Federal Reserve II – Broken Promises

from Constitution Solution · host Mark DeLuzio

Mark and Suzette talk about the intended purpose of the Federal Reserve and contract this with the its actual performance. You will learn that most all economic collapses since the inception of the Federal Reserve in 1913 can be traced to the incompetence of the Federal Reserve. Or, is it really incompetence? Learn how the powerbrokers of the Fed profit when there is high inflation and interest rates. The bottom line is this: When Americans suffer economically, the Fed prospers.

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