It's not simply the taxes that are making your income not equal a second income, it's the devaluation of the dollar due to fractional reserve banking currency.
When the dollar collapses, and it will, and when the stock market collapses, and it will, that is when I believe Trump and his administration will sweep in and return us to sound money and a tokenized stock market system which will eliminate these problems.
It's going to be rough and it's not going to be easy but you don't need to dismantle something that's already been burnt to the ground.
The solution this time instead of a bailout will be a new system.
In my opinion this is a planned controlled demolition.
One $35 ounce of gold purchased in 1940 still has the same buying power today as it did then. The price didn't go up to $2700, the dollar went down.
I honestly don't see how Trump will be able to end the FED himself. I don't know of any legal avenues that would let him do that. Do you have any insight on that?
Quite frankly, I don't see how he is going to accomplish many of the things he wants to do. It's like everyone has forgotten that he will need to get Congress to work with him on these things. People seem to have just forgotten how our government works.
Republicans had the Oval Office, the House, and the Senate for the first two years of his first term. Even with Republicans being in control of all three, he was still blocked time and time again from getting things done. I don't see how this term will be different. Congress is still full of Democrats, RINOs, and Never-Trumpers who will make it their mission in life to block any and everything he wants done.
I'm not being snarky about any of this. And I'm not dooming. I would honestly appreciate any sort of information showing how he can do all these things legally.
Article 1 section 8 of the Constitution grants Congress The power to coin money.
The Federal reserve isn't apart of the US government In the way most people think it is. It is a privately owned central banking institution. Which by the way Trump put enough appointments on at to control it during his last term.
My guess would be they would use a combination of a few different things like an audit, having an alternative currency ready, and all of this happening in the midst of a dollar collapse.
We would need to repeal the Federal reserve act of 1913. It would take some momentum but Trump is very good at momentum. Pretty much anyone that stands against his agenda this time around is basically promised to get primaried.
How would an audit shut down a privately owned institution?
The fact that the FED isn't a part of any government agency would make it more difficult to shut down, wouldn't it? The US government doesn't have as much control over private institutions as they do government agencies, do they?
What is different about this term that would make such a difference in Congress being concerned about fallout from blocking him? It was clear the last go around that there would be a backlash with those that opposed him.
I will definitely look into how audits would bring about the FED being shut down. I appreciate the time and effort you took in your responses. Though it may look otherwise, I'm not trying to dismiss anything you've said. I'm putting my thoughts out there on things I don't fully understand in hope that someone out there might be able to explain it to me.
I apologize if I misread your emotions on that post.
It's simply a common reaction I've had from others in this type of conversation.
It's not simply the taxes that are making your income not equal a second income, it's the devaluation of the dollar due to fractional reserve banking currency.
When the dollar collapses, and it will, and when the stock market collapses, and it will, that is when I believe Trump and his administration will sweep in and return us to sound money and a tokenized stock market system which will eliminate these problems.
It's going to be rough and it's not going to be easy but you don't need to dismantle something that's already been burnt to the ground.
The solution this time instead of a bailout will be a new system.
In my opinion this is a planned controlled demolition.
One $35 ounce of gold purchased in 1940 still has the same buying power today as it did then. The price didn't go up to $2700, the dollar went down.
We can't do anything but wait and see, I guess.
I honestly don't see how Trump will be able to end the FED himself. I don't know of any legal avenues that would let him do that. Do you have any insight on that?
Quite frankly, I don't see how he is going to accomplish many of the things he wants to do. It's like everyone has forgotten that he will need to get Congress to work with him on these things. People seem to have just forgotten how our government works.
Republicans had the Oval Office, the House, and the Senate for the first two years of his first term. Even with Republicans being in control of all three, he was still blocked time and time again from getting things done. I don't see how this term will be different. Congress is still full of Democrats, RINOs, and Never-Trumpers who will make it their mission in life to block any and everything he wants done.
I'm not being snarky about any of this. And I'm not dooming. I would honestly appreciate any sort of information showing how he can do all these things legally.
Article 1 section 8 of the Constitution grants Congress The power to coin money.
The Federal reserve isn't apart of the US government In the way most people think it is. It is a privately owned central banking institution. Which by the way Trump put enough appointments on at to control it during his last term.
My guess would be they would use a combination of a few different things like an audit, having an alternative currency ready, and all of this happening in the midst of a dollar collapse.
We would need to repeal the Federal reserve act of 1913. It would take some momentum but Trump is very good at momentum. Pretty much anyone that stands against his agenda this time around is basically promised to get primaried.
How would an audit shut down a privately owned institution?
The fact that the FED isn't a part of any government agency would make it more difficult to shut down, wouldn't it? The US government doesn't have as much control over private institutions as they do government agencies, do they?
What is different about this term that would make such a difference in Congress being concerned about fallout from blocking him? It was clear the last go around that there would be a backlash with those that opposed him.
I will definitely look into how audits would bring about the FED being shut down. I appreciate the time and effort you took in your responses. Though it may look otherwise, I'm not trying to dismiss anything you've said. I'm putting my thoughts out there on things I don't fully understand in hope that someone out there might be able to explain it to me.