Do not say you were not ADVISED - The riba-based system leads to a Global Financial Disaster
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The system based on usury. Towards a global financial disaster?
The agents of the NWO are in charge of all Western governments and -industrial-intelligence-media communication military complex,
tolerating or perpetrating false flag events to defeat the population in obedience, as they did with the September 11 , or destroying entire nations as they did with Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya and now Syria.
... by Jonas E. Alexis and Richard C. Cook
Richard C. Cook is a retired federal analyst.
In his 32 year career he worked five civilian agencies and the Carter White House . While the NASA documented failures with rocket launcher space shuttle and testified before the Presidential Commission on the accident of the space shuttle Challenger.
Unable to return to NASA after his testimony, he spent the rest of his career with the United States Department of the Treasury.
When he retired in 2007, Cook published a book on monetary policy entitled "We have these truths: the hope of monetary reform."
Jonas E. Alexis: The issue of large - scale monetary scandals is always interesting because it brings to light the inexorable relationship between capitalism and usury.
For example, the illustration used "if Judas Iscariote had invested his thirty pieces of silver with only a few compounds, payable in silver percentage points from today, the amount of silver required would be equivalent to the weight of the Earth" . [1]
There is not enough gold and silver in the universe to solve that challenge. In other words, the idea behind usury is an arithmetic impossibility.
But the oligarchs always try to find superficial and crazy to overcome this mathematical impossibility forms.
Why? Well, I always try to find sophisticated ways to trick the oppressed, the poor and the needy . [2]
For example, during the Roman Empire , after the death of Augustus, the wealthy began using usury to increase their wealth. [3]
In the process, largely "controlling any financial transactions in the economy." [4]
Finally, during the decline of the Roman Empire , "the tenants were reduced to servitude by their creditors" [5].
Usury was finally condemned by all religious institutions, including Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism.
Because e ra seen as a practice that oppressed the poor and needy and had the potential to cause the collapse of economic progress.
In Islam, for example, trade or rate is allowed, but usury is not.
Philosophers as Plato, Aristotle, Cicero, Seneca and Plutarch also condemned usury as unnatural (unnatural) and unethical.
This discussion became so important in the Law of Plato that ultimately not only advises that "should not lend money at interest" but that "the borrower should not be required to repay principal or interest" [6] .
Plato says in the Republic that the oligarchs collect their wealth through usury and ruin the lives of others, namely the poor . [7]
Aristotle called usury "the most hated form" of "get rich" . [8]
Marcus Porcius Cato, a Roman statesman who lived between 234 and 149. C. indirectly equated with the murder usury.
As said George Santayana, those who do not know their history are doomed to repeat it . Through the centuries, usury has destroyed economic progress.
And we are repeating history here because compound interest is taking a huge toll on almost all sectors of the economy of the United States , especially among college students and home owners. [9]
In early 2012, the student loan debt reached $ 1 trillion , [10] with the average graduate owed at least $ 25,000. [eleven]
During the same season, student debt increased by 8% and college tuition soared 313
Doug Wallace, fifty-one years old, he graduated from Eastern Kentucky University with a debt of $ 89,000 , said: "It's like if you did not have much value in society." [12] The courts are now discovering that "debt collectors misled borrowers" regarding student loans. [13]
Kelsey Griffith, a student at Ohio, graduating with a debt of $ 120,000. Chelsea Grove, a bachelor Bowling Green State University , is now paying a debt of $ 70,000 , although she does not intend to return to school. Christina Hagan will have to pay a debt of $ 65,000 when you graduate from Malone University (an evangelical school).
Although earns $ 60,000 a year as a state representative, "he plans to start waiting tables in the coming weeks ... To help pay your student loans and credit cards." [14]
Hagan has a message for the younger generation, "I put a priority on a Christian education and not think about the debt , " he said. " I need my generation understand that nothing is free" . [fifteen]
Capitalism makes usury not only sophisticatedly seduce the rich and powerful, but makes it legitimate, and for this purpose has received widespread criticism. [16]
Capitalism is not only "wealth" or economic exchange in the free market .
Sooner or later usury it is to infiltrate the exclusion of ethical values in pursuit of usurious contracts.
An anthropologist and historian who has studied the issue since the early centuries compared modern capitalism with "a structure designed to eliminate all moral imperatives, per the benefit." [17]
Throughout the centuries , especially during the twentieth century, Jewish intellectuals have refined usury so that the masses are completely unrelated to what is really happening.
And its definition only works for the rich and powerful , not for the poor and needy .
William Deresiewicz, the New York Times, summarizing the greed and usury of the rich activity in recent decades, tells us without fear:
accounting fraud, tax evasion, toxic dumping, security breaches of the products, bid rigging, billing, perjury.
The scandal of bribery of Walmart, the scandal hacking of News Corp ., Just opened the business section on a normal day.
Manage their workers, their customers hurt, destroy the earth. Leaving the audience to pick up the tab.
They are not anomalies; Here's how the system works: you get away with what you can and try to comadrejar when you get caught. " [18]
In short, the oligarchs always use capitalism to suppress the poor and needy .
Always they use ambiguous phrases as "economic freedom" or "economic exchange" to enter into contracts usurers in the economic equation . And if they are against the "economic exchange", they argue, then you should be socialist or communist or something equally strange.
Those who do not believe that capitalism is a sophisticated way to deceive the masses probably do not know what is really capitalism. That's why we're inviting Richard C. Cook to tell us a little about this because he spent years working in Washington.
Richard C. Cook: Since I retired in 2007, I published several books and dozens of articles on public policy issues.
My next book was on monetary policy and titled, We have these truths: The hope of monetary reform.
This book consisted in a history of American monetary system and an explanation of why the system should be changed radically to avoid new disasters.
In the book I predicted the financial collapse of 2008 .
Of course changes that have not been prescribed, and in the nine years since then the situation has become much worse.
In fact, we probably passed the point of no return.
Very few people understand how the Western banking system actually works and how it differs from operating in countries like Russia, China and some others, c on partially controlled systems still derive from their former communist economies. Those who understand themselves are based on world financial centers like London, New York, Paris, Frankfurt, Milan, Basel, etc.
These are the owners and operators of the largest banks. Representatives of these private banks are intended to manage the national central banks such as the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve, and quasi - public international institutions like the International Monetary Fund.
One of my projects in the Department of the US Treasury was to develop and teach training courses on the history of finance government of the United States.
My research showed that in US history, the type of financial system based on the central bank controlled by private interests was known as the "Jewish system."
"I do not use this term in teaching my classes due to the sensitivities involved. But using it would not have been "anti - Semitic" both as a statement of historical fact.
The western financial system based on debt issued by banks as the dominant means of introducing money into circulation was created by medieval moneychangers in Europe.
At the time of the Renaissance , modern banking had begun to take shape.
It was also assumed that if the loans would support gold and silver in the vaults of banks, could always be counted with the actual value if the notes were paid for.
But there are deeper structural problems .
The inevitable consequence of any economy based on usury, depending of course on whether simple or compound interest and the prevailing interest rate is that the wealth of that economy gradually pass into the hands of financial controllers.
This fact has been known and understood since the system first appeared in ancient Babylon , as documented by Dr. Michael Hudson.
Dr. Hudson even cites an ancient legend that the system was invented by the devil to enslave humans.
A system based on usury sucks the purchasing power of the producing economy.
This places each institution and individual within that economy under pressure to constantly generate an increasing level of economic activity to avoid bankruptcy, ruin and even famine.
Historically, the system took a big step toward chaos when banks were authorized by law to pay more than they had in reserve.
The "fractional reserve banking" was a natural consequence of the practice that banks could use under the assumption that not everyone would want to redeem its notes in gold and silver at the same time.
Unfortunately, more mature as an economy becomes, more slows the rate of economic growth and greater stress that involves the simple act of living.
Many can not keep pace as they grow the ranks of the poor. The ancient Hebrews recognized the danger of the system by imposing a 'Jubilee "newspaper when debts were forgiven.
In today's economy, there is never a jubilee .
So to repay the debt, the economy should grow steadily. To make it grow, everything else must be sacrificed.
When human values conflict,
Should be set apart to serve the growth.
Ask any politician: e l economic growth must be constant; No growth is disastrous.
In addition, unregulated , companies are motivated to cut costs by arbitrary pollution, reducing wages and excessive use of public infrastructure such as roads without paying their fair share of taxes.
This is where Western society has come today.
Individuals and companies must constantly increase the rate of economic activity just to pay their debts,
Leading to increased consumption of resources , a brutal competition between individuals and nations, price inflation, war, crime and disruptions in health and social order.
Idol mammo n is voracious demand their tribute of blood.
Mammon represented by Collin de Plancy in his Dictionnaire Infernal
Because the machines are increasingly able to produce goods and services that people , technological unemployment is increasing as humans lose the necessary income to buy what to produce.
More and more numbers that fall outside of the economy, leading to human exploitation in some parts of the world even includes a resurgence of human slavery.
Thus, an economy that is incredibly productive on the one hand creates increasing misery on the other. That economy is unsustainable. The fault lies mainly in the financial system based on usury.
Not that the alternatives are not available. Different methods have been used at different times in history to introduce currency other than debt based on private banking.
The "Reagan Revolution" killed the economy
When I worked in the Carter White House in 1980 , I convened a small group of experts to study alternative financial systems. In November 1980,
However, President Jimmy Carter was voted out of office, and the "Reagan Revolution " began.
This was actually a forehand helped by the fall of the Federal Reserve of the US economy through rates dramatically increasing interest and manipulation by supporters of Reagan Iranian hostage crisis.
The "Reagan Revolution" consisted mainly of complete rotation of the economy of US production, planned for some time, to banks and Wall Street,
With factory jobs being outsourced to third world countries. The privatization of public enterprises , such as municipal water systems, accelerated.
The changes were planned by academics from Harvard, the University of Chicago and other elite universities. He tried to apply the same logic around the world, including Russia during the 1990s , after the collapse of the Soviet Union . Since then, the trend in Russia has changed or is reversed .
But within the United States, the process was completed under President Bill Clinton with NAFTA and the repeal of Glass-Steagall , a law that had prevented the merger of investment and commercial banking.
Hence the rise of predatory firms like Goldman Sachs and Carlyle Group.
These companies specialize in based on usury used to buy whole companies, firing employees, selling national assets and send the remaining jobs abroad methods.
Everything was done by design under presidents who were spokesmen for power behind the scenes.
Without enough combined with the production that no one can afford to buy domestic jobs bankers have kept the system afloat through government bailouts and bubbles.
There was the punto.com bubble , the housing bubble , and, under President Obama, the Treasury bond bubble, along with what was known in the jargon of the Federal Reserve as " Quantitative Easing " (QE);
That is, a stab at an economy rate of zero interest.
Today there is hardly a major figure in public life, including the so-called "progressive" and reformers,
Which it is actively promoting the use of other methods besides usury for money creation.
An exception is the representative Dennis Kucinich , who was maneuvered out of his seat in the House of Representatives of the US by gerrymandering. Kucinich promoted a plan developed by the American Monetary Institute to create money through federal infrastructure spending.
It's amazing how people are locked up in their usual ways of thinking about the problems of life and how fearful are "thinking outside the box.
"People love their chains because they are used to them.
They kiss the whip that the roof. Through the "Stockholm Syndrome" that suck up their captors to curry favor.
So it's to try to help people see how simple it would be to get rid of the concept financial system based on debt. But can not. They will not.
Meanwhile, CEOs of banks become billionaires to negotiate hollow currency.
They could easily be tried for forgery and fraud.
People would rather destroy the planet and themselves through support of endless wars based on "regime change"
Engulf other nations, climate change caused by humans, chemical pollution, alcoholism and drug addiction, the criminalization of government and law enforcement,
Depletion of resources, etc., to confront the financial system controllers that govern society and say : "Enough is enough".
These drivers are in charge of all Western governments and the military-industrial-intelligence-media complex, and have been able to kill anyone who gets out of line, as they did with JFK perpetrating false events false flag to defeat the population in obedience, as they did on September 11, or destroying entire nations as they did with Yugoslavia, Iraq, Libya and now Syria.
They can take away your job, your computer spying, audit your taxes, throw in prison, to murder him, or send him off to fight their wars. All to maintain a corrupt system in place.
When I worked in the Department of the US Treasury as part of the post-September 11 security, they were appointed to the entire US financial system as "critical infrastructure".
Nobody asked what the implications were.
Which it meant in practice was that the police power and military might of the nation were committed to defend what is ethically indefensible.
Thus, the US military, global acting as executors, are stationed in most nations and the seven seas to ensure that the money keeps flowing to feed the monster of debt forces.
If any other nation wants to even think about challenging this hegemony, this nation and its leaders are punished and demonized and threatened with nuclear annihilation.
Senior civilian and military leaders are experts in securing such "adversaries" that "no options off the table" to protect the blessings of "freedom" and "democracy" for all.
But I do know that every human being on earth is being deeply challenged by the conditions of the world and its extreme potential chaos.
At the individual level, even if we can not escape the common human destiny, we can certainly pray for understanding of something far more kind to our neighbors and ourselves.
We are not alone in the universe, and we can find inner help we need to resist temptations to respond negatively. Then we can commit ourselves to make any improvements we can.
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[2] Ibid.
[3] Constantina Katsari, the Roman Monetary System (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2011), 203.
[4] Young, "Christian attitudes to finance" , Epworth Review, 80
[5] Ibid., 81.
[6] Plato Laws (Timeless Classics Books, 2010), 190.
[7] Plato, The Republic (New York: Dover, 2000), 215.
[8] Aristotle, Politics (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006), 23.
[9] See Andrew Martin and Andrew W. Lehren, "A generation troubled by college debt", NY Times, May 12, 2012; Shaila Dewan, "States use the cash Needy Housing Assistance Plugging the Budget", NY Times, May 15, 2012.
[10] Andrew Martin, "Slowly, as increasing student debt, schools face costs", NY Times, May 14, 2012; Gloria Goodale, "Student loans: Is a request to forgive the debt completely a good idea?", Christian Science Monitor, April 20, 2012.
[11] Kimberly Hefling and Kristi Eaton, "Student loans: What should be" Christian
Science Monitor, April 16, 2012; Larry Gordon, "Graduating Collegians deal with student debt in a weak economy", LA Times, May 20, 2012.
[12] Josh Mitchell, "student debt rises by 8% as rising college tuition," Wall Street Journal, May 31, 2012.
[13] Andrew Martin, "The debt collector deceived borrowers, says the court", NY Times, August 31, 2012.
[14] Martin and Lehren "a troubled generation", NY Times, May 12, 2012.
[15] Ibid.
[16] See David Graeber, Debt: The First 5,000 (New York and London: Melville House, 2011 and 2014), Chapter 11.
[17] Ibid., 320.
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