September 13, 2026 / 18 Minute Read

monopoly money

Those who trust in their riches will fall, but the righteous will thrive like foliage.

Proverbs 11:28

We began this series by reviewing the history of money, from bartering to fractional-reserve banking, ultimately revealing that the American economic system is based on fiat currency.

Next, we learned about the history of the shadowy organization behind this fiat money, the Federal Reserve, and how it uses this phantom cash to ensnare and enthrall.

Now that we understand the vanity of our paper currency and the corruption of the organization that issues it, the question becomes: what do we do next?

How can we undermine this broken monetary system and stop America, and potentially the world, from plunging into economic and social disaster?

Throughout this article, we’ll explore a future defined by the Fed!

worst-case scenario

In Funny Money Vol. 2, we learned that the Federal Reserve creates vassal countries through debt (Mandrake Mechanism) and wars (Rothschild Formula).

But to what end?

Why does the Federal Reserve want to create proxy nations?

What are these massive debts and wars leading to?

When considering these questions, we must remember that the Fed is a globalist institution, not a national one.

In collaboration with sister globalist/socialist organizations like the United Nations and International Monetary Fund, the Fed seeks to create a one-world government, or in other words…

A New World Order.

The New World Order cannot become a functional reality so long as the United States remains able to go at it alone. If the American people were to awaken to the realities of world politics and regain control of their government, they would still have the military and economic power to break away.

Among world planners, therefore, the prime directive has become to weaken the United States both militarily and economically. And this directive has come from American leaders, not those of other countries. CFR members sitting in the White House, the State Department, the Defense Department, and the Treasury are now working to finalize that part of the plan. It is yet one more doomsday mechanism that, once it gains sufficient momentum, will pass the critical point of no return.

The Korean War was the first time American soldiers fought under UN authority. That trend has accelerated and already includes military actions in Iraq, Yugoslavia, Bosnia, Somalia, and Haiti. While the American military is being absorbed into the UN, steps are also underway to hand over American atomic weapons. When that happens, the doomsday mechanism will become activated. It will be too late to escape.

The Creature from Jekyll island: Pgs. 515 – 516

It is fitting that America, the global symbol of liberty and independence, would be a major point of contention for globalist institutions like the Federal Reserve.

Its alleged values stand in direct opposition to the world government the international bankers so eagerly wish to usher in.

For the unscrupulous, this is a problem that must be addressed:

There are two weapons of control now being readied at the UN. One is a world military command that will eventually control all national armies and superweapons. That is being accomplished under the slogans of peace and disarmament. The other is a world central bank, now called the IMF/World Bank, with the ability to issue a common money which all nations must accept. That is being accomplished under the slogans of international trade and economic growth.

The IMF/World Bank is already functioning, in conjunction with the Federal Reserve System, as a world central bank. The American economy is being deliberately exhausted through foreign giveaways and domestic boondoggles. The goal is not to help those in need or preserve the environment, but to bring the system down.

When once-proud and independent Americans are standing in soup lines, they will be ready to accept the carefully arranged “rescue” by the World Bank. A world currency is already designed, awaiting only an appropriate crisis to justify its introduction.

The Creature from Jekyll Island: Pgs. 514, 516

Should this alleged plan to topple the U.S. prove successful, it may very well lead to the dystopian society conjured up by Orwell’s and Huxley’s of the world.

It seems the cabal of bankers and politicians that control the Federal Reserve and its branch institutions seek to create a modern-day Tower of Babel, a one-world government where they and their ilk serve as lords while the laymen serve as indentured servants, thralls to their economic and social overlords.

Should the Fed continue on its current trajectory, a totalitarian, neo-nazi police state appears to be a very plausible outcome.

With inflation increasing, wages stagnating, and rumors of war and financial collapse, is there truly any hope for a brighter tomorrow?

A pessimistic scenario of future events includes a banking crisis, followed by a government bailout and the eventual nationalization of all banks.

Politicians seize upon the opportunity and offer bold reforms. The reforms are more of exactly what created the problem in the first place: expanded governmental power, new regulatory agencies, and more restrictions on freedom. But this time, the programs begin to take on an international flavor.

The American dollar is replaced by a new UN currency, and the Federal Reserve System becomes a branch operation of the IMF/World Bank. Electronic transfers gradually replace cash and checking accounts.

This allows UN agencies to monitor every person’s financial activity. A machine-readable ID card serves that purpose. If an individual is red-flagged by any government agency, the card does not clear, and he is cut off from all economic transactions and travel. It is the ultimate control.

Through environmental and economic treaties and through military disarmament to the UN, we would witness the same emergence of a world central bank, a world government, and a world army to enforce its dictates. Inflation and wage/price controls would have progressed more or less the same, driving consumer goods out of existence and men into bondage.

The Creature from Jekyll Island: Pgs. 562 – 563

While there’s no guarantee that the New World Order envisioned by the world’s leaders will be as disastrous as sources like The Creature from Jekyll Island claim, there is little evidence to support the alternative.

Whether America, and subsequently the world, falls into this pessimistic scenario will depend on everyday people’s willingness to help establish and execute a plan of action to counteract the Federal Reserve’s broken formula.

a future without the fed

What has any of this to do with the Federal Reserve System? The answer is that the Federal Reserve is the starting point of the pessimistic scenario. The chain of events begins with fiat money created by a central bank, which leads to government debt, which causes inflation, which destroys the economy, which impoverishes the people, which provides an excuse for increasing government power, which is an ongoing process culminating in totalitarianism.

The Creature from Jekyll Island: Pg. 566

Now that we’ve gotten a glimpse into the potential despondent future looming on the horizon should the Federal Reserve continue operating as-is, a plan for deposing the organization becomes that much more essential.

But before launching an assault on the Fed, we must first consider the disastrous consequences if we go about our plan of action the wrong way.

Remember, those in power want to get rid of the Fed too, if only in exchange for a more oppressive system.

The American dollar will be replaced regardless, the only question is whether it will be succeded by a promise of liberty or bondage.

Dissolving the Fed without an effective recovery plan will only lead to greater chaos, and may in fact accelerate the negative New World Order by providing enough economic and social upheaval to justify and establish expanded government control, which is exactly how the Fed grew into the monster it is in the first place.

If done incorrectly, or with a lack of faith, we may play right into the enemy’s hands.

The plan must therefore eliminate the Fed, address all the lingering issues it has created since its inception, and provide an alternative money system for the future.

G. Edward Griffin provides such a plan, which I’ve taken the liberty of breaking out into 5 phases:

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Phase I — Break the Federal Reserve Note’s Monopoly

The first phase creates the legal and monetary conditions for an alternative currency to emerge. Griffin doesn’t immediately abolish Federal Reserve Notes; he first removes their privileged position and prevents their endless supply from continuing to expand.

1. Repeal the legal-tender laws (Griffin 574).

• Simplified: Federal Reserve Notes would no longer have to be accepted for private debts. Individuals and businesses could voluntarily agree to use dollars, precious-metal coins, privately issued currencies, or other forms of payment.

• Significance: This is an attempt to introduce currency competition. Instead of the government determining which currency must function as money, consumers and businesses would determine which forms of money they trust and accept.

• Note: In the transition to a new monetary system, it is anticipated that the old Federal Reserve Notes will continue to be widely used during the interim.

2. Freeze the present supply of Federal Reserve Notes (Griffin 574).

• Simplified: Stop expanding the existing supply of Federal Reserve Notes, except for the special issuance proposed for eliminating the national debt in Step 6.

• Significance: This prevents additional monetary expansion while the country transitions to the new system. The Federal Reserve Note becomes a legacy currency being phased out, rather than a permanently expanding money supply.

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Phase II — Establish the New “Real” Dollar

Once the existing fiat currency has been contained, Griffin defines what will replace it: a dollar representing a specific quantity of precious metal.

3. Define the “real” dollar in terms of precious-metals content (Griffin 574).

• Simplified: Redefine the dollar as a specific physical quantity of silver. Griffin favors the historical standard of 371.25 grains of pure silver.

• Significance: This fundamentally changes what the word dollar means. Instead of being a monetary unit whose value is established within the modern fiat system,  the dollar is anchored to a fixed physical quantity of a commodity.

4. Establish gold as an auxiliary monetary reserve (Griffin 574).

• Simplified: Silver would serve as the formal foundation of the dollar, while gold could also function as money. The exchange rate between gold and silver would fluctuate according to market prices rather than being fixed by the government.

• Significance: This attempts to avoid one of the historical problems associated with government-fixed gold/silver ratios. If the market value of the metals changes while the government ratio remains fixed, one metal can become artificially overvalued relative to the other.

5. Restore free coinage at the U.S. Mint (Griffin 574).

• Simplified: Allow private owners of silver and gold to bring their metal to the Mint and have it converted into standardized coins. Silver coins would carry dollar denominations, while gold coins would circulate according to their metal content and market value.

• Significance: This step puts the new monetary definition into physical circulation. Money creation would increasingly depend upon precious metal holdings rather than central bank monetary policy.

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Phase III — Settle the Old System

This is the most radical, and probably the most important, part of Griffin’s transition. Before eliminating Federal Reserve Notes, he proposes using the existing fiat system one final time to extinguish federal debt and then backing the remaining currency with government precious metals.

6. Pay off the national debt with Federal Reserve Notes created for that purpose (Griffin 575).

• Simplified: Create enough Federal Reserve Notes to redeem outstanding federal debt rather than continuing to roll that debt over and pay interest on it.

• Significance: Griffin views this as a one-time final use of fiat money creation. His objective is to enter the new monetary system without carrying the old system’s federal debt burden into it.

• Risk: Creating an enormous quantity of money to retire federal debt could have major consequences for prices, exchange rates, financial markets, creditors, and confidence in the currency. Additional plans for the populace will likely be needed to address the initial economic whiplash.

7. Pledge the government’s hoard of gold and silver (except the military stockpile) to be used as backing for all the Federal Reserve Notes in circulation (Griffin 575).

• Simplified: Dedicate the federal government’s monetary gold and silver holdings to redeeming the remaining Federal Reserve Notes.

• Significance: This creates the bridge between the old fiat currency and the new metallic currency. Instead of simply declaring Federal Reserve Notes worthless, Griffin proposes giving their holders a claim on government precious metals.

• Note: The military stockpile should be reserved for national defense and ties directly into Step 16.

8. Determine the weight of all the gold and silver owned by the U.S (Griffin 575).

• Simplified: Inventory the government’s available monetary gold and silver and calculate its total value according to the newly defined silver dollar.

• Significance: Before Federal Reserve Notes can be redeemed, the government needs to determine the size of the precious-metal reserve that will support the conversion.

9. Determine the number of all the Federal Reserve Notes (Griffin 576).

• Simplified: Determine how many Federal Reserve Notes must be redeemed and divide the precious-metal reserve among them to establish a conversion rate.

• Significance: This establishes the exchange rate between the old dollar and Griffin’s new metallic dollar. Rather than promising that one old Federal Reserve dollar automatically equals one new silver dollar, the conversion rate would depend upon the amount of metal available relative to outstanding notes.

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Phase IV — Convert the Country to the New Currency

With the exchange rate established, Griffin advises withdrawing Federal Reserve currency and converting the country’s contracts into the new monetary unit.

10. Retire all Federal Reserve Notes from circulation by offering to exchange them for dollars at the calculated ratio (Griffin 576).

• Simplified: People could exchange their Federal Reserve Notes for their corresponding value in gold or silver under the conversion rate established in Step 9.

• Significance: This is the actual retirement of Federal Reserve currency. Instead of abruptly invalidating people’s cash, Griffin proposes redeeming it as it leaves circulation.

11. Convert all contracts based on Federal Reserve Notes to dollars using the same exchange ratio (Griffin 576).

• Simplified: Convert mortgages, bonds, loans, wages, and other contracts denominated in the old currency into the new dollar at the same conversion rate used for cash.

• Significance: This attempts to keep the currency conversion from arbitrarily changing debts and contractual obligations. If currency is converted at one ratio while debts remain denominated at another, either debtors or creditors could receive an enormous windfall.

12. Issue Silver Certificates (Griffin 576).

• Simplified: People would not have to carry precious-metal coins for everyday transactions. The Treasury could issue paper certificates representing actual silver held in reserve, redeemable for the underlying metal.

• Significance: This combines the convenience of paper currency with commodity backing. The crucial difference from Federal Reserve Notes, in his model, is that these certificates would be 100% backed by reserves rather than functioning as fiat currency.

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Phase V — Abolish the Institutions Behind the Old System

Steps 1–12 deal primarily with money. Steps 13–16 deal with the broader institutional and political system Griffin believes allowed fiat money and centralized banking to develop in the first place.

13. Abolish the Federal Reserve System (Griffin 576).

• Simplified: End the Federal Reserve’s role as America’s central bank. Some of its infrastructure could potentially survive as a private clearing system for banks, but it would lose its monetary policy and central banking powers.

• Significance: Griffin doesn’t want merely to reform Federal Reserve policy; he wants to make a central bank unnecessary and then abolish it altogether.

14. Introduce free banking (Griffin 576).

• Simplified: Replace the federally supported banking structure with competing private banks. Eliminate taxpayer-funded bailouts and eventually government deposit insurance while requiring banks to maintain 100% reserves against deposits payable on demand. Money committed for a specified period could instead be invested or loaned.

• Significance: This separates two activities that modern banking combines: money available immediately on demand and money made available for investment/lending. Banks would bear their own risks rather than relying upon the Federal Reserve or taxpayers as a bailout.

15. Reduce the size and scope of government (Griffin 577).

• Simplified: Dramatically reduce federal spending, programs, taxation, assets, and responsibilities, limiting government primarily to protecting life, liberty, and property.

• Significance: Griffin sees monetary reform and government reform as inseparable. In his framework, a government that continually spends beyond its revenues will eventually recreate the demand for debt monetization and fiat-money expansion.

16. Restore national independence (Griffin 577).

• Simplified: Withdraw from international organizations, treaties, and agreements that compromise American political, military, or economic sovereignty.

• Significance: Domestic monetary independence is part of a larger objective of national sovereignty. Therefore, international commitments must also be substantially reduced.

It’s important to note that we probably won’t be able to rely on the majority of our current leaders for support should some form of incursion begin to materialize.

It’s doubtful the creators of this problem would willingly sanction a solution other than their preordained remedies, “order out of chaos” and whatnot, right?

The history of the Fed, along with recent revelations of rampant corruption in world politics such as the Epstein files, prove that many of the world’s top brass don’t have the best interests of the populace at heart.

They will likely fight tooth and nail to usher in their wicked New World Order, and would sooner destroy society as we know it before agreeing on a plan to cede power, instead bombarding citizens with bribes, threats, and propaganda to keep them fearful and subservient.

This battle, if it ever took place, would have to begin as a grassroots effort and would require a united, loyal community with the knowledge and willpower to stand for change.

new babel

None of our current affairs are accidental. They are the fulfillment of a plan by members of the CFR who comprise the hidden government of the United States. Their goal is the deliberate weakening of the industrialized nations as a prerequisite to bringing them into a world government built upon the principles of socialism, with themselves in control.

The Creature from Jekyll Island: Pg. 536

Our journey ends on a somber note as the truth of the Fed’s tyranny comes to light.

It is clear now that the American economic system is based on little more than monopoly money, worthless paper used solely as a means of subjugation and domination.

While our leaders continue to artificially and irresponsibly expand the tainted money supply, everyday citizens are left to pay the burden through crippling inflation and social anarchy.

The Federal Reserve has served as a thorn in the side of Americans and a blight on the world for far too long.

If left to continue unmolested, it may very well destroy liberty as we know it.

Yet, hold fast to hope!

There are millions of people around the world, both domestically and globally, with the skills and resources to fix the Fed’s mistakes.

Sleeper agents are present in every corner of the globe, economists, businesspeople, agents of change just waiting to be activated.

One might even be reading this right now!

May this series serve as an adequate trigger.

To end, remember these key takeaways:

• The Federal Reserve’s endless creation of fiat currency will eventually lead to economic collapse and societal ruin if left to continue unadulterated.

• America’s economy is being deliberately weakened through foreign giveaways and domestic boondoggles. The goal is not to help those in need or preserve the environment, but to bring the system down.

• The Federal Reserve, in collaboration with sister organizations like the United Nations, Council on Foreign Relations, and International Monetary Fund, seek to create a one world order with a global government, bank, and military ruled under the principles of socialism.

• A plan for the restoration of the economy must eliminate the Federal Reserve as it currently operates, address all the lingering issues it has created since its inception, and provide an alternative money system for the future.

Bye Chance!

references

Griffin, G. Edward. The Creature from Jekyll Island: A Second Look at the Federal Reserve. American Media, 2010.

https://www.gotquestions.org/Bible-inflation.html

https://peu.net/temp/mandrake.html

https://www.bookrags.com/studyguide-the-creature-from-jekyll-island/chapanal008.html#gsc.tab=0

https://tmbw.net/wiki/The_Mesopotamians

Title Image: Dr. Stone Ryusui (2022)