Understanding Money & Banking Pt. 1: What is Money?

Part 1 of a multi-part series by lawyer Paul McKeever that explains the nature of money and banking as it has never been explained to you before.

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[CosmicFork]

McKeever of The Freedom Party describes money and banking, Let's see, these people are against raising The Minimum Wage. In favor of privatization of Health Care and Education. Total deregulation of the electricity market.. the elimination of the provincial income tax.

Sounds like the same old raw, capitalistic faith in the forces of the marketplace not only to establish price, but to establish TRUE HUMAN VALUES as well. What a crock of shit!

[PaulMcKeever]

I'll give you this: you correctly identified out policies. Thannks for doing what some others do not: read.

[Ritchie zarits]

This guy just keeps on driving and driving,wonder where he goes!?

[readyrock20]

Heres another free video on how to create more assets

[Norcha8]

This all sounds like good stuff, thanks for writing it out. You have now made me interested in The Freedom Party! Cheers, mate!

[John Ashtone]

When you understand what money is, make a video saying what money is, you understand Law, you do not understand money, and fiat money in particular, it will be a few weeks before I do my guide so watch this space, but money is a token of value.

Which one then has to understand value.

Interesting video on Law.

Stick to what you know Mr. Mckeever.

[Fippletest]

.. Oh Dear.

"Reliably" is a matter of opinion, not "the key".

Trust is the key. The trust of the promise to pay that money is, this is the matter of fact, not opinion.

[nikhilck]

He's not wearing a seat belt.

[Orijit Dhar]

thank you for the video, such clarity of explanation!

[PRUSMATTER]

This guy probably gets bored while driving to work everyday and decides to recall whatever he has learnt while videoing himself. Best of all, he decides to share his knowledge. Respect..

[TheUtube4ever]

awesome video. Keep bringing the videos! You have a great way of explaining concepts that on the surface seem difficult to understand. Subscribed!

thanks