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Uploaded on Oct 31, 2011

Professor Dr. Margrit Kennedy describes how flaws in the money system cost us all about 40% extra for everything - interest costs. Interview by Dimitri Devyatkin.

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  • Phil Hershkowitz

    Phil Hershkowitz 5 months ago

    The people collecting and benefiting from interest will NEVER admit this. The shift must be a grass roots movement. Act locally - think globally!

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  • Einar Davidsen

    Einar Davidsen 8 months ago

    How typical that an economist or financial whiz was not able to analyze this correctly!

    Thank you Margrit!

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  • MiccaPhone

    MiccaPhone 8 months ago

    excellent. this is true hope.

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  • truthbomb1

    truthbomb1 1 year ago

    Interest/usury/riba charged on money creation/lending is mathematically unsustainable. Victims are an inevitable certainty over time. 1% interest charged on gold/silver money with 100% reserves will create victims too. The backing is NOT the issue. Interest/usury/riba is the problem and completely unnecessary. We can have more money, banking, and lending without interest. We can fund a voluntary society with a points only banking/lending system.

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  • Douwe Beerda

    Douwe Beerda 1 year ago

    Her publication, Interest and Inflation free money can be downloaded in PDF form on kennedy-bibliothek.info/data/b­ibo/media/GeldbuchEnglisch.pdf

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  • ecocreditfan

    ecocreditfan 1 year ago

    Thanks for transporting the insights!

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