The Monetary System IS More Evil Than What We Have Been Told

in #hive-1503292 years ago

It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, i believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning - Henry Ford

This quote from Henry Ford kinda understates what would happen.

The proper level of anger towards banksters should be something like Hitler x10!
That we allows these parasites to exist can only be explained by:
"We don't know how bad the banking system is"
   AND
"We are beaten down so much that we do not feel we can do anything about it"

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They do not make money out of thin air!

From people who know a little bit about the banking system, they will often say, the banks make money out of thin air. And although it is pretty close to true, i would say instead, that the banksters do not make the money out of thin air, they STEAL a penny from everyone with a dollar near them.

The bank makes a loan for $1000. 100,000 people just had a penny stolen.

And this is where the lack of math and financial literacy makes everyone complacent.
"It's just a penny"
"Look, see? I still have my dollar" (just its value is now 99¢)

And, if the banks did this only one time, it might be ok.
Its an easy price to pay to get someone a loan so they might build something better.

But it happens over and over.

To where our dollar is now worth about 2¢.

And the banksters not only kept this money they stole, but got someone to continually pay them for the theft.

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The banks can't even make an honest contract

Most people believe that when they go to the bank to get a home loan, the bank lends them money, and they put up the house as collateral.

So, something given, something gained, and a contract to repay the money.

But this is not what happens.
You see, the bank doesn't have any money to lend.
So, things go about in a different order, and who gives what will shock most people.

  1. The seller gives the house to the bank.
  2. The bank now having asset on their balance sheet, can create a debit in the same amount.
  3. The buyer signs a promissory note worth a million pennies and gives it to the bank
  4. The buyer promises to pay, every month, a certain amount.
  5. The bank steals a million pennies and gives it to the buyer.
  6. The bank gives a million pennies to the buyer
  7. The buyer gives the million pennies to the seller.
  8. The bank sells the promissory note for a million pennies.
  9. The bank collects payment every month.

As you can see, the bank gets a house AND a promissory note AND a promise to pay
The seller got the price of the house paid to them.

The bank never gave any consideration for the contract.
So, the contract the bank made is null and void.
(This has been argued and proven in court)

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The central banks abuse their power

Give me control of a nation's money, and I care not who makes its laws. ~Mayer Amschel Bauer Rothschild

It has been said that all wars are bankster's wars.
Or, in the words of one Rots-child, "If my sons did not want this war, I am sure that it would not exist"

Wars take money. Without the banks, most wars would never happen.


These banksters control the booms and the busts.

With their power they drive the little guy out of business and then sell it to the next starry eyed entrepreneur.

This used to be a common tactic:

  1. The farmer gets a loan to purchase a farm.
  2. The bank waits for a turn in the weather.
  3. The farmer fails to pay the loan.
  4. The bank gets the farm.
  5. repeat

The wait for you to fail, and then retrieve their capital.
And if they are tired of waiting, they will cause and financial crisis.

Through expanding and contracting monetary liquidity, the banksters have a huge control on the economy.

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The bankster bribe everyone

Through having all the money in the world, they buy people to do what they want.

Many have said that the govern-cement is bought and paid for,
but it is really worse than that.

People who don't take bribes do not get elected.
This includes, and specifically applies to those who control the counting of the votes.

It is not by accident that one shady company provides the software and voting machines for a good percentage of America and the world.

The smartest people are given VERY good salaries to do everything BUT actually help mankind.

  • Figure out how to blow up people easier
  • Figure out how to rig the markets better
  • Figure out how to track and manipulate people better
  • Figure out how to get people to pay for what they have always had for free
  • Run secret research down in Antarctica, tell no one

The banksters own the govern-cements, own the bureaucracy, own the police, own the media...

Not ever, for sure, but enough people in key places that what they want gets done.

It is high time we take away their control of the money.

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https://www.federalreserve.gov/faqs/currency_12771.htm

A 100usd bill costs .17usd to create.
That is a 99.83usd profit on every bill.
No a bad margin, if you can get it.

Coins are bought at face value.
Every dollar of coins in your jar is one dollar out of the banksters' pockets.
IF everybody got 100usd of coins they would be on the ropes, imo.
Maybe they would miss some margin calls.

They can just paper those over... until metals become to scarce.
I did talk some people into collecting and keeping coinage.
But they haven't crashed yet.

Today i tell people to buy silver
and keep a stash of cash on hand, not in the bank.

(most of the comex contracts say something like, if you cannot be provided the material, you can just be paid in dollars. And they can print those)

Scrap value for nickels and pre-1983 pennies is higher than face value.
http://coinapps.com/base-metal/coin/calculator/
So, grabbing nickels before they get debased like the pennies should be a good strategy.
Especially if the frn collapses and the new dollar gets back its purchasing power.
Then, as treasury money, they should ride right along.

Well, it is getting harder to find copper pennies and nickel nickels.

If you want to spend the time you can collect them.
Not sure if it will help you or not.
Not sure if it will help the people against the banksters or not.

Its a lot of weight to keep around, and it is not legal to melt them.

It's not legal to melt them in the united snakes,...
I like that my savings are too much work for most thieves to carry off.
Just one more basket for the eggs.

Thanks for the info @builderofcastles .. No limit to their evil, it seems..

I am sure there is a limit to evil... like 100% evil... but i haven't seen it, and do not want to test that theory.

But really, they put people in a game where the slowest WILL lose, and call it fair.
We should not be playing a game where housing is concerned.

biggest scam is usury which the Jews forbid on their own people.

It's a strange system that to me seems like can work as long as you get way more people in the ponzi and people continue to be a gear in their system or at least the vast majority of them.

It starts to run out of steam though because a time like right now it is so hard for people to meet Maslow's Hierarchy of basic needs.

So more people sort of revolt against the system. Theft is running rampant in a lot of cities. People will undoubtedly be looking to grow more of their own food and start existing more outside the system.

They will seemingly benefit to an extent where people start hitting eject and existing partially outside the system or leaving the country.

It's a tough thing to really gauge because we have fairly comfortable lives, nice cars, super computers in our pockets, the ability to take cheap flights sometimes at a rate cheaper than it would be to drive which always blows my mind but then in other respects we don't really have as much. And that might be as simple as clean drinking water and a reasonable ability to have a family.

I believe the word here is "fragile"

Our lives are extremely fragile. A little loss or set back in life can have one living on the streets in short order. And people are recognizing that.

And the "safety net" isn't really there, like the dumbocraps say it is.
I paid tons into "unemployment tax", but when i got unemployed they didn't even pay enough to cover my tiny house payment.

Have a car to drive to work, to pay for the house and the car, to drive to work...
The trifecta, losing any of which destroys your life.

And then, we have all this "stuff" which is mostly very cheap crap.
Even our computers are crap, as they have so many flaws and bugs.
And our items not only own us, they keep track of us and report us to the gov't.

So, if an average person stops and takes stock of their position.
They own nothing of real value.

And, even if they saved, if it wasn't in the high risk stock market, their money has been eaten away by inflation.

Yeah, most people are on borrowed time. They are like little mini US Governments running around trying to kick the can down the road to the next day.