Lawyer to Invoice Federal Reserve for $1 Million Inflation Refund


I just got back from visiting with my lawyer at Starbucks. She agreed to Invoice the U. S. Federal Reserve for $1 million on my behalf for inflation since I started working in 1982 at age 16.
According to the U.S. Inflation Calculator (usinflationcalculator.com), I experienced 153.8% price inflation over that time period. This translates to a negative impact upon my personal finances of at least $1 million.
This is a starting place, as I must also be compensated reasonable interest on that money and reimbursement in getting it back.
My lawyer and I agree and I should call off the dcfedfastuntodeath.blogspot.com for now and let the legal process work itself out.
I imagine this process will be much like the Jewish family members who sought out their art that was stolen by the Germans during WWII.
I'll still be going to D. C. August 23rd to pass out copies of the invoice to legislators.

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