The Fed’s Monetary Arson Torched U.S. Industry—Now It’s Our Turn to Rebuild Without Them

This Was No Accident—It Was a Controlled Demolition Let’s not sugarcoat this: the American industrial economy didn’t collapse by accident—it was dismantled by design. What happened to U.S. manufacturing wasn’t the result of market forces alone. It was the culmination of decades of central bank sabotage, backstopped by the idiotic idea that prosperity can be printed out of thin air. Since 2007, the U.S. has added zero real growth to its manufacturing base. Meanwhile, the Fed has conjured nearly $6 trillion in fake liquidity, flooding financial markets while leaving the real economy to rot. That’s not just failure—it’s a betrayal. And it was all justified under the banner of “stimulus” and “full employment,” while factories shuttered and foreign competitors took…