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Inflation Isn’t Caused by Greed—It’s Engineered by Policy

EDITOR'S NOTES

Inflation is not some random act of nature or the inevitable result of greedy corporations—it is the direct consequence of decades of reckless monetary expansion. The mainstream media may parrot the idea that rising prices are due to corporate profits, but that’s a distraction designed to protect the real culprit: central banks and their money printers. In my article today, I dig into why the money supply—not the boardroom—is to blame for the rising cost of living, and what this means for your savings, your purchasing power, and your financial sovereignty in the years ahead.

Eric Blair Nov 4, 25

Central Banks Are the True Architects of Inflation

The average American didn’t ask for the Federal Reserve to create trillions of new dollars out of thin air. But they’re the ones paying the price for it—literally. Every dollar printed to "stimulate" the economy is a dollar that dilutes the value of your savings, your paycheck, and your retirement fund. The real cause of rising prices isn’t on Wall Street or in corporate boardrooms. It’s in Washington D.C., where unelected central bankers expand the money supply and create artificial demand by flooding the system with cheap credit.

The Corporate Greed Narrative Is a Convenient Lie

Blaming inflation on corporate greed is like blaming wet sidewalks for the rain. Yes, businesses set prices. But consumers ultimately decide whether or not to pay them. Profits have existed as long as markets have—but runaway price increases only happen when something deeper is broken. That “something” is the value of the currency itself. As the article from Mises Wire clearly shows, inflation is a monetary event, not a market failure. Politicians and media outlets promote the greed narrative because it gives them political cover while the real damage goes unchecked.

Price Controls Will Make It Worse, Not Better

Whenever inflation starts biting, governments reach for the same failed playbook: price controls. These only serve to punish smaller producers, create shortages, and destroy the natural feedback mechanisms that keep supply and demand in balance. Price signals exist for a reason. Interfering with them doesn’t lower costs—it kills production and leads to rationing. The last time we saw this on a wide scale was in the 1970s. It didn’t end well then, and it won’t end well now.

How to Fight Back: Real Assets, Real Protection

If you want to keep your head above water, you can’t sit in fiat savings accounts earning less than inflation. You need hard assets—gold, silver, and cryptocurrencies that can’t be devalued by bureaucrats or central bankers. You also need information: the kind you won’t find in mainstream financial news. That’s why I urge every reader to grab a copy of Bill Brocius’ free guide, 7 Steps to Protect Your Account from Bank Failure. It lays out real-world steps to shield your wealth from the next financial domino to fall.

The Bottom Line: Inflation Is Theft in Slow Motion

What we’re living through isn’t a series of economic “accidents”—it’s a deliberate policy regime built to siphon value from those who save and reward those who spend, borrow, and speculate. This system is unsustainable. You can either play by its rules and watch your purchasing power evaporate—or you can opt out. The first step is understanding the truth. The next step is preparing for what comes after.

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