Wednesday, February 4, 2026

International Public Notice: What Federal Reserve?

 By Anna Von Reitz

The petrodollar is dead.  The BRICS silver-dollar settlement system is official.  

So, everyone will be able to settle payments in precious metal-backed currencies -- traditional national currencies.  

The BRICS move at their recent summit in Kazan, Russia, signals a return of half the world's population to a traditional monetary system.  The BRICS nations are doing this even though they already know the extreme difficulties posed by an inelastic monetary system. 

They are willing to accept those difficulties in preference to the arbitrary corruption and punitive caprices of the SWIFT system and Federal Reserve.  

The EU seizure of $130 Billion-worth of Russian capital investment as "sanctions" may have been the final symbolic straw.  

Everyone is sick of the US Corp and EU imposing "sanctions" --- arbitrary thefts based on political motives --  and will no longer trust their future and ability to conduct business to Brussels and DC. 

The temporary relaxation of tension provided by naming a new and hopefully better Federal Reserve Chairman won't change the trajectory away from the whole Federal Reserve system. 

Along with the "paper dollar" hegemony, you can kiss good-bye to the European Union and the United Nations in their present forms.

Let's please pause a moment and reflect that the Federal Reserve System and the SWIFT transfer monopoly are not and never were American.   

The Federal Reserve contracted with the British Territorial U.S. Congress to provide its services, and is itself a consortium of private banks that is otherwise not affiliated with anything "federal" at all.  

We like to say that it is as "federal" as Federal Express. 

Read that: one of our Federal Service Providers, a foreign Vendor, a Subcontractor of ours, cut a deal with a private bank consortium, and both have operated "under color" --- pretending to be American when they really aren't.  There are some American banks involved in the consortium, but that doesn't make it American. 

Together, these miscreants forced their Federal Reserve Notes on us, and forced us to trade in our silver dollars for their "Federal" I.O.U.s using legal tender laws and a one-to-one exchange rate published as part of the 1933 Emergency Banking Act.   

Of course, this was illegal, and they had to promise Mutual Offset Credit Exchange Exemptions in order to legalize it, but they never actually set up and provided access to a MOCEE program to provide the remedy to Americans, so it all remains illegal to this day.  

We were used as the storefront for their operations.  

Soon, people and nations will no longer be forced to trade their traditional national currencies for paper "dollars" and then use these pieces of paper to settle payments for goods and services.  

Transactions will be direct -- silver Kroner to gold Yuan, with no need to first "translate" into USD and then complete the transaction in USD and then, again, exchange USD back for Kroner and Yuan. 

The paper dollar and its SWIFT transfer monopoly acted as a middleman, nudging their way into every transaction and acting as a bottleneck in and a silent comptroller of the world financial and economic systems.   

Everyone had to buy these paper dollars in order to conduct business and everyone had to give up their gold and silver national currencies to buy these paper dollars or they couldn't buy oil.  

This unearned middleman position allowed the US Corp and the USA Corp to play crack the whip with every other economy in the world and created a great artificial demand for "US" currency.   

The BRICS silver settlement system will gradually put an end to this artificial demand and the fiat currency will flood the market as country after country dumps its "paper dollar" reserves -- simply because they won't need them to conduct business anymore.  

Americans are not necessarily aware of how this worked, nor the Greenbacks 1040 Bond Swindle that gave rise to it; but, Americans were strong armed and cheated like everyone else, as noted above, being forced to give up their silver dollars in inequitable exchange for "federal" I.O.U.s and Mutual Offset Credit Exchange Exemptions that never actually got organized and delivered to the public. 

The Kazan initiative is nothing new in the history of the world.  Gold has always been the traditional international currency, while silver currencies have been the status quo for domestic and routine commercial transactions for thousands of years before this.   

We, actual Americans, have always had gold eagles and silver dollars --- not paper dollars --- as our official national currencies, so it's no skin off our noses.  The increased use and demand for gold and silver currencies will skyrocket the value of our holdings of precious metals and our national currencies along with everyone else. 

That said, we wish to sound a warning. 

The reason that the crazy paper dollar system was adopted in the first place is that there isn't a sufficient supply of gold or silver to meet the currency demand posed by eight billion people and millions of active commercial corporations. Gold and silver-based monetary systems are "inelastic" which leads to craziness of its own.  

Imagine a little gold coin purportedly being "worth" two million dollars?  That's a "structural lie" in its own right, a figment of value created by the limited supply parameters of silver and gold commodities poised against the unlimited demand pressure of the world economy.   

The same problem applies to all physical commodity-based monetary systems.  Even if you set up a "basket" of commodities to back a currency, the fundamental inelasticity and limited supply of the chosen commodities relative to the need for a medium of exchange, would cause the same problem. 

Even the paper money system was straining to keep up.  That's why all the banks have been relentlessly pushing for "digital currencies".

Put simply, the banks are running out of products to sell.  

Money based on precious metals is inelastic; even as BRICS steps onto this familiar slippery slope, they are at a 1:8 demand ratio.  

Financial instruments representing monetized physical and non-physical assets of all kinds are relatively elastic and support a much larger world economy, but they are finite, too. 

The whole world is poised on the knife edge of this dilemma, a choice between hyperinflation of the fiat currencies, or hyperdeflation of the precious metals based currencies, and nobody outside top banks and Think Tanks seems to realize that neither of these systems is going to work. 

The bankers, who often believe their own lies, have been obsessing about this dilemma, caught between hyperinflation and hyperdeflation, and all they could come up with was -- there are too many people.  There is no form of money that people will believe in and that we can provide enough of..... if we cut the population in half, maybe, or cut it by two-thirds, we could come up with some kind of "sustainable" banking system.

The banks literally can't meet the demand of a world economy with eight billion people and millions of corporations without lapsing into craziness of the Dutch Tulip Mania kind.  They know this.  So their solution was to kill billions of innocents. 

It won't take long for people to look at a little one-tenth ounce gold coin and conclude that, nah, it isn't worth two million dollars, just like they are now looking at pieces of paper representing government debt and realizing that they are the government. 

The answer, the only practical answer, is to exercise the prepaid credit owed to the living people to extract and replace the "debt notes" owed by the corporate persons and corporations. The prepaid credit ledger opens up a logical and honest means to erase "National Debts" and opens up a stored credit resource that can tide people over the transition to a new concept of "money".  

It's easy to convince everyone that they are owed prepaid credit, because they can observe transactions using debt note currencies and come to this conclusion for themselves.  So prepaid credit is a financial product that people can believe in, and it will solve the hyperinflation problem by removing large quantities of debt notes from circulation-- assuming that Obama's counterfeiting operation and all the offshore printing presses can be shut down.  

The old precious metals monetary system can be used to meet part of world currency demands and can take part of the pressure off without sagging into valuation insanity, so long as the financial system is brought back online and under control using the prepaid credit option that is available to the land jurisdiction governments. 

We have the means to survive without hyperinflation or hyperdeflation, either one, but this brings forward an even more important topic.  Money, like religion, requires belief, and that should startle everyone reading this.  

If you don't believe in money, no matter what form it takes or what rationale is applied to it, it vanishes like smoke dissipating into the air. Suddenly, you look around, and ask --- what made gold so valuable?  Answer: your belief that it was so valuable.  

It is the same way with all forms of money, all forms of currency.  

Once you realize this, you also realize that the "medium of exchange" is arbitrary.  It doesn't matter if you use metal or plastic or glass beads or digits in a bank ledger.  It's your belief that these metal discs or plastic cards or glass beads or numbers on an account ledger "represent" the value of something else, that underlies both the monetary and the financial systems of the world. 

A little more thought brings you to the conclusion that all forms of money, all forms of financial instruments, all currencies, are bogus, and they all represent the same kind of unnecessary and arbitrary middleman as paper dollars in the petrodollar system.

You are translating strawberries into Federal Reserve Notes (or silver dollars), and then re-translating Federal Reserve Notes (or silver dollars) into beans.  So what?   

To make it worse, you are multiplying all the various kinds of gold and silver currencies and all the financial instrument currencies, and multiplying the number of these translations exponentially.  

All of this is centering around one other unheralded concept: ---payment, and payment is what?  Reward.  

Stand back and look at this the way that I, the Fiduciary, look at this. 

Mankind has unwittingly subjected itself to a behavioral modification program in which "payment" in the form of "money" is the reward for performance of labor or production of a commodity.   

People have been trained just like Pavlov's dog or a mouse in a maze. 

All this arguing about the "value" of a ruble versus the "value" of a dollar, plastic versus metal, paper versus metal, paper versus digits on a spreadsheet --- is all insane. 

Value, true value, has nothing to do with money, just like the rewards that shower down on us as "payment" have nothing to do with money or the form that money takes. 

The belief in money stands in the way of both payment and reward. It is an obstacle, not a facilitator, of trade.  

Money in whatever form, is an extra "product" added to every natural trade transaction, a product that is used as an encumbrance that cripples millions of people, and disproportionately rewards evil and cynical men who set themselves up as the producers and controllers of this thoroughly artificial commodity.  

Is money a necessity?  No.  It's only our belief in it that makes it necessary.   Are we "reduced" to a barter system without money?  Not necessarily.  We have the creativity to come up with other answers. We simply got sidetracked and indoctrinated and stopped looking for other answers. 

The behavioral modification protocol clamped down on us even as small children, and we literally learned to equate money with reward.

It is that unconscious, unexamined belief that money is the equivalent of reward, that keeps us seeking money and keeps us enslaved to the extra job of earning "enough money".

The shell game nature of this self-serving deception and manipulation should be apparent to anyone who stops to think about it for more than a fleeting moment.  It's not a matter of which money is good and which money is bad. 

The entire concept of money is built on a delusion induced by behavioral modification patterning. 

Once everyone realizes that money is a false paradigm, the search for truth becomes inevitable.  We have found means to transition everyone and float the boat, but ultimately, the entire concept of money is the problem to be faced. 

Notice to Principals is Notice to Agents; Notice to Agents is Notice to Principals. 

Issued by: 
Anna Maria Riezinger -- Fiduciary
The United States of America
In care of: Box 520994
Big Lake, Alaska 99652

February 4th 2026

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