| JRosenberger - 5/21/2026 13:28 Commercial Banks and Savings and Loan establishments are not the same as the Federal Reserve. If you loan neighbor George $100 - that is the end of the line for that currency, no inflation. If you desposit $100 in the bank and the fractional reserve requirements are set at 20% - the bank can lend $80 of your $100 to George and now there is $180 in circulation. Money supply grows. Reserve requirements were lowered to 0% during Covid (infinite money glitch). Im not sure they have been raised since?
Doesn't the FED control the requirements for fractional reserve lending?
No matter who controls it, it’s nothing short of theft. Theft of buying power of existing currency.
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