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The financial elites are playing a dangerous game with our lives and livelihoods, and we're pulling back the curtain on their methods in this episode of Peasants Perspective.
Starting with a provocative commentary on Generation X as "the last generation of critical thinkers," we examine how our financial systems have been weaponized against everyday citizens. Jerome Powell's recent Federal Reserve announcement serves as a perfect case study—claiming inflation is at 2.5% while conveniently excluding "volatile food and energy categories" from calculations. When did food and energy become optional expenses for American families?
We expose the shocking reality behind Nancy Pelosi's investment success, as her portfolio outperformed Warren Buffett by nearly four times over the past decade (720% vs 185%). When confronted about this remarkable performance, her dismissive response—"I'm not into it, my husband is"—reveals the casual attitude toward what appears to be congressional insider trading. The Pelosi Act (Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments) faces significant resistance from those who benefit most from the status quo.
The episode delves into international economics as well, revealing how the European Union internally taxes member states at astonishing rates—100% on services and 50% on goods—despite being created specifically to eliminate such economic friction. We also explore Trump's surprising move to sanction a Brazilian Supreme Court justice for censorship and political persecution.
Throughout our conversation, we examine how our financial system has fundamentally shifted from "savers win, debtors lose" to "debtors win, savers lose," forcing citizens into debt and speculation just to maintain purchasing power. From manipulated statistics to insider advantages for political elites, this system increasingly benefits those who create the rules while punishing those who play by them.
Want to learn more about protecting your financial sovereignty? Join us for the 1776 Live Ignite meeting to discover strategies for operating outside a system designed to extract value from the many for the benefit of the few.
Support the show
https://1776live.us
www.PeasantsPerspective.com
www.LeftBehindandWithout.org
www.DollarsVoteLouder.com
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The financial elites are playing a dangerous game with our lives and livelihoods, and we're pulling back the curtain on their methods in this episode of Peasants Perspective.
Starting with a provocative commentary on Generation X as "the last generation of critical thinkers," we examine how our financial systems have been weaponized against everyday citizens. Jerome Powell's recent Federal Reserve announcement serves as a perfect case study—claiming inflation is at 2.5% while conveniently excluding "volatile food and energy categories" from calculations. When did food and energy become optional expenses for American families?
We expose the shocking reality behind Nancy Pelosi's investment success, as her portfolio outperformed Warren Buffett by nearly four times over the past decade (720% vs 185%). When confronted about this remarkable performance, her dismissive response—"I'm not into it, my husband is"—reveals the casual attitude toward what appears to be congressional insider trading. The Pelosi Act (Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments) faces significant resistance from those who benefit most from the status quo.
The episode delves into international economics as well, revealing how the European Union internally taxes member states at astonishing rates—100% on services and 50% on goods—despite being created specifically to eliminate such economic friction. We also explore Trump's surprising move to sanction a Brazilian Supreme Court justice for censorship and political persecution.
Throughout our conversation, we examine how our financial system has fundamentally shifted from "savers win, debtors lose" to "debtors win, savers lose," forcing citizens into debt and speculation just to maintain purchasing power. From manipulated statistics to insider advantages for political elites, this system increasingly benefits those who create the rules while punishing those who play by them.
Want to learn more about protecting your financial sovereignty? Join us for the 1776 Live Ignite meeting to discover strategies for operating outside a system designed to extract value from the many for the benefit of the few.
Support the show
https://1776live.us
www.PeasantsPerspective.com
www.LeftBehindandWithout.org
www.DollarsVoteLouder.com
buymeacoffee.com/peasant