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In the Spirit of the Forum for Stable Currencies

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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 6d ago

Theft through Interest and Compounded Interest on National Debts

In this video, retired teacher Bill Abram expresses his analysis and outrage over the Crime of the Canadian Banking System. He points out that the Canadian as well as the US constitution contain the right of creating money to be … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 1W ago

Crowdfunding: the smarter way of letting ‘money’ circulate than institutionalised funding

Thanks to the web and net, institutions lose their credibility. In my observation, this applies to governments, banks, the judiciary, Social Services and the Police as well as governmental funding agencies. Comes along the next generation with programming skills and … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 1M ago

Pied Pipers, Emperor’s New Clothes and Lemmings – the Essence of Money Creation in Banks

HBOS Whistleblower Paul Moore on video – produced by Positive Money. He quotes a saleswoman who said we can never attain our targets if we tried to sell ‘ethically’… Whoever began to think about ‘financial products’ and sell them??? ‘Money’ … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 2M ago

Bill Moyers on Occupy Wall Street

This video shows the dilemma: individuals only count as consumers, voters and, possibly, as demonstrators. What else is there to do? How can “we, the people” stop what Occupiers identify: the 1% have dominant political power over both parties Bill … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 2M ago

Evolution beyond Money: Money as Debt part III

Paul Grignon produced Part I and Part II of Money as Debt. This Part III is the most lucid of all. It points to: the main cause of paying ‘interest’ the ‘interest’ not being generated by anybody the man with … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 4M ago

New Book on the Real Issue: A Guide to the UK Monetary and Banking System

Thanks to the remarkable net-working of the New Era Network, I received the announcement of a book that is long overdue: Where Does Money Come From? A Guide to the UK Monetary and Banking System I.e. This book looks at … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 4M ago

A massive financial con trick foisted on the voters – by the dictators of the West

Robert Fisk would call a spade a spade in his article The bankers are the dictators of the West: he asks his collegues in Wall Street why they don’t report ‘properly’ he blames Western governments for giving their power to … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 6M ago

Q: Where does Money Come from? A:Thin air, sold at Interest

As often in life: the answer is so simple that people can’t and don’t want to believe it… This book is new in our armoury, as Anne Belsey from the Money Reform Party writes: MRP e-Newsletter November 2011 Let’s be … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 6M ago

Demystifying the creation of money from thin air – in the public education

This is the comment that I posted to Prof. Prem Sikka’s latest article in The Independent: I want the right to see Bob Diamond’s tax return. Well written, once again, dear Prem! But I’d go a bit further and deeper, … Continue reading →
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In the Spirit of the Forum for · 6M ago

Occupy Wall Street (OWS) from a banker’s perspective

A former banker’s articulate article comment on OCCUPY – its origin, process and outcome. John Fullerton Founder and President Capital Institute I’m a former banker, a one percenter, and I’m mad as hell too. Let’s be clear. The Occupy movement … Continue reading →
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