What has the Federal Reserve Act done to the USD?

Posted by freedomforall 10 years ago to Government
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Without the disaster of the Great Depression to impede its losses, the degrading effect is unbroken.


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  • Posted by johnpe1 10 years ago
    this chart shows how the progressives have funded their takeover of the U.S. electorate --
    buying votes with dollars minted, printed or credited electronically -- regardless of the
    influence of any particular group, they are all in it together to make crony capitalism perennial,
    sustained by voters lulled into submission on the government dole. my opinion. -- j
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  • Posted by Robbie53024 10 years ago
    All fiat currencies will eventually fall, it is a logical consequence of politics. Only a money that is immune to political manipulation is a money that will retain value over time.
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  • Posted by straightlinelogic 10 years ago
    When the Federal Reserve Act was passed, the Fed's two jobs were to preserve the value of the dollar and to supply an "elastic" currency for financial exigencies. They've done a good job on the former; a dollar today buys about what two cents did back then. Elastic currencies cannot be freely convertible ones, too many people will trade worthless paper for gold or silver. You can't make an honest woman out of fiat currencies; they all fail. For an interesting take on central banking from the vantage point of a historical novel, see my book The Golden Pinnacle. Many in the Gulch have read and enjoyed it.

    http://www.amazon.com/The-Golden-Pinnacl...

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