Trump Moves To ABOLISH The Federal Reserve And Institute Gold Standard

[bubbleboy]

http://investmentwatchblog.com/trum...-federal-reserve-and-institute-gold-standard/

Donald Trump won the election in a landslide because of bold ideas. His ideas would erase and remove decades of failed policies and corrupt agendas that have plagued this country for too long. As Trump’s transition team continues to fill his cabinet, more and more attention continues to surround the possible selections for a variety of high-ranking positions and meetings that might help decide these appointments. On Monday, Trump held a meeting with John Allison, the former CEO of the bank BB&T and of the libertarian think tank the Cato Institute. We have seen several reports indicating that Trump is considering Allison for Treasury secretary. On the campaign trail, Trump often questioned the future of the Federal Reserve’s political independence. In line with these comments, Allison wants to abolish Federal Reserve all together and go back to the gold standard. In fact, Allison takes that rhetoric one step further.

While acting as the head of the Cato Institute, Allison published several thesis indicating that the Federal Reserve was obsolete and needed to be abolished as it restricts power from the people and allows billionaire cronies to run banks globally.

“I would get rid of the Federal Reserve because the volatility in the economy is primarily caused by the Fed,” Allison wrote in 2014 for the Cato Journal.
https://conservativedailypost.com/breaki…-standard

5 Month Before Kennedy Assassination He SIgned Executive Order Getting Rid Of Federal Reserve.

 

[robert68]

He's already nominated Steven Mnuchin for Treasury Secretary. This story is a month old.

 

[bubbleboy]

BY IWB · PUBLISHED DECEMBER 31, 2016 · UPDATED JANUARY 1, 2017

 

[anaconda]

Is the link a "Rick Roll?"

 

[anaconda]

I'm not aware that Kennedy signed an executive order to get rid of the Federal Reserve. I am aware that he authorized a few billion in silver certificates.

 

[bubbleboy]

Why the hell would I do that dude?

 

[jmdrake]

BY IWB · PUBLISHED DECEMBER 31, 2016 · UPDATED JANUARY 1, 2017

It's an old story being newly recirculated on an out of touch blog.

 

[bubbleboy]

Well then we better not talk about it again, especially from a different perspective because, hey we know everything before anyone else and passing it by wastes a couple seconds of my precious time.

 

[DamianTV]

If he actually tries this, I may consider offering some support for Trump... Proof will be when the privately owned central bank makes a move to have Trump assassinated, which I hope does not happen, but would be not so different than Kennedy, Lincoln, or Jackson.

 

[TheCount]

I'm not aware that Kennedy signed an executive order to get rid of the Federal Reserve.

He didn't.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

http://investmentwatchblog.com/trum...-federal-reserve-and-institute-gold-standard/

this link lost all credibility with the last line.. there was no kennedy executive order getting rid of the federal reserve.

 

[bubbleboy]

Debbie Downer

 

[Origanalist]

Debbie Downer

She was a real stick in the mud.

 

[Origanalist]

Not like Jumbo Shrimp.

 

[Madison320]

Proof will be when the privately owned central bank makes a move to have Trump assassinated

What's up with this "privately" owned central bank stuff. As if "privately owned" is inherently bad. I keep reading that on this website. Take that crap to democratic underground. The Fed is not remotely private in any free market sense. They act as branch of the federal govt. They have a govt granted monopoly.

Private banks would be a great thing if we had them.

 

[DamianTV]

What's up with this "privately" owned central bank stuff. As if "privately owned" is inherently bad. I keep reading that on this website. Take that crap to democratic underground. The Fed is not remotely private in any free market sense. They act as branch of the federal govt. They have a govt granted monopoly.

Private banks would be a great thing if we had them.

Ok, lets get one thing straight. The Federal Reserve Bank is privately owned by a bunch of rich asshat Banksters who have subverted our own money system against us. This country has had three central banks, all of which have been destructive to the wealth and liberty of people by the transference of the value of a nations currency to serve the corporate interests. We had the First National Bank, Second National Bank, and now the Federal Reserve Bank, which has its own President. We managed to do away with the previous two, but at tremendous cost. To quote others "The Federal Reserve is no more Federal than Federal Express". The very concept of the name casts the illusion that the Federal Reserve Bank is a part of the Federal Government. It is not. The Federal Reserve Bank was established in 1913 along with the Income Tax.

However, the burden of proof is not on me. Nor is it the burden of any on this site. That burden falls to the shoulders of those who are unable to realize the devastating nature of allowing a private bank to issue the currency of any nation. You have to see through your own externally manufactured delusions to either understand the true nature of their beast, or you are on their payroll. Most people fall under the first, as that type of thinking is exactly what the powers that be. The real powers that be. The ones that buy out and corrupt our congress and infest every aspect of our legal system to better suit their wants and needs. The ones who sell wars with nations full of people who want nothing more than to be left alone. The financiers of debt and death.

The Financial Elite.

 

[jmdrake]

What's up with this "privately" owned central bank stuff. As if "privately owned" is inherently bad. I keep reading that on this website. Take that crap to democratic underground. The Fed is not remotely private in any free market sense. They act as branch of the federal govt. They have a govt granted monopoly.

Private banks would be a great thing if we had them.

Truly private institutions are great. Truly public institutions are okay. Quasi private/public institutions are often monsters. Private / public for profit prisons for example. They take some of their profits and use it to lobby for bills designed to make even more things "crimes" so that they can fill up even more prison space and make even more money. The federal reserve is a quasi private entity. And I think you understand that and you were just reacting to the use of the word "private" as a pejorative? So maybe if everyone said "quasi private" there would be no confusion.

 

[jmdrake]

Well then we better not talk about it again, especially from a different perspective because, hey we know everything before anyone else and passing it by wastes a couple seconds of my precious time.

Debbie Downer

Sorry. Didn't mean to bust your bubble. (No pun intended). And actually thank you for bringing this up. I didn't know about the Trump bait-and-switch of pretending to nominate someone who was anti-fed, then switching to a Goldman Sachs exec. Of course nobody has been actually nominated yet let alone confirmed. Maybe Trump will change his mind again and do the right thing. Then again, maybe he'll make Mitt Romney secretary of state. (I wouldn't want that. I'm just referring to the funny back and forth trolling Trump did with Mitt.)

 

[bubbleboy]

I've decided that I'm not unhappy about Goldman Sachs exec because they use a lot of smart people there and it doesn't mean they are all globalists, just being used by them.

 

[TheCount]

I've decided that I'm not unhappy about Goldman Sachs exec because they use a lot of smart people there and it doesn't mean they are all globalists, just being used by them.