A Few Great Articles On Our Monetary/Banking System

The Money Myth Exploded
A great fictional story about the ideas of social credit, or a debt free fiat system, compared to the idea of a usury based banking system. 4 hard working people are stranded on an island, looking for a system of money...


Billions for the Bankers, Debts for the People
This was a pamplet written by Pastor Sheldon Emry some years ago. This is probably the easiest to understand, most down to earth reading on just what our banking system and currency are. If I could get everybody to read just one article in their life, it would be this one.


Usury Free
A very nice article on the concepts of usury relating to the banking system in the US and most major first world nations.


The Money Masters, Part 1
The Money Masters, Part 2
An excellent 2 part video on the history of the monetary systems in the United States, how the international bankers tried repeatedly to install their central banks in the US in it's history, and brave people like Andrew Jackson who faught the banks, how the bankers used gold to their advantage, created depressions, started wars, all for their own benefit. (Low quality rip, but well worth the watch for the information it contains. Ignore some of the doomsday predictions at the start and focusly solely on the facts presented about international banking.) For more information see http://www.themoneymasters.com/how.htm




BREAK YOUR CHAINS. Knowledge is power.. free yourself from being slaves to bankers and corrupt governments. Lay down your weapons and stop fighting in wars because wealthy elites tell you that someone or some people are bad or are a threat. Take back the power you know you have. They are powerless without you.



The leverage on debt in the United States is unprecidented in global history going back hundreds of years. Partly a result of a corrupt government, partly a result of an irresponsable people, mostly the result of the fractional reserve debt based privately operated banking system we live in, we are reaching the limit of where this system can take us in my opinion.

I see a collapse of the credit market bubble as a whole coming, simply because all this debt creation does indeed fuel economic growth but does not increase the money supply and must be paid off. When we try to pay it off, the economy will not only grind to a halt, but there will actually be a shortage of money available to pay off the debts resulting in a deflationary depression most likely.

There are many unknown variables that make me wonder whether it will be deflationary or hyperinflationary. For one, nothing like this has ever occured to this scale, the massive leverage on debt. What happens if the government defaults on it's debt? Likely it would destroy the dollar's purchasing power, at least overseas... but it's impossible for the government to pay the debt off unless they issue money direct from the treasury bipassing the federal reserve, which would certainly be hyperinflationary, and won't happen anyways.

We can never pay off debts because our money is based on debt... without the national debt, there is no money supply.. unless we, in the words of Andrew Jackson, "kill the bank."

Since the sheep continue to be feed propaganda steering them in the wrong direction, making them think they have a choice when they go to the voting booth, making them blame bush instead of the real culprits, I don't see the root of the problem ever being exposed... perhaps the zionists will be, but never the bankers.

Ultimately the federal reserve will let the house of cards fall, as planned, allowing the ultra wealthy to buy up assets for pennys on the dollar after the crash, and God knows what new legislation will be passed under the guise of protecting america from the enemies it creates through it's own actions.

Whatever happens, it will be interesting, to put it mildly. To those who say it will never happen, that the real estate market will never crash much less the credit bubble let me tell you this... contrary to what the pundets might tell you, the solution to all our economic problems is not to simply spend them away. Look at what happened to Japan's real estate market... a very fiscally responsable people, with a shortage of land to boot.. their real estate market still managed to slowly decline down to 1981 levels over the course of 20 years... the fact that the US consumer has so much debt, and so little equity, forget the fact there is no shortage of land in the US, will spell disaster when our market finally collapses.. it will collapse faster, harder, and last just as long.

The side effect of bubbles like this goes further then just higher prices.. many more houses are being built then would otherwise be, greatly increasing the housing supply as speculators buy them up using interest only loans. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. Creating one debt bubble after another to keep the economy going will only make the resulting crash that much more severe.. Rent for now and take your pick of empty homes after the crash... there will, in my opinion, be lots of them.