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A tendência mais recente na internet tem sido jovens surtando por

causa da crise de acessibilidade financeira.

E isso vem depois da

recente proposta

da hipoteca

de 50 anos.

Mas qual é a

verdadeira causa de o

custo de vida

ser tão caro?

E a resposta para essa

pergunta começa com

o número 19.

Como em 19 centavos de cada dólar de

imposto arrecadado pelo

governo federal

que vai para

pagar juros da

dívida pública.

Não o principal,

não a dívida em si,

mas os juros da dívida.

E espera- se que isso

suba para 40

centavos de

cada dólar nos

próximos anos.

O que significa que o dinheiro que

o governo está tirando do nosso bolso via impostos não está

indo para nós,

mas para os bancos.

O próximo número é 38.

Já que o nosso

governo tem

uma dívida de

38 trilhões

de dólares.

Mas com quem?

Por quê? Bem,

em 1913, o governo

aprovou a Lei da

Reserva Federal.

E ela basicamente deu a um pequeno grupo de banqueiros privados

e poderosos o monopólio da impressão do dólar.

E quando o Fed nos empresta dinheiro,

isso aumenta a dívida nacional,

eles não estão

emprestando

dinheiro que já existe.

Eles estão criando esse

dinheiro do nada.

Basicamente,

só estão imprimindo esse dinheiro.

E no mesmo ano em que criaram a Lei da

Reserva Federal,

eles também

mudaram a Constituição com a 16ª Emenda para instituir o imposto de renda federal.

Porque não havia um imposto de renda federal

legal nos primeiros 137 anos em que os Estados Unidos foram um país.

Eles tinham

tentado antes

e a Suprema

Corte derrubou.

Então, hoje,

19 centavos de cada dólar de imposto vão só para juros da dívida.

Nós temos uma dívida de

38 trilhões

de dólares.

A cada ano, menos e menos receita de impostos vai para as pessoas de fato,

e a dívida continua a subir

como se tivesse foguetes. E como o nosso dinheiro de impostos não vai tão longe,

eles têm que imprimir mais e mais dinheiro. E à medida que a oferta de dinheiro

sobe mais e mais e mais,

o nosso poder de

compra cai mais e

mais e mais.

É por isso que planos socialistas como a Grande Sociedade fracassaram.

Porque, quando eles aumentaram infinitamente a oferta de dinheiro,

garantiram que o preço da

faculdade e da moradia

subiria também.

E é por isso que planos capitalistas como a economia do trickle- down fracassaram.

Porque o aumento dos salários não consegue acompanhar o aumento do custo

de vida devido à impressão interminável de dinheiro novo.

Então eles querem que a gente continue brigando por causa de socialismo e

capitalismo para que nunca abordemos a verdadeira

causa do problema: os bancos,

a usura e a dívida.

E é por isso que eu escrevo livros sobre o sistema bancário e sobre como a

informação é controlada.

Porque, se vamos deslocar a janela de Overton para a verdadeira causa,

temos que ensinar a verdade aos nossos filhos.

Livros Cubs to Bears.

ClassicalLearner.com.

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Original transcript (English)

The latest trend on the internet has been young people freaking out about the affordability crisis. And this comes after the recent proposal of the 50-year mortgage. But what is the real cause of the cost of living being so expensive? But what is the real cause of the cost of living being so expensive? But what is the real cause of the cost of living being so expensive?

And the answer to that question starts with the number 19. And the answer to that question starts with the number 19. As in 19 cents of every tax dollar collected by the federal government As in 19 cents of every tax dollar collected by the federal government goes to paying off interest on the national debt.

goes to paying off interest on the national debt. goes to paying off interest on the national debt. Not the premium, not the debt itself, but the interest on the debt. Not the premium, not the debt itself, but the interest on the debt. And that's expected to rise to 40 cents of every dollar in the coming years.

And that's expected to rise to 40 cents of every dollar in the coming years. Which means the money that the government is taking from our pockets via taxes Which means the money that the government is taking from our pockets via taxes is not going to us, but to the banks. The next number is 38.

As our government is 38 trillion dollars in debt. As our government is 38 trillion dollars in debt. But to who? For what? But to who? For what? Well, in 1913, the government passed the Federal Reserve Act.

Well, in 1913, the government passed the Federal Reserve Act. And it basically gave a small group of private and powerful bankers a monopoly over the printing of the dollar. And it basically gave a small group of private and powerful bankers a monopoly over the printing of the dollar. And when the Fed loans us money that increases the national debt, they're not lending money that's already in existence.

they're not lending money that's already in existence. They're creating that money out of thin air. So basically just printing it. So basically just printing it. So basically just printing it.

And the same year that they established the Federal Reserve Act, they also changed the Constitution with the 16th Amendment they also changed the Constitution with the 16th Amendment they also changed the Constitution with the 16th Amendment Because there was not a legal federal income tax the first 137 years America was a country.

They had tried it earlier and the Supreme Court shot it down. They had tried it earlier and the Supreme Court shot it down. So today, 19 cents of every tax dollar just goes to interest on the debt. So today, 19 cents of every tax dollar just goes to interest on the debt. So today, 19 cents of every tax dollar just goes to interest on the debt.

We are 38 trillion dollars in debt. Each year less and less tax revenue goes to the actual people, Each year less and less tax revenue goes to the actual people, and the debt continues to go up like it has rocket boosters. our spending power goes down and down and down.

our spending power goes down and down and down. Which is why socialist plans like the Great Society have failed. Which is why socialist plans like the Great Society have failed. Because when they infinitely increased the supply of money, they guaranteed that the price of college and housing would go up as well.

And it's why capitalist plans like trickle-down economics have failed. And it's why capitalist plans like trickle-down economics have failed. Because the increase in wages can't keep up with the increase in cost of living due to the endless printing of new money. So they want to keep us fighting over socialism and capitalism

so that we never address the real cause of the problem: the banks, usury, and debt. the banks, usury, and debt. And this is why I write books on the banking system and about how information is controlled.

Because if we're going to shift the Overton window to the real cause, we have to teach our children the truth. Cubs to Bears books. ClassicalLearner.com.

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