Nicholas on Nostr: The irony for Europeans today is profound. The ordinary European feels the grip of ...
The irony for Europeans today is profound. The ordinary European feels the grip of power structures -- once embodied by royal families and banking dynasties -- now evolved into global corporations and financial elites.
The American Constitution was a defiant stand by Europeans to break away from this dominion; sound money and the rejection of a central bank were central to this vision. Yet, with the rise of the Federal Reserve and fiat currency, that very dominion has found a foothold in America, capturing the freedoms once fought for. Now, in a globalised world, we Europeans on either side of the Atlantic must recognise that we are subjects, not beneficiaries, of this metamorphosed monster that has overturned the Constitution.
The American Constitution was a defiant stand by Europeans to break away from this dominion; sound money and the rejection of a central bank were central to this vision. Yet, with the rise of the Federal Reserve and fiat currency, that very dominion has found a foothold in America, capturing the freedoms once fought for. Now, in a globalised world, we Europeans on either side of the Atlantic must recognise that we are subjects, not beneficiaries, of this metamorphosed monster that has overturned the Constitution.