New Monetary Order in a Changing World

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  Tony

  March 1, 2025 at 1:28 pm | #

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  International Public Notice: The Federal Reserve Plan

   By Anna Von Reitz

  The essence of the Federal Reserve Plan as stipulated in 1913, like Theodore Roosevelt’s Natural Resource Plan of 1908, was founded on diabolism.  It’s simple, anti-intuitive, and deceptive.

  Roosevelt’s Natural Resource Plan basically said — we will rathole our own resources for a rainy day and buy everyone else’s resources for pennies on the dollar; then, when the resource becomes more scarce, we will open up production at our discretion and charge high prices for our resources. Meantime, we will use “conservation” and cute pictures of Bambi to sell this to the public, and we will benefit our cronies already in these resource-connected businesses by tying up any nascent competitors. 

  That is and remains the dictum for American Natural Resource Development today.  Behind the Tree Hugger memes and themes and the glories of the National Parks lurks a very cynical resource management plan that is still ticking away, year after year, decade after decade. 

  You are seeing this policy in action today.  America has always had more oil and more natural gas than Saudi Arabia.  We simply agreed to buy our crude oil from the Middle East, despite the transport costs, and refine it here, so that we not only saved our gas and oil resources, but got the Fat End of the value-added product profits. 

  As Trump moves to open up the oil spigot, he has to keep his loyal suppliers in the Middle East happy and mollified.  So who is getting a split on the refinery business profits from the Eastern Mediterranean Basin development?  Saudi Arabia. 

  This is also presumably why you don’t hear a word from the Saudis about the carpet bombing of Gaza.  

  Now turn your attention to other commodities — money and credit.  

  The first part of the Federal Reserve Plan conceptualized in 1910, just two years after Teddy Roosevelt’s Natural Resource Conservation scheme, was to get ourselves and every other country off the “inelastic” gold standard and later, off the “inelastic” silver standard, too, and to replace these “supply limited” asset-backed currencies with an “elastic” fiat currency system based on government debt. 

  There is a limited amount of gold and silver in the world, so there is a limit to how much coinage and bullion can be produced.  A monetary system based on gold and silver is thus said to be “inelastic”.  You can’t just create more of an asset-backed currency on demand, but the use of a symbolic fiat currency, allows the bank to print as much cash or ledger as much debt as the market demands.  It is thus said to be an “elastic” currency system. 

  The more you can think of money and credit as commodities, like butter or sow bellies or orange juice, the better.  Though these currency commodities are created by men and trade as value-added products, the same basic resource policy applies. 

  The benefit of producing the so-called “World Reserve Currency” is that you don’t have to compete and trade your currency for anyone else’s currency in order to buy something.  The downside is that you don’t have control of your production; every time a bill can’t be met, and every time there is a slump in demand, inflation occurs, and this creates debt because there is nothing directly supporting this extra printing of dollars.  

  With respect to government economics, Elon Musk explained it this way: the only income the government has is taxation and this can be an obvious tax like income tax, or an indirect tax — which we call inflation.  When the government can’t meet its debts, it simply prints more money, which increases (inflates) the supply of the currency commodity and devalues the currency overall. 

  The money (or credit) commodities are subject to the same market forces as any other commodity.  If the supply of butter is greater than the demand for butter, prices come down.  Butter “devalues” as the supply continues to “inflate”.  When the demand for butter is greater than the supply, butter increases in value, as supply “deflates”. 

  As the World Reserve Currency, the U.S. Dollar collects the inflation from every other currency.  All those inflationary debts are being passed on to us.  And there is no answer for it, except to print more and more and more dollars.  

  This is called an inflationary death spiral, because the constant overspending of all these other governments worldwide, not to mention our own government’s overspending, can only be balanced by printing more of the World Reserve Currency to cover the debts. 

  Why are the “shortfalls” of all these other governments being passed on to us?  Because these aren’t really governments, they are governmental services corporations operated as franchises of the UNITED STATES Corporation and the U.S.A. Corporation.  Instead of returning profit to the parent corporation, they are producing shortfalls instead.  

  This is called “failing your way to success”.  

  They are forcing us to pay their inflationary debts — the difference between what they actually produce as taxes, tariffs, and fees, versus what they spend, is being picked up by the good ole US Dollar, which is being inflated out of existence. 

  This situation and some of the other attendant evils have led JD Vance and others to describe serving as the World Reserve Currency as a “Resource Curse”.  We’ve been forced to produce way too many United States Dollars to cover the overspending of government services corporations from here to Zimbabwe.  This has also led to far too much of our own economy being shifted toward white collar financial and service sector jobs. 

  Our industrial base has been eroded to the point that we can’t even produce our own artillery shells. 

  So now that we are on the hard end of the “elasticity” of a fiat currency system that allows governments to just print money out of thin air, Part Two of the Federal Reserve Plan is coming into action, more than a hundred years after the original Founders of it put it in place. 

  What happened to all the gold and silver that was no longer being used in the asset-backed currency system we had before?  Answer: it was rat-holed by the Federal Reserve Banks as collateral for “public spending” — of credit based on the gold and silver held by their banks.  These gold and silver reserves — the “reserve” part of Federal Reserve — were kept on “off-ledger” accounts, while credit accounts based on the “reserves” were kept on ledger. 

  The banks could issue seven to ten times more credit based on these gold and silver reserves than the value of the reserves themselves, thanks to “fractional reserve banking” — they basically allowed themselves to kite checks and bet on the come that interest and principal repayments on loans of the credit would keep pace and return a very tidy profit. 

  This is why “loan default” are the two most feared and dreaded words in the banking world. 

  But what, after all, are they loaning?   The gold and the silver for the most part belonged to and still belongs to the private sector depositors who loaned it to the banks in inequitable exchange for bank I.O.U.s called “Federal Reserve Notes”.   As the gold and silver derived primarily from the private sector, the credit derived from it also belongs to the private sector. 

  This means that the banks have been “loaning” us our own credit at interest, and not even cutting us in on the profits they’ve made doing this.  

  So this is one part of and one problem associated with the Federal Reserve Plan, but this was just part of the mechanism.  While they were busy “borrowing” our actual assets so that they could loan our own credit back to us at interest, there was a larger game going on. 

  Gold in 1928, just before the Great Depression, was selling for $28 dollars per ounce.  It has “gained against the dollar” every year since then, slowly but surely gaining value relative to the fiat currency. 

  The more worthless and inflated the fiat currency becomes, the more perceived value gold has.  Gold is presently at slightly over $3000 per ounce and gaining.  

  The framers of the Federal Reserve Plan knew that this would happen, because this is what has happened to every fiat currency in history.  It was just a question of how long it would take once they had their fangs into an “elastic” credit-backed “US Dollar”.  So the same Federal Reserve Banks, having all the gold and silver that they collected in exchange for their paper promises, sat back and waited.

  They shifted the debt off onto public corporations, so that they could go bankrupt and leave the people they victimized to do all this, responsible for paying off their bankruptcy debt. 

  They let the years roll away and hoped that the people who actually own the gold and silver in their vaults would die or forget or just give up trying to get it back.  

  And at some time in the near future, they plan to pull the plug on the rigged and grossly overvalued stock market, and collapse the fiat system— leaving their victims, the people of The United States, holding paper promises from bankrupt corporations. 

  The difference between the $28 per ounce and the $3000 per ounce, plus all that they garnered as actual assets under security agreements for “loans” is all pure profit for them— and they are already planning how they will spend the gold and silver that they bilked out of the public in exchange for paper promises to buy up every physical asset in sight for “pennies on the dollar”.  

  Just as they did in the Great Depression, only this time, the Rotters plan to pull this off on a worldwide basis.  

  The only thing stopping this pre-planned instant Mega Depression is the greed of the Perpetrators, who are hoping to run gold up to $10,000 per ounce before pulling the plug.  

  Communications like this, demonstrating that people really do know what is happening and who is responsible, might tip their hands.

  As a plan benefiting the private owners and operators of the Federal Reserve, their plan was quite breath-taking.  

  They created something out of nothing, foisted it off in exchange for actual assets, shifted the resulting debt off onto public corporations that could be bankrupted —thereby shuffling all their own debts off onto the same public they defrauded in the first place.  And at the end of the day, they have planned to

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