Animation Explaining How Fractional Reserve Banking Led to the Collapse of the American Economy

The video “The Collapse of the American Dream Explained in Animation” explores the concept of fractional reserve banking and how it led to the collapse of the American economy. It highlights how banks make money by offering loans, even to bad credit risks and people who don’t need it. The Federal Reserve, which is a private bank owned by shareholders, prints America’s money instead of the Treasury, which has led to inflation and high taxes on citizens to pay back the borrowed funds. The video also shows how a group of bankers, through a secret meeting, created the Federal Reserve and the IRS system, which puts a burden on the American people. President John F. Kennedy attempted to dismantle the Federal Reserve, but his executive order was ultimately discarded by his successor. The video concludes that the global bankers who control the Fed are protected and too big to fail, while ordinary citizens are left unprotected.

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In this section, we see a character named Kyle, struggling to pay off his mortgage and keep his job. Hardman, a mysterious figure, appears and takes Kyle on a time-traveling journey to the First National Bank, where they explain how banks function. They clarify that banks make money from loans, and the more loans made, the more money banks make. Banks even offer money, in the form of debt, to bad credit risks, including people who don’t even need it. This leads to a cycle where debt equals money and banks sell it, even to people who can’t afford to pay it back, ultimately leading to financial collapse.

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In this section, the video shows the character questioning where the Federal Reserve gets their money to loan to the banks. The Fed is exposed to be a private bank, and not actually ending with federal authority, owned by private shareholders. The character also illuminates that the Treasury is supposed to create money constitutionally, not the Fed, but since the Fed now prints America’s money and not the Treasury, the government must pay interest back to the Fed on the newly printed money. This forces the government, therefore, to impose taxes on its citizens to pay for its own funds borrowed from the Fed.

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In this section, a clip from a video titled “The Collapse of The American Dream Explained in Animation” is presented. The clip shows how paper money replaced gold because everyone knew that IOUs were as good as gold, and the banks made money by making more loans without any more gold and charging interest. However, during inflation, IOUs become worthless, and people have to work harder to make less. Eventually, people found out about the scam of fractional reserve banking, which was kept secret and never intended for people to know. The clip ends with the idea that the tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

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In this section, a group of people make a plan to gain control of the finances of the United States. In 1910, a secret meeting was held at a JP Morgan estate on Jekyll Island, where 10 attendees used code names to disguise their identities. They concocted their most ambitious plan yet – take control of the finances of the United States. This resulted in the creation of a super secret Central Bank that was so concealed from the government and public knowledge. The bankers planned for the banks and corporations to grow around them and eventually deprive the people of their property, leading to their children waking up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.

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In this section, the video explains how a secret group of bankers created the Federal Reserve and manipulated the American people through their IRS and inflation system. In 1913, during Christmas when most of Congress was away, the bankers presented their treasonous act to Woodrow Wilson, who had already agreed to sign off on it. By creating immediate debt on America’s own money, the bankers could loan money to the banks and government at an interest rate. This created a system that devalued each dollar printed, causing inflation over time, which puts a burden on the American people. In 1963, President Kennedy signed an executive order challenging the Fed, which became the last act of any leader to question the corrupt banking system.

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In this section, the video discusses how President John F. Kennedy attempted to dismantle the Federal Reserve by issuing an executive order that would allow the U.S Treasury to issue real money without the involvement of the Fed. Six months after the order was issued, Kennedy was assassinated, and his order was discarded by President Lyndon Johnson. Since then, no president has dared to confront the secret powers behind the Federal Reserve, who print more money and consolidate larger banks, decimating the nation’s will for the benefit of a few. The video claims that the global bankers who control the Fed are protected and too big to fail, while ordinary citizens are left unprotected.