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Good place to learn about fractional reserve banking?
Read The Creature From Jekyll Island
Mike Maloney on Youtube.
Hes a silver peddler but has good info about fractional reserve lending.
Fun Fact: under Trump and Covid, FRL was changed so that banks no longer need to hold even 10%. They can loan money with no reserves. Its one of a couple ways money is created.
Thank you very much. So in basically every country there is a "federal reserve" that is owned by the jews or what is that bank referred to?
There are two or 3 exceptions, maybe less now, but for the rest all countries have a central and/or rely on a central bank, and all central banks rely on fractional reserve banking, the federal reserve is a central bank. (european countries for instance, rely on the BCE/ECB, shot for European Central Bank, and also have their own central bank https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_bank#Statistics )
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional-reserve_banking#Central_banks
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_central_banks
https://www.bis.org/about/member_cb.htm?m=1%7C2%7C601
Now, are they all exclusively owned by jews? No.
If the jews didn't fuck around, how should money operate?
This question doesn't make much sense to me. "If people didn't fuck around, how should a tool operate"
A bank is a glorified safe. It's originally a third party you pay to safeguard your precious things, at a location it usually owns. Precious metals, jewels, bitcoins, seashells... Any item usually acting as a store of value they accept to safeguard for you essentially, that's what is a bank.
If banks were required to have in reserve 100% of what they lend, fractional reserve banking wouldn't be possible.
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