Monetary Inflation

Did you know that monetary inflation - which is now "normal" in America - is not normal? Many people assume that it's an occurrence of nature - sort of like rain or snow. But in fact, in a proper money system, there would be no inflation under everyday circumstances.

America's money system is, by itself, inflationary. In other words, it causes inflation by default. How? One major way is by fractional reserve banking rules [1].

Of course, it probably should not be too surprising that America's money system is inflationary, since, like most Western money systems, it is based on a Jewish idea, i.e., Jews created and perfected the banking and finance systems in the Western countries [2].

Inflation is harmful in many ways. One way is that it causes your personal savings to be worth less than it should be worth. Another way is that it causes you to spend more money on goods and services than you normally would spend.

Money inflation isn't confined to America, either, since fractional reserve banking is not limited to the U.S.

Apparently, no Western government completely controls its own money anymore. Instead, private or semi-private banks control most of the money matters - although some governments may print the actual currency. Why can't Western governments completely control their own money? Why do they rely on Jewish-created or Jewish-managed money systems?

Also, note that Adolf Hitler warned the public about inflationary, Jewish-dominated money systems. So did the American poet Ezra Pound. In fact, a key reason why World War II was fought was because Hitler wasn't "playing along" with the international and local Jewish bankers. Under Hitler's leadership, Germany was successful without using a "standard," inflationary, Jewish money system. That worried the bankers, since other countries could have copied Hitler's successful money ideas. Those bankers put pressure on Western political leaders to oppose Hitler before WWII actually began.

Inflation is yet another way that Jews have negatively affected the Western countries.






[1] more information about fractional reserve banking Here

[2] more information about Western money systems Here and Here and Here and Here

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