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  On This Day A Creature That Rules The World Was Born The Creature from Jekyll Island NE - NAKEDEMPEROR.SUBSTACK.COM On this day, exactly 110 years ago, the financial landscape of the world was quietly reshaped with the birth of the Federal Reserve System. This anniversary marks a moment that continues to exert a profound influence on banking and the daily lives of billions. The Federal Reserve, often simply referred to as "The Fed," stands as the central banking system of the United States. It dominates not just American banking but also has far-reaching implications on global finance. Tasked with managing the nation's monetary policy, regulating banks, stabilising the financial system, and providing financial services, the Fed's decisions ripple through the World’s economies, affecting everything from interest rates to the amount of money in circulation. To fully understand how the Federal Reserve was created and how it continues to dominate, G. Edward Griffin'

  The Two Causes of the Coming Great Depression But the status quo has much to unlearn, and it seems the only pathway to a new understanding is a Great Depression. There are two approaches to analyzing a situation: 1. Choose the desired outcome--generally the one that doesn't require any major changes, sacrifices or downward mobility 2. Identify the initial conditions and systemic dynamics and then follow these to a conclusion back-tested by comparisons with historical outcomes. Our default setting as humans is 1: select the outcome we want and then find whatever bits and pieces supports that conclusion.  Cherry-pick data, draw false analogies--the field is wide open. This is why we get so upset when our "analysis" is challenged:  we're forced to ask what happens to us if our desired outcome doesn't transpire, and since the answer might be something less than optimal, we violently reject any data or analogies that conflict with our carefully curated "analysis

  Living in a Coup with Massive Election Rigging & War – Martin Armstrong By  Greg Hunter   By Greg Hunter’s  USAWatchdog.com   Legendary financial and geopolitical cycle analyst Martin Armstrong was forecasting “chaos” in 2023, and that’s exactly what we got.  His cycle work says don’t look for it to get better anytime soon.  Armstrong explains, “We are in the midst of a coup.  We have all these people who have been neocons for 30 years.  Even Ron Paul said recently that the neocons have been waging war for 30 years and have not won a one single one.  This is what they live for.  Look at the clip of Lindsey Graham saying this is the best money we ever spent killing Russians.  How can you take pleasure in that statement that this is the best money we ever spent killing Russians.  This is not defense.  These are the words of a psychopath in my mind. . . . They are not about to accept anybody who is going to be against war.  The neocons are in full control of the government—period. 

  Klaus to the World: We're Taking Everything You Have But here's a lovely narrative to rock you to sleep. ELIZABETH NICKSON Klaus Schwab, he of the weird costumes, Nazi Overlord accent, who squats astride Davos, the man from which emits the stench of world government, has graced his former serfs – us - with yet another of his tortuous screeds, this one called  The Great Narrative For A Better Future. In which he argues for Empathy. Let’s all pause to fall about laughing. Because Schwab’s ‘better” plan, which he outlines in massive numbers of pillowy paragraphs, already means most of us are spending several hundred dollars a month more to keep food on the table, because Biden, Boris, Macron, Trudeau have already bettered us right into a permanent recession. 141 million have been forced into extreme poverty by energy prices. Klaus and his 50 thought-leader friends are, in the phrase the incandescent Barbara Amiel Black once used, “men who think they can think”. He definitely thi