House Refuses to Look At the Books - What's Wrong With You and I Looking At The Fed and how it uses our money?

IT’S OUR MONEY, ISN’T IT?

No, it is not.

Just before President Woodrow Wilson died, he is reported to have stated to friends that he had been "deceived" and that "I have betrayed my Country". referring to the Federal Reserve Act, passed in 1913 during his Presidency,.

"A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the Nation and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated governments in the world--no longer a government of free opinion, no longer a government of conviction, and vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and duress, of small groups of dominant men."

Since 1913 the actual buying power of the dollar has gone down by 95.6% - You can't buy a gallon of gas for 8c any more.

Why? Because those 'dominant men' put a few cents from every gas pump in the nation into their pockets, every day, all day and then make up excuses to charge you more.

This graph offers some evidence that the experiment of a Federal Reserve System (created in 1913) with no explicit link to gold, and no effective external check on its activities, has failed the public’s interest.

But that failure must not be admitted and the experiment must be protected, so you are told that it's 'very complicated' but it is not - The Fed lends pieces of paper (that everyone agrees to call 'money') to the government and charges interest on it.

It did not exist until it was printed! And yet you have to create wealth by working in order to pay the interest!

It's a fairly long story, but not that complicated. And you should know it, because it's your money, isn't it?

Your money is borrowed from the Fed and used to pay for very expensive wars, $3 billion a year in aid to one ally alone (30% of total aid) while the public service area (where your money should be spent) is cutting back on schools, teachers, firemen, road, bridge repair and everything else that you work for, which should belongs to you.

And now the government doesn't have enough of your money to give your state a subsidy to balance its budget (which the states, but not the government, have to do).

Why?

Here's a reason: 229 Indumbents voted against an audit of The Fed: