A Century of Enslavement: History of the Federal Reserve

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Honestly, I’ve always been curious about how the Federal Reserve operates and how money is created within the financial system. This had me look into so many things which showed me that it's the Congress that oversees everything. It creates money majorly through open market operations and lending to banks.

On Jun 8, 2026, Heatman said:

Honestly, I’ve always been curious about how the Federal Reserve operates and how money is created within the financial system. This had me look into so many things which showed me that it's the Congress that oversees everything. It creates money majorly through open market operations and lending to banks.

While congress did authorize the creation of the Federal Reserve, they have no authority in how it operates. As seen in this video, the Fed Chairman states, "No government agency can overrule the actions that we take." They can deauthorize it but they cannot tell them how they operate.

On Jun 8, 2026, Heatman said:

Honestly, I’ve always been curious about how the Federal Reserve operates and how money is created within the financial system. This had me look into so many things which showed me that it's the Congress that oversees everything. It creates money majorly through open market operations and lending to banks.

I was too and this documentary helped me understand.

On Jun 8, 2026, MoneyMan said:

While congress did authorize the creation of the Federal Reserve, they have no authority in how it operates. As seen in this video, the Fed Chairman states, "No government agency can overrule the actions that we take." They can deauthorize it but they cannot tell them how they operate.

If the government can deauthorize it, they have a say in how they want it done. Which means, they have do things in the ways government wants for it to be authorized and it becomes functional right?

On Jun 25, 2026, Ja sa bong said:

If the government can deauthorize it, they have a say in how they want it done. Which means, they have do things in the ways government wants for it to be authorized and it becomes functional right?

This is true, it was created by congress so in theory they could shut them down too.

But the way the Federal Reserve act was written, passed, and amended leaves very little room for any outside influence and no say in their day to day operations. They could threaten to shut them down but they'd never do that because it's a symbiotic relationship and they both benefit off of each other. Actually I'd say it's MORE like a parasitic relationship or more aptly, the bank is like a drug. The government gets benefits from it but the drug use is slowly killing the user but the user can't stop.

Shutting it down would cause withdrawals so powerful, it would be unbearable.

On Jun 27, 2026, MoneyMan said:

This is true, it was created by congress so in theory they could shut them down too.

But the way the Federal Reserve act was written, passed, and amended leaves very little room for any outside influence and no say in their day to day operations. They could threaten to shut them down but they'd never do that because it's a symbiotic relationship and they both benefit off of each other. Actually I'd say it's MORE like a parasitic relationship or more aptly, the bank is like a drug. The government gets benefits from it but the drug use is slowly killing the user but the user can't stop.

Shutting it down would cause withdrawals so powerful, it would be unbearable.

It's 100% a parasitic. Shutting it down is completely out of the question, they are never going to even consider it. Why? It's definitely going to cripple the system and throw everything into a big chaos.