Absolutely 100% untrue.

The Fed constantly and carefully monitors inflation, employment, the size of the workforce, and other key indicators. They often cite this data in their press conferences. Claiming otherwise is WILDLY inaccurate and (intentionally?) misleading.

You state that you're not an economist and then begin to confidently state things are simply untrue.

The Fed is not "determined to wreck the economy". Quite the opposite; the likelihood of recession is now half what it was a year ago, due entirely to the Fed's measured interest rate hikes.

Taxing the rich, as well as forcing corporations to pay their taxes is a great idea and long overdue. But taking rich people's money won't affect inflation, employment, or consumer prices.

You correctly note that prices rarely come down, but you fail to recognize/understand that raising interest rates is intended to lower inflation in order to prevent people from becoming accustomed to the new "normal" and demanding pay raises, which in turn will fuel more inflation.

Perhaps you should stick to writing about things you understand.