Federal Reserve Lecture Questions

I have been invited to attend a Federal Reserve lecture this afternoon. I plan to ask questions to redpill as many attendees as possible. Please help me draft the most powerful succinct questions I have as I may be quickly cut short as I tear apart the worst economic scam ever to oppress the American public. Current thoughts below.

Thomas Jefferson once said - “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks…will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered. Why should the issuing power of our nation, the people's nation, not be taken from the banks and restored to the people, to whom it properly belongs.?

2. The American home ownership rate has plummeted near the lowest figure in 50 years. Meanwhile, investment firms like Blackstone gorge on massive home buying sprees with artificially low cost of capital, all subsidized by the Federal Reserve. How do you defend this massive theft?

3. The Federal reserve is a private entity who pays a 6% dividend into perpetuity to it largest shareholders - a collection of multinational banks. Thereby, the largest investors in the largest shareholders of the banks own the Federal Reserve. These are predominantly elite European families such as the Rothschilds, the Warburgs, the Schiffs, the Rockefellers, the Harrimans, the Morgans and others. How do you justify this to the American people that built this great nation?

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Bump.

I guess keep it simple, who pays the interest for the federal reserve?

Start rambling incoherently about the gold standard

is it a pro-central bank lecture? if so, prepare to be v& shortly after asking any questions. goys shouldn't ask questions.

It is a lecture on the local economy where I am (major branch). I just to capitalize on an opportunity to potentially redpill a large amount of very prominent people.

Ask him how in a fractional-reserve banking system like the one used in the U.S, interest can be repaid on loans if 100% of the monthly interest repaid to the bank is not re-circulated into the economy. If the banks do not allow for 100% of their profits in interest to be re-earned by spending it into the economy, how can the interest on the loan be repaid if the loan was created out of thin air?

You shouldn't be so sarcastic, considering our economy dictates the world's economy. If this bullshit fractional reserve ponzi scheme fails here, understand that we take down the entire world with us...

Ask who owns the fed

Thanks - this is a good general idea. Obviously this "creation out of thin air" just continues to inflate our currency. We then export our inflation to other nations, and start wars on our whim to manipulate the petrodollar.