Don't worry, you still got me, here at USMB, to tell you what the truth is.
perhaps since you've become a lol truth teller you can tell us why O'Reilly's good friend ***** grabbing tax avoiding drump doesn't man up and step down too?
So, Edds........while I am less than enthused about Trump (especially since the bombing of the Syrian airport) since the false flag "chemical attack"? Why are you so concerned about something Trump said back in 2005 when he was engaging in "guy talk" but you totally gloss over what Bill "drop trou" has done and all his trips to Jeffery Epstein's pedophile island getaway that also included the Hildebeast? Be consistent, Edds..........the time for partisanship politics because we are aligned with any alleged "side" is over because we are up to our necks in shit. I can prove to you beyond any doubt that the sweat of our brow that we are compelled to pay called the "income tax" is nothing but interest paid to the mostly foreign owned Federal Reserve central bank that creates this fiat currency out of nothing of an intrinsic value. The Federal Reserve Act and the 16th amendment (that never had enough states to ratify it) were shoved down our throats in the same year....you think that was just coincidence? If so.....sit back, relax and let me tell you the story as to how we became indentured debt slaves and how our labor was pledged as collateral/ surety against the debt due to the March 1933 Chapter 11 bankruptcy of USA.INC............
So, Edds........while I am less than enthused about Trump (especially since the bombing of the Syrian airport) since the false flag "chemical attack"? Why are you so concerned about something Trump said back in 2005 when he was engaging in "guy talk" but you totally gloss over what Bill "drop trou" has done and all his trips to Jeffery Epstein's pedophile island getaway that also included the Hildebeast? Be consistent, Edds..........the time for partisanship politics because we are aligned with any alleged "side" is over because we are up to our necks in shit. I can prove to you beyond any doubt that the sweat of our brow that we are compelled to pay called the "income tax" is nothing but interest paid to the mostly foreign owned Federal Reserve central bank that creates this fiat currency out of nothing of an intrinsic value.
Wow! That pivot could turn windmills for months! How the hell did you manage to go there from a discussion about Bill O'Reilly having been fired?
I can prove to you beyond any doubt that the sweat of our brow that we are compelled to pay called the "income tax" is nothing but interest paid to the mostly foreign owned Federal Reserve central bank that creates this fiat currency out of nothing of an intrinsic value.
I'm dying to see the clear, direct and incontrovertible proof of that.
You can start by producing uncontrived evidence that the Federal Reserve is expressly owned (thus controlled) and operated by someone. (Bearing in mind that successfully starting is not the same thing as successfully completing the proof.)
Sidebar:
Are there even foreign owned member banks in the federal reserve system?
There definitely are banks that are 25% or more foreign owned and that operate in the U.S.,
about 45 or 50 of them as far as I know. Whether they constitute a majority of the influence upon the federal reserve is not known to me. What is certain is that mere existence isn't nearly as relevant as is the influence they may individually or severally have.
creates this fiat currency out of nothing of an intrinsic value.
Well, short of water, maybe land and sunlight (which isn't tangible enough to act as a medium of exchange), what has intrinsic value? The value of everything else is derived from a property the item has and that humans construe as preferable (for whatever reason) to some other item. Even foodstuffs' value is derived, though the core components (carbs, proteins and fats) of a food item does indeed have intrinsic value, but those items are not generally found independently of the food item that bears them. Rice, for example, is more valuable in some places than are potatoes, yet the reverse is true in other places.
You decry that our monetary system is based on "nothing" having intrinsic value, and you, apparently, would prefer a system based on an item having intrinsic value as the medium of exchange, yet things that do have intrinsic value are impractical to use for that purpose.