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The Global Economy

The financial system we all live under today is simply backed by the people’s credit. There is no other backing. It’s not backed by gold or any other precious material. The currency we all exchange and work for today is simply a currency that is created by a group of people that preside over it. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could create the money that people work for and spend? Wouldn’t it be nice if you could print money on your printer at home, loan it to the government, and then demand payment back from the government with interest. This is exactly what goes on today, and although the government is trillions of dollars in debt, it continues to pay back the debt with interest through your tax dollars. Your tax dollars of course is created from the work that you perform. You work for the Federal Reserve. The money you work for and spend is nothing but monopoly money. It is just currency that can take the form of either electronic points or a printed paper dollar bill. It is accepted by other central banks in other countries at an exchange rate. These other central banks are affiliated with the Federal Reserve and its member banks.

Is there anything wrong with this system? My opinion is not completely. What is wrong with it is that it is a privately owned entity. Some people will say, “No it isn’t. George Bush chose the new chairman of the federal board. So it must be affiliated with the government.” This isn’t exactly how it is. George Bush is presented with a list of people that the board of governors of the Federal Reserve chose to pick from. So they have already been selected. George only picked from the list he was given. Getting back to the question, the system of backing the money with the people’s credit is fine, but only if the system is truly owned by the government. Therefore, the government does not have to charge itself interest on money that is printed up and loaned out. A more sound monetary system could be in operation free of the control and corruption that exists within it today.

So the fact of the matter is, stop looking at the green bills in your wallet like they are gold. In reality, they are truly no more worth than the paper the bills are printed on. The whole system is based on the fact that 99.99999999% of people in America do not know nor understand where our money supply really comes from which enables them to freely accept it as currency. As long as people of a society universally recognize and accept something as currency, then it is currency. That is the complete backbone of the entire system.

What this all means is that there are people walking this earth today that are members of families that own this monopoly system. These people have never worked a day in their lives. You work for them. They live on top of society and are served by society. They are the true royal families that live abroad globally. The only difference is that these royal families are not publicaly known. So you would never know any of them if you walked passed one of them on the street. And it is this way for a reason.

So here is my own prediction. It will probably be well beyond all of our lifetimes, but eventually the human race, with its ever growing wisdom that develops collectively over the decades and centuries, will eventually as a whole understand and be able to grasp the true reality of the global economy. People will lose interest in it and refuse to accept it any longer. Once this happens, the parasite will fall from its host and wither way instantly. The system will eventually fail and it will become a written chapter within a history book on how the modern humans once preyed on one another. The human race will intellectually evolve into another new world. The economical system we have today will be looked back upon by future generations the same way we look back on the cavemen and the way they lived thousands of years ago. We are still cavemen today compared to how the distant future generations will live. We are only living in a tiny spec of time.

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