Every action the Federal Reserve and western central banks have taken for the last eight years has been to the purpose of keeping the banks of the central banking system solvent. Otherwise they are dead. They died in 2008.

Nothing the Fed puppets have done is to the purpose of helping the people. Help for the banks and help for the people are mutually exclusive propositions.

Here’s the problem: Under this private banking system, where currency equals debt, global debt has grown to the extent that the monumental interest can no longer be paid. Even after all the massive currency printing that the central banks have undertaken, there is not enough currency in circulation to keep up with just the interest requirements.

And the bankers have tried everything they can think of to get more currency in global circulation: wars, toppling governments, dropping sanctions against Iran (yes, the Iran deal was about banking and currency, not nuclear weapons), and even opening up relations with Cuba (what did you imagine that was all about?).

But because each unit of currency must be paid back with interest, and because the bankers don’t print the currency to pay the interest, the only way to begin to service this global debt bomb is to borrow more and more and more currency.

That’s right; we’ve all been taking part in a global Ponzi scheme.

And so obviously, it is now time to pay the piper. It appears the bankers’ rope is at end. They have no more bullets, no way to kindle the fire of global growth when the fuel necessary to do that is saturated in the need to pay back what is already been borrowed.

And our politicians have no clue, or they turn a blind eye to the problem. Your representative is worthless. The entire system must be overhauled, no future in the Federal Reserve. As long as the governments of the world fail to act responsibly, the end will come closer and closer, no possible escape.

And if you have not yet begun to prepare, folks you are wasting time just reading this.

Hank Sullivan
Cumming