Inflation Is Back—And the Fed’s Marching Orders Come Straight from the Treasury

The Real Agenda Behind Rising Inflation and a Compliant Fed

In August, consumer prices jumped again. CPI clocked in at 2.9% year-over-year, and the so-called “core” inflation, which ignores your grocery bill and gas tank, hit 3.1%. But instead of tightening the monetary screws, the Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates. Why? Because they’re not in the business of protecting your purchasing power. They’re in the business of keeping the regime solvent.

Let’s get something straight: the Federal Reserve’s “dual mandate”—price stability and maximum employment—is a fraud. What they really care about is making sure the federal government can keep borrowing at rock-bottom rates, no matter how much it spends or how much it debases the currency.

And don’t kid yourself that this is about helping Main Street. This is about bailing out Wall Street, keeping zombie corporations afloat, and juicing asset prices for the ultra-wealthy while the rest of us drown in a sea of inflation. Gold, Bitcoin, the S&P 500—all are frothing at the top, and the Fed is about to pour more gasoline on the fire.

A Monetary Mirage

What Powell and his merry band of academic arsonists will tell you is that this is a “necessary risk” to keep the economy growing. That inflation is just a temporary side-effect of otherwise benevolent policy. But this is fiction.

More easy money won’t create real jobs. It creates distortions, bubbles, and lies. Employers see funny money sloshing around and mistake it for genuine demand. They hire based on false signals. Then comes the hangover. Layoffs. Bankruptcies. Bailouts. Rinse, repeat.

And yet, every time the music stops, the solution is the same: print more money, cut more rates, and pretend the problem wasn’t created by central planning in the first place.

The Real Victims: You

While Wall Street feasts on free liquidity, regular Americans are being bled dry. Housing? Unaffordable. Savings? Eroding. Wages? Outpaced by prices. Your dollars buy less every year, but the Fed won’t stop until we’re all serfs in a cashless, centrally-controlled dystopia.

And here’s the kicker: this isn’t just about inflation. This is about control.

By manipulating interest rates, the Fed enables the government’s addiction to debt. We’re staring down the barrel of a $40 trillion national debt. Over $9 trillion needs to be refinanced soon—and Washington can’t afford real market rates. So the Fed is forced to play enabler, suppressing yields and ensuring that the Treasury’s Ponzi scheme can keep rolling.

This isn’t capitalism. This is monetary fascism—a marriage of big government and big banks, sanctioned by unelected bureaucrats and paid for by your shrinking paycheck.

What Needs to Happen (But Won’t)

If the Fed had even a shred of integrity, it would end its asset purchases, let interest rates rise, and allow the market to clean out two decades of financial rot. Prices would fall. Savings would mean something again. Housing might even become affordable for actual working people.

But that won’t happen. Because the ruling class—the regime, the Fed, the banking cartel—can’t afford it. So instead, they’ll keep pushing easy money, suppressing rates, and stoking inflation until the whole rotten system implodes.

What You Can Do

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Because when the Fed finally breaks the system for good, the only ones left standing will be the ones who saw it coming.

Derek Wolfe out.