TRADING IN THE PROMISES OF STRANGERS
WORLD MONETARY POLICY AS DICTATED BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE
By the Committee to Support the ITNJ
Ask the average person today what “money” is, and
you will probably get a variety of responses. Some
people will tell you that it represents a store of
value, and then proceed to explain how that value is
calculated, and all the legal and economic mechanisms that frame such computation. Others will
Indeed, as of today, those who possess some basic
comprehension of the de facto power structure of
the world – meaning, that which is practiced in
reality rather than described in the books – recognize that, by and large, governments are subservient to corporations, not the other way around like
But regardless of what the average person believes,
what is most important is how the governing body
“governments” of many nations are supposedly endowed with judicial, legislative, and executive pow-
– by whatever name one may want to call it – does
not adjust itself according to common perception
or assumption. So, even if the dominant narrative
surrounding money says that it is “a store of value”,
or ”a medium of exchange”, the reality of the situa-
such power via the quasi-democratic “consent” of
the people. But in reality, our “governments” are
themselves merely corporations masquerading as
legitimate governments (see: U.S. Code, Title 28
§3002(15a)). In truth, policies are written (and
candidates are pre-selected) by moneyed interests
tain the appearance of democracy in order to be
-
told. And considering how deeply today’s “governing bodies” deceive the people, one should not rely