There are no longer any Federal Reserve Notes

Is there still a Federal Reserve?

In March of 2020, the biggest news event of the decade was scarcely reported in the fake news media, and that is that President Trump put the Federal Reserveunder the authority of the U.S. Treasury Department. This action essentially nationalized the Fed, according to Ellen Brown, writing for Common Dreams.

But even before Trump nationalized the country’s most despised corporation, for the creation of which the passengers and crew of the Titanic were ritually sacrificed, Trump had already named the chairman and six of the seven governors.

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve is required to have seven members. It has three. Two of the current governors were put into their position by President Trump. Two more have been nominated by the president and are awaiting confirmation by the Senate. After these two are put on the Fed’s board, the president will then nominate two more to follow them. In essence, it is possible that six of the seven Board members will be put in place by Trump. (“Trump Poised to Take Control of the Federal Reserve” - CNBC, 20 July, 2018)

More interesting things happened in the wake of the fake epidemic and the Cabal’s rigging of the 2020 elections—some very interesting things. On Nov. 20, 2020, President Trump cut off the ability of the Fed to lend money and demanded that chairman Jerome Powell give all of the Fed’s cash to the U.S. Treasury. https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/19/business/steven-mnuchin-federal-reserve-cares-act/index.html

Trump ally, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin

Thanks, guys; we’ll take it from here.

Today, there was more good news in the Great War to End Human Trafficking, aka, Trump Did It Again.

Kevin Hoyt, a warrior against human trafficking in Vermont (https://rumble.com/user/KevinHoytVT) was talking to Michael Jaco, and Hoyt pointed out that a web site called U.S. National Debt Clock had removed its counter of the total value of circulating Federal Reserve notes, and had replaced it with a counter of the total value of circulating “USA TREASURY DOLLARS”:

According to Investopedia, a Federal Reserve Note is another name for the dollar bill:

• Federal Reserve notes are the paper currency circulating in the United States.

• These are commonly known as dollar bills.

• The U.S. Treasury prints the Federal Reserve notes, which are backed by the U.S. government.

Here’s why what we call our money is important (again, from Investopedia):

Federal Reserve notes were first issued after the creation of the Federal Reserve System (FRS) in 1913. Before 1971, each Federal Reserve note issued was backed by a legally specified amount of gold held by the U.S. Treasury, however, private citizens were not allowed to redeem notes for gold dollars. Because these notes held legal tender status and represented actual dollars, they were commonly referred to as "dollar bills" as they circulated through the economy.

However, under President Nixon, the gold standard was officially abandoned, creating a full fiat currency, where the Federal Reserve notes themselves are the sole circulating legal tender.

Now, I don’t know anything about high finance, but this change in the denomination of our country’s currency suggests to me that the Fed is gone for good.

What do you think?

Some information about the role of the Secretary of the Treasury: https://www.thebalancemoney.com/united-states-secretary-of-the-treasury-3306167