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December 23, 1913. President Wilson signs the Federal Reserve Act. Over the next 110 years, this institution presides over the Great Depression, the Great Inflation, the 2008 Financial Crisis, and unprecedented monetary expansion. The question isn't whether these were accidents—it's whether the same pattern repeating every time reveals the actual mechanism.

This investigation traces the documented six-stage cycle operating across every major crisis since 1913: Expand money supply → inflate asset prices → suddenly contract credit → trigger crash → banks buy distressed assets cheap → government bailouts socialize losses. Same mechanism. Same beneficiaries. Different decade.

💬 Why Watch This
This isn't conspiracy theory. This is pattern recognition from Federal Reserve data and historical records. Milton Friedman documented the Fed allowed money supply to contract 30% from 1929-1933, converting recession into depression. The Fed deliberately raised rates to 20% in 1981, triggering recession to break inflation it created. Money supply increased 40% from 2020-2022, directly preceding 9% inflation.

The pattern shows wealth systematically transferring from currency holders to asset holders during crashes. During the Great Depression, Morgan and Rockefeller interests bought failed banks cheap. During 2008, JP Morgan bought Bear Stearns for $2/share (was $170), bought Washington Mutual's $300 billion in assets for $1.9 billion, while receiving bailouts.

Understanding this requires no conspiracy beliefs—just observing documented patterns in Federal Reserve meeting minutes, FRED money supply data, asset price charts, and historical records of who bought distressed assets during each crash.

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