Why we should end the fed
Mar 2, 2010 Campaign for Liberty, Federal Reserve, Ron Paul, constitution, financial, politics
The answer is simple: we don’t need the fed – we never have. America was far more prosperous without having a privately owned bank issuing our currency (congress has the power to coin money constitutionally – why not restore that power?). We The People are now paying interest on the debt owed to bond holders and private fed member banks – interest that already amounts to half a trillion dollars PER YEAR OR MORE. The fed is robbing us blind, and it seems as if republicans and democrats alike are intent on maintaining the status quo.
Efforts are made by the bankster controlled media to hide the issue of massive debts being purchased by the federal reserve. Mainstream media constantly talks about the debt owed to China – which is important and needs to be addressed – however, foreign investors (foreign central banks, etc) only own roughly 20% of US debt – while the federal reserve owns the other 80%. Shouldn’t the media be talking about that?
The federal reserve, through its inflationary monetary policy, imposes a hidden tax on the people by diluting, or devaluing, the money. Since only the middle class is governed by capitalism and the rich and poor are governed by socialism (the poor receive entitlements and the super rich have access to the fed’s easy credit before the inflationary effects), the middle class is in danger of being destroyed by the fed’s policies.
How did we get from having a currency backed by gold and silver, as mandated by the constitution, to having a fiat, paper currency issued by a private bank which won’t even allow the American people to know its monetary policy? The answer is that we let a group of private banks trick us into thinking that we needed them to stabilize our currency. The truth is, the exact opposite has happened, and the fed has devalued our currency to 5% of its original purchasing power. Sound money, which can only be money that is backed by a hard asset such as gold and silver, is the basis for a true free market economy and no fiat currency will ever bring stability to any economic system, ever.
End the fed, restore prosperity.
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HR 1207 – Audit the Fed – now has 290 cosponsors
Sep 17, 2009 Campaign for Liberty, Federal Reserve, Ron Paul, constitution, economy, financial, news, politics
HR 1207 now having 290 cosponsors is a significant number because now two thirds of the house of representatives is cosponsoring the bill, which means that now the bill is eligible for consideration under suspension of house rules. What that means is that the bill can be expedited through the house, by means of being considered “under suspension”, allowing a two-thirds vote for final passage and limiting floor debate and prohibiting floor amendments. By prohibiting floor amendments, the house votes on the bill as amended, which is what Ron Paul and his cosponsors want for this bill – HR 1207 needs to stay exactly as it is – short and to the point – without being watered down and made ineffective by the global elite controlled politicians that wish to keep the Federal Reserve exactly where it is today – with a stranglehold on the American people.
This is great news – and if your congressman/woman hasn’t cosponsored HR 1207, ask them to cosponsor it today! Also ask your senators if they will cosponsor S 604!
For reference, the house bill HR 1207 is called the “Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009″ and S 604 is called “Federal Reserve Sunshine Act of 2009″.
FREEDOM!!!!
Tags: Campaign for Liberty, constitution, economy, financial, HR 1207, news, politics, Ron Paul, S 604
HR 1207 hearing official! Audit the Fed
Sep 10, 2009 Campaign for Liberty, Ron Paul, constitution, economy, financial, news, politics
Hearings on HR 1207, Ron Paul’s Federal Reserve transparency bill, will be conducted on Friday, September 25th at 9 AM. This is confirmed by Ron Paul, who has confirmed with Barney Frank, the House financial services committee chairman.
Hopefully, HR 1207 will receive a standalone up or down vote on its own merits and will not be tacked onto another bill and watered down. Please contact your representatives and request that they first cosponsor the bill, and if they already have, ask that they support a standalone vote on HR 1207.
Why the not-so-federal reserve has been able to conduct its operations in near total secret to this date is completely beyond me. The American people are ready to find out where all the money has gone. Once they know, they will hopefully realize that the Federal Reserve has never been, and certainly is not now, necessary for the US economy to thrive. Congress should take back the power of money creation from the greedy, power hungry, unconstitutional financial overlord known as the federal reserve. Only then will we have a stable economy and a government that is truly limited in its spending abilities.
Be sure to watch the hearings on Friday, September 25th at 9:00 AM! This is history in the making!
Tags: Campaign for Liberty, constitution, HR 1207, Ron Paul, S 604
Help Peter Schiff raise cash for his Senate run!
Aug 31, 2009 Campaign for Liberty, Peter Schiff, economy, financial, news, politics
Help Peter Schiff raise enough money ($1.5 million) to make a senate run that will give hardcore liberal Christopher Dodd a run for his money in Connecticut. Peter Schiff stands for small government, fiscal responsibility, and he has an extraordinary focus on monetary policy that we desperately need in the US Senate. Check out Peter Schiff for Senate online and if you can, donate to his campaign. Remember, you have nothing to lose by donating to Schiff’s campaign, because if he decides not to make his senate run official, he will refund every dollar he raises. However, we really want him to run, and WIN!
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Rand Paul announces his official Senate campaign!
Aug 5, 2009 Campaign for Liberty, Rand Paul, news, politics
Rand Paul officially announces today (August 5th, 2009) that he is officially in the race for the US Senate representing Kentucky. We need Rand Paul and Peter Schiff in the Senate now more than ever. Rand Paul said about his decision, “I think the main thing that motivates me to run for office is the debt fueled by Washington’s out of control spending. I think we’re drowning in a sea of debt, as a country. The deficit this year will be 13% of the GNP. This is a historic high. The danger is going to be inflation within a year or two, and prices may rise rapidly.”
This is a great day for America!
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Follow Peter Schiff on Twitter!
Jul 29, 2009 Campaign for Liberty, Peter Schiff, economy, financial, news, politics
Follow Peter Schiff on Twitter, and you won’t regret it, I promise. Not only will you get regular updates on Peter Schiff’s run for the senate and updates on when Peter Schiff is appearing on the news, but you will also get tasty tidbits of economic goodness like these:
“You don’t drive an economy by consuming – the consumer is not the engine, the consumer is the caboose.”
“Minimum Wage Goes up—The only way to increase wages is to increase worker productivity. Wages cannot be raised simply by government mandate.”
“If wages could be raised simply by government mandate, we could set the minimum wage at $100 per hour and solve all problems.”
Great stuff. Follow Peter Schiff on Twitter, and support Peter Schiff for Senate.
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HR 1207 update: federal reserve transparency act of 2009 now has 165 cosponsors!
May 15, 2009 Campaign for Liberty, Ron Paul, constitution, economy, news, politics
I pretty much stated the bulk of the update in the title, but anyway, momentum on HR 1207 is moving rapidly. Please don’t forget to sign your petition urging Nanci Pelosi to schedule debate and a roll call vote on Ron Paul’s audit the fed bill.
Remember it is imperative that we pass this bill so that we can take initial steps to reducing the size of government!
Tags: audit the fed, HR 1207, Ron Paul
