Morris Voice Over - Crusading For Mercantalism

[RealCurrencies]

hey, this video had 850+ views yesterday, 604 now?

[freddietz96]

The only real form of worship in America anymore is that of money. We want laissez-faire capitalism so we at least have the chance of getting rich on a single windfall, a single good invention or good cornering of a market, then, we want it so we take our accumulated largess and create a fiefdom, a luxury ranch where we can boss-around servants like we were banana republic despots. It’s encouraged by our Rothschild masters, yet there has to be something lacking in us to keep falling for it.

[RealCurrencies]

Hi Morris,

I love you, but please don't fall for the fiat hoax.

The problem is not fiat money, the problem is we pay interest over paper. Usury.

We should print our own paper, WITHOUT the interest.

Look at this way: we pay 300k interest over a 200k mortgage in thirty years.

What does it matter whether we pay that 300k for a mortgage in Gold or in paper?

When we borrow 200k, we should pay back 200k, not half a million (principal plus interest).

[1BigCREE1Redtail]

Fiat currency is the road to Perdition. It is designed to entrap and enslave.

[spiritech999]

Patriarchal methods of control have a history: "Interference in everything is the only power of those wanting tyranny." Aristocratic Priesthoods functioned mainly as a Spiritual Nobility. The military ranks, enlisted and officer corps, are a symbolic reflection of a spiritual hierarchy.

"...fooling us by never stating what the real aims are" -- Catholicism, Evangelical Christianity, and, even Islam, double speak in metaphor and symbolic riddles. The clerical parable is an avoidance orientation.

[GeneralAquarius]

I think the religion ''Trust in Money'' is the biggest religion in the world. Many people say they are Christians and Muslims etc, but they love money more than their soul or their God.

[qarnain06]

" By right means, if you can, but by ANY means make money! "

- Roman Philosopher, Horace

[SouthernCross33]

When exactly did the US$ stop being backed by gold? I've also heard it said that banks these days only need to have 10% of the loans actually backed with cash, is this so?

[kolkrabe19]

@SouthernCross33 "US$ backed by gold", you mean there´s the amount of gold in the banks´ vaults for all the $ in circulation ? I doubt that was ever the case. Till 1913 there was a constitutional guarantee for the redeemability of cash in gold at any bank. Then the market was inundated with $ to finance the war on fake debt money that had no gold backing. End of 17th cent. the London gold dealers issued gold certificates without backing, the start of fractional reserve banking.

[kolkrabe19]

@SouthernCross33 The pre-1913 redeemability guarantee of cash was a fraud if you think you are party to constitutional provisions, but it wasn´t fraudulent if you being party to the constitution is a manufactured illusion, as recent government policies like the scrapping of habeas corpus and other civilized achievements show. My theory is that once the fractional reserve lending trick was invented it was applied ever after. Those who interpret the constitution are of the same breed as them.

[gtrefghuk]

Well said!.

[Louaner]

So true Morris

[darren50695]

True true.



[scottishbadboytracks]

Nice one Morris