The Fed-US Gov ~ corruption

Americans were deceived for decades, therefore, what most of leaders are saying is to deceive Americans. That will not change as long as we are live as we can see it through European countries which have longer historical background. They always leave out vital facts which are the most important facts, therefore, entire words are deception. Because of the Fed manipulating America, the country turned into the corrupted nation.

Actually, Obama has done nothing to correct US Corruption except playing on words while robbing from US Treasury and running up US Debt bankrupting the nation.

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