We are becoming acutely aware of the burden that higher prices for goods and services place on the family budget. Typically known as inflation the rise in the cost of living is on a relentless pace whether it’s at the grocery store, a favorite restaurant, or at the ballpark and all eyes are fixated on the price of a barrel of oil. Oil prices as we all know affect the price of just about everything, from the food that we eat to the cost of heating our homes, nothing new about that. It is not surprising then that the 21 century was ushered in with a war which was primarily about that slimy stuff. Are oil prises the real cause of inflation? The War in Iraq hit home for many families in America but the war that effects virtually every family in the country is the War on Money. We’ve heard about the war on drugs and the war on poverty and the war on terrorism and now we are hearing about a new war, a war on money. The code words are National debt, Trillion Dollars, Bank Bailouts, Debt Crisis, etc. This however is really not a new war at all; it is simply a continuation of the attack on the dollar that was planned in 1913 by the “Dollar Daddies” of the Federal Reserve Corporation. The Federal Reserve Note and the incremental removal of gold and silver as backing for the dollar began at that time. The progressive onslaught of this fiat currency places the "US Dollar" in its death throws today.

The coup de gras to the backbone of the dollar/economy is the “stimulus spending” of the US Congress and the bailout programs of the Bush/Obama administrations. The National Debt alone tops out currently at $10.9 Trillion with totals projecting as high as $53 Trillion. These numbers are mind numbing and beyond comprehension but one thing is certain, every citizen will be drastically affected. The American Family is really where the “Buck Stops”. Harry Truman and all the Presidents knew that.

The Dollar Daddies’ War on Money therefore is in reality a War on the Family, the bulwark of the middle class. The diminishing purchasing power of the dollar is simply another hidden tax/theft which places additional pressure on the family as a whole and often compounds already existing problems. Domestic conflict over money, although not new, is one of the leading causes of divorce. Two income households are the rule and not the exception primarily because the cost of living has become so exorbitant and because record levels of consumer debt are nipping at their heels. Loan defaults have become epidemic exacerbated by increasing unemployment levels which contributes to mortgage melt down and bank failures. Inflation has effectually destroyed the traditional one bread winner per household model of the 1950s that enabled mothers to stay home and nurture healthy well adjusted children. Consumer Debt, Debt Money, and Confiscatory Taxation conspire in a paralytic combination to transform a once prosperous and upwardly mobile middle class into a class of government dependent serfs; and after all that is the goal of the Illumined Elite Oligarchs of the New World Order.