>>113933
Here are the options IMHO:
-Gold standard. Infinitely better than what we have now, but vulnerable to legal theft and/or funging of the gold which backs the currency. Plus, this theft has probably already happened, so we would have no gold to back our currency, and the Rothschilds would just swoop in and buy America for cheap. The gold went from Ft. Knox to the Fed, and from there through a tunnel to the old JP Morgan building across the street, and from there to the Rothschilds, the Chinese, etc. All perfectly legal, thanks to (((you know who))).
-Gold coins + notes based on Real Bills, which can be changed into gold after a certain amount of time. 6 months is short enough to keep the system honest but long enough to allow credit to work its way through the supply chain and emerge as a finished product. We used a system like this before the Fed. I think it is the best option. Maybe it could be done with a silver standard if there is no gold.
-Greenbacks. Unbacked interest-free money which the government spends into the economy to raise money for itself, and to facilitate trade. The Rothschilds are thought to have killed Lincoln over this. It also worked pretty well for Hitler in the 1930s. The problem is that it offers savers no protection from greedy or overly ambitions governments- and those are the norm.
-Abolish legal tender laws and allow the free market to determine what money is. Advantage is that the Fed's money will dwindle to nothing and this will cause chaos and destroy most of the bloated government, leading to greatly increased freedom in the long run. Disadvantage is that the transition will take a while and during this time you would have a bunch of normies thinking the old system was better. Also, the atrophied Fed would still exist, like Sauron, waiting to make a comeback.
Implementing the first three of these would require abolishing the Fed. It should be as simple as sending in the Marines but when kikes are involved, nothing is ever simple. If we had to do it in accordance with current law, I think there is already a provision somewhere that allows the US to buy back the stock of the Federal Reserve for some nominal amount. The problem is that the Fed effectively buys our government so that it has never even considered using this option. As for debts owed to the Fed, they could be legally paid back with a single $20 trillion coin issued by the US Treasury. Smug Trump and Make America Great Again must be on the coin.
I also like the idea of seizing the assets of Soros and the Rothschilds (including sending in the Marines to get the gold) and using this to MAGA. It would lessen the inflationary shock.