Thread by @DesoGames

Conspiracy time! Just to show i'm not above having some delicious unfounded speculation from time to time. Keeps the Quarantine interesting.

The Federal Reserve is, right now as well as for the last 30 years, doing exactly what it was meant to do. It has not made a mistake once.

Now why would i say such a thing? It's simple. The endgame here is to allow the Fed to purchase stocks. It may begin with ETFs but the idea is to end up just outright buying companies.

Why? Very simple. Hyperinflation.

Now that might be a weird leap to make; but ask yourself, what still has value when paper money loses its value?

Assets is the usual suspect, and you'd be right. But there is another, hidden question buried within that answer.

How do you decide who owns what?

After all the assets might hold their value while the currency dies, but there is no intrinsic ownership of cash, or gold, or any asset really. So how do you determine that?

Well. With the Law. While the Law may be ethereal and mutable; the rule of law does not lose its value.

Hyperinflation of the dollar is inevitable whatever the Fed does. The mistake would be assuming it wasn't set up to fail in the first place. Creating hyperinflation is EXACTLY what the Fed's ultimate goal is.

Enemies from outside AND within, remember?

So what happens when hyperinflation actually hits the Dollar? Well everybody goes bankrupt, including the Fed.

This isn't an issue actually. Yes quality of life drops like a brick but the US isn't the first nor last reserve currency to go bankrupt. It kinda seems what they do.

The point is; what happens after? After the reset?

Well you need a new currency. Backed by something else then faith. Whatever. Even this is not an issue. This is the Governments problem. The Federal reserve is not federal nor do they have a reserve of anything.

What happens to the Fed is Immaterial. What happens to the Fed's Assets AFTER hyperinflation is all that matters.

If the Fed bought stocks, the fed owns assets. Those assets will be repriced in the new market against the new currency.

And when a private institution bankrupts, those assets go to... the creditors.

Which would in this case be, the people who started the bank. Who invested in the first shares. Who provided starter capital.

The Shareholders. The Bankers.

The power to mint money is in itself worthless if you can't spend any of it. And the US dollar IS debt. The Federal Reserve can't spend any of it, it has to be loaned out by others. Any dollars returned are destroyed (paid off debt).

The Fed *does* offer dividends.....

However that's billions; chump change compared to the trillions being printed and eaten by the system now.

No. You wanna own trillions, you have to own the only things that has any value when everything else has no value, then you sell that piecemeal to live like a king.

So there ya go a nice middle of the week conspiracy :D

The Fed's using the Rule of Law to transport assets across a currency reset event for it's shareholders. Basically converting fiat money into assets, distributing those assets, then converting them back into real value.