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Ending the Fed would be a noble cause indeed, but it is not that easy after so many years of hegemony. The President as well as intentioned as he might be is not all powerful and his time is short. At least in the US. Trump has never spoken like a Ron Paul, but once in there even a Ron Paul would have a war trying to eradicate central banking. It is so entrenched and powerful.

Andrew Jackson might have been a daft racist at times, but his views on the banks and central banking were spot on. The system is so much bigger and more corrupt today. It would be a huge task. Someone truly unique would need to handle something like that.
Anyone who goes against the banksters gets terminated. It's the same with anyone who tries to introduce an alternative to the petro dollar, Gaddafi, Hussein etc. They won't accept that. The fiat banking system is terrible. All the crashes have been caused on purpose.
I agree with much of that and the next crash plus the automation of jobs at low interest rates will be horrific. Be ready. It will rain....heavily.
Says the guy who scolds me when I talk about Doom and gloom and things collapsing and the systems that we know will not help us anymore and we will go back to the Stone age. So which one is it? it's going to be really hot rhythmic and it's going to rain heavily? Or everything is going to be hunky-dory?
Crashes happen every generation or so and nothing has been fixed since last time. Those who are ready will weather the storm, those who are not will suffer badly. Some will even prosper. It all depends on how you look at it, but economic crashes are inevitable. By your age you know the patterns and a younger person who has read up knows what will happen. We all got through 2008, but the next one will be worse as the central banks are without anything, government has nothing and the mountains of debt are higher. Rikard's suggests that is when the IMF steps in and we head to new unknown ground, but for sure, be prepared.