By Mitchell Vexler, October 12, 2024

Have you wondered why prices are so out of control? Governments never reduce consumer prices because they benefit from inflation, dissolving their political spending commitments in a constantly depreciated currency. Inflation is the perfect hidden tax. The government makes the currency less valuable by issuing more units of fiat money, partially dissolves its debt in real terms, collects more taxes, and presents itself as the solution to rising prices with subsidies in an increasingly worthless currency. That is why socialism and hyperinflation are one in the same. This is why elections matter. This is why math matters.

If you want lower prices, you need to give less economic power to the government, not more. Only free markets, competition, and open economies help decrease consumer prices. As seen in the Appraisal Districts, FEMA and the School Districts (Taxing Entity) we are surrounded by Fraudulent unlawful government entities. Therefore, the Federal Government continues to print more money, which increases prices, making it very difficult to buy a home, or create small businesses. The government’s self-induced inflation is equity stripping your money by devaluing your currency. 

The CPI measure of inflation is itself a fraud. It fails to quantify the erosion of the currency’s purchasing power. 

When a central bank like the Fed cuts rates and increases the money supply, after an accumulated 20.4% inflation in four years, it is not defending price stability; it is defending price increases. This strategy serves to conceal the government’s financial insolvency. A currency with a declining value.

Why would governments want higher prices? Because it gives them more power. Destroying the currency they issue is a form of control. That is why they need more debt and higher taxes. High taxes are not a tool to reduce debt, but rather to justify increasing public indebtedness.

Inflation is a warning sign of a declining currency and loss of purchasing power. The economic limit is evidenced by lower growth, lower employment, weaker real wages, secular stagnation, and declining foreign demand for public debt all of which we have enumerated in this series of videos.

If you want lower prices, you should give less economic power to governments, not more.

With reference to real estate taxes, I would like to point out that there are 144,000,000 homeowners in the United States and if they were to simultaneously go on strike and not pay the real estate taxes until the Taxing Entities adhere to the law, this nonsense would stop immediately. It is the property owners that have the power to make a change. It is clear the Taxing Entities, due to the debt they created, have proven their willingness to break the law and therefore the only solution is the elimination of property taxes in favor of a Uniform States Sales Tax.

A weaker currency and hidden frauds (School Districts, Appraisal Districts, FEMA) are tools designed with intent to increase government power in economic terms. Our job as a collective society is to help our friends, families and neighbors realize what is happening, teach them how to protest at their appraisal districts, vote to eliminate property taxes in favor of a Uniform States Sales Tax, and prepare before it becomes too late.

Money is credit, government debt is fiat currency, currency depreciation is inflation (tax), and inflation is an implicit default (exact opposite of implicit guarantee) = Equity Stripping = Socialism + Government Control = why voting matters. At the local Taxing Entity level, your implicit guarantee = the guarantee of an implicit default (created by the Taxing Entities). At the Federal level, your implicit guarantee = the guarantee of an implicit default (created by the Federal Government). 

A = B and B= C then A = C

A wind-down is achievable at the local Taxing Entity level, the largest offender of which is the School Districts, so first we expose it, then wind the debt down, switch to a fee-based school district, and ensure enough proper funding based on a Uniform States Sales Tax.

Math Matters!

M.

Mitchell Vexler, President G.P.

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