The Fed Criminal Case Exposes An Epic Power Struggle Over Money
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The Federal Reserve says it's independent, but moments like this reveal the truth. As monetary power collides with political power, credibility fractures and inequality deepens through discretionary money creation. This episode breaks down why Bitcoin is not a protest, not speculation, but a rules-based exit from a system built on control, inflation, and unequal access.
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