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Where does the Federal Reserve Note get its value?

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Where does the Federal Reserve Note get its value?

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The only thing that gives the Federal Reserve Note its value is the amount of notes in the system. As the money supply increases, its value decreases, also known as the inflation tax. As the money supply is restricted, the value of the dollar increases much like a baseball card. The amount of money that floats in the system is controlled by the Fed, who then, in turn, is able to steer the economic system in any direction it wants, therefore, the Fed is able to usurp the power of government and society simply by directing the economy in an undesirable direction. The Federal Reserve Note is little more than a gun, pointed at the head of our government, our rights, and our liberty. A better analogy, however, might be puppet strings directing each individual’s life in some way shape or form. This is where true tyranny grows, and this is where true tyranny has become a reality in the United States of America. “Give me control of a nation’s money supply, and I care not who makes its laws” -M

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