King of the Paupers: How Argentina beat the bankers

John Turmel arrested at the 1982 IMF-World Bank conference in Toronto handing out program on using small-denomination interest-free provincial bonds to pay for government services and how six provinces in Argentina did do that in 1984 and all that new currency created brought down inflation! (If inflation is Shift B) Banking on Earth as it is in Heaven.

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[realhelathylifestyle]

I want to propose this for Ireland.

[kingofthepaupers]

@realhelathylifestyle I want to propose this for Ireland.

Jct: And for England and France and Europe and Africa and Asia... if we want a heavenly earth by Christmas to fulfill the Mayan prophecy.

[an0m0nus]

I'm sorry... I don't understand this as far as I understood it was impossible to print currency with-out causing inflation. as I far as i understand it inflation isn't increasing prices its reduction in the value of currency due to increase in the supply of currency, that subsequently cause prices to rise. or are the printed notes subsequently destroyed at end of the tax year to address the imbalance?

maybe im wrong can you explain how you understand this?

[kingofthepaupers]

@an0m0nus Check out the Big Lie Of Economics which says there is only one inflation shift A. See biglie at my home page. Youtube won't let me give you the url.

[jeremiahsineiii]

Jeremiah Joseph Shine III here! Nice to meet you.

[kingofthepaupers]

Jct: Welcome to the headquarters of the Abolitionist resistance to the Keepers of Usury.

[reforest4fertility]

@kingofthepaupers I see financial secessionism as political secession due to economic determinism. We cannot have political democracy amidst economic tyranny, amid ever-spiking socio-economic disparity. So I thank you for all that you do, including making this distinction.

[toastedpiano]

GO ARGENTINAAAA!!!!!

[kingofthepaupers]

John Casino Turmel. Actually,

John Casimir Turmel.

[jeremiahsineiii]

Maybe a bit of both. What is the JCT?