Renaissance 2.0: Lesson 6 (part 1 of 3) - Brightening the Future

[NAIVADA]

great videos.. speaking in depth of all the things that matter... but if I may bring a remark.. it's not easy to follow, for non english speaking people who can have a hard time understanding everything as the info and details are being worded really fast.

great job nevertheless. thx!

[Joker9588]

First of all, great job! In all yoou're videos. I've been searching in this subject of the system so to have an overall idea of the real mechanics of the system and you've been a great help:)

The Fed issues all the money and asks it back with interest, what happens to the money that is payed to'em?

Those trillions dollars of american debt are all owed to the Fed? If they get 1 trillion back where does it go? I'm saying this because it seems unrealistic that they keep all the money payed back.

[SilverRose09]

So what you are saying is that is coming first a deflationary period for 20 years and later the hyperinflation?

[cchessmaster]

This breaks down to, Neither a borrower nor lender be.

[Ah4b]

The rotation of the earth keeps it from collapsing? You should really recall some of your physics classes. The only objects in the universe likely to collapse are (big) stars, everything else is too small to collapse (too big to fail ;-) ).

If it was the earths rotation which kept it from collapsing, why isnt the earth flat when it only turns around one axis?

[councilonsper]

@Ah4b - I know. I know. :) originally planned to use the solar system but couldn't find a good pic so changed to earth at the last minute. oops.

[suutari13]

These guys in the pics are JEWS!

[gl0bal74]

Edison is not a good example..... perhaps Tesla would be better to cite as someone who put humanity before the dollar

[lexilicious74]

Aside from the "greenback", I'm wondering why Lincoln's name is in the "Humanity" list as it was his war (and the goal of his war) which changed the USA from a federation of independent states to a Nation State with administrative districts?

[BarringtonDailey]

@StarvingForTruth

Some of us just live in a naturally "anally retentive" state - we can't help it! For example, you're supposed to start a sentence with a capital letter and end it with a full stop.

[germaniajim]

fuck the jews

[germaniajim]

these morons on the comments page have totally missed your point, Who ffnn cares how he pronounces certain words, or the examples and their validity to certain analogies? He is talking about the giant jew behind the curtain,, and how we can all destroy that giant son of a bitch. Greenspan, Cherkoff, and other pricks need to be silenced , for good , or else they ll come back just like that cockroach you think you smashed, a parasite always climbs back , unless you kill him.

[suutari13]

@germaniajim

I couldn't agree more with you. There is so much evidence for the crimes of the eternal parasite but people have been conditioned by the jewish owned mainstream media to think that anything that shows the jew in a negative way regardless of evidence is anti semitic.

[BarringtonDailey]

Its just occurred to me that I may be being a jack-ass. I guess people who speak international English hear things differently. I hope you are not offended.

[BarringtonDailey]

You pronounce Centripetal and Centrifugal in the same way? You put the emphasis on the wrong parts of the words too. Emphasis the second "e", and the "u". The way you say it, it basically sounds like the same word.

Maybe this is just an Americanism, if so its not a good one. It makes the 2 words sound like each other which is bad for communication and is a kind of in-band distortion. They've become almost homophones.

[nephilangel]

We had LETS system here for a while i think folks still use it...It's about time and skills exchange. No instrumentation involved, no redundant middleman. Just skill share and working for each other for 'credits'.

Kindof like that cooperative community that human beings are by nature meant to be living as an intrinsic part of.

We don't NEED money, just each other and all that God gave us.

The fed moved on the LETS and tried to TAX it, HAAAA!!

Yep! not allowed to be independent of the owners.

[sophiah88]

The dichotomy between Jefferson & Hamilton is key to the downward spiral.

Hamilton was Jamaican Jew who held aliegences to Bankers of Britain & tried to tie Americas banking to bankers who controlled British Parliament, military, purse, since Cromwells patronage in mid 17th Cent. It was Andy Jackson who fended off the powerful attempt to take over Americas banks & kept them at bay until his death. "green backs" as " Reich marks" salvaged Germany from Weimar destruction, PEOPLE BACKED CURRENCY !

[salsoolo]

so what you're sayings that as along as people keep borrowing money, this evil system will remain forever?

[ouluvme2]

who is the narrator

[Empathy37]

An excellent exposition of the situation we face. I'm not sold on the concept of replacing one fiat currency (Reserve Notes) with another (Sovereign Money), however. Yes, the gold is currently primarily in the hands of the "Owners"... but if we were to strictly enforce a truly free market system, they would be unable to retain all of it indefinitely, as they would no longer hold the necessary influence to rewrite the rules of the market in their favor.

[Jokertattooo]

Absolutely five stars all.

[hughtub]

Of those 9 people shown at 4:00, their ethnicity is majority jewish (the last 3 Fed-Reserve chairmen: Bernanke, Greenspan and Volcker), Lloyd Blankfein (walking on right), Larry Summers (bottom left), not sure of the others (Paulson isn't jewish)... but right there of the 9, AT LEAST 5 are jewish, and they are what like less than 1% of the world's population? Quite a significant fact to omit.

[Re3volution]

As an experienced conspiracy theorist, you did a good job with this video. THe vortex metaphor is really good.

[councilonsper]

@Re3volution - it's not a metaphor, nor a theory.  it's the factual math of the debt-based monetary system.

[xantipathebest]

The "versus" are all.....

No surprise senator Lieberman wants to "regulate" Youtube.

hahaha

[RandomzBoy]

YOU HAVE NO PANCAKE MIX IN THERE!!!

[pinkjethrozepp]

You had me until you mentioned Edison as some pioneer for humanity. That guy was as much a money troll as the rest of the corporate elitists. Case and point: Edison vs. Tesla.

[councilonsper]

@pinkjethrozepp - I should've been more clear. Specifically, those people all addressed directly or indirectly the issue of usury and the avarice of those who control people's money. Whatever else they may or may not have been is irrelevant to me when it comes to this particular topic.

[pinkjethrozepp]

@councilonsper : Touche. 

[weareallanimals]

Inflation or deflation. When ever I get into a discussion about this issue, I like to be more common sense honest than semantically honest. In other words, I don't like semantics. It's like arguing if the duck is actually swimming to the other side or floating to the other side. I just want to know what side. I think what we are all wondering is will the dollar increasingly loose or gain in its purchasing power. Well, actually, I'm not wondering. Anyways, quack, quack, inflation, quack.

[charronfamilyconnect]

I can't wait to hear an answer to Davincij15 great questions below????

[davincij15]

Please explain how the federal government will not pay it's 107 trillion of promises and not bailout the states after bailing out the EU, thus causing the "deflation" of the money supply?

Please explain to me how a paper money system we will see food and energy prices go down? How will banks survive when prices of their collateral is lower than the debt? Please explain how the US gov can pay a 20% interest when their is no tax base and only entitlements?

[councilonsper]

@davincij15

- we don't really have a paper money system. we have an "electronic digit based on debt" money system. debt is collapsing, which means decrease in money supply (digits). the Ivy League team at Fed/Treasury which thinks its smarter and more powerful than non-state actors will be proven wrong.

- many banks won't survive...deflation means their assets (others' debt) collapse...JPM will expand its power

- your last question--I suspect austerity is coming. what goes around...

[davincij15]

@councilonsper

I don't think your assertions are correct. Here is why.

1. The banks have all intertwined their debt and derivatives in such away that if one fails they all fail, hence TARP.

2. The number "digits" created to cover the debts have gone parabolic as the base money supply is growing even today.

3. All of the great men I have read told me one important lesson... "They" will get you to look at prices as they debase the money and buy up assets on the cheap.

[councilonsper]

@davincij15 we can visit the big inf/deflation debates out there...both sides have good arguments. I don't want to rehash them here...I think they're a distraction from the real probelm we're facing.

I would slightly restate your #1 to say...

1. The banks have all intertwined their debt and derivatives in such away that if one fails, most fail, and since they control the government JPM Chase (along with key members of the intl cartel) consolidates the industry into a mega monopoly

[davincij15]

@councilonsper

True the debate can be huge. However I personally do not see any logic behind a deflation of a monetary system that can and has been created without limit. The real debate should be how will bankers will fool the masses into believing there will be deflation thus tricking them to sell real assets for banker paper they print.

LOL :)

I look back at the foolish things people do in history and wonder what where they thinking. I understand now.

[davincij15]

@councilonsper

Since all hyperinflation events are sudden and deflation helps savers and the prudent (good people doing the right thing on fixed incomes) it makes no sense that deflation will be the outcome under a paper money system.

If you look back at history there is MASSIVE deflation after the hyperinflation as everyone is wiped out and starts over selling the few possessions they have.

Sure prices will go down for most things giving the illusion of deflation getting people save dollars.

[michaelpshipley1]

@councilonsper

i dont think the bankers, the fed, and their shills in government are as powerful as you think. they can only stay in power as long as they can keep deceiving the majority of the people, but once the monetary explosion then implosion hits it will be over for the them. the bankers know this so they are merely running out the clock at which time they will catch the last plane out to asia, leaving us a penniless. at least we will be free of them, for a while.

[councilonsper]

@michaelpshipley1 - I don't think that fits with history. Your words implosion/explosion are actually planned cycles of deflation/hyperinflation. Deflation may look like a disaster from our perspective, but it is a consolidation of power from their perspective. They know the reaction to it will be hard core nationalism/fascism. And they know that people will eventually grow weary of that and move right into the bankers' plan for a new world.

[agfigueroaa]

This is the different between a monetary system and a credit system. This is the difference between having or not Glass-Steagall, and this is the difference between a soverign system and an empirial system.

It is the different between Truman and FDR.

[32937isready]

Don't worry about this joke of a government. Take your share from the sheeple and have a nice life.

[doc7474]

This is a very important video, something nobody will ever see in a public school though, the government wouldn't want people finding out the horrible truth. People ought to look up other videos/websites..here are a few ideas:

Money is Debt

Zeitgeist

fractional reserve banking

At least this immoral system is coming to an end. I just hope people have learned enough to know what kind of system to accept that will take it's place.

[Dyhalto10]

So how many other people here discovered the true nature of the monetary system just by researching the bull arguments for a simple gold investment?

Thumbs up if you fit the bill.

[alalelalex]

The Lincoln greenback was an earlier form of the fiat money system. Don't forget that Lincoln introduced the income tax, and started the civil war because the south wanted to seceed from the union. For deflation to occur, massive bankruptcies have to occur to reduce the money supply. To prevent this from happening the FED will bail banks and states out by printing the dollar to hyperinflation.

[DubbleLzNhell]

@alalelalex The greenback was Jackson's idea....and was implemented toward the end of his 2nd term.....Lincoln f'd it up.

[Danster82]

Nice illustration I much prefer when people get to the core of an issue rather than focus on surface level events.

There already is a centrifugal force at play today yet people will be slow to catch on and that is virtual currency's combined with microfinacing equals a sovereign (from the banking cartel) centrifugal force, look to India for examples of this forces taking effect only for it to explode in the future and literal render the pound euro dollar rupee obsolete

[StandUp555]

Great work ..thankyou !

[gkebiz]

Under 'Humanity' list on your last slide, did you mean Mahatma Gandhi mistakenly listed as Indira Gandhi?

[councilonsper]

Thanks everybody!

@gkebiz, no it was Indira...she nationalized the banking system 40 years ago as the bankers tried to suck India into the vortex.

[GoldmanSachs666]

Thank you Damon for this very important video. People MUST become educated on how our monetary system currently works and how it *should* work. Restoring sovereign money to the people is the most important reform the world needs. All others pale in comparison and nothing can be accomplished without that reform. 

[jphwacheski]

The sucking sound is value being striped from the many by the few, through the use of deby backed money.

I recently heard a talking head on one of the new networks, dismissing "conspiracy theories" with a line like; 'How can they think a small group of insiders are running everything, that is just silly' However when you realise that it really is a small group of bankers controling the monetary system, with no need to 'run everything' as the money still funnels up to them, all becomes clear.

[jonathanlippe]

I'm sad that I'm only the 24th person to have watched this video. This entire series should be seen by millions.

[prayfortruejustice]

As always, excellent job Damon.