I think we’re getting into conspiracy theory here. You’re arguing that $fact, and the only way $not-fact is argued is propaganda. This means any person who might have a reason to argue for $not-fact is by default a propagandist. There’s no productive conversation to be had from this.

The productive part is realizing you've been flim-flammed. There's no other explanation for the government narrative to completely avoid the truth. Every fiat money government does this - it's not a conspiracy, it's just that it's in their best interests to blame inflation on speculators rather than their own profligate printing of money.

I've presented many facts to support this. Economists know it, too. Study it and you'll see for yourself.

Another part of the flim-flam is the government is always trying to promote the idea that inflation is good for the economy. Read their explanations. It's all nonsense.

Right but it is government spending beyond that nation's means that is the root cause.

The Greek debt crisis was a great example of this, since they couldn't directly control the printing of the Euro, they were forced instead to siphon money directly out of citizen bank accounts to service the national debt.

You could imagine the same thing happening with a nation on a gold standard. In fact the US did something similar in requiring all citizens to deposit their gold holdings. Inflation of a fiat currency is just one of the many ways in which governments can 'tax' citizens to pay for government spending.