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  THE FED IS A  PRIVATE BANK THAT CONTROLS THE AMERICAN ECONOMY CAN BE CONSIDERED AS BLOOD SUCKERS TO AMERICANS AND THE WORLD Dr. Rand Paul (R-KY) has reintroduced the Federal Reserve Transparency Act, famously known as “Audit the Fed” legislation to require a full audit of the Federal Reserve’s operations and increase congressional oversight of its decision-making. In conjunction with the bill’s reintroduction, Senator Paul also released the latest edition of his Waste Report, which exposed the Federal Reserve’s $600 million cost overrun on renovations to its Washington, D.C. headquarters—now projected to cost taxpayers $2.5 billion in total. The report underscores the lack of transparency and accountability at the Fed, which remains exempt from a full audit by Congress or the Government Accountability Office. “No institution holds more power over the future of the American economy and the value of our savings than the Federal Reserve,” said Dr. Paul. “It’s long past time for...
  I used to ride a motorcycle before, until I almost killed myself on McKinley Road 58 years ago. I loved the roaring sound the speed of that big Yamaha but the mere thought of that near fatal accident decided to stick to four wheels. So, now in my 80's reliving my youth I thought of riding an old affordable high performance Mercedes not a sports car but a sedan an old man's car. Now  an important topic to discuss is maintenance and mileage. My over 20 seems old seems very low, which makes me think either I have a unicorn or under 160k miles. I love the M113k myself, the soul it has, the raw power and the natural sound and feel. I have thought about getting a m113 K cls but what holds me back is the unknown when it comes to long term ownership, getting it to 200k and beyond without massive bills. This is something few people discuss and to me, a powerful machine should also be strong enough to last. Obviously not like a lexus or toyota but to a reasonable mileage, maybe 400k...
      Documentary – Monopoly Men, Federal Reserve Fraud, 1999 (47 min.) Will The Fed Cut Interest Rates? Does It Matter? THE  RACKET OF THE FED A NON GOVERNMENT ENTITY CHARGING THE USA  INTEREST FOR MONEY THEY PRINT OUT OF THIN AIR EXPLAINS NON SENSICALY (A LOT OF BS) THEIR PURPOSE AS IF THE US TREASURY  CAN NOT   DO THE SAME FUNCTION TO PERFORM WITHOUT  BEING CHARGED  INTEREST. August 07, 2025 The Fed has floating-rate liabilities as well as long-lived, zero-interest liabilities. A barbell of floating-rate and long-duration assets would best offset the interest rate risk from these liabilities. Investing in a more diversified mix of durations, while matching the average duration of assets, could be more practical than the barbell approach but would leave a substantial portion of interest rate risk unhedged. The Fed does not seek to maximize profit. Rather, the Fed uses its balance sheet to advance its public mission, particularly th...