As MAGA Continues to be Hopeful with Trump, America’s Problems are Far Worse than Most people Understand
While much better than the alternative Donald Trump is not the panacea many claim or hope him to be. Case in point is the so-called Federal Reserve system that essentially runs our political system and hence our nation and has been since its inception in 1913. It was created by a nefarious gang bankers led by European Rothschild banking interests and their American counterparts, including JP Morgan and the infamous Rockefeller banking family. It was signed into law by Progressive sellout President Woodrow Wilson.
It’s a top to bottom lie – a fact that starts with its very name. It’s not federal and there are no reserves. It’s a debt-based system that creates money out of thin air then loans it to Uncle Sam and the banking system and charges interest for doing so. To top it all off, Wilson and his friends gave us the federal income tax and the IRS to make sure the debt slaves in America pay for it all.
Outside of its complete evisceration there’s no mathematical way to pay off the debt. Ever. It must come to its mathematical and logical conclusion which is total and utter failure of the United States economy and hence the nation. We are close to this tipping point. Today Uncle Sam goes into debt to the tune of $1 Trillion approximately every hundred days or – $10 Billion per day. This is the equivalent of about five new major sports stadiums every day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Interest payments are on the cusp of overtaking defense spending and Social Security as the number one budget item. This is simply not sustainable. Once you have to borrow just to make interest payments, it’s ‘circle the drain’ time. Donald Trump can employ his so-called Department of Government efficiency but all it can do is simply slow down the deadly debt cancer that’s growing every day. To eliminate the debt, he must eliminate the system in its entirety and get back to a money system with Congress as the arbiter of currency as the Constitution requires – and not some private banking cartel.
Unfortunately, it’s much too late for that. Between endless welfare programs, Social Security and other freebies ending the system is politically untenable. And forget the so-called experts at Haaarverd, the New York Slimes and CircusNBC. They’re nothing more than presstitute whores and academic hacks who take the Fed’s money and spew the nonsense that we somehow need this system and anyone questioning it is simply a ‘conspiracy theorist’. Oh yeah, the banksters own most of the major media and control the universities through their tax exempt foundations. Proverbs 22:7 says the debtor is slave to the lender. I’ll take the Word of God any day over all the experts who refuse to tell us the emperor has no clothes.
Q & A
- You argue that the Federal Reserve is not federal and has no reserves. Could you elaborate on how this system was designed and why you believe it was fundamentally flawed from its inception?
- You’ve mentioned that the Federal Reserve was established by a coalition of banking interests. How does this historical context inform your perspective on its current role in American politics and economics?
- You say the Federal Reserve system is mathematically unsustainable. Can you explain what you see as the tipping point for its collapse, and what the immediate consequences would be for everyday Americans?
- In your view, what would a return to a constitutional money system look like in practical terms, and how could such a transition be managed without causing chaos in the economy?
- You’ve expressed skepticism about Donald Trump’s ability to address the debt crisis without dismantling the Federal Reserve. What specific policies would you like to see him or any future leader pursue in tackling this issue?
- Critics often dismiss concerns about the Federal Reserve as “conspiracy theories.” How do you counter these accusations, and what evidence do you present to support your stance?
- You’ve mentioned that interest payments on the national debt are on track to surpass defense spending and Social Security. What would be the social and political implications if this trend continues unchecked?
- You’ve quoted Proverbs 22:7 to highlight the dangers of debt. How does your faith inform your perspective on the Federal Reserve, and what moral responsibility do you believe the government has to address this issue?
ABOUT ROB ROSELLI…
Roselli is an every day American who has studied the Federal Reserve for years. He offers a fresh and educated perspective that few do. Nothing is more emblematic of ‘the conspiracy’ than the so-called “Federal” “Reserve” system. For a non-academic discussion of ‘the Fed’ contact Rob Roselli www.boxofsunglasses.com email info@boxofsunglasses.com or Twitter/X @RobRoselli. His three books include THEorY LIVEvolution: “Great” Society of the UN-dead, The UN-American Genocidal Complex and Pleased to Meet You.
