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We Live Within a Private Banking System Based on Corruption and Illusory Cash Created From Thin Air by the Global Banking Elite and Paid for by the U.S. Taxpayer.

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Most people do not understand how private banking system has the power to disrupt the United States economy.

It is this lack of knowledge that allows people to continue on with their same financial habits without realizing the true ramifications.

First, understand that the United States has turned away from capitalism and toward a communist structure, giving control to the few over the many.

These few have the power to create money on a whim and yet the United States consumers need that money to buy what they want.

What the average consumer doesn’t understand, though, is how truly worthless their money is, as it is not even worth the paper it is printed on.

The idea of the dollar as a currency has become a bit of a joke.

It has become impossible to regulate the dollar because the private banking system has managed to manipulate the currency to the point that it is not worth anything.

When something is created in bulk it no longer has the same value, which is how a private banking system tears down the economy.

Consider the basic concept of supply and demand and then see how that compares to the private banking system that is set up in the United States today.

Businesses try to keep the proper balance between supply and demand so they can make a profit and keep their prices reasonable.

Game console makers have been famous for keeping their supply low in order to keep the demand up, thus generating more excitement for their products.

The private banking industry, however, believes in an endless supply of cash to the point that inflation occurs because so much money circulating reduces its value.

The private banking system has tossed away the basic concept of supply and demand and instead, they supply and supply, and then when inflation goes up, they cut off the supply, thus creating economic recessions or depressions.

That is how a private banking system manages to manipulate the public at all times. It is also the way those with a vested interest in the industry manage to stay obscenely wealthy.

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Checks and Balances

Private banking systems do not have the proper checks and balances set up.

Because of that, the banks own the world and the people who borrow from the banks get taken advantage of, this includes the U.S. government who borrows from the Federal Reserve.

Banks know they can get away with anything, and if they run out of money, more will be printed by the Federal Reserve.

The banks watch out for the banks and no one watches out for the people.

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The Illusion

The banks want people to believe there are vaults of money in the back just waiting to be lent out.

The truth is the banks are as broke as everyone else is so they create fictitious money they can lend out and make a profit with.

Ask yourself how a private banking system got so out of control. The answer is because of the system.

The system is controlled by the banking mafia. The people who control the money also control the rules.

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