2024-11-24
How Trump should destroy the Washingon DC Conspiracy Central forever
As globalist stooges in DC plan to resume lawfare against Trump after he finishes his term, he must totally anhillate them in the next four years. But, it looks like that the economy will be ruined by his hamhanded tactics and his propensity to trust backstabbers will help the Deep State survive. Anyway, here is what Trump can do to retire in peace.
Donald Trump pulled off a historic victory and also helped his party win a majority in the House and Senate. Sourpuss Dumbocrats rage-counted the votes and delayed the results. Unburdened by the past, United States has been saved from four years of cringe.
Going forward, Trump may succeed in stemming the flow of illegals or building a border wall. However, the USA is up to the neck in debt. Many towns, cities and states have also issued debt and will become unable to pay. Obama's plan for a Fascist government failed because Trump vowed to end the TTIP and TPP treaties. Private lenders still can privatize governments at many levels. Wall Street administrators already rule many cities and towns and have attached liens on tax revenues. Does Trump have a plan to fix this ever-widening debt spiral?
The shadow government that exists in DC that will cause all kinds of problems and limit Trump's ability to fix them. The only solution is total anhilation of the Deep State. This can only be achieved by total transparency of government operations. The state should not spy on its citizens. The state should be terrified of citizens becoming annoyed with it. Total systemic reform is needed. It should flow from the top.
- End the Fed: Reforms should start at the top so Trump should stick it to the Fed. The Fed is the conspiracy central of the Conspiracy Central of Washington DC. He should place the Federal Reserve governor under investigation and give total control of the currency to the Department of Treasury (as Congress has abdicated its responsibility to a private corporation more than a century ago).
- Interest rates should be set by the treasury secretary in a narrow band. (For generations, banks have been looting the American public using arbitarily high interest rates.)
- If the treasury rate is 5%, then bank deposit rate should be between 5.1% and 6% and their loan rate should be between 6.1% to 7%.
- Once a particular band has been chosen, it should not be changed for several years or decades. The current Fed's practice of changing interest rates for all kinds of problems reeks of … if what you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Businesses should not be left on tenderhooks by frequent interest rate changes. Long-term plans can only be successful if interest rates are stable.
- Banks should not be allowed to charge different rates for different customers.
- This will reduce the complaints of many Black Americans.
- Treasury should allow banks borrow funds for farm and homestead loans at a nominal rate of 1%.
- This will provide food security for the nation and help ordinary citizens achieve the American Dream.
- Audit the Fed: The Federal Reserve has never been audited. Its books should be made public.
- Privacy viel on the ultimate shareholders who have the voting power in the Federal Reserve and its regional reserve banks should be removed.
- The Woke-moron culture war financed by the Fed should cease. The Fed gave hundreds of billions of dollars to a private hedge fund, BlackRock which gained a seat on the boards of numerous banks, investment banks and private corporations. BlackRock forced their managements to bypass their fiduciary duty to make profits and instead waste it on ESG and DEI causes. Officials of the Fed and BlackRock should be investigated for the billions of dollars they lost around the world including the Chinese Red stocks and failed real estate conglomerates such as Evergrande.
- No more municipal bonds. Not even states or the Federal government should be allowed to borrow money. Governments at every level should work within their means.
- Interest rates should be set by the treasury secretary in a narrow band. (For generations, banks have been looting the American public using arbitarily high interest rates.)