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Your Options and Opinions Please: What Would You Do and Encourage Friends to Do?Why?
1.) Demand an Audit of the Federal Reserve Bank by Congress and Senate
2.) Have an Audit of Your Tax Dollars then give them the Madolf Treatment and have them locked up. Or Make Congress and Senate More Accountable and Transparent.
3.) Demand an Audit and Demand that America Go Back To the Gold Standard
4.) Sue them and get your personal Share back and take their personal assets
5.) Give each taxpayer a semi-annual accounting
6.) You options and Why?
It Is Not Part of the United State Government and Tells It what to do! By the Way It's Not Regulated by Congress or Senate and they have Very Little Control over it and Thomas Jefferson and George Washington WARNED ABOUT LOOSE Canons Like the Federal Reserve! It Did Not Exist until 1937 Stealing Money From Taxpayers Both Rich and Poor.
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- JimboLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
None of it is going to happen. Ron Paul tried running on that platform and it failed TWICE. Ron Paul helped re-elect Obama by running against Romney to the very end. EVERY Ron Paul vote was a vote for Obama whether you like it or believe it or not.
- 8 years ago
1) Audit already done every year by an independent auditing firm, as required. Most congresspeople don't know enough about accounting to do it--it's why we spend more than we bring in
2) Since the audits haven't turned up any wrongdoing (which, BTW, does _not_ mean it wasn't a "real" audit), no reason to lock people up. And Congress is already accountable--they come to us every two or six years and ask for their job back.
3) Gold standard is dead. To go back, we'd have to shrink the economy by 75% to get it small enough to be covered by the gold reserves. The Great Depression saw a contraction of 25%--a 75% one would kill the economy permanently. Even if we could avoid that happening, US gold production isn't enough to allow the economy to grow fast enough to cover population growth, much less allow the economy to grow. We'd be locked in a permanent depression with no way to grow out of it.
4) No need to sue them
5) The audit is posted on line-you just have to go read it
Add'l info: The Fed _is_ regulated by Congress. It was created by them in 1913 (not 1937), and Congress could pass whatever laws they wanted governing Fed operation.
Good post, outside of the fact that every single thing you posted was incorrect.
