The United States of America: a private for-profit CORPORATION
I'm not talking about the individual private corporations that comprise America's economy.
I mean the entire US economy, as a whole, is owned and operated, for profit, on behalf of PRIVATE shareholders.
If there's one thing I've learned, it's to read for meaning, not for form.
This morning, an analyst from Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein said that the "housing boom helped the US economy to be resilient during 2005."
"Unexpectedly, [he said] PROFIT SHARES [!!!] of the world's largest economies, the US, Germany and Japan, rose to multi-year highs during the year."Make no mistake, folks.
"China's economic growth accelerated during 2006, driven by continued investment boom, although a slowdown was expected."
"Eurozone's economic growth was also significantly ahead of expectations during the past six months."
This analyst is reporting to those who OWN, OPERATE, and PROFIT from, ALL the world's economies through their respective currencies.
Please, open your eyes and help others to open theirs.
posted by qrswave @ Friday, December 16, 2005
5 Comments:
it would help if you were a little more coherent.
Please, elaborate.
Of course, that's not possible if you only aim to take a cheap shot.
Nevertheless, I remain open to constructive criticism.
No cheap shot intended.
I've been reading several of your entries and havent really figured out what you want people to do.
Tightening the money supply is bad but what about histories examples of hyper inflation?
Earning interest on your savings is somehow a bad thing?
Your passionate enough, but I'm having a hard time getting my arms around you agenda.
"Earning interest on your savings is somehow a bad thing?"
Yep you dont get it.
"Your passionate enough, but I'm having a hard time getting my arms around you agenda."
I'd recommend reading this book for a start:
>The Creature from Jekyll Island
or for a quick parable (which doesnt get into the fractional reserve banking scam):
Money Myth
The first step is for people to understand they are being duped. Our financial system is smoke and mirrors, and as many magicians know, the most intelligent men can be the most easily fooled.
Hey, thanks Anonymous #2!
But since I spent enough time composing my response to anonymous #1, here it is:
Fair enough. Hyperinflation is a bad thing. I do not advocate a free for all. The money supply must be regulated—but in the PUBLIC interest—not for PRIVATE gain.
As it is, private interests manipulate the money supply to manufacture need where it would not otherwise exist, and then fully exploit that need through financial institutions and instruments that profit only by embezzling wealth from those who accept their currency.
Yes, earning "interest" on a savings account that serves as "loans" for others is bad.
Earning a "profit" from capital investment in equity, however, is not.
For the record, “I” do not “want” people to do anything.
I’ve discovered what I believe is the source of our problems.
IMHO, those who agree with my assessment should address this problem as follows:
First, understand how they are being controlled and subjugated.
Second, minimize the effects of the exploitation by boycotting credit cards (nothing but thin air at interest) and using cash only where a non-monetary exchange agreement can't be reached.
Finally, spread the word so we can raise enough awareness to get a few good men to implement a just monetary system in our nation.
We need it in order to recover from the devastation that our corrupt monetary system has wreaked on our economy and infrastructure.
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