Weird if you go back to 2020 it says Federal Reserve Monetary Base and now it says US Treasury Dollars, but if you click the button to look forward into the future it goes back to Federal Reserve Monetary Base.
Maybe I don't understand what Trump actually did, but does "merged" mean merged functions/responsibilities, or does it mean that the US took ownership of the Fed, it's assets and it's ability to print money?
Did Trump take the Fed from the central bankers/globalists that OWNED it?
I don't think he did.
Here's what I took away from it at the time:
The US Treasury would be allowed to print US currency, which would be at par with the Federel Reserve note.
The "point", so to speak, is that Americans would not have to pay interest on the Treasury notes, unlike the Fed dollars, thus freeing Americans from the financial enslavement you have been under since 1913.
The Federal Reserve has stolen TRILLIONS from Americans.
He did not merge the Fed with the Treasury. That is impossible without declaring war on the Sovereign Entity that is The Fed. The ONLY action that the U.S. can do legally (other than declare war) is to divorce the Fed from the U.S. government money supply (and print their own currency). That would take an act of Congress, and can't be done by fiat. The U.S. Congress can cancel their contract so to speak.
The Fed itself is incorporated in New York (and various other states, but only NY matters) and is, by treaty, subject only to the Bank of International Settlements, which is itself, by treaty, the Ruler of the World. NY State may be able to destroy the Fed, but the U.S. government has no path to do so.
The only thing they could maybe do (and I'd have to dig into the laws) is control the Federal Reserve Board. But the FRB is advisory only. It has no legal path to control the NY Fed.
The Federal Reserve Act of 1913--which established the Federal Reserve as the central bank of the United States--originally chartered the Federal Reserve Banks for 20 years. But in the McFadden Act of 1927, the Congress rechartered the Federal Reserve Banks into perpetuity, and so there is currently no "expiration date" or repeal date for the Federal Reserve.
I have no reason to doubt the veracity of this, but I haven't looked into the Act itself to corroborate the statement.
It is in the sense that someone tried to sue the Fed for a traffic accident under the Federal Tort Claims Act, and this was the defense. The US Post Office is a federally chartered corporation, but there are still laws talking about 3 cent postage.
No, not really. He assigned some people to the Federal Reserve Board, but the FRB is an advisory board. They have no legal authority over the Private Bank called the Federal Reserve (specifically the Federal Reserve of New York as the primary bank of "The Fed").
That's a most interesting observation there OP. I remember these stories brewing that speculated DJT had taken over the Treasury in 2018 and there was going to be a divergence between Federal Reserve debt notes and Treasury-backed (gold/silver) dollars.
Nothing much ever came of it back then, but it was exciting to consider at the time. Maybe this is our first glance at seeing this come into fruition...
I've heard from a couple different sources (interviews) that the Treasury has been minting 1oz Silver Eagle coins in huge quantities, but they haven't been released into circulation.
Yes. I heard that in a podcast interview too. It might have been one of the X22 weekend interviews about a month ago. It was the one where we didn't talk about my health. lol
Yeah, I heard that too. Allegedly the mystery "30 million ag oz" at the Comex. Another potential hint that something special is going on behind the scenes...
I wasn't aware of a new version. But, until the Hollywood BIPOC rules for awards are removed everything will be woke agenda garbage. Unless they don't care about getting awards.
Inflation has its losers and (mostly temporary) winners. I know a few people that job hopped over the past 2 years and are making much more than if they stayed in their current role.
Im just wondering why it is algorithmically increasing by 1, at an exact 45sec interval? I mean, it's been ticking up at this rate 24/7 for months, now.
Why so exacting? Why the algo?
Is there REALLY 1 new "US Millionaire" at exactly every 45seconds?
Because the people on food stamps is ticking up about every 2 seconds.
How are these two things happening simultaneously, yet inversely?
I wouldn’t read too much into the data without really knowing the algorithm (which is probably suspect), I would just swag a number that 20% are better off today than they were 2 years ago, and 80% are worse off.
No it wouldn't. The national debt is not a debt or a number that can be "payed off", its a interest rate owed on the amount of reserved notes printed and loaned to the US government to distribute to their maritime property. US dollar in US citizens pocket
We need to stop using their terminologies and perpetuating the illusions they put our lives in.
Money is created when a debt is created. Money = Debt. Every single time a loan is taken out (house, car, student, etc.) the money is created de novo. That sits on one side of the balance sheet, and a corresponding amount debt sits on the other. "Money" IS Debt. Debt IS Money. They are two words for the same thing. This is what "a modern economy" really looks like.
Except it's worse. The debt gains interest, and that interest gets paid directly to the banks that own stock in The Fed. So:
Money = Debt - Interest.
All that interest takes away from the money supply. Even if every single dollar in existence went to pay off the debt there would still be all the interest they gained, thus it is impossible to repay the debt.
Not that they keep that money. They know that "money" has no meaning. They take that money and buy real assets (see Blackrock et al). Thus, money, as we understand the term, is an asset transfer vehicle. It is designed to take all the assets of We The People and transfer them to the PTB.
We are mostly away from LIBOR and this was recent. I will find the links and edit my response when I get in front of a computer. Interesting to say the least regarding the debt clock. Bye bye Euro-Dollar... no more buy buy.
The debt clock has been doing some weird things for a little while now. Ex: approx. six months ago or so, the dollar to gold ratio was better than $20,000/ oz. That same box says $0/ oz today. Silver was some crazy high number then, as well and now is $0/ oz now. Does anyone know why?
I read the reason that isn’t showing is because the M2 money supply is now decreasing, instead of increasing… but please don’t ask me to explain that, haha.
Household Assets are decreasing while US Total National Assets are increasing. Well we all know why our own pockets are being drained so why are National Assets increasing while ours are decreasing?
Median Income in 2000 was $31,702. Median Income Now is only $35,759. With inflation increase this means Americans make far less money now than we did 23 years ago. Outright theft.
On top of our income being less due to inflation, buying a home is now almost 5x as much as in 2000. $162,675 in 2000, $500,490 in 2023.
Manufacturing jobs have decreased by about 4 million from 2000. 17,246,309 in 2000, 13,032,305 in 2023.
Our population increased dramatically from 2000 to 2023, so why are there only 1 million more in the workforce now than then? 160,240,291 in 2000, 161,025,721 in 2023. Answer: multiple reasons, boomers retiring, not enough young people to take their place, millenials and gen z don't want to work, millions of migrants entered our population but even if they work they aren't counted toward the workforce, but are counted towards the census.
WHY are there 23,774,588 government employees? Even 2 million sounds like too much. No wonder the corruption runs deep and spreads far.
In the sequence, and at the top, you will see 4, 10, 20. (putting DJT at the top of the pyramid; except for the capstone) Note that a pyramid does not have to have 4 sides.
Trump at the top of the pyramid (formed by the beams shooting out of his eyes) in one of his NFTs.
What is off-putting here is that with the beams shooting out of his eyes, his arms held up like that, and the "T" in the middle it looks like the Freemason symbol.
Given that I am an Anon and Pro-Trump; I figure this is to taunt Freemasons. (well, the ones that have infiltrated Freemasonry and are using it for evil things)
Think about about that pyramid on the one dollar bill and how all of this connects.
https://www.usdebtclock.org/
You can go back to the previous years and see that it shows Federal Reserve Monetary Base but now it's stating US Treasury Dollars for Money Creation.
Weird if you go back to 2020 it says Federal Reserve Monetary Base and now it says US Treasury Dollars, but if you click the button to look forward into the future it goes back to Federal Reserve Monetary Base.
What? When I advance it to 2027 (the only option available) it says “US Monetary Base”… so nothing about Fed Reserve.
You are correct. They must have changed it or else I screwed up.
Thanks for the link.
great link
Didn't Trump roll in the Federal Reserve as part of the US Treasury?
Yeah. But that happened years ago. It only seems to have recently flipped as best I can tell.
Going to do a bit more research.
Edit: The Dollar to metals ratios on the right hand side have been zeroed out.
I read an explanation last week of why that's because M2 Money Supply is now decreasing, instead of increasing.
It's been that way for quite some time, silver stacker, I'm not buying it.
Anyone hear wat Perth mint was caught doing? Diluting precious metals?
Gold doping
Yes he did.
https://takeoregonback.com/2020/06/09/the-real-reason-trump-merged-the-us-treasury-with-the-federal-reserve/
Its a private company, not a part of the Federal government.
True, but Trump did merge the Federal Reserve with the US Treasury. u/JSSS provided the following.
https://takeoregonback.com/2020/06/09/the-real-reason-trump-merged-the-us-treasury-with-the-federal-reserve/
Maybe I don't understand what Trump actually did, but does "merged" mean merged functions/responsibilities, or does it mean that the US took ownership of the Fed, it's assets and it's ability to print money?
Did Trump take the Fed from the central bankers/globalists that OWNED it? I don't think he did.
If he didn't, what's the point?
Here's what I took away from it at the time: The US Treasury would be allowed to print US currency, which would be at par with the Federel Reserve note. The "point", so to speak, is that Americans would not have to pay interest on the Treasury notes, unlike the Fed dollars, thus freeing Americans from the financial enslavement you have been under since 1913.
The Federal Reserve has stolen TRILLIONS from Americans.
It hasn't stolen trillions. It loans trillions. It's a revolving door. Americans own nothing essentially. Except consumables
Irrelevant really since they have still taken trillions in wealth that lowered the standard of living for every American involved.
The estimate is 70-100 trillion. Stolen....Not loaned.
He replaced the board members with his picks.
So it's still privately owned. Got it.
He did not merge the Fed with the Treasury. That is impossible without declaring war on the Sovereign Entity that is The Fed. The ONLY action that the U.S. can do legally (other than declare war) is to divorce the Fed from the U.S. government money supply (and print their own currency). That would take an act of Congress, and can't be done by fiat. The U.S. Congress can cancel their contract so to speak.
The Fed itself is incorporated in New York (and various other states, but only NY matters) and is, by treaty, subject only to the Bank of International Settlements, which is itself, by treaty, the Ruler of the World. NY State may be able to destroy the Fed, but the U.S. government has no path to do so.
The only thing they could maybe do (and I'd have to dig into the laws) is control the Federal Reserve Board. But the FRB is advisory only. It has no legal path to control the NY Fed.
Was the Feds charter actually renewed? I thought it expired but could never find mention of it being renewed.
According to the fed.gov:
I have no reason to doubt the veracity of this, but I haven't looked into the Act itself to corroborate the statement.
It is in the sense that someone tried to sue the Fed for a traffic accident under the Federal Tort Claims Act, and this was the defense. The US Post Office is a federally chartered corporation, but there are still laws talking about 3 cent postage.
In May of 2020.
No, not really. He assigned some people to the Federal Reserve Board, but the FRB is an advisory board. They have no legal authority over the Private Bank called the Federal Reserve (specifically the Federal Reserve of New York as the primary bank of "The Fed").
That's a most interesting observation there OP. I remember these stories brewing that speculated DJT had taken over the Treasury in 2018 and there was going to be a divergence between Federal Reserve debt notes and Treasury-backed (gold/silver) dollars.
Nothing much ever came of it back then, but it was exciting to consider at the time. Maybe this is our first glance at seeing this come into fruition...
Good dig!
I've heard from a couple different sources (interviews) that the Treasury has been minting 1oz Silver Eagle coins in huge quantities, but they haven't been released into circulation.
Yes. I heard that in a podcast interview too. It might have been one of the X22 weekend interviews about a month ago. It was the one where we didn't talk about my health. lol
Yeah, I heard that too. Allegedly the mystery "30 million ag oz" at the Comex. Another potential hint that something special is going on behind the scenes...
Its damn expensive to get Eagles today as compared to a couple years ago.
Silver Eagles also just had a redesign a couple years ago with the old Coat of Arms Eagle being replaced with a depiction of a real Eagle.
May relate to this article posted today goes a long way into explaining the "Quantum Leap" Trump spoke of. **
https://badlands.substack.com/p/master-and-commander?r=q8lgy&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post
https://greatawakening.win/p/16aTa1mVMH/in-view-of-whats-happened-this-p/
That phrase brings to mind the television show.
The Scott Bakula version is still great.
The new version is SJW tranny bullshit.
I wasn't aware of a new version. But, until the Hollywood BIPOC rules for awards are removed everything will be woke agenda garbage. Unless they don't care about getting awards.
That was a terrific read, and explains a lot of things I was not familiar with.
You might really like these three documents regarding the quantum system
Trump EO 13885 https://www.govinfo.gov/app/details/DCPD-201900584
Biden EO 14073
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2022/05/04/executive-order-on-enhancing-the-national-quantum-initiative-advisory-committee/
National Security Memorandum accompanies 14073
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/05/04/national-security-memorandum-on-promoting-united-states-leadership-in-quantum-computing-while-mitigating-risks-to-vulnerable-cryptographic-systems/
Check the Dollar to metals/oil ratio on the right hand side.
I’m reading it as zeros
The US Millionaires is also ticking up 1 every 45 seconds exactly. 24/7. 365.
I've been watching for a couple months now, there are some 70,000 more US Millionaires than when I started.
Who are all these new US Millionaires? Everyone's broke and out of work or has shitty work.
It's an obvious algorithm, too. timed...........why?
There are now 5 more than when I started typing the above comment......
Inflation has its losers and (mostly temporary) winners. I know a few people that job hopped over the past 2 years and are making much more than if they stayed in their current role.
Makes sense, and I believe you.
Im just wondering why it is algorithmically increasing by 1, at an exact 45sec interval? I mean, it's been ticking up at this rate 24/7 for months, now.
Why so exacting? Why the algo?
Is there REALLY 1 new "US Millionaire" at exactly every 45seconds?
Because the people on food stamps is ticking up about every 2 seconds.
How are these two things happening simultaneously, yet inversely?
I wouldn’t read too much into the data without really knowing the algorithm (which is probably suspect), I would just swag a number that 20% are better off today than they were 2 years ago, and 80% are worse off.
You realize the taxes from GME and BBBY capital gains would wipe out the national debt many times over?
No it wouldn't. The national debt is not a debt or a number that can be "payed off", its a interest rate owed on the amount of reserved notes printed and loaned to the US government to distribute to their maritime property. US dollar in US citizens pocket
We need to stop using their terminologies and perpetuating the illusions they put our lives in.
Ok, in theory it would be way more than 30 trillion. That’s all I was saying. I understand that debt is simply used to fuck us harder.
Money is created when a debt is created. Money = Debt. Every single time a loan is taken out (house, car, student, etc.) the money is created de novo. That sits on one side of the balance sheet, and a corresponding amount debt sits on the other. "Money" IS Debt. Debt IS Money. They are two words for the same thing. This is what "a modern economy" really looks like.
Except it's worse. The debt gains interest, and that interest gets paid directly to the banks that own stock in The Fed. So:
Money = Debt - Interest.
All that interest takes away from the money supply. Even if every single dollar in existence went to pay off the debt there would still be all the interest they gained, thus it is impossible to repay the debt.
Not that they keep that money. They know that "money" has no meaning. They take that money and buy real assets (see Blackrock et al). Thus, money, as we understand the term, is an asset transfer vehicle. It is designed to take all the assets of We The People and transfer them to the PTB.
It is the ultimate scam.
I understand. It was more a theoretical number based on how badly the stocks are shorted.
We are mostly away from LIBOR and this was recent. I will find the links and edit my response when I get in front of a computer. Interesting to say the least regarding the debt clock. Bye bye Euro-Dollar... no more buy buy.
Yes, we are in the last stage of moving from LIBOR to SOFR and so domestic dollars will now dictate the overnight transactions (not Eurodollars) https://www.investopedia.com/secured-overnight-financing-rate-sofr-4683954
Wow. That's interesting. Thanks for bringing this.
Very interesting!
Those seem to be the greenbacks ( Lincoln) and Kennedy's Silver Certificates. The latter decreasing in number ...
It changed around May 2020 - https://web.archive.org/web/20200430181526/https://usdebtclock.org/
Actually changed 4/10/20. See my main comment in this thread.
Isn't DJT 4/10/20 from some old Q post decodes? Very interesting changeover date.
u/#q40
u/#q533
You're right it did, thank you for the link!
The debt clock has been doing some weird things for a little while now. Ex: approx. six months ago or so, the dollar to gold ratio was better than $20,000/ oz. That same box says $0/ oz today. Silver was some crazy high number then, as well and now is $0/ oz now. Does anyone know why?
I read the reason that isn’t showing is because the M2 money supply is now decreasing, instead of increasing… but please don’t ask me to explain that, haha.
I’ve never seen this until the last couple of days.
Can someone please ELI5?
Some things of note happening on the Debt Clock:
Household Assets are decreasing while US Total National Assets are increasing. Well we all know why our own pockets are being drained so why are National Assets increasing while ours are decreasing?
Median Income in 2000 was $31,702. Median Income Now is only $35,759. With inflation increase this means Americans make far less money now than we did 23 years ago. Outright theft.
On top of our income being less due to inflation, buying a home is now almost 5x as much as in 2000. $162,675 in 2000, $500,490 in 2023.
Manufacturing jobs have decreased by about 4 million from 2000. 17,246,309 in 2000, 13,032,305 in 2023.
Our population increased dramatically from 2000 to 2023, so why are there only 1 million more in the workforce now than then? 160,240,291 in 2000, 161,025,721 in 2023. Answer: multiple reasons, boomers retiring, not enough young people to take their place, millenials and gen z don't want to work, millions of migrants entered our population but even if they work they aren't counted toward the workforce, but are counted towards the census.
WHY are there 23,774,588 government employees? Even 2 million sounds like too much. No wonder the corruption runs deep and spreads far.
Here ya go.
I still don’t understand all of this as far as what it does to our money. I need to read up more on that.
(source: https://conspiracies.win/p/16aTeaW52W/us-treasury-dollar-activated-410/)
Go look for yourself on the Wayback Machine.
https://web.archive.org/web/20200409181907/http://usdebtclock.org/ (4/9/20)
https://web.archive.org/web/20200410091954/https://usdebtclock.org/ (4/10/20)
u/#q40
DJT is 4/10/20.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/tetrahedral-number.html
In the sequence, and at the top, you will see 4, 10, 20. (putting DJT at the top of the pyramid; except for the capstone) Note that a pyramid does not have to have 4 sides.
https://mishtalk.com/politics/trumps-big-announcement-is-a-laughable-self-promotion-nft-scheme
What is off-putting here is that with the beams shooting out of his eyes, his arms held up like that, and the "T" in the middle it looks like the Freemason symbol.
https://www.freemason.com/masonic-symbols-square-compasses/
Given that I am an Anon and Pro-Trump; I figure this is to taunt Freemasons. (well, the ones that have infiltrated Freemasonry and are using it for evil things)
Good post thanks for sharing!
Looks like proof that something is changing…
Well that is very interdasting.
What is the actual significance of this