“…..We are a fantasy believing culture, a culture of make believe in fact, where everyone agrees not to discuss the obvious while vigorously debating the silly and mostly inconsequential. As Noam Chomsky once famously said, “The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum”
“It is entirely permissible to bitch and complain all we want about the dehumanizing effects brought upon by a blood sucking soul quenching control system perpetrated by the Borg State of Mind. But one must NEVER question the system itself. All hail capitalism, democracy and our storm troopers because everyone hates us for our freedoms.
Or maybe they just hate us for our hypocrisy and war mongering.
Either we believe the lie or we confront the lie; there is no in-between. Conditioned from birth to seek the softer easier way, the choice is obvious…and the dark and suffocating cognitive dissonance is slowly driving us mad.”
musket
January 15, 2018 9:10 am
The civil rights laws of the 60’s (read Johnsons great society) quickly morphed into a career like mind set and 50 plus years later the inner cities (all residents…not just black) are worse off than ever before. Of course white America is continually blamed but in reality these people are right where the liberal politicians want them….sucking hind tit at best and continuing to vote democrat to keep the game going. Until these politicians are “shit-canned” (daily obligatory mention) these people will continue to wake up to the same images and depredations. So pawns of the world throw off your progressive masters and try something new……..
rainbird
January 15, 2018 11:56 am
I want to know why the bank’s “money” is worth more than my money. When I take out a loan I have to pay the bank at least 6%, but the money in my checking accounts pays zilch. Is it the same money? It sure looks the same, or is that part of the scam? Or is it who owns the money that gives money value? I have been pondering that question for awhile now, and was inspired by the picture at the top of this article to post my question.
You have ONLY the Federal Reserve and the protectionist US government to blame. In a system of HONEST banking, without the fraud of fractional reserve banking, combined with honest and sound money, the bank would ONLY have money to lend IF others agreed to save/deposit their money with the bank. As the bank would ONLY make money from lending, the need to lure savers would FORCE the bank to offer higher and higher interest returns on savings until they had sufficient deposits for their lending demand. The higher the interest rate paid to savers, the higher the interest rate that would be charged for borrowers, and visa versa. The more the overall economy saved, the money money would be available for lending and the lower the interest rates. The less saving, the higher the interest rates for borrowing. But with the Federal Reserve, banks can borrow for 0%, lend at up to 20+% (credit cards), and pay next to nothing to savers. It is NOT A MYSTERY how this happened. Blame the creation of the Federal Reserve and EVERY member of congress that has ever supported it, voted for it, NOT voted to audit or abolish it, since 1913. THAT is why Ron Paul’s cry to END THE FED! was so important. It began to really wake people up to their monumental crime and the monumental damage they have done to the necessary and critical balance that ONLY a truly free market in money can achieve.
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Yes, Cog…
“…..We are a fantasy believing culture, a culture of make believe in fact, where everyone agrees not to discuss the obvious while vigorously debating the silly and mostly inconsequential. As Noam Chomsky once famously said, “The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum”
“It is entirely permissible to bitch and complain all we want about the dehumanizing effects brought upon by a blood sucking soul quenching control system perpetrated by the Borg State of Mind. But one must NEVER question the system itself. All hail capitalism, democracy and our storm troopers because everyone hates us for our freedoms.
Or maybe they just hate us for our hypocrisy and war mongering.
Either we believe the lie or we confront the lie; there is no in-between. Conditioned from birth to seek the softer easier way, the choice is obvious…and the dark and suffocating cognitive dissonance is slowly driving us mad.”
The civil rights laws of the 60’s (read Johnsons great society) quickly morphed into a career like mind set and 50 plus years later the inner cities (all residents…not just black) are worse off than ever before. Of course white America is continually blamed but in reality these people are right where the liberal politicians want them….sucking hind tit at best and continuing to vote democrat to keep the game going. Until these politicians are “shit-canned” (daily obligatory mention) these people will continue to wake up to the same images and depredations. So pawns of the world throw off your progressive masters and try something new……..
I want to know why the bank’s “money” is worth more than my money. When I take out a loan I have to pay the bank at least 6%, but the money in my checking accounts pays zilch. Is it the same money? It sure looks the same, or is that part of the scam? Or is it who owns the money that gives money value? I have been pondering that question for awhile now, and was inspired by the picture at the top of this article to post my question.
You have ONLY the Federal Reserve and the protectionist US government to blame. In a system of HONEST banking, without the fraud of fractional reserve banking, combined with honest and sound money, the bank would ONLY have money to lend IF others agreed to save/deposit their money with the bank. As the bank would ONLY make money from lending, the need to lure savers would FORCE the bank to offer higher and higher interest returns on savings until they had sufficient deposits for their lending demand. The higher the interest rate paid to savers, the higher the interest rate that would be charged for borrowers, and visa versa. The more the overall economy saved, the money money would be available for lending and the lower the interest rates. The less saving, the higher the interest rates for borrowing. But with the Federal Reserve, banks can borrow for 0%, lend at up to 20+% (credit cards), and pay next to nothing to savers. It is NOT A MYSTERY how this happened. Blame the creation of the Federal Reserve and EVERY member of congress that has ever supported it, voted for it, NOT voted to audit or abolish it, since 1913. THAT is why Ron Paul’s cry to END THE FED! was so important. It began to really wake people up to their monumental crime and the monumental damage they have done to the necessary and critical balance that ONLY a truly free market in money can achieve.
YEA, what MrLiberty said!