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Category Archives: The History of it All
Nixon 1971: The Day the President Made the Dollar Stop Being Real — And Nobody Voted On It
On August 15, 1971, President Richard Nixon interrupted Sunday night television to make an announcement that would quietly reshape the entire global financial system.
The “Temporary” Tax of 1913: The Greatest Wealth Transfer in Human History
In 1913, two laws were quietly passed that would permanently reshape who gets rich and who stays broke in America — and most people have never heard the full story. This is the history of the Federal Reserve Act and … Continue reading
Hickman: Get Ready for “Business Friendly Socialism”
On New Year’s Day in the year 1829, a 29-year-old young lady from Washington DC named Peggy Timberlake married John Eaton – a powerful senator from Tennessee. Eaton was also close friends with the incoming president Andrew Jackson. Peggy, on … Continue reading
Smith: America’s Drift From Free Markets to Economic Fascism
“The barbarian hopes — and that is the mark of him, that he can have his cake and eat it too. He will consume what civilization has slowly produced after generations of selection and effort, but he will not be … Continue reading
Hickman: $100,000 Income is Now “Lower-Middle Class“
Henry VIII probably thought he was being extremely clever when he started debasing his currency in 1544… and assumed that, if he reduced the silver content slowly and gradually enough, perhaps no one would notice. But the King was hilariously … Continue reading
America Had Free Electricity Before 1900 — The Then One Family Bought the Grid!
What if electricity was once free – and widely available – before the modern grid took over? Some theories suggest that before 1900, power systems operated very differently, possibly allowing energy to be accessed without the billing structures we … Continue reading
The Old World Currency They Erased From History
What explains how America — and nearly every industrializing nation on earth — abandoned locally issued, asset-backed currency within the same thirty-year window, replacing it with debt-backed money controlled by centralized banking institutions, without a single serious public reckoning about … Continue reading
Snyder: What Have They Done To Our Food?
Most of the pre-packaged garbage that we are being sold in our local grocery stores is “Frankenstein food”, but even though this is widely known most of the general population just keeps gobbling it down anyway. This is something that … Continue reading
Hickman: Another “Temporary” Spending Bill That Still Costs Americans 93 Years Later
In January 1933, a farmer named Wallace Kramp was about to lose everything. A lender in Wood County, Ohio was foreclosing on his farm over an $800 mortgage he couldn’t pay. Kramp wasn’t a bad farmer. It was actually the … Continue reading
1990s Supermarket Receipt Shows SHOCKING 220 Percent Price Increase on Food
A woman who found an old supermarket receipt from 1997 has left the internet stunned over how much prices have increased since then. Zoe Dippel, 24, recently came across the receipt while she was looking through some old momentos with … Continue reading
