Updated Red Pill Graph of Value of Consumer Dollar over 100 years - Added Some Events
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At least the $$$ Dollar has stabilized at near ZERO value.
If the dollar goes any lower, maybe we should start trading wampum again, like the Native Americans did.
I think the graph would be no less volatile if we looked at the last 30 years Unfortunately, the value has dropped so much you can't see the details anymore.
The income tax cut the value of the dollar in half in only 8 years.
Income tax PLUS Federal Reserve printing massive money.
It was likely the money printing that did it.
I'm sure there were many factors involved. But the decline of our monetary value was quite rapid and suggests the world banking system was able to exchange worthless paper for the wealth of the US over a short period of time.
That is a misunderstanding of the chart.
If something has gone from 1000 down to 10, that is a 99% drop in value.
But it can still go down from 10 to 1. That would be another 90% drop.
And it could further go down from 1 to 0.1, dropping yet another 90%.
Maybe a bit hard to read on a small screen.
1913 Income Tax Law (16th Amendment)
1914 WWI
1920 League of Nations, First Radio Broadcast, Women's Right to Vote
1929 Stock Market Crash
1933 Peak Of Great Depression, FDR Bank Holiday, Hitler Become Chancellor of Germany
1941 US Enters WWII
1946 United Nations, Bikini Debuts
1950 Korean War
1972 Watergate
1913: More importantly for value of US Dollar was the creation of the Federal Reserve, which has destroyed the Dollar, and continues to do so via money printing.
1933: Interesting that while the USA and most of Europe went into a decade-long Great Depression, Germany simultaneously experience the greatest 5-year economic miracle in world history, putting it on top of the world in terms of economic strength (when it had just been in the worst hyperinflation economic disaster in world history). Hitler ended usury, detached from the Rotschild bank system, and the economy boomed like no economy ever had in world history. This is why [they] went to war against Germany.
1945: Bretton Woods Agreement
1971: End of the Gold Standard for US Dollar
Updated graphic 👌 very nice. Will spread around where I still have some reach!
Until 1933, a dollar bought roughly 1/20 (one twentieth) of an ounce of gold (by law)
Today, a dollar buys roughly 1/2,330 (one two-thousand three hundred and thirty-ith) of an ounce of gold.
$20 per ounce to $2330 per ounce. THAT's an even more accurate (but still not the full story) of what has been stolen from us.