In a recent in-depth discussion on Liberty and Finance, hosted by Dunagun Kaiser, journalist and constitutional advocate Alex Newman delivered a stark assessment of the Federal Reserve, asserting it is not a part of the U.S. government nor authorized by the Constitution. Newman instead characterises the institution as a privately owned banking cartel with significant globalist roots, playing a pivotal role in both the U.S. and global financial systems.
Newman vehemently argued that the Fed operates as a privately owned banking cartel, distinct from the American governmental structure and lacking constitutional authorization. Through a series of rapid-fire true/false questions, he meticulously detailed how this powerful entity allegedly manipulates economic statistics, promotes practices he deems dishonest in monetary policy, and systematically contributes to the erosion of economic liberty for the populace.
The conversation then pivoted to the evolving landscape of the global financial system, with Newman discussing emerging signs of a potential shift toward new monetary systems, including the prospect of digital currencies. He highlighted internal divisions within the T------------------n regarding the future direction of these emerging financial infrastructures.
Despite these grave concerns about centralized financial control, Newman concluded on a note of cautious optimism, pointing to emerging signs of public resistance and increased activism as vital counterforces.
For further insights and information on these critical financial topics, viewers are encouraged to watch the full video on Liberty and Finance.
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