Do you think that the devalue of the dollar has been done on purpose by the Federal Reserve?

Question

The Federal Reserve is a private bank, and is not "Federal" in any way, shape or form.

Answer 1

The Federal Reserve have printed too much money for too long and that cause the value of the dollar to fall. it is the consequence of their actions whether on purpose or not.

Answer 2

no it didn't do it on purpose, don't be ridiculous.  it's the fact that we are spending more than we can make or save and our economy is sagging while economies in other parts of the world are expanding.

Answer 3

yes, all devaluation is ultimately  the consequence of fractional reserve banking.

Opponnets of the original founding of the Fed like unsung hero  Louis B. McFadden  warned of this up until his suspicious death.  

They've caused every 'boom-bust cycle' since their illegal founding  in 1913 by  expanding and then contracting the money supply including during the Great Depression which was largely their doing.

They profit massively from war by indebting governments which borrow of them to pay for it at interest of course.

They funded all sides in many wars including BOTH world wars.

40% of all US income tax goes to them.  

This time they seem to be driving up the price of hard assets  like gold and snapping up public utilities so that when the world's main fiat currencies collapse i.e. US Dollar, English Pound, Euro  they can buy up all the assets on pennies on the Dollar.

The same banking dynasties incidentally have seized the majority of the world's gold reserves including those which were in Fort Knox which is empty .

They also want to create the pressures to persuade the public to agree to the NAU as the 'only solution', when in truth shutting them down is the only solution.

Answer 4

Never heard that before

Answer 5

YES!!  People need this information! Al it takes is a little research.

John M said it perfectly! You got it John!

They want to call in all debts, seize land...."global warming..

.." watch Esoteric Agenda. It really is the best Big Picture DVD I've seen.

Answer 6

I don't see how the devaluation of the dollar would be in any way beneficial to the Federal Reserve.

Answer 7

The Federal Reserve "earns" interest on every dollar printed for banks low on money--and every dollar printed to bail out corporations (not people) who face financial failure.  So yes, I think they defintely have a reason to cause the inflation that's happening now.  The more money printed = more inflation = a devalued dollar = more profits for the Federal Reserve.  That's also why they keep cutting interest rates!  Low interest rates means more borrowing and less saving--that's perfect for creating a situation where banks low on cash need to buy (at interest) more money at Fed auctions.  That could be why the Fed keeps cutting interest rates.

Answer 8

The Fed is answerable to the politicians in Washington.  Although they can make recommendations about what SHOULD be done to Congress, the President and Congress still have the Fed on a leash and will yank them back in line if they try to do anything that is unpopular with the people.

Bush's prosperity over the past 7 years has been artificially shored up by the devaluation of money (observe the credit crisis and real estate bust as a consequence).

America is sick and needs a good dose of Cator oil to start on the road to a cure.  However, most people are too stupid or selfish to care and Congress needs to keep the people "happy" for their own job security.  Their approval rating is only 12% now.  Do you know how bad it would be if interest rates were above 8% and John & Jane couldn't afford to finance their new Plasma TV?

Answer 9

Absolutely. There is an agenda work here (think one world government). If we were to prosper as a nation, we would never be gullible to a new form of government if we were strong.  I do believe that they are corrupting our country on purpose to weaken us, in order to take us into a New World Order style government.

Money is power, and at the present, they have control. They are in the pockets of most of our high level politicians, (why we need term limits Mr. Kennedy)  and get things their way by having them 'earmark' bills, and slip in things on bills which none of us are even aware of happening. They own the media, so they have control over all the sheeple, spew propeganda, and get their man in office by exposure (count the times Obama's name gets mentioned on just one nightly news brodcast).Meanwhile, the scheme is running full steam ahead on all fronts.

During WWII, Chase bank invested half of it's holdings in n**i Germany, just in case Germany won the war. Where are they now,(Chase Manhatten) and what influence are they to whom?

I do think that the globalistic agenda has been a plan for a long time now. I have heard many times that elite banks were the ones who were behind the n**i movement in the 1930's. Hitler had a global one world government stance. It seems as though they are trying it again.

Answer 10

No I think it is the direct impact of funding a War. The more we spend in Iraq the less value we will see here at home. It's' like borrowing money against an investment that hasn't paid off yet. You slowly bleed the future value by how much you spend today.  

We saw econmic down turns after every War. Most receint was the slump in the econmy of the first gulf War, and even Viet Nam. We are all in for hard times once this War is over, but the good news is that we always rebound. Hang in there it's going to be a bumpy ride.

Answer 11

In one word, "YES".

Answer 12

The answer is no. The dollar has been devalued by over-spending and massive debt load created by the President and Congress failing to act responsibly with public purse. There are things about the Federal Reserve not to like, but it is not directly responsible for the crises the dollar faces.

Answer 13

Well we have to start exporting sometime and that means jobs.

Answer 14

The Fed, on orders from the administration & congress, kept rates too low, too long, and kept adding to the money supply to lower the US dollar value. They all believe a cheap dollar will improve exports (it will short term) and allow us to pay off our debts with that cheap dollar. But it's been tried before & hasn't worked. They were fools for trying. We're in for a lot worse economically & the only solution will be extremely painful high interest rates & tight money.

Answer 15

Yes...we know the Fed is not part of the gov't.  They regulate the nations banks and make sure that they stay afloat.  So, what you're asking is, is the Federal Reserve purposly sinking banks for...what?  They get nothing out of this...in fact, people are losing confidence in their decision making at the moment, and since the credit crunch has gotten so dangerously bad, they had to lower int. rates just to keep the economy flowing.  They aren't in it to make a dollar...especially since the dollar is declining in value.