupting the Treasury is A RUNNING TALLY THAT THEY ARE TO BE REPAID (today, the bankrupt Fed franchise is ~$245 B in the hole)
so essentially, the NYFed is trying to ROB US TWICE kek WITH THE SAME FUCKING CON

the american people are going to bulldoze right the fuck over the broke and detrimental Federal Reserve and its bankrupt fucking franchises, especially the $145 BILLION IN THE HOLE NYFed
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>>526153781
you will own nothing
you will be a debt slave
and you will like it
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>>526156336
That is a great question and the simplest answer is probably because entrenched interests want to earn interest risk free. Warren Buffet understands this very well -- when US debt was downgraded by Moodys' he countered that it ought to be rated AAAA. Meaning, the US government can't run out of money (this is not the same thing as being able to spend infinite money with no consequences).

But maybe it's a good idea to pay interest. Pension funds love to buy bonds and earn interest on them. That's what a large part of the "debt" is -- it's just people's social security accounts. Of course, the government can make those SS payments anyway because it creates the money, but I don't know. It's a policy choice!

One minor quibble, though: The government, at least at the federal level, is not collecting taxes for revenue. The federal government creates new money every time it spends. It does not need to earn or collect tax revenue before it can spend. Taxes instead destroy money, acting as a check on inflation, to redistribute income (this might be good or bad, i don't know), to modify behavior (you get a tax credit for having a child, you pay vice taxes when you buy cigarettes or alcohol).

https://home.hiwaay.net/~becraft/RUMLTAXES.html

But I suppose long story short on your overall question, there are a lot of very rich people who are very invested in the narrative that the government needs to "borrow" money to finance itself.
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>>526145916
Who do they owe?
Themselves?
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>>526146320
>world
Nope. China has been pulling out for a few years now.
It's just the jew-run countries whose economies will crash.
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>>526156973
>breach of contract.
you can say that again, it is working against the citizens, the Fed is quite literally trying to remove the currency from the hands of the people

pic definitely related:
The now-bankrupt Federal Reserve franchise collateralizes their worthless Federal Reserve Notes with US treasuries (aka securities).
The 12 Fed franchises are now bankrupt and don't have enough collateral to request more fiat. It is being suggested now to take regional Fed shareholder capital or even regional Fed owner’s assets to back their worthless Federal Reserve Notes under Section 2 of the Federal Reserve Act.

Every uncollateralized Federal Reserve Note being issued today is a lien on the assets (and shareholder capital) of the now-bankrupt NYFed's owners, including its largest owner, JPM.
How is JPM making record profits when the NYFed's private franchise ITSELF is ~$145B in the hole?
Why is JPM still being paid dividends when the NYFed is insolvent?

When money replaces actual success, only the sleazy will be rich.
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>>526157108
kek my time is my own
the more skills you have, the less money you need
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>>526156973
>egregious breach of contract.

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it will back each $1 Federal Reserve Note in circulation with forty cents of gold.
They don't do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that bankers are to be held personally responsible if they fail.
They are not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says if a Fed bank is insolvent, it is to become the property of the US.
It doesn’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that insolvent Fed banks shall forfeit their shares in their Regional Fed.
They don’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that it will use its profits to supplement the gold reserve and pay down any US debt.
It definitely doesn’t do this. LOL PIC RELATED
The Federal Reserve has 3 mandates —people now only talk about the dual mandates, which are stable prices and low unemployment—the third mandate is to keep long term interest rates constant.
They don't do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that the Fed will maintain parity of all forms of legal money issued by the US and strengthen the gold reserve.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed Board will audit Fed banks at will.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says its by-laws are not to violate US law.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that Fed banks cannot discount stocks or commercial paper.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says each Fed bank will maintain a surplus fund from its profits, up to 40% of its paid-in capital stock.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed Board will supervise Fed banks.
They don’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed banks will publish complete details weekly of their assets and liabilities, as well as the nature of their transactions.
They don’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed is required to write off worthless assets on its books.
It doesn’t do this.

and
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>>526156973
>The mandate says "Stable Prices", not stable inflation.
Your standard is wrong because you're a baby which was pampered its whole live. You have no clue what unstable prices look like.
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>>526147739
National Debt is not like personal loans.
There is nowhere to pay back national debt to - because it was borrowed into existence
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>>526145916
They already said there's infinite money at the Fed Reserve, the whole gamble is how much USD supply can they offload to other countries in exchange for labor and resources.
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>>526157491
and

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it is to have reserves in gold equal to 35% of its deposits.
It doesn’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says it will maintain a gold account at the Treasury.
It doesn’t do this.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Fed’s franchise will be forfeited if they violate law.
It is not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says that Federal Reserve Notes will be redeemed for gold.
They’re not.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed bank owners will be held responsible for all regional Fed bank operating expenses, debts and contracts.
They aren’t.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says Fed member banks will not repurchase US treasuries that have maturities greater than six months from their date of purchase.
They do.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says US Treasury yields are to be paid in tax-free gold.
They aren’t.

Gold is mentioned 53 times and on 11/25 pages. The word gold is littered throughout the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, basing one promise after another on GOLD. It was the ONLY reason the legislation passed.

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 says the Federal Reserve will not pay any income tax, its shareholders will receive a 6% dividend or the yield on a US 10-year treasury (whichever is lower) and also to have all their travel expenses paid.
They did manage to uphold these parts of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913.

Why do we have a Federal Reserve again?

A thread for the above:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/378535945/#q378535945
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>>526157310
It makes no difference to the US at al if China wants to buy bonds. As has been explained in this thread already, the US government does not need to sell bonds to finance itself.

The only way that China can buy bonds to begin with is if it has US currency. China cannot manufacture US dollars, so they must acquire them first. They acquire those dollars by selling something -- other currencies, other assets, surplus production, etc. -- either to the US or US entities who have dollars or some other entity that has dollars and is paying in dollars.

Then China would shift those dollars from a reserve account at the Fed to a securities account at the Treasury -- in the same way you, a retail customer, might move some amount of money from your checking account to your savings account at your local bank.

Nobody cares if China buys bonds or doesn't buy bonds. What might be a problem is if the actual production the US is sourcing from China dries up and the US can't adequately replace it. But it has been several consecutive administrations now who have been talking about and putting measures in place to get away from Chinese production dependence, so they don't seem to view that as a problem.
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>>526157180
So if taxes are just a way to remove money supply, wouldn't it be more efficient to tax banks? They have direct access to the moneystream, and that way you wouldn't need IRS agents. You could levy the tax on bank investments. Like housing.
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>>526157665
>The only way that China can buy bonds to begin with is if it has US currency.
China isn't buying bonds. It's selling them. For gold, not your worthless paper.
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Now the Federal Reserve franchises have their dream come true, note the right side of the chart, high reserves and high IORB at the same time
the last time they tried to have both, JPM got raided by the FBI for rigging treasury and silver markets which caused the repo spike, all big banks failed again quietly and got bailed out again for trillions in Sept/Oct 2019 and then we had covid, which shut down the economy and conveniently hid their illiquidity lol

this is why the Fed won't cut rates, it's paying out IORB its the NYfed primary dealers
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>>526157670
Sure. You could do that. You could also increase spending by the government on the people -- through a job guarantee program, through maybe a UBI (though MMT people tend to not like this as they feel inflationary effects could be unpredictable), or fully subsidized training/education, etc. where you gradually whittle down what people need to utilize banks and bank credit for.
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Kek guess when Epstein and Bill Clinton and Larry Summers (the US Treasury Secretary 1999-2001) were all hanging out together on this chart?

the late 90s- early 2000's, that's when:
>bill clinton was pres
>larry summers was treasury secretary
>when Clinton counted Social Security twice and everyone thought we had a surplus
>when they repealed Glass-Steagall b/c everyone thought we had a surplus for THE FIRST TIME IN 100 YEARS (pic rel), but that turned out to be a fucking lie, too

wait until i update this chart lol
and btw the update that would be added to this chart is the $1.7T I referred to in this post >>526154218
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>>526157750
No, I fully understood what you were trying to say. You aren't understanding what I am saying, and your insistence that gold is money proves you don't know what you're talking about.

The US government does not need anyone -- ANYONE AT ALL -- to EVER buy a bond. Selling bonds is not a borrowing operation. It doesn't need to be lent its own money unit. It creates its own money unit every. time. it spends.

Stop posting.
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>>526158050
>The US government does not need anyone -- ANYONE AT ALL -- to EVER buy a bond.
This is the most retarded statement I've heard all day.
If the government doesn't need 'anyone at all to ever buy a bond', why is it spending nearly 25% of its tax revenue on servicing its debt? (Note: that 25% will skyrocket when others don't want your shitty bonds anymore, because you'll have to raise rates).
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>>526158050
These same circumstances apply to any country that issues its own currency. China, Canada, Russia, Japan, etc. None of them need to sell bonds to finance themselves.

Europe is more muddled since they have national budgets and economies with a supranational currency that the member nation states are not actually in control of.
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>>526158237
Because our government is controlled by the wealthy who want guaranteed returns, risk-free. They want you to believe you need to borrow money from them.

But why would the government, who issues the money, need to borrow money? The only thing you can buy bonds with is US dollars. So logically, US dollars must exist first.

Government spends first.
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>>526158050
>that gold is money proves you don't know what you're talking about.

Gold is the very definition of money in our constitution

And a strong currency HAS MANY FORMS, never just one (fiat paper, metal, digital, check, money order, smart contracts, NFTs…).
If one wants real change and a strong national currency, there must be multiple forms of a currency, not just one 'savior' form.

Fiat is INTENDED TO BE AN INTEREST-FREE TOOL FOR COMMERCE, NOT AN INVESTMENT

It does not escape me that people are primarily motivated to promote the form THAT THEY HOLD THE MOST OF.
I promote a debt-free, US Treasury-issued fiat because it serves the citizenry itself and facilitates commerce, not because I want to profit or surveil or datamine or control the said population. These are small goals for small people with small minds, working AGAINST THE INTERESTS OF THE CITIZEN.

We can have (and already have had for fucking decades) fucking fiat without the fucking Fed. We will also still have socks and ice cream without the Fed.
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>>526157522
>You have no clue what unstable prices look like.
Everyone living with fiat gets to experience at least one total currency collapse in their lifetime
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>>526157180
They also want "financial discipline" because if the rubes discover they can just have the government can just spend money and resources to improve people's lives other then make boondoggle projects for the military via contracts with private defense firms their bourgeois gooses are cooked
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>>526158387
>But why would the government, who issues the money, need to borrow money?
They're not borrowing 'money', they're borrowing 'value', you retard. Currency is just a medium.
>Goverment spends first
Yes it does. And pretty soon all it will be spending on is interest.
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>>526158387
>controlled by the wealthy who want guaranteed returns, risk-free.
KEK PIC FUCKING RELATED
IORB, aka UBI for the NYFed
>a fucking risk free skim right off the top of our currency, debauching the very value of our labor
pic related is just one of many charts evidencing this in the Dec 2025 report from the senate homeland security committee on the bankrupt Federal Reserve franchises

Pic rel is the Rand Paul IORB report: The Fed’s Corporate Welfare Program
Released Wednesday, December 10, 2025
>Chairman Rand Paul Releases New Report Revealing Hundreds of Billions in Taxpayer-Funded Payments to Domestic and Foreign Banks Through the Federal Reserve’s Interest on Reserve Balances Program (IORB)
https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025.12.09_IORB-Report-VFINAL.pdf
>“At a time of persistent and self-imposed worsening losses at the Fed, the manipulators of the American economy continue to pay banks to do nothing but have their funds sit in a safe,” said Dr. Paul. “How can anybody, especially the populist Republicans and the entire Democratic Caucus, defend such a subsidy when supposed income inequality and the national debt is at the top of the political agenda?”
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>>526145916
You must add another trillion to buy Greenland.
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>>526145916
not my problem
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>>526145916
>gdp 30 trillion
Nothingburger. Mutts had a higher debt to gdp ratio in the 50s.
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>>526146395

How can you owe money to yourselves?
That is your debt to the Fed, and the interest you pay on it is how they buy your politicians out from under you.
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the NYFed is operating on $12B in capital and in the hole itself ~$145B today
this is all that the largest owners of the NYFed (the primary dealers mostly), would be held accountable for, if they failed, lol, you would think the FBI would give a fuck about this, since the NYFed claims to have almost $10T in assets

Thread from Feb 6th 2025 194 posts
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/496654194

200 post thread from Nov 10 2024
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/487963430/#q487963430

the great irony here, is the more cash the public uses, the more it forces the Fed franchises to hold interest-free fiat as liabilities (aka CIC cash in circulation) and thus, making US taxpayers’ dollars less available to be spent paying out the liabilities of IORB to primary dealers and interest on reverse repo transactions to MMFs
pic definitely fucking related from kupiec 2024 paper
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>>526158803
and its all the same socialism downward spiral like Germany.
where 95% of that gdp is state tax mandated "economic growth". tax payer money boosting banks, tax payer money boosting the IT sector and now tax payer money, yet again, boosting the military complex and newly added "AI datacenters"

its all fake, all debt, all paid for by the future of white children (as if anyone in the US cares)
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>>526158932
>How can you owe money to yourselves?
it isn't to ourselves
it is to the private Federal Reserve franchise
we borrow our fucking currency from the broke Fed, that IS A FUCKING FAILED CONTRACTOR
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The debt-based Federal Reserve (the Fed) and the IRS were both created in 1913.
The new IRS conveniently forced everyone to use their new Federal Reserve Notes to pay their new US Federal Income Tax.
The Fed was supposed to stabilize the US currency by backing every Federal Reserve Note (FRN) issued (TO BUY US TREASURIES) with 40% gold (40 cents of gold for each $1 FRN issued).
In 1933, everyone’s gold was confiscated by the Treasury (except $100 worth/person) b/c the Fed convinced US Pres FDR that Americans were hoarding gold & they were forced to trade their gold in for $20.67/troy oz. Federal Reserve Notes were also now no longer exchangeable for gold.
In 1934 the Gold Reserve Act allowed FDR to establish the gold value of the dollar solely by proclamation & raised the exchange rate to $35/oz troy, extracting wealth & value once again from the American public.
In 1944, the IMF & the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) were formed at the Bretton Woods Conference.
In 1958, Bretton Woods pegs all foreign currencies to the dollar, & the dollar pegged to gold at $35/troy oz. Debt-based Central Banks under the BIS pop up all over the world to facilitate the Fed & the BoE in their check kiting, fractional reserve, debt-based central-banking ponzi.
In 1971, Nixon depegs the dollar to gold entirely, making the US currency free-floating fiat, which completely negated the original Federal Reserve Act of 1913, which was to back each Federal Reserve Note issued with gold.
In 1974, Pres Ford legalizes gold ownership again without limitation & gold is NOW valued at $42/ozt.
The NOW BANKRUPT Federal Reserve & its biggest shareholders, the NYFed’s primary dealers, for the last 50 years & up to today, continue to issue our currency out of thin air, while charging us interest to do so. Rewarding insolvent, failing banks & investment firms using QE and taxpayer money over & over again, acquiring assets during crises, while rigging global markets.
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lol, fucking read this
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we need to fire the fucking Fed
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>>526146395
>but it's not why we're $38.6T in debt.
lol add $134Trillion to that
this number is WHAT IS OWED OUT NOW DEPENDING ON WHAT WAS PAID IN
these are called unfunded liabilities
the Fed is the bfiscal agent for all these treasuries transactions, too, so they get fees just on debt movement as well
pic fucking related
the NYFed is the fiscal agent for the IRS and the SOMA (Fed's balance sheet) and the TGA
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>>526145916
do not worry, the only machines capable of storing this type of integer are made by the US
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<<<<---this applies to every country
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>>526154794
I’ve read The Creature from Jekyll Island and Princes of the Yen, the latter of which is more than enough to radicalize one. The system is designed deliberately to inflict learned helplessness of which is predominantly felt by those intelligent enough to notice yet powerless to debase.

Reform won’t occur until elite rolls are utterly exhausted so that those lower elite, upset by the lack of verticality, ally with the proletariat against the upper elite vampires.
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this image is 17fucking91 on why we should never have a private debt based central bank manage our currency
holy fuck, the Fed is such a fucking plague upon the world
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>>526160166
>radicalize
kek
you mean being honest?
i know being honest and hard working is a radical fucking idea
especially to lazy skimmers
>calling it 'radical' to not want your national currency (the fabric of our fucking nation) fucking destroyed lol
the only fucking radical thing going on here is WE ARE BEING FUCKING ROBBED by the broke fucking Fed
IORB is UBI for the failures of 2008, the NYFed now running the fucking currency into the fucking ground, while bribing its ilk to hoard currency from the citizens
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>Numbers don't matter anymore because musk rat said so.
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>>526160555
>i know being honest and hard working is a radical fucking idea
i remember when people were embarrassed to accept money they didn't earn
>fucking scumbags

The NYFed runs the fucking planet, make no mistake about it.
<<<——— the international banking cartel driving humanity into the ground
>private owners of the NYFed, aka shareholders aka primary dealers
>privately-incorporated company
>market makers for US treasuries
>used to be 46, now there are 24
>Five-time felon JPM is the largest
Behold, people! The failures of 2008 on fucking QE steroids.

>24 nation-less financial corporations destroying the planet with national indebtedness, purposeful arbitrage and false scarcity
<<<<----also, NYFed fulfilled its diversity requirement by adding a new Primary Dealer, ASL Capital Markets, owned by an Arab banker (a minority-owned business), been in business three years and now issuing our currency
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<<<---i also have this to discuss today in another thread
lel crypto turning on the banks
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>>526145916
ah jeez dood....
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>hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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>>526145916
rev up those money printers!
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https://x.com/MrWhiplash_/status/2011572880048603186
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>>526160863
some background
crypto tghought they were going to be able to have rewards so the crypto industry helped/lobbied the Genius Act to pass which said stablecoins cannot pay interest

the stablecoin issuers agrred to this b.c they thought they would be able to give this a run around with 'rewards', but the banks just came in and killed this runaround and are now trying to pass the clarity act which will cement the bnaks power over stablecoin issuers
lol that is what the stablecoin issuers get when they join with the banks to fuck the citizens
looks like they got fucked
this is what happens when coders only work in their own interests
why are coders ruining every use case for crypto?
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>>526159113
Not even the argument you should be making.
Focus on immigration being neccessary for economic growth and wealth concentration.
I'll make a better case for your dumbass side than you can.
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>>526160729
The Bank Of International Settlements (BIS) is the head of all debt-based central banks (and founded by JPM) and was created in 1930 under the Versailles Treaty to get money from Germany for all the nasty shit they did in WWI.
The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England existed way before the BIS, the BIS morphed into their central clearing house and check-kiting hub for the first fractional-reserve, fiat, debt-based central banking schemes run in a few countries and then expanded from there to installing its central banks in over sixty countries.
Pic related
Note Iran, Iraq, Cuba, Syria, North Korea, Afghanistan, and Venezuela are NOT on the list lol
Note China IS ON THE LIST
>China begged to be in the basket of currencies under the IMF and BIS in 2015 and the yuan was finally used in 2017
>only took the NYFed four years to get China bent over the table
>Damn
Note Ukraine is NOT on the list, as it was a 2014 freshly-installed regional NYFed bank branch, it was still on probation
Russia is looking to get off the list.

The NYFed is similar to a space ship in sci-fi movies that hovers over nations and sucks up all the resources, slowly orbiting the planet.
Note that the NYFed and the Fed Board of Governors were just added as SEPARATE ENTITIES to the US on this list fucking kek
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Trump's reaction to this? He wants a 1.5 trillion dollar pentagon budget now lol
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>>526163728
kek and Palantir brags about how their software runs the CIA
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>>526145916
Thats what kikes and shit coloreds owe the whites of the world.
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>>526146056

>>526146056
Yeah! They should demand responsible and efficient public spending! and well managed welfare handouts! And corruption-free hiring of millions of government employees, based on merit only! And for a perfectly corruption free, efficient and honestly managed system for taxing away half of every worker's income!

Kek. There's no government without corruption. If you want less corruption then they should manage less money, have less bureaucrats, and have less of an influence. You are from Singapore, that is how your country improved.
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>>526163932
>Palantir brags about how their software runs the CIA
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money is invisible, it's all just made up numbers
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>>526164131
Money is fake bro, it's all a lie, we live in the matrix bro.

Nah. That's the currency people use to buy and sell goods, so by doing this they are stealing from people.
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>>526164131
tell that to the IRS
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>>526146257
Pay the denpis
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>>526164038
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>>526151307
yeah here ya go... picrel
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>USA can just print unlimited money and never repay it
>goy on the street misses a loan payment of a hundred bucks and their credit score goes to shit and eventually lose everything they have
wtf
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>>526164185
>That's the currency people use to buy and sell goods, so by doing this they are stealing from people.
this, this, this
they are trying to remove the currency from the people
their goal is every transaction to be face to screen, never face to face

they want to be a part of every fucking transaction
the more you use your phonbe, the more agency you abandon

the people already have the power to stop any tyranny by SIMPLY USING CASH AND LEAVING YOUR PHONE AT HOME sometimes
these two simple things destroy any surveillance plans
you already have the fucking power
it is YOU that chooses to continue using the grid to your own detriment
you already have the power right now
you have agency still
they just need your consent to implement it wholly, then having agency won't even matter

the current tech trend is for citizens to not hold or own information or organize it or remember it
they also do not store it on their own computers, but in a foreign cloud that tracks all changes in real time
they only have instantaneous ACCESS to information
people are not being conditioned to retain info or organize it for themselves

tptb are now waiting for anyone with a high amount of intellect and knowledge to die off, then they will just be left with the malleable, dumbed-down 'instantaneous access' population that can't put two and two together

USE FUCKING CASH AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE NO MATTER WHAT COUNTRY YOU ARE IN
NEVER USE YOUR PHONE TO PAY

A NATION'S FIAT IS THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN FUCKING HANDS
and this is why the bankrupt Fed seeks to even abolish paper fiat Federal Reserve Notes, b/c fiat paper mostly SERVES THE FUCKING CITIZEN

fiat is the common national bond and cooperation of the value of one's labor
if this fiat is issued by a private, debt-based central bank, then only the central bank profits from the labor of the citizens, not the treasury or the citizens
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>>526147739
>>526151750
>>526153428
>>526155046
>>526156127
Bonds are debt. When the government is unable to pay back one of the SAFEST avenues of investment trust in the whole system collapses.
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>>526164370
the DMV is the perfect example of how tech is only making things more expensive, less secure and more complicated
why doesn't tech ever result in lower costs?
why doesn't more freed-up time ever lead to an increased standard of living?

It’s always some imaginary, intangible, inexplicable asset to invest in that will further complicate, surveil and make things more expensive. (covid vaccine, AI, blockchain)

I now need the internet ($100/mo) laptop ($2000), phone ($80/mo), printer ($150), printer ink (endless cost) and fucking printer paper JUST TO GET A FUCKING APPOINTMENT AT THE DMV.

I would be laughed out of my fucking field if I ever had to ask AI ONE FUCKING QUESTION.

What I found really amusing was the bait and switch on OpenAI, wasn’t that supposed to be open source? lol
What is the promise of AI? For everyone to be lazy and unskilled?


WAITRESSES AND PLUMBERS AREN'T WRECKING CODING, CODERS ARE WRECKING CODING AND ITS USE CASES

coders are rpoving to be like those that hold metals--they only want to see a system installed THAT FUCKING BENEFITS THEMSLEVES
when you have bad intentions, you will ALWAYS fucking fail
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>>526153293
Worse than the rest of the world
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>>526165054
>coders are proving to be like those that hold metals--they only want to see a system installed THAT FUCKING BENEFITS THEMSELVES
as so nicely described in the example in this post >>526161229
kek pic rel is what the fucking coders gave the banks so they may be part of the debt-backed stablecoin digital prison they thought they were going to build
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>>526153154
He will add 10 trillion more before the half of the year and he will triple that shit before he either dies or leaves
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>>526153293
no, everyone else is so fucking corrupt no one wants their currencies
the Fed is skimming the reserve currency is what it is
being the reserve currency FUCKS THE US TAXPAYER
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>>526153781
And now the orange nigger wants to control the federal reserve so he can print as much as HE wants without having any middleman.
Full zimbabwe
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>>526165668
no he wants to nationalize it
this is what my part 4 of 4 thread will be on
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>>526145916
Because of their love of expensive, theatrical foreign adventures and suicide pact on taxes, Republicans can only make the debt explode. The last president to end office with a lower deficit than he started was Obama. The last president to have a surplus was Clinton.
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>>526163932
palantir and the CIA are based and redpilled, only brown shitskin shills think otherwise
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>>526160966
jfc wtf
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>>526165668
a nation's citizens give its currency value, not the Fed and its skillless, corrupt idiots counterfeiting our currency and paying themselves

>panama
do note there is no central bank of panama on this list >>526163638 and that is b/c panama is a massive money laundering and criminal enterprise, much like the Cayman Islands and now Ireland
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>>526145916
the biggest nothingburger of all time.
as long as the US is the primary military power of the world and controls the emmition of the world's biggest currency.

i don't understand how Americans get tricked into thinking any of this shit matters
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everybody sells out to these scumbags
they only thrive in corruption
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>>526165661
Reckless spending, primarily by Republican presidents, Trump and Bush in particular, has been the problem over the last 40 years.
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>>526166183
>poland kek
not known for its intelligence

eastern europe is ripe for fleecing by NYFed banks
big US money is moving to europe and asia (HKEX Dual Counter)
they are looking for ASSETS HELD OUTRIGHT
1 assets not held with debt
and
2 companies that don't hold debt as assets

don't say you weren't warned
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>>526166183
This. There are 258 million adults in the US. That is $150,000 each. Not that crazy. Plus we just go 300 billion barrels of Venezuela oil.
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>>526166294
here kitty kitty

>>526166294
pic rel
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>>526166409
>Plus we just go 300 billion barrels of Venezuela oil.
and somehow gas prices will go up lol
it is so disgusting watching CNBC and they cry when the price of oil decreases kek
they are so fucking lost
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this is a good time to post this

Federal Reserve Thread Series Part 1 of 4
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/489468608
This thread summarizes the first of a series of four recent separate economics papers examining the current insolvency of the 12 regional Federal Reserve franchises.

In this first paper, Kupiec and Pollock show that the Federal Reserve franchises are insolvent if GAAP accounting is used, which the Fed does not use. The Fed is now balancing their books with an imaginary, 'magic' accounting column called 'Deferred Assets' to perpetuate their bankrupting of the US Treasury and the American taxpayer and to hide their losses and now uncollateralized Federal Reserve Notes. These are operating losses, which don't even include the capital losses from marking-to market their now-worthless securities either, further skewing the real price of credit and hampering the Fed's ability to respond to shocks to the economy, as their balance sheet is full and there is no room to move.

The Fed franchises have only become more insolvent since the paper was released, their losses doubling since Jan 2024 to the tune of ~$244 Billion as of this week.
This thread summarizes how the Fed is insolvent, operating illegally, opening itself up for lawsuits and destroying the American economy when it could just roll off its balance sheet and take cash losses like that. Instead, the Fed franchises choose to take cash losses by still paying their owners dividends and paying out interest to NYFed primary dealers via IORB and to MMFs in Reverse Repo transactions.

’Federal Reserve Losses and Monetary Policy’ Jan 2024
Paul H. Kupiec, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute
Alex J. Pollock, Senior Fellow, Mises Institute
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4712022
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There's only one way to protect yourself from the fiat ponzi scheme
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>>526166695
Federal Reserve Thread Series Part 2 of 4
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/491506260/
This thread summarizes the second of a series of four recent separate economics papers examining the current insolvency of the 12 regional Federal Reserve franchises (aka ‘Fed bank/s’ ITT). This paper uses Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) linear regression analysis to examine how shocks from three variables: federal debt, the Federal Reserve assets and/or real GDP affect CPI (chosen to represent prices and inflation).

Mr. Webster’s paper describes how quickly prices respond to shocks in the above three variables and how quickly a new (often higher) price equilibrium is found and how the rest of the system converges to support this new price equilibrium. This paper seeks to measure how quickly the now-insolvent Fed banks enable or ‘accommodate’ the deficit-ridden US government by purchasing securities and how this accommodation then contributes to inflation and price hikes, as measured by CPI.

The Fed banks’ ‘accommodative’ QE purchases of excess US Marketable Debt make room for even more new debt to be issued and *hopefully* sold. This is called Fed ‘accommodation’ and is now becoming a ‘debt death spiral’, which is when a nation (or corporation) has to issue new debt to raise the funds to pay the interest on its old debt. Unfortunately, this new constant debt issuance floods the economy with new currency, mostly enriching the proximal investment class and exacerbating inflation for the rest of us. These QE policies have also led to the insolvency of the Federal Reserve today, massive capital losses and full balance sheets with no room for the Fed to move, further handicapping the debt-based central bank.

The Myth of Fed Political Independence
Thomas J. Webster, Professor Emeritus, Lubin School of Business, Pace University, New York, NY.
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4916388
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>>526166695
>Kupiec
literally translates to
>Merchant
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>>526166751
>says the person who holds BTC
as i said here, when you desire the currency to BE THAT WHICH YOU HOLD THE MOST OF, you are a part of the fucking problem

Why is the NOW over $1.2 Trillion/year in interest paid on our Marketable (aka Public Issues) and Intragovernmental Debt (aka GAS treasuries) never included in the deficit?
B/c the Fed gets paid first by the IRS, as the NYFed is the US Treasury's operating fiscal agent, then what is left over from IRS tax revenues, the NYFed then deposits into the Treasury General Account (aka TGA).
IOW, the fucking interest is taken out FIRST from tax revenues by the NYFed AND IS NEVER EVEN ON THE DEFICIT CHOPPING BLOCK.

With a red sweep, we will be able to see the Federal Reserve Uniparty in full view. Constant gridlock in Congress has concealed the true power of the Federal Reserve Uniparty.
Don’t forget that the right had prior full control for at least a year under Trump’s first term and passed NOTHING in regard to the INSOLVENT, private Fed franchises that are now bankrupting the US Treasury for every last dime they can get (mostly the NYFed).

Why don't we just issue US Notes ONLY for deficit spending? US Notes BENEFIT THE CITIZENS and DO NOT ADD TO our current debt. They could also be digital, only to be used in the US. Why doesn’t Trump ever suggest this? This is already fucking legal.
US Notes circumvent the need to borrow our currency from the Federal Reserve, that's fucking why.
Why do ALL of the proposed solutions to our debt only include the bankrupt Federal Reserve?

US NOTES ARE NOT A NOVEL IDEA, THEY JUST DON'T BENEFIT THE FEDERAL RESERVE, WHICH IS WHY US NOTES ARE NEVER MENTIONED DESPITE BEING THE EXACT SOLUTION THAT WE NEED RIGHT FUCKING NOW

also pic rel lelelel
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>>526166825
wow
am i supposed to be moved? does that refute one fucking letter of any of my posts? no, no it doesn't

does such drivel often pass as intellect for you?
>i have a feeling you are that XD pole, too
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>>526166767
Federal Reserve Thread Series Part 3 of 4
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/494723606/
This thread summarizes the third in a series of four recent economics papers examining the current insolvency of the 12 regional Federal Reserve franchises.

The third paper explores options for reformation or replacement (abolition!) of the insolvent Fed. The paper begins with a historical analysis that chronicles the Fed’s many past policy failures & their respective crises & how the Fed’s response to said crises further enabled Fed accommodation of $trillions in deficit spending by Congress. The Fed’s four ‘prescriptive’ rounds of QE purchases of US treasuries & MBSs have now resulted in hundreds of billions of embarrassing Fed capital losses & ZERO remittance to the US Treasury since October 2022. But, somehow the Fed is still able to pay out dividends to its shareholders and able to pay out interest on Reserve Balances (IORB) to banks & interest on reverse repo transactions to money market funds (MMFs).

This paper has broad rule recommendations that aim to rein in the Fed & reduce both manipulation & subsidies by Fed market interference. However, these rule recommendations do not address the inflation and recessions already caused by the Fed’s monetary policies. These monetary policy shortcomings could be directly addressed by 1) the abolition of the Fed(!), 2) free banking & 3) commodity-backed money. This paper loosely represents a coalition of conservative groups & their suggestions on how to fix the insolvent Federal Reserve. It examines the current system of borrowing the Fed's private currency, the Federal Reserve Note, & how we can return the role of currency issuance back to the US Treasury, & thus back to the people.

Project 2025 Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise (April 2023)
Chapter 24: ‘Federal Reserve’
Paul Winfree (& additional contributors)
https://static.project2025.org/2025_MandateForLeaders
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>>526167121
The third paper was weak, but the first of its kind to suggest the abolition of the Fed. One of the paper’s shortcomings detailed in an excerpt from the Part 3 of 4 thread:

*************** I pause the thread here to point out another egregious error right in the middle of the economic paper being examined. As I have noted before in past threads, such high school-tier errors are so bad that it looks as though these economics papers are not even proofread at all.
Picrel is the error and the following text is what I think the author was trying to convey:

>If government issues too much paper currency, then citizens will doubt the gold peg and turn in their paper for gold from their banks, and these Tier 2 banks, in turn, will then redeem that same paper from the US Treasury and drain the government’s gold
Please feel free to correct me if I am missing something.

To make such an egregious error in the most important sentence in the entire paper begs the question, was it on purpose, mocking the public or are they trying to trick the public into turning in their gold again lololol?
The error in pic related is an example that NO ONE is watching or correcting these people. This author worked for Trump as an economic advisor in his first term. These are the people running the show. This is who we have to rely on to fix things and that is not good. This is why we must be vigilant even more so now, not to just let them install whatever fuck they think b/c THEY ARE THE SAME PEOPLE THAT GOT US HERE IN THE FIRST PLACE.
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>>526160966
>>526161097
This is terrifying. WTF?!?!???!?!?
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>>526145916
Perfect time to waste tons of money on Greenland am I right?
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And for the Part 4 of 4 thread, Trump's economic advisor and now on the Fed board of governors, Steve Miran’s papers will be the focus.

I have three 2024 papers by Miran for part 4 of 4 thread:

1) one paper criticizes treasury buybacks for cutting into his 10 yr yield as a hedge fund trader

2) another paper discusses war, tariffs, the Triffin dilemma b/c we are the reserve currency
He suggests selling our gold to purchase bond swaps to pay down our debt lol PIC REL
Trump and his economic advisor, Miran, are trying to circumvent #2 in pic rel with forwards (futures for treasuries).
Miran and Trump are trying to make it so the US can sell its gold without paying down the debt, which is illegal.


3) and the third paper, in which we NATIONALIZE the Fed and make the US STATE governors more important in the newly-nationalized Fed franchise, in other words a sleazy way for the now bankrupt Fed to get into state-chartered community banks and credit unions not under the fucking Fed, nor insured in the same pool
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>>526146631
it's a debt-backed currency
they print more by issuing more debt
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i also have an entire folder on the DHS and ICE allowing illegal immigrants in from 2020-24 and using the Tent program to place them in jobs
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>>526163638
and let me wrap this chain up, too

An India anon’s thread on the NYFed’s primary dealers:
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/419352960/
<<<<——this thread shows the SAME primary dealers in all of the debt-based central banks listed in the image in >>526163638, which reads just like the list of the NYFed’s primary dealers as seen in >>526160729
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>>526145916
don't forget, miss it that was in foreign aid, and in defense of Europe.

well be taking Greenland and Canada as an initial payment towards that debt.
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>>526147534
but Jesus will never leave, so we will never be buried
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>>526167355
lol
Note anywhere there is a red circle (mini Fed branches) or black square (12 Regional Fed franchises) there is a blue vote

as i said, the Fed only thrives in utter corruption
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>>526167600
>TSA enforces REALID
>Unless you're illegal, then you can still fly domestic without it.

Clown world
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>>526155027
>using best girl to mock worst goyim
not cool, but best choice regardless
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>>526145916
Big red scary number go up! You should be scared!
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>>526167968
>REALID
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>>526145916
Republican is in office, so debt doesn't matter. Republicans only say it does when they want to prevent Democrats from fixing healthcare or fixing infrastructure.
Republican in office? Vastly increase pork spending while cutting taxes to billionaires.
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>>526168138
>REALID doesn't apply to illegals
>VAX mandates don't apply to those pushing them
>Congress declares itself immune from insider trading laws
>Cops are held to a lower standard of justice

The honking will continue until clown world improves
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>>526168264
trump has lowered the deficit by 100b in a single year. stfu dapper horse
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>>526168264
<<<<-----the right definitely works against the citizen
this is the clarity act bill that passed the house, but not the senate yet and was detailed in these posts >>526160863 and >>526161229 as the senate voting was being held up by crypto lobby
the owner of coinbase misrepresents this hold up, as the already passed genius act made stablecoin interest illegal, the clarity act would cement it

i find it funny how ALL republicans voted for it
as if they fucking know what the fuck is crypto or stablecoins or proof of stake or fucking anything
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>>526168480
You don't actually believe this, do you?
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>>526168796
when armstrong of coinbase found out he couldn't fleece the public with the banks, he turned on the fucking banks

lol these Coinbase fuckers were full-bore ready to fuck the public with debt-backed privately-issued stablecoins as our currency lol
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>>526168796
Can't say I follow crypto stuff at all, but I trust the government to make the wrong decisions about it.
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>>526169182
holy fuck, they are wrecking crypto
crypto has real use cases, unfortunately they only want the cases that benefit the Fed and its ilk

a good explainer for new anons:

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/505237484/
^^^ A thread about the NYFed and its ilk now trying to convince the boomers to switch from private Federal Reserve-issued, debt-based Federal Reserve Notes to privately-issued, debt-backed stablecoin tokens. This is going to be priceless to watch. Neither of these currency options benefit the citizens, they only benefit the private issuer. Will boomers sell out once again to the banks to save themselves from a failing system that they created? One last fuck you to the country as they insulate themselves in their private tokens?
And in the next orchestrated crisis, are the boomers’ new asset tokens to become worthless, as the payment platform is the ultimate claimant to any reserve assets in a crisis or bankruptcy?

When is the currency going to be restored to the people? Don't US taxpayers have a right to a debt-free currency issued by their own treasury?

Pic related was just passed.

This is just entitled boomer classists driving the fucking country into the ground for money (mostly from the now-bankrupt NYFed's QE policies) and now destroying the US taxpayer's currency (the fucking US$, which is A FUCKING UNIT) on the world stage with the Fed’s issued-into-oblivion, worthless Federal Reserve Note.

How fraudulent do you have to be that you can actually destroy a fucking unit of measurement? lol holy fuck
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>>526145916
Who's gonna even make em pay though?
YEEEEHAW MOTHERFUCKERS
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>>526168480
Trump says he wants mil spending to increase 50%, that will surely lower the deficit further
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>>526145916
>38
just a warning sign when it hits 76 its gonna be fairly badand 90-100 is close to collapse
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>>526166894
>red sweep
>Federal Reserve Uniparty
the mental gymnastics here is hilarious
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Trump, Musk, Visa, Karp, and the NYFed's largest primary dealers are working toward a tokenized-asset platform out of the new Texas stock exchange. Trump and Musk have been quietly working with some of the NYFed’s primary dealers and other fintech players to cement a new global, digital platform with DIGITAL WALLETS (which inherently require a DIGITAL ID) after the big banks and the SEC, etc just spent four years calling crypto a scam and killing off any undesired blockchain competition.

https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/499902179
^^^^ITT^^^, I outline how this asset-tokenization scheme is designed and its intended consolidation of Federal Reserve Uniparty power behind the scenes out of public view, as Musk and Trump claim the elimination of corruption and fraud, while eliminating any blockchain competition and simultaneously trying to establish a new need for their digital wallets and digital IDs.

As Trump and Musk superficially criticize the poor accounting, waste and fraud in the US government, they conveniently omit that JPM is the account validator for these fraudulent US government contracts/accounts and they ALSO never admit that the BANKRUPT, private 12 Federal Reserve franchises are the US government’s fiscal agents, cutting the 'untraceable' fraudulent checks.

Instead of identifying and rooting out the real financial entities facilitating this waste and fraud, Musk and Trump actively blame the ballooning debt and deficit spending on everything BUT Fed ‘accommodation’ and QE, while they simultaneously aid the 2008 banking failures in their current looting of our US Treasury via IORB and RRP, their further acquisition of tangible assets and their destruction of the value of our labor and national currency.

pic rel
Musk and his MOTHER privately met with Dimon and 200 of JPM's largest investors in Miami on Thurs Feb 6th, days before he began his 'audits' of the US Treasury and USAID revelations.
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>>526145916
>muh debt
we're just not gonna pay it is all
LOL
come and collect!
LOL
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>>526145916
Debt to fucking who?



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