Money Creation and Banking Solutions

2009-05-09T06:55:00.000-07:00

Countries are going bankrupt all around the globe. Orchestrated of course. The International Banking Cartels are taking every last penny, every last bit of property and finally they will own you outright when you need to eat. Then we will truly be slaves, when we graft for food. When we are forced to sell our souls for a loaf of bread.

So we all know that the current Central Bank, IMF, World Bank, privately run or owned corruption racket has to go. We've read all the stuff and watched all the videos and have a pretty good idea of what we don't want. Or at least who we don't want to run the show. But what about a system of transaction (money) that we do want? Who will create it? How will it operate? How will it be backed? Do we even want money?

One solution could be to simply outlaw usury? This would solve nearly all the problems our current system harbors. If no one could make money (interest) from lending and creating money out of thin air (chuckles at the insanity) doesn't that immediately cut off the head of the beast? It would not be profitable any longer to trade in money. This is not a new idea at all. Central banks and interest payments are what the banking elite are forcing on other countries as we speak. The banking elite need new markets. Once you have exorbitant loan interest for the property you buy or the business you start you are vulnerable and at the mercy of those banks who can call in that loan, sell it on or take your property from you.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury

It is this relatively new way of trading in money that makes it far more important than it really has to be. This is how it becomes a tool of power and control. Not money in itself but the buying and selling of it at exorbitant and crippling interest rates.

If we are to succeed in bringing the banking elites to their knees we need to back a solution or two. Taking back the power to create our own money is the first step to rid these boys of their power.

Here are some ideas to think about. The current system is being brought down only to be replaced by the same but now international system which they will tell us its new, different, a change! Our only 'hope'. Its not and we need to be thinking of alternative solutions:

Monetary Reform Party
http://moneyreformparty.blogspot.com/2009/04/why-money-reformers-are-cranks.html

Libertarian Party UK
http://lpuk.org/pages/manifesto/economy/monetary-reform.php

Local Exchange and Trading Systems
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_Exchange_Trading_Systems

Community Banking
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credit_Union

The problem is not money itself but who has the power to create it, how that is managed, what it is backed by and whether what it is backed by, is something that can be hoarded, manipulated and used as ransom over people. So even if we are to take back the control of the money supply we still have to think carefully about how we are going to run the system and what is going to back it. Please bear in mind, gold, resources, goods in general can all be controlled. Food, technology, you name it. Even without cash these things can be hoarded for their own power and used against us. That is why I am not in favor of a gold backed currency. Who owns the gold?

So can a currency be backed by value added to a community? Whether that is by injecting additional money into the system when new individuals are born, or when infrastructure is added to the community, roads, bridges etc, or when economic migrants come here, or anything that adds VALUE. For that we need to see that human beings are more valuable than precious metals. If we back a currency by how many people there are in society, instead of how much gold we have, the measure of success is by how many people want to live here, we transfer value from money to the individual.

Take a look at LETS scheme, with a made up currency that is used to trade goods. Sound familiar? Only there is no system of debt and interest. You can only keep the people in the system if the system is useful to them, if it is not they will join another system. Get my drift? A small amount of extra money is added to the pot each time a new member joins, to get them started and trading and thus injecting new life into the society. It invigorates it and the value is placed on the new member not just on the cash they have. By putting value on the individual it allows for a corresponding growth in the economy.

So money is not evil, evil banking interest charging elites are. Money is simply a form of transaction, which could be based on a system of trust, recognizing the value of people over resources and one where usury has no place. Why would we need to borrow money anyway? In a LETS system we just go into the red but with no harsh penalties just some gentle encouragement to balance it out. It seems to work. Trust the individual. We love it and generally we come shining through. If not who cares, its no longer such an issue. Its just numbers on a transaction sheet!

Otherwise Credit Union banking can provide low interest loans for individuals. A local system that works well. We already have working solutions that could be taken up by our government instead of them trying to constantly hide the fact that we were sold out a long time ago and have become slaves to the bankers/debt/interest merry go round. Credit Unions work on a system of trust rather than a credit check or ability to pay scenario. Loans can get bigger in size as the smaller ones get paid off. We earn trust from the lender.

Banking practices are the problem not individuals, not money itself. The people who own the system make the rules. Isn't it time we changed those people and those rules?

Lets, no pun intended, reclaim control of the monetary system and replace it with something a lot more user friendly instead.

The answers to this life are more simple than we think.
Hopefully some food for thought.

2009-05-03T10:17:00.000-07:00

The system is set up and run on a hierarchy of abuse. When the police have the power to stop, search, question and generally intimidate, this is never a good thing. However having traveled extensively I appreciate that the police force here is mild in comparison to other countries but then State control and government databases are bigger here. There has ALWAYS existed some form of hierarchy. Religious, Governmental or the Monarchy, they share the power base depending on the fashion at the time in the country, which is also manipulated. So whatever form our hierarchy takes it is not safe to have so much power in the hands of so few. This leads me back to Anarchy as the most viable 'system' of human existence. However a Libertarian government would at least be there to protect the rights of the individual from others and start to reverse the process from a system of control and oppression to one of individual freedom, truth, trust, justice and respect. What say ye. Anarchy or Libertarian Government?

2009-04-28T04:26:00.000-07:00

Black strikes me as a bit dark! Hey we live in dark times! So a quick overview of my politics, theories and hope for revolution. I have worked in the field of domestic and sexual violence for the last few years and I have seen the dark side of life.

Tyrannical government reminds me of tyrannical husbands. Making you dependent, putting you down, threatening you with incarceration over petty misdemeanors, keeping you poor, making all the rules without asking and then getting angry when you question them or attempt to disobey them, fucking with your head, keeping you insecure and making you believe there is some threat to destabilize you, terrorists, flu pandemic, other women. Basically creating an atmosphere of fear and insecurity in order to maintain control.

Crisis reaction solution. End result Stockholm Syndrome! Scared to live without the oppressors - defending them, protecting them if necessary, being in love with them. The struggle to empower women to leave their abusive husband is hard enough. Convincing 60 million Britons to leave their government behind is not going to be an easy task. The powers that be have done a good job on us for hundreds of years, to the point where despite being a free thinking, feminist, Libertarian who has struggled with the notion of government for most of my adult life, I still have smacks of panic sometimes at the thought of anarchy! And I promote it! Or at least I promote some small form of government. I do appreciate we have a lot of vulnerable people in this country who possibly couldn't fend for themselves in any kind of environment other than the welfare/wage slave prison they know and love.

2009-04-25T10:07:00.000-07:00

Next move in my strategy.

http://lpuk.org/

Please join.

2009-03-30T07:17:00.000-07:00

Hello everyone. Will be right back :)

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Money Creation and Banking Solutions