Is this the problem with our National Debt?

Our debt is based on how much our Government borrows to pay its bills (budget deficit) and the interest owed on that debt. The constant borrowing (selling worthless bonds to banks where they pay them off by borrowing more money (selling more bonds)) of our Government is the problem. We have to take away the borrowing power of the Government with a "Balanced Budget Amendment". It's a political nightmare to take away "entitlements" written into our laws, but the problem can be solved by dissolving our Federal Reserve Banking System. Our national banks have been complicit in running up our debts by using "fractional reserve lending" in buying U.S. Bonds in funding our governmental debt. This why many monetary elites are heavily invested in banks (many democrats - this is why they like Government debt). Our Constitution has their interest payments guaranteed in "The Federal Reserve Act of 1913". It seems very complicated, but once you understand how "fractional reserve lending" works, the scam will reveal itself. Wall Street is directly tied to our banking system. These people just sit on their bums figuring out ways to manipulate dollars in a way to make a profit and most of it revolves around our debt and creating more of it.

It will also help you to understand this when it is revealed that our income taxes (both corporate and personal) are directly tied to our debt. This is how the borrowing of our Federal Government is secured. The income tax laws are directly tied to and guarantee the payment of our debt to banks (bond holders) and is written into our Constitution. It's very screwed up and needs to be abolished and we need to start printing "United States Dollars" instead of "Federal Reserve Notes" and give back the power of controlling our money supply to our Congress instead of leaving it to the Federal Reserve Banking System (a privately owned Corporation with stockholders - i.e. mainly National Banks). North Dakota has an existing model of how our banking system should work and there are many States presenting State Constitutional Amendments to change to that very system of banking.

$272 billion was paid to banks with the Government's debt interest payment last year while our national debt increased by $1 trillion. Do you see a problem here?

If you watch "The Money Masters" (you can find it on YouTube by name) it will give you a much better understanding of how our debt-based monetary system came to be. "Usury" was against the law many years ago. It meant that a lender had monetary control over a borrower and was considered oppressive to the common person. It (usury) gave the right of the lender to control the life of the borrower.

Is this an honest explanation of our problem and its solution?