The Emperor's Clothes Cost Twenty Dollars: This book is about the difference between Federal Reserve Notes and honest money
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In The Emperor's Clothes, Lloyd Darland explains how the Federal Reserve works to steal your money through inflation, and he describes the fraud and illegalities of the Federal tax system. He uses easy-to-understand analogies, simple language and a little bit of history to make his case that the U.S. government has committed what he calls megafraud on the American people.























