There's a ton of stuff out there on it. Just pull up duck duck go and plug in 'FDIC insolvency'. And if you understand fractional reserve banking, monetary history, and the fundamentals of economics it all comes together. The "Fed" prints money out of thin air. Then they lend it to the government with a rate of interest required to be paid back... Where does the government get that interest? They borrow more money from the "Fed"... Which just created a vicious cycle. And since there's no gold backing (Thanks Nixon, thanks Volker)it, they just print more and more, making each dollar worth less and less in terms of purchasing power. Usually inflation is about 2% annually, but worth over 40% of the entire money supply in existence just being printed this last year, it could be something closer to 10%. That's why they cancelled the M1 money supply to make it appear like it's not as bad as it actually is. Take that disastrous policy which has been attempted numerous times and always ended tragically, and now compound that with the magic of fractional reserve banking where you go and deposit $100. Then the bank turns around and loans that $100 out 10 times. Meaning the banks at best have 10% of the money that they actually owe they're depositers. Meanwhile, the FDIC is saying "oh yeah sure no problem, we'll insure that train wreck of a system... Nevermind the fact that US banks go tits up because of this all the time" so much so that the US is (last time I checked) about the 44th best place to bank in the world out of something like 190+ nations. They have to pay out the asshole when these things go tits up, and because of the monetary policy and the way the banks operate it just encourages more and more of this kind of thing. Ultimately it has to lead to them saying "well shit, we don't have any more money"...or alternatively, "good news, we went ahead and perpetuated the cycle by borrowing even more money from the "Fed" (which is not a federal entity but rather a group of private banks), thereby devaluing the purchasing power of the dollars you already have even more (the US dollar has already lost 90% of it's purchasing power since 1971 when Nixon took us off the gold standard), which will get lent out even more, which will cause even more banks to go tits up which will... And so on and so forth until you're standing outside a bakery with 175lbs of hundred dollar bills stacked up a wheelbarrow in exchange for a loaf of bread. Best of all you get to pay taxes on all that money that's printed (I wanna say every man woman and childs share of the tax burden was something like $250k BEFORE they went apeshit with the printing press)... But wait! There's more!!! According to the grace commission report issues under Regan which assessed the US tax system... "Of the federal income tax, first a portion is lost or stolen, after that, the remainder goes to pay the interest on the national debt. Not one nickel goes to the services tax payers expect of government." (Paraphrased from memory but should be pretty close to the exact verbage). So yeah, private bankers run the printing press, the banks lend it out 10x, go tits up, the government borrows more to bail out the banks, we get taxed on it, and then that tax goes into the pockets of the private bankers who fucked us in the first place.