Audit the FED is back!!

Don't get your hopes up. They all benefit from what the fed does and will lose their jobs if they vote for it. Corruption at it's finest.

Agreed. It is not likely. However, someday by some means this con game will end. I'd just rather it be sooner than later.

The house bill was just passed 333 - 92! That's a wider margin than back in 2012!

Now watch for movement on SB 209, which has 30 cosponsors.

the Redcoats will burn down the White House again

What's funny about this is that throughout most of his career Harry Reid has campaigned on this very issue, but when it's sponsored by republicans he's suddenly not interested in the legislation.

They have had plenty of time to stock up on gold plated tungsten bars.

The audit will only mean something if the bars are checked thoroughly.

yep, they will pass this bill and the FED will be audited because the FED is BANKRUPT....they will have no choice but to end the FED; and what's more, the FED probably ASKED to be audited because they need a "graceful" ending, by congress doing the deed. Believe me; i have inside info, the Federal Reserve Board is history.....they money they have is stolen money; and that money must be returned to the rightful owner....as ordered by a federal judge.....

the truth will be known; congress auditing the Fed is just a matter of course to end the federal reserve.

the Fed has gold and all the federal reserve banks have kept the price of gold low so people would sell their gold and the banks buy it up cheap....once the fed is abolished, i look for gold to sky rocket, so as the banks have money to cover their gazillion derivatives that they hold (selling naked shorted shares of stock which they have to pay for)

buy gold and hold on for the ride, the winner of this race will be the one with the most gold! Don't sell your gold to the bankrupt banks.....starve them, goldman sachs and the rest of the fed banks deserve to die for all the fruad they commit everyday in their rigged stock market which they control.

Details on H.R. 24:

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