Where does the money come from?

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damnatu banks ubder this model only have to have 10% in assets of all money lent out. that is the 'fractional reserve. this rate changes from nation to nation. the rate in the uk is about 3%.

I've seen Fed data that suggests that, in practice, "money" put out as credit into the economy was backed up only by 6% currency deposits. The minimum requirements, of course, could be even lower.

see Catherine Austin Fitts (solari . com)

Americans are not allowed to own gold bullion. There was a law or act long time ago that forced ALL Americans to relinquish their gold and silver! Look it up! We are economically enslaved, and we have been for a long time! Our government must have forgot to tell us.

Isn't a law that says you can't use gold to buy goods? or something along those lines.. you can't use it as a currency, but you can have gold..

The law says you cannot compel someone to accept gold (or silver) so that you can buy goods. But if the other party accepts gold or silver, it is legal (as long as he accounts for the transaction).

@herbs814

Thanks.

Gold possession was outlawed by executive order by FDR in 1933. This was reversed in 1986 by Reagan. Gold ownership is legal again.

worse: when they borrow money from the treasury it's at a much lower rate than they lend it out, so divide those interest rates and multiply by fractional reserve constant. There is a tremendous engine which thrives on selling debt while generating inflation. Then the Economic Hitmen get busy...

Money as debt is a great documentary, watch it, more than once if you can, its great!