How does money effect society?

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Answer How the monetary system came to b

This is a very complex answer, and I wish that you had phrased it a little differently. All money in the United states is controlled by a foreign banking entity called "the Federal Reserve" It's called that, so that people of the US don't become suspicious of the foreign markets and banks that now control the US. This was not always so. In the 20's foreign banks became heavily invested in our Stock Market, and in concert, pulled all their investments out at once, collapsing the market, The idea was, to gain control of money in the US. By gaining control of money, these banks could dictate interest rates, credit, and who gets it, plus influence legislation, and foreign policy of the US, by having a strangle hold on the government and it's people. President Franklin Roosevelt on March 9,1933 had to sign the US into receivership (bankruptcy) as a result of these bankers. The only president with the guts to try to reverse this situation was JFK, who authorized the printing of 450 Billion dollars of United States Notes (Notes backed by the labor of the American people) to supplant the illegal Federal Reserve Notes. These Federal Reserve Notes are property of these foreign banks, and were substituted for the lawful currency (gold and silver certificates) when Roosevelt signed all of it over. JFK recognized this, and would have had the country completely out of debt in 3 to 4 years. But this was the true reason he was murdered.