Perhaps if Donald Trump had boldly made an additional announcement about significantly improving the economic conditions of the American electorate at the same time he declared his intention to be the 47th President of the USA, which would have been just as salient as his 2016 promise to begin building the southern border wall, a great many more of the American People would have concertedly rejoiced at his announced return to the White House. Perhaps if he had promised the American people to completely end the inexorably egregious political inflation that had, since 1960, caused the basic consumer food staples and all other retail items produced in the USA to rise in retail cost as much as four-thousand percent above their 1960 prices, the American people would have received the 45th President much more grandly. Yet, by being specific in articulating his objectives for his presidency, that is, of completely ending the Federal Reserve, restoring the precious gold standard, and recirculating tried and true silver certificates, which were taken out of circulation and replaced by worthless Federal Reserve notes between 1960 and 1965, the electorate would have really sat up and taken notice. If Trump had just emulated and followed the example of his 19th Century predecessor, President Andrew Jackson, and Jackson’s contempt for central banking, in particular for the Second Bank of the United States and the Hamiltonian National Banking Act, and had shown equal contempt for the FED and the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, the People of the republic might have accepted him even more greatly than they did in 2016.
These economic planks of Trump’s 2016 platform were briefly mentioned to the public by Steve Bannon and others before the election, which excited quite a few conservatives, but were neglected shortly after he was elected and inaugurated. This had greatly disappointed quite a few Trump/Pence voters, for economic/financial restorations to the US Constitution had been mighty important to rank-and-file conservatives. These issues had also been greatly important to the People in 1828, when Andrew Jackson was first elected and had proclaimed central banking as blatantly unconstitutional and the Second Bank of the United States as a corrupt federal institution, and gave his promised intention to end the BUS. When the Second Bank of the United States, the forerunner of the Federal Reserve, was consummately eviscerated by Jackson’s de-chartering of it in 1831, central banking was not heard of again until the Federal Reserve was secretly designed in 1910 by a group of international conspirators led by a powerfully cunning US Senator, Nelson Aldrich, the Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee. The late Dr. Antony Sutton, D. Sci., an eminent economic historian who worked for Stanford University’s Hoover Institute, wrote in 1995 “The Federal Reserve Conspiracy,” a detailed minute-by-minute history of the Machiavellian federal conspiracy that led to the quiet passage of the 1913 Federal Reserve Act and its signing by unconstitutional progressive Woodrow Wilson in December 1913. At that critical moment in history, only a few of the electorate realized that the federal finances of the American republic had, by the Federal Reserve Act, been unconstitutionally placed into the hands of a private international banking cartel, the FED, and that the US Constitution had been egregiously altered operationally by congressional fiat without the Article 5 amendment process by the illegal relinquishment of the Legislative branch’s, ‘Congress’ Article 1, Section 8, Clause 6 mandate to coin all US money and to determine its value.
At that pivotal time in history, the gold standard was still operational and silver coinage still in US circulation. This is why the value of US money did not decrease in intrinsic value after 1929 when its austere scarcity had precipitated the great Depression and significant unemployment. The sore duplicity of the FED in actually causing this monetary scarcity to happen and its manipulation of the Depression are salient matters that were obfuscated by federal propaganda, but cogently revealed in detail later through the profound economic research of Dr. Milton Friedman while a professor at the University of Chicago. Inflation may be totally eradicated in the republic if DJT realizes the importance of eviscerating the FED and restoring the gold standard, and actively pursues those objectives.
