Money As Debt 4-4

A movie that explains clearly and simple the compicated finacail slavery we are under! www.moneyasdebt.net

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[essayant2]

This is the most informative video I have ever seen.

I think I learned more about Finance in the last 40 min than in 4 years of college.

[POPSmaroon]

I could not agree with u more. But where from here only Ron Paul had the right finacal views and he is out.

[nbm34]

I WISH TO EXPRESS great admiration, and deep thanks for the most educational and important vids on the nature and history of debt, yet seen on the tube.

It is clear why these things have never been explained or taught to us in school and higher education. We need to put this information to good use.

[BOZ11]

@Katalupt Whether or not Wilson said it, the comment itself is wholly true. If Wilson didn't regret it then he was even more ignorant than Bush Jnr.

[Katalupt]

The quote from Wilson : "I am a most unhappy man...." is a lie. See here:

en. wikiquote. org/ wiki/ Woodrow_Wilson

Thus the whole video's veracity is thrown into question.

Also there are too many quotes - waste of time.

[someonespadre]

He actually testified in Parliament (about why it had lost respect in the Colonies) in 1766, "o a concurrence of causes: the restraints lately laid on their trade, by which the bringing of foreign gold and silver into the Colonies was prevented; the prohibition of making paper money among themselves, and then demanding a new and heavy tax by stamps; taking away, at the same time, trials by juries, and refusing to receive and hear their humble petitions."

[someonespadre]

The Benjamin Franklin quote appears to be mis-attributed.

[someonespadre]

Inflation is another form of taxation; if most of the public could understand this simple concept it would be tremendously helpful.

[dsmetaxas]

@americaneseia because the government doesnt issue money it handed that power to the private banking cartel via the Federal Reserve System act in 1913. The government itself is perpetually in debt and much of our tax dollars are used to pay off the interest that the government owes. In addition, the Fed can issue more money into the system thereby inflating money supply and thus devaluing each dollar's purchase power.

[Almosteasi]

yer stepping on the carrots

[americaneseia]

some weird contradictions... for instance, why tax at all if government can just make money?

[Blastbarnacle]

The reason this isn't taught is because nobody would believe that Banks create money

through the process of giving somebody a loan. Start a bank, and you are licensed to create money.

Money is imaginary and has NO basis on anything substantial or concrete.