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Before delving into the FedNow program, it’s important to understand what the Federal Reserve (the Fed) is and how it has controlled America’s currency for well over 100 years. In very oversimplified terms, the Fed is a small group of PRIVATE central bankers that creates our currency out of thin air by purchasing US Government Treasury Bonds with a check written on an account with a zero balance. If we do that, the check is returned, and our bank assesses an overdraft fee. But when the Fed does it, the Fed is creating currency. This newly created currency then becomes our national debt, which is currently over $31 trillion. The best part is, for the Fed anyway, the American taxpayer is on the hook to repay all the borrowed currency, plus interest, all originating from a check written by the Fed on an account that had a zero balance. It’s the biggest scam in the history of mankind! Check out YouTube Mike Maloney Hidden Secrets of Money Episode 4 for supporting details.
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Read moreWhether it’s voting on a school bond, protesting your property tax appraisal, or calling your elected officials to express your opinion, it seems that people these days are unwilling, or don’t know how, to stand up and work towards something that matters.
Read moreI don’t know how many of you recite the Apostles’ Creed during your Sunday worship services, but it is an ancient creed developed about 1,700 years’ ago to briefly state what Christians believe. Even yet today it clearly states what Christians must believe if they are receive the blessings and gifts offered by their loving Savior and God.
Read moreWhen you run a beef operation, do you consider it successful when you've gambled right on when to sell and it paid off at the highest market prices of the season?
Read moreThe Bandera Independent School District (BISD) and the Bandera Central Appraisal District (BANCAD) are both on our radar this week. This Saturday, May 6, is the final day to vote on the BISD 2023 bond, and the BANCAD 2023 property appraisals were mailed May 1. I decided to look for some facts on each one, hoping to shed light rather than the heat that’s been generated so far.
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