2009-03-01

Two Sets of Rules (when it came to money)

In 1913, the Rederal Reserve was created, even though the founding fathers, creators of the U.S. Constitution, were very much against a national bank that controlled the money supply.

Without proper financial education, few people know that the Federal Reserve is not federal or American, it has no reserves, and it is not a bank.

Once the Fed was in place, there were two sets of rules when it came to money: One set of rules for people who "work for money", and another set of rules for the rich "who print money".

In 1971, when President Nixon took the United States off the gold standard, the conspiracy of the rich was complete.

The rules of money were completely changed and heavily tilted in favor of the rich and powerful.

The biggest financial boom in the history of the world began, and today, in 2009, that boom has busted.

What can I Do?

The people who are most worried by our current financial crisis are those playing by the old set of rules.

If you want to feel more secure about your future, you need to know the new set of rules.