The Root of All Evil
by nielskunze on May 18, 2012
Money is the root of all evil, or so we have been told. It is not… but that is an easy mistake to make.
We are all struggling. Whether we’re just trying to “get ahead” by staying a step ahead of our “inevitable” bills and financial obligations; whether we’re rallying support for addressing political injustice, or trying to curb relentless environmental destruction; whether we’re gathering our resources to treat some ominous disease, or trying to ease the burdens of others– in all cases, the instrument for accomplishing these things is money. Money makes the world go ‘round.
So money must indeed be at the root of… something. It is the most convenient instrument of equitable exchange that we know of… except that in today’s world it is not equitable at all. And there’s the whole of the problem. Not all money is created equally.
HOW money is created is the root of all evil. In our modern financial system, money is created as an instrument of debt. It does not represent real wealth at all. Rather, money represents an obligation of debt repayment with compounded interest. When we purchase goods and services with money, we are actually circulating debt– passing it off to one another like a hot potato. Individually, the most astute and/or hard-working among us will be able to circulate enough of these debt instruments through our personal accounts to eventually rise out of debt. Collectively however, it is simply impossible for everyone to become debt free; that is how the system is rigged by design. There is no logical or legal reason for this to be the case at all. We’ve all been conned by the private interests involved in central banking and their collusion with our elected governments. Our national deficits are fraudulent.
Many, many more people are waking up to this basic fact every day. They are asking logical questions like “How can every nation in the world be simultaneously in debt? Who are they in debt to? And where did the original money which was loaned come from?” These are perfectly reasonable questions… which demand reasonable answers. The answers to these questions are much simpler than we’ve been led to believe.
The following video is a 10 minute excerpt from the documentary “Oh Canada! Our Bought and Sold out Land” It very succinctly explains the pitfall of money creation in the current system. A highly significant depiction in this brief clip involves the hypothetical scenario of Jesus borrowing a dollar and how much interest that dollar will accrue through compounded interest versus regular interest during the ensuing 2000 years. Calculated at 6%, that single dollar will accrue $120 at regular interest over 2000 years, whereas at compounded interest also at 6% that same dollar will accrue $69,100,838,435,849,580,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 in interest– and then Jesus will still have to repay the original dollar borrowed. Is there anything logical, rational, sane or fair about this scenario at all? This is exactly the system we’ve been living within! Can you begin to understand why peaceful, loving Jesus got so pissed off with the money-lenders? He knew what was up… and it’s only taken us 2000 years to figure it out too! (And the majority of us still haven’t really got a clue!)
Maybe, just maybe, money being created by private interests which is then loaned to governments with compounded interest obligations attached IS the root of all evil. It’s a trap, and we all fell into it.
Here’s another video featuring Bill Abram, a retired high school teacher, who explains a bit of the recent history involved in creating our totally fraudulent and therefore fictitious national deficit: The Crime of the Canadian Banking System This one is about 25 minutes long, but is very easy to understand. Let me reiterate that there is no reason whatsoever that we should be operating under such a flawed system. Simply, we have been fools!
In Canada, we have the documentation in our constitution and banking laws which preclude us from having to operate in such an insane system. It was never intended to be the way that it is, with astronomical deficits and a struggling economy in such a resource-rich nation. Our government chose to ignore the constitution and chose to defy the role of our publicly owned national bank in regulating our own economy.
In the following video: Press For Truth – Bank of Canada Lawsuit, we learn that two courageous Canadians are indeed challenging our government on these very issues. This one is only 9 minutes long and gives us a glimmer of hope for a real remedy to the bogus situation we all find ourselves in.
My appeal, in presenting this information, is to every do-gooder on the planet. We must understand the root of every ill besieging humanity at this time. Whatever noble cause we engage our heroic efforts in to provide relief and remedy to an ailing world, all of our very best intentions are doomed to come to naught if we fail to understand the instruments of control which have placed us here to begin with. If we cannot or do not change the way in which money is created throughout the world, there will never be peace, prosperity or any hope for equality or justice.
The criminals who have knowingly led the lambs (us) to slaughter must be removed and adjudicated. Our financial systems must be returned to the functionality of their original intent– to serve all the people equally. As long as our best efforts are reduced to rushing around slapping band-aids on a patient who is bleeding to death rapidly, those who remain in control of the issuance of money (debt) will continue to laugh behind our backs as they shrug their shoulders telling us that there’s nothing more that can be done. “This is the system. And we have to live with it.” Bullshit! It’s killing us all slowly along with our beautiful planet!
As more and more of us tear back the curtain exposing the central lie, the oppressive beast dies. The old financial order is crumbling; it is truly in dire straits. And this is cause for celebration! “Business as usual” must end! Do not be fearful; there IS a better way. Once the way is cleared, we must insist on an equitable and sane system. And once that is established, all our best intentions for the future will naturally flow… unimpeded.
2 comments
I completely agree there is no need to fear changes to our current mess of a society. We must not continue to be herded towards a Brave New World, blindly trusting our government knows/cares what is best for us. More and more people are seeing through the lies and finding that combined voices of the opprssed can, and will and will shape our future. Reshaping of the financial system is an ideal place to start.
by mhowse on May 18, 2012 at 8:26 pm. #
*minus that duplicate “and will”… 😉
by mhowse on May 18, 2012 at 8:27 pm. #