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A recurring theme in Griffin’s insights is that the idea of "honorable government" issuing fiat money is a myth. Governments, by their very nature, tend towards tyranny because they have the power to enforce laws and control the monetary system. Griffin argues that true liberty depends on a limited government tasked solely with protecting individual rights—lives, liberty, and property—rather than governing in a broad, intrusive manner.
He criticizes the modern political landscape, highlighting how the judiciary, executive, and legislative branches have been compromised and now serve the interests of these financial elites. Courts infringe on constitutional rights, and legislative acts often serve to entrench power rather than protect the people.