In “A “Mostly Peaceful” Heist Part 1,” we discussed the deception in our monetary system, namely that we have been led to believe that "moderate inflation" is natural and healthy for an economy. This "moderate inflation," arbitrarily decided and ambiguously defined, is a "mostly peaceful heist." A corrupt partnership between central banks and governments has developed a monetary system that gives them a monopoly on the issuance of money. The monopoly on money allows the Fiat Jailers, central bankers, and governments to issue more money to enrich themselves at our expense, keeping us prisoners of the monetary system. Through the expansion of the money supply (inflation), our cost of living increases, savings decreases, and the Fiat Jailers grow their share of wealth.
A "Mostly Peaceful" Heist (Part 2)
A "Mostly Peaceful" Heist (Part 2)
A "Mostly Peaceful" Heist (Part 2)
In “A “Mostly Peaceful” Heist Part 1,” we discussed the deception in our monetary system, namely that we have been led to believe that "moderate inflation" is natural and healthy for an economy. This "moderate inflation," arbitrarily decided and ambiguously defined, is a "mostly peaceful heist." A corrupt partnership between central banks and governments has developed a monetary system that gives them a monopoly on the issuance of money. The monopoly on money allows the Fiat Jailers, central bankers, and governments to issue more money to enrich themselves at our expense, keeping us prisoners of the monetary system. Through the expansion of the money supply (inflation), our cost of living increases, savings decreases, and the Fiat Jailers grow their share of wealth.