Connecting the Dots of the American Financial System - A Homespun View

By: Nancy Ayash

Today I’m following the dots about the financial system. You’re more than welcome to join me.

• Let’s see. The first dot is the Federal Reserve. I know this is where I begin since this entity prints all the money. The private banking cartel makes the currency, then “loans” it to the government, with interest. It also floods the country with additional money, which causes inflation. Cheap money can sometimes equate to easy credit; and people start buying. We don’t understand that “credit” is not “money”. We have lived our entire lives in debt to the Federal Government, so we’re conditioned to take-on even more debt.

• Now the next dot, number two, is the Federal Government. It takes the “loaned” money from the Federal Reserve and uses it for entitlement programs and other expenses. But it must also pay the interest on “printed money” made by the Federal Reserve. It must get money from the working American.

• Number three is the Internal Revenue Service. This is a collection agency of the Federal Government. It forces every single citizen to pay a large portion of their wages to the government. The American worker doesn’t even see this money, since it’s automatically taken from him through an accounting system; controlled by, that’s right, the Federal Government. The money is collected and loops back into the Federal Reserve, to pay the interest on the “printed” money. Although the IRS is an illegal entity, we have been conditioned to accept it as part of life.

• The fourth dot is the Security Exchange Commission. This is a Federal organization that was created to regulate the free market. It is connected to the Federal Reserve. It ensures the banking cartel’s power and jurisdiction over trading. It does not protect the private investor, although it makes the “appearance” of doing so.

• Dot number five is the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation. It controls the “settlement” of mortgage-backed securities, money market instruments, and over-the-counter derivatives transactions. It has nothing to do with “public trust.” It is connected to the Federal Reserve.

• The sixth dot is the IMF (International Monetary Fund). It also siphons off American tax dollars to fund global projects. I don’t know where this money ends up, since I have no control over their decisions. My wages are taken by the Federal Government, given to the Federal Reserve, and distributed to a vast number of organizations that might be harmful to me.

The picture I see from connecting all the dots is very disturbing. You don’t want to look; it can make you very depressed.

Of-course, I could be all wrong about this. It’s just my own homespun analysis. You might want to try one of these “connect the dots” and see what you come up with.

“A private central bank issuing the public currency is a greater menace to the liberties of the people than a standing army.” Thomas Jefferson

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Nancy Ayash is a freelance writer currently residing in the Pacific Northwest. She can be reached at www.creativewordz.com

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