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The videos on this page attempt to explain the truth about money and the fractional banking system. These videos are very very important. Please inform yourself. Watch all of these videos as many times as you need to so that you can understand the truth about the money and banking system. Please also read "Our Mission".
“If the American people knew what banks and bankers really do there would be a revolution before morning!”
Henry Ford
Only Gold and Silver Can Be Money
Money as Debt (Part 1 of 5)
Money as Debt (Part 2 of 5)
Money as Debt (Part 3 of 5)
Money as Debt (Part 4 of 5)
Money as Debt (Part 5 of 5)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 1 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 2 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 3 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 4 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 5 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 6 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 7 of 8)
Money as Debt II: Promises Unleashed (Part 8 of 8)
The Dollar Bubble
Meltup
Hyperinflation Nation (Part 1 o 3)
Hyperinflation Nation (Part 2 of 3)
Hyperinflation Nation (Part 3 of 3)
The Day The Dollar Died
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I'd like to express a few viewpoints that I think are contrary to everyone else's view on bankers and money. You don't have to agree with me. These thoughts are merely my own personal viewpoint, my own opinion.
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Yeah,
sure, banks suck, but they do NOT create money out of thin air all by themselves. The
"money" that a lot of people blame bankers for creating is actually
created whenever any individual person signs their name on the dotted
line on any kind of loan, mortgage, credit card agreement or any other
promise to pay. It is the bank's customers (you and I) who actually
create money out of nothing along with the help of the bankers.
We do this along with the banker when we
promise to pay $1,000,000 over 30 years for a loan to buy a $300,000
house. As Wimpy, the Popeye character said: "I will gladly pay you on Tuesday for a hamburger today."
"Money" is created out of thin air by you and I, in league with bankers, whenever we make a "promise to pay."
Many of the videos above claim that Principle ≠ Principle + Interest. This is true, but they are conveniently missing the obvious...
Principle + Bank Profits = Principle + Interest (Paid by the borrower)
As
they say in the videos, we are left to work harder than we should, in
order to try to earn the money to pay the interest that we promised to
pay. The reason that it seems impossible is NOT because the money
exists. The currency necessary to pay the interest DOES exist. Unfortunately, it exists in the form of profit held by the bank. The money that we need to pay the interest is being help by the "fat cat" bankers that we insist upon overfeeding whenever we agree to borrow money from them and pay the interest to them in the first place.
In America, it used to be that the government created the currency to fund loans and used the interest to finance the activities of the government, in lieu of taxes.
It is obviously much easier and far more lucrative to loan money and receive interest than it is to borrow money and pay the interest. While there are many flaws in the system, the biggest flaw is in our own thinking.
When we agree to borrow money at interest,bankers literally take our promises
to the bank. They have their accountants enter it onto their books.
Our "promise to pay" becomes money in their bank. It is popular right
now to bash the banker for accepting the money that WE created out of
thin air. Please realize the truth. The banker is not the one making
the promise here, we are. The banker is not the one creating money out
of thin air, we are.
Is
it unreasonable for a banker to "tighten credit" when he begins to
(belatedly) realize that many of his customers are unable to keep their
promises? What is truly weakening the value of the American dollar is
the ability of individual Americans to keep their financial promises.
Most
of the money that is "created out of thin air" in the United States is
created by individual Americans. Yes, the government is busy creating
money out of thin air as well, and this is definitely compounding the
problem. We all do need to keep pointing the finger at government
excess but we also need to be sure to point a finger at the person
staring back at us when we look at our individual selves in the mirror.
Since
it is actually the promise to pay back a loan that created the money in
the first place, it can only be the weakening of that promise that
weakens the money. I haven't been able to find the source of the
quote, but someone has said something to the effect that "Only he who
creates has the power to destroy."
Individual
Americans create most of the "money" in the United States when they
agree to mortgages, take out car loans, student loans, credit cards,
etc. Individual Americans weaken the strength of that money when we
falter in our ability and conviction to honor our own promises to repay
the "money" that we borrowed.
Get
this idea straight in your head: The banker didn't make the promise.
The banker accepted your promise to pay. They have already kept their
end of the bargain. They already loaned you the money that you then
used to buy that house or car or vacation, etc. Yes, they charge you
interest. That's what bankers do. Usually, you can dispense with the interest charged by the bank at any time by simply paying back the loan. If you don't want to pay interest on a loan, then go borrow from your grannie. Get over it.
To repeat: It is my contention that the banker is really NOT the one who creates money out of thin air. It
is the customer (you and I) that made the promise to repay a loan. IT
IS THE CUSTOMER THAT MAKES MONEY OUT OF THIN AIR, NOT BANKERS. The
person who took out the loan is the culprit. We have all of us to
blame.
Again, I have to dig up the source of the quote, but somewhere in the Bible we are told...
"Neither a borrower nor a lender be."
Whenever a customer's promise is
deemed to be good enough, then other bankers will accept the first
bank's mortgage instrument as valid currency. Then the money that was
created by the customer enters into circulation on the "derivatives
market". Much of the currency that circulates in the derivatives
market are mortgage instruments. Your promise circulates as "money".
Could there be any more obvious evidence as to exactly who it was that
created this new money?
The problem that we have today has
been caused by too many individual Americans making promises that they
were unable (or never intended) to keep, compounded by bankers who were
too willing to look the other way (or fraudulently completed
application forms). They didn't follow good banking practices. They
accepted far too many promises to pay without doing their due diligence
on the ability (and truthful intent) of their customers to keep their
own individual promises.
These
weak promises were inherent in the "currency" that circulated among
banks. Most of this "money" was weak the very second that it was
created. Someone (actually many people) eventually realized that this
currency was actually very, very weak, and that there was an awful lot
of it. When that became common knowledge, our economy nearly melted
down.
At that moment, it did make economic sense for our federal government to inject more "promises" into the system (increase the money supply), because we, as a people, were not keeping our individual promises. We the people, need to "man up". We weren't doing it, so our "Big Brother" had to step in to try to keep the promises that we were failing to keep.
The situation right now is kind of similar to the following story...
Let's
say you lied to the school bully (banker). You borrowed some money
from him and you didn't (and you are not going to) pay him back. He's
wants to beat you up, (take away your house) because you effectively
stole his money. Your big brother steps in to protect you by placating
the bully (T.A.R.P), and you are mad at your brother for paying off
your debts for you. You are one selfish, short-sighted little kid!
The
financial markets and the media pundits are ripping the U.S. government
a new one. Who is pointing a finger at the people who created all this
fake money in the first place? That's you and me people. Look in the
mirror.
Everybody likes to bash "the man".
Me too. Believe me, I really like to bash "the man". However, we all
need to look in the mirror. We are all in this together and we all
have all of us to blame and the ONLY way we are going to get out of
this is if we work together and learn to keep our promises and trust
each other again.
I
am an optimist. I believe that we can all join together and pull
ourselves out of this mess together. We have to. That is what I am
working towards.
I think that I have found an idea (actually, I have found many ideas) that all of us can work on together to rebuild our trust in each other. That trust will be reflected back upon whatever currency we choose to accept in our day-to-day financial transactions.
It doesn't matter what we choose to use as currency. Anything will work - but only if we all trust it. But we don't really trust our "money". We have to trust that the vast majority of people who give or accept currency are trustworthy and honorable, because the only value behind any money (gold backed by gold or not) is that enough people trust it to readily accept it.
We
trust (but verify) personal checks. We trust credit cards. We trust
digital accounts. We trust electronic transfer. We trust ATMs.
Hell,
even a movie ticket is accepted as currency. We trust that the person
taking the ticket inside the movie theater is going to accept that
ticket and let us into the theater. They trust that we didn't
counterfeit that simple little ticket and they trust that we got it
from the ticket counter by "paying" for it with cash or a credit card,
which the theater employee swipes in order to verify that it is valid.
The theater owner also trusts that the credit card company is going to
honor the transaction and transfer money into the theater's account.
It doesn't matter if we use Dollars, Euros, gold coins, Kinebar or personally written I.O.U.s. It's all about trust. MONEY = TRUST.
Why do you think that they call certain accounts "trust funds"?
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I
suspect that the average American is going to feel like a meat cleaver
is slicing through the middle of their brain, because we are all going
to have to learn to accept some new information.
On one hand...
We have been hearing about gloom and
doom (media pundits, YouTube). We have been spreading anger and rage
(Tea Parties, Craigslist forums). We have been hearing of the dangers
of the government simply printing money (duh!). We have been
encouraged to "buy" gold. We have been warned about hyper-inflation.
On the other hand...
We like to wave the flag. America!
No Amero for us (The Amero is a proposed North American currency).
We're America. Support the dollar! Our country, love it or leave it!
No One-World government for us! No New World Order! Fight back!
Protect your sovereignty! Protect your rights!
On the third hand...
Those sneaky neutral Swissies have a
band of subversive American referral marketing professionals going
around telling everyone to "Take a look at my website".
There's gold in them thar kinebar, partner! Better have yourself a look.
What is a loyal, patriotic flag
waving American to do? Go down with the ship, clutching their
worthless greenbacks, or protect their assets with a foreign company that has a pretty good idea?
I am very involved in protecting my
own rights and my own personal sovereignty. I don't think that a person
who is financially broke has as nearly as much sovereignty or
independence as a person who is financially solvent. The reality is
that you need money in order to be able to protect your rights. (Have
you ever seen an invoice from a law office?)
It is my personal belief that the
rest of the world is losing faith in American promises. (Is it
possible that we have been lying?) The rest of the world is headed back
to using some sort of gold or silver or tangible standard to back the
currency that they will accept. I see the rest of the world adopting
their own World-Wide-Currency and I think that the kinebar from
KB-Vision is a very good option and a very strong attempt to create
such a global currency.
Take a look at what KB prints on each and every Kinebar Gold Card...
"Pecunia Aurea Mundi"
Pecunia - Latin for "Money does not stink"
Aurea - Latin for "golden chain"
Mundi - Medieval term for map of the world
I don't think that the conversion
back to a gold standard is going to happen easily. Nor is it going to
happen overnight. But it does not have to be catastrophic either.
Rather than falling vict to panic, fear and rage, what if we all could come together and find something to place our trust in, so that we can smooth out some of the financial waves that we are going to have to ride out in order to balance our financial systems.
I don't want the American economy to sink,
but I'm not willing to let myself and my loved ones go down with the
ship if the captain and crew insist on piloting the ship with blinders
on. I'm preparing myself to jump off the ship if it seems like it is
going down. I think that it is prudent to get yourself a few lifeboats
to ensure your financial safety. I
think that the kinebar lifeboat is going to float.
I'm going to convert a reasonable amount of my fiat paper (please do not call
it money) into gold bullion, some of which will be kinebar that I EARN
by sharing this information with others. I plan on keeping these little pieces of gold bullion nice and safe in a vault in Switzerland. It's called diversification.
I also plan on sharing this information with everyone possible. I know that many people are deeply asleep regarding these matters, and waking them up isn't going to be easy. I am sure that I will deserve to earn a commission for my attempts to wake them up. It's not going to be easy.
If
you have relatively large amounts of money, in my humble opinion, you should NOT buy large
amounts of kinebar. You can easily purchase bullion or gold coin in
larger amounts at a far better price than you would have to pay for
kinebar of equal total weight.
The idea behind this program is to promote the idea to the average American that it might be a good idea to start saving their money. They should consider putting aside 5-20% of their assets as gold bullion. Gold is expensive, so the average Joe may not feel comfortable investing thousands of dollars. Our job is to encourage them to simply start small. Start a savings program. Save a little each month (50 Euro minimum), and build your assets over time.
If you don't want to invest in gold, that's fine. You can still...
Join this program.
Spread the word.
Do some good.
EARN SOME GOLD!
To me this idea is reasonable, doable and quite frankly, a lot of fun.
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program is absolutely 100% completely FREE. You have absolutely
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you about this website and get started immediately.
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