Current American Dollar Currency Demonstrates Changes in American Governance from Constitutionalist to Bureaucratic Authoritarian

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Sep 30, 2022 at 15:53

A review of American preeminence shifted dramatically after the Spanish American War, when defending America changed to defending the freedoms of democracy globally. American commerce benefitted greatly.
The Rothschilds were not impressed. Enter the progressive ideological tact that diminshed that greater American posturing and by World War I, America was lured into adopting a greater level of financing all the global conflicts. After all, what's the advantage of having the greatest economic engine (the America middle class) and not try to take advantage (through League of Nations, United Nations) of making a few percentage points to start, then to leverage the rest in a series of transactions that the American middle class is still on the hook for who knows how long? This baby boomer's debt load is still an ongoing transaction, now extended to the next two to three generations.
Care to understand why the dollar bill does not reflect now what the founders imagined?
The Federal Reserve Act is the explanation: but it is a story this observer does not care to share, since many other better explanations were offered, but there are no takers left, conspiracy theories notwithstanding.
Gold has not been the currency that this world tries building upon, but the blood of tens of millions, even billions.
Soon, since before ducats were the balance of trade, then pounds, then dollars (skipping all the others from before and since), dollars are on the edge of being worthless due to the 'note' status being called: which exchange will surface next? It is a mystery that maybe crypto might answer, but this observer will not be hiding any of it under the matress, since it is not the stuff dreams are made of; only nightmares.
Actually, the founders knew this, but could not control the future.
Their legacy was snuffed with the loss of recognition of the true 'Divine Providence,' and not the feigned allegiance on the dollar bill.

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