Victoria Grant

12-year old Victoria Grant explains why her homeland, Canada, and most of the world, is in debt. April 27, 2012 at the Public Banking in America Conference, Philadelphia, PA. Support a public bank for YOUR state. Donate and make it happen!

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For more information see http://www.publicbankinginstitute.org. It is also posted at https://vimeo.com/41954094

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[Mauren Navarro]

My question will be is it a memorized speech or can she answer questions about economy?

[publicbankingtv]

Google her and watch the interviews.

[Jonathan Toews]

A 12 year old just repeated a 100 year old concept, one that is already known to people. Just because the voice is young, it doesn't mean the ideas are any better than they would be if spoken by a 46 year old lawmaker, advisor, or banker.

[publicbankingtv]

So how is this relevant? Answer: The 46 year old lawmaker has sold his or her soul to the banks.

[publicbankingtv]

LOL! Debunked by who, the bank prostitutes?

[publicbankingtv]

Actually, if you research it, you will see that her dad helped her and that she has been interviewed and understands what she is saying.

[publicbankingtv]

Then you are experience the upside of what the banks call the business cycle. Next, they will choke the money supply and steal all the collateralized assets. This is how they have come to own the world: Google "New Scientist capitalist network runs world"

[publicbankingtv]

Correct. Canada had its own bank, until the private banks ended it and the nation's debt went sky high. In fact, Victoria makes this point, if you had listened to what she said.

Second, the bank doesn't give your real money, they give you (temporary) bank money that they create out of thin air and which disappears when you pay back the principal.

[publicbankingtv]

We became aware of Victoria because she worked with her dad and developed this speech. It was posted on YouTube. After that, we invited her to our conference to give it. We did not create it.

[publicbankingtv]

There's nothing utopian about it. Canada had its own bank, until the private bankers ended it. That's when Canada's debt went through the roof. Same with Australia. The original 13 colonies all had their own banks and were prosperous, until the private British banks found out and got Parliament to ban paper currency, which created an immediate depression--the real cause of the Revolutionary War.

[th3w01fv2]

Why watch the other interviews? The poor child is merely being used as a mouthpiece, it's your concepts that require analysis. The truth being told, the more I read it, the more it stinks of the "white berets" and other social credit types. That stuff has been debunked to death.

[th3w01fv2]

As a Canadian citizen, I am a bit suspicious when I see a video about a Canadian, when the organization clearly is American. No offence to my American counter-parts, but the Canadian economy is very different from the American one.

While the concept of public banking merits further investigation, one should exercise caution. Alot of wonderfully utopic concepts looked great on paper, but in practice, they are a bureaucratic nightmare.