The Federal Reserve does not belong to the Vatican. That is a fact. The Fed was created at a time when the Vatican was in a self imposed "imprisonment" because they had their land holdings taken away from the newly created Italian Government. The point of the Fed was to curtail the boom and bust cycles that had plagued this country almost from the very beginning. It was also created to stop the various bank panics that saw tens of thousands wiped out financially every couple of years. Lastly it was created to help reign in inflation which results from an increase in the money supply. Are there transparency issues? Yes, but they are not because of some nefarious jesuit plot. Most people that come up with these ideas don't have the financial background to understand what the fed actually does or why it does what it does. I happen to agree with the impetus behind the creation of the Fed but I still have grave concerns about Fiat currency. Mostly because it allows runaway spending and crushing debit to pile up but as long as countries and firms keep buying US T-bonds it will continue. This is mostly because treasury obligations are still the safest and most liquid asset you can buy.
I don't believe that there will be a true one world government. Maybe something along the lines of a feudal system or some economic system but not one government. Recall the nationalist movements still going on in places like Basque, in Spain. Or the Uyghurs in China, Scotland in the UK, California in the US and so forth were there is considerable pressure to breakaway from their current country to strike out on their own. The EU probably won't survive the decade as Brexit was the shot across the bow. Most Europeans are getting sick of being told what to do from some drunken unelected bureaucrat in Brussels. So no, I do not.
I don't believe that there will be a true one world government. Maybe something along the lines of a feudal system or some economic system but not one government. Recall the nationalist movements still going on in places like Basque, in Spain. Or the Uyghurs in China, Scotland in the UK, California in the US and so forth were there is considerable pressure to breakaway from their current country to strike out on their own. The EU probably won't survive the decade as Brexit was the shot across the bow. Most Europeans are getting sick of being told what to do from some drunken unelected bureaucrat in Brussels. So no, I do not.
