Republican (fascist/socialist) de facto President Ford (25th amendment) speaking to the Democratic (socialist/fascist) 30th counterfeit CONgress (elected in accordance with the fraudulent 17th amendment) declares “inflation [depreciation of the Federal Reserve Note] to be public enemy number one.”  Ford announces that he is asking all United states subject/enemy/citizens to combat rising prices by carpooling, starting their own vegetable gardens and wearing WIN (whip inflation now) buttons.  Ford also points out ten areas that are to be address by the Federal government, which include:

• Providing the Council on Wage and Price Stability with the authority to redirect the distribution of agricultural resources such as fuel and fertilizer;
• Creation of a Federal energy panel that will implement policies to reduce foreign petroleum imports by a million barrels each day in the next 14 months;
• Federal legislation to require greater dependence upon coal and nuclear power to generate electricity;
• Federal legislation to phase out reliance upon petroleum to generate electricity within the next five years;
• Federal legislation to increase gasoline fuel efficiency of automobile by 40% within the next four years;
• A 20-fold increase in the maximum penalties for antitrust violations by corporations;
• Federal tax increases to reduce the Federal budget deficit by removing excess Federal Reserve Notes (Bills of Credit) from circulation.

       NOTES:

• Ford conspicuously left out an audit of the privately owned, unlawful Federal Reserve System of (central) Banks, which is solely responsible for issuing the nation’s currency.  In the six decades following the creation of the FRSBs the Federal Reserve Note lost 75% of its value.
• Moreover, Ford reported that the FRSBs will continue to expand the money supply—the single greatest cause of inflation—in an effort to stimulate the nation’s homebuilding industry.
• This is the further realization of plank numbers two and five of the “Communist Manifesto” by Karl Marx.

       [restored 11/13/2022]