Don’t freak out about this bill passing last night.
Here’s what I see so far and the possibilities I don’t think anybody are contemplating.
From what I saw, the Dems had to cut out most of the garbage in the bill to make it line up with the senate bill.
It looks like mostly infrastructure to me, at least from what I’ve seen.
It’s telling that it was a struggle to pass it in the House. That’s a good sign. That means the radical left wasn’t happy and that’s great!
I still believe nothing passes that Trump doesn’t want passed into law because I believe he controls the key people in the Senate.
So here are some positives I don’t think anybody is talking about.
Most of the garbage just got stripped out of the bill. That means the democrats will have to try and pass that in a separate bill.
Good luck passing that through the senate. It effectively killed all that garbage.
If I’m right and Trump has leveraged the senate then why would he want this bill passed?
If you believe like I believe that Trump will be back soon then who is going to get to spend this money, Trump or Biden?
Do you know that while we are at war and under an emergency Trump will be able to do what he wants with this money? Direct it all to actually rebuilding this country?
Every single dollar spent brings us closer to bankrupting of the Fed and bringing down the entire global central bank debt system. That’s a good thing.
The fed is having to buy treasury bonds to issue out new dollars (remember almost half of the money in circulation is no more than 10 years old). The more bonds they buy, the more the treasury has control over what the fed can print, and therefore creates an IOU that the fed can't pay back. So the point is to let the fed borrow so much that they basically bankrupt their "federal reserve notes" through the interest owed on the bonds and the devaluation difference, which in turn would make them eventually worthless, and since the bonds are what hold the value of the currency, it would essentially give control back to the treasury to dictate the worth of the dollar like it used to be (and to mint and print their own currency again as well). My analysis is probably a little retarded so someone else can explain this better and correct where i am wrong, but that is the gist of it. It was part of the plan several years ago.
Patel Patriot's opinion on the bill:
How do dollars spent bankrupt the fed? The fed just prints more ....
The fed is having to buy treasury bonds to issue out new dollars (remember almost half of the money in circulation is no more than 10 years old). The more bonds they buy, the more the treasury has control over what the fed can print, and therefore creates an IOU that the fed can't pay back. So the point is to let the fed borrow so much that they basically bankrupt their "federal reserve notes" through the interest owed on the bonds and the devaluation difference, which in turn would make them eventually worthless, and since the bonds are what hold the value of the currency, it would essentially give control back to the treasury to dictate the worth of the dollar like it used to be (and to mint and print their own currency again as well). My analysis is probably a little retarded so someone else can explain this better and correct where i am wrong, but that is the gist of it. It was part of the plan several years ago.
Not quite. https://youtu.be/iFDe5kUUyT0. Watch the whole series if you can. Well worth it.