Trump is liberating the US from the central banking system

WHEN he entered the political arena a decade ago, Donald Trump made it clear that he intended to break the power of the Federal Reserve central banking system, which has become an economic manipulator exceeding its mandate at the expense of the sovereign rights of the people.

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Not surprisingly, globalist economist Mushtak Parker (September 5) is in meltdown as Trump implements his intentions. Contrary to Parker's claim, the Federal Reserve is not enshrined in the US constitution.

Monetary matters involving regulating commerce, borrowing money, the issuing of currency and regulating its value are the responsibility of Congress as specified in section 8 of Article I of the constitution. But a key aspect of that role was partially usurped by the establishment of the Federal Reserve in 1913.