then Rome taxed the world, yea as today, they sit on their bubums and collect taxes of peoples hard work, What do they to with the taxes???.. Hand it out to lazy law inforcment and miltary to enforce their own laws to controll people.
Andres vouchers was backed by the bread he baked.1 voucher per loaf of bread or 1 silver penny. The video then explained that trusting the vouchers was wise.Fair enough,but what was to stop Andre from writing 10 times the vouchers per loaf of bread he baked???Is this where paper money to gold becomes the problem?Like to know,
@Corsaircid This animation is the prelude to Paul Grignon's Digital Coin proposal - Youtube it - this explains how an automated, online web-based trading platform could analyze the buy / sell ratio in realtime of any given credit unit in circulation. In this case, if Andre circulated 10 times more bread vouchers than his productive capacity or demand, then the value of his bread vouchers would decrease accordingly.
@dfoxmaster This would assume that 10 times the people would come in to buy his bread with a voucher each or 1 person with 10 vouchers,whatever.The vouchers would be buying other goods and may never quite find its way back to Andre.I'm only sticking to the original monetary system for the moment.He could be clever and keep it to a ratio of 4:1.Its this slight of hand that works for the banks is it not?
then Rome taxed the world, yea as today, they sit on their bubums and collect taxes of peoples hard work, What do they to with the taxes???.. Hand it out to lazy law inforcment and miltary to enforce their own laws to controll people.
youthfulheart 1 month ago
Isn't what is described in this video the same system the American colonies used, and why America bacame so prosperous so quickly?
EnemyMindControl 1 month ago
The main site went down. I'm going to have to download this videos from youtube to make sure the idea stays out there.
Stonegoal 6 months ago
Did these vouchers really exist in medieval times?
ShwangShwing 9 months ago
@ShwangShwing Paul said it was
MKHRKTADMR 5 months ago in playlist More videos from MKHRKTADMR
Hi MKHRKTADMR, Enjoyed the video.
Andres vouchers was backed by the bread he baked.1 voucher per loaf of bread or 1 silver penny. The video then explained that trusting the vouchers was wise.Fair enough,but what was to stop Andre from writing 10 times the vouchers per loaf of bread he baked???Is this where paper money to gold becomes the problem?Like to know,
Cheers!
Corsaircid 1 year ago
@Corsaircid This animation is the prelude to Paul Grignon's Digital Coin proposal - Youtube it - this explains how an automated, online web-based trading platform could analyze the buy / sell ratio in realtime of any given credit unit in circulation. In this case, if Andre circulated 10 times more bread vouchers than his productive capacity or demand, then the value of his bread vouchers would decrease accordingly.
dfoxmaster 11 months ago
@dfoxmaster This would assume that 10 times the people would come in to buy his bread with a voucher each or 1 person with 10 vouchers,whatever.The vouchers would be buying other goods and may never quite find its way back to Andre.I'm only sticking to the original monetary system for the moment.He could be clever and keep it to a ratio of 4:1.Its this slight of hand that works for the banks is it not?
Like to know,
Cheers!
Cosairman 11 months ago