This is a seven-minute video by economics professor emeritus R.D.Wolff on the root causes of the current “crisis”.
He is the author of Capitalism hits the Fan and finds long term reasons for the crisis, without hitting the nail of “money from thin air“.
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Juri Lina The Fight against Usury
This 8-page article is an excellent overview of recent historic and international developments.
It describes usury as the tool of the forces of darkness and cites the whole lineage of wrongdoers.
Enjoy reading! The Estonian author has also made a film “In the Shadow of Hermes: The Secrets of Communism”.
And maybe continue with the History of Usury.
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I have often felt that I learned more about our money system than I ever wanted to learn. But there are people in our society who had to learn more about The Law than they ever wanted to learn. And that is because they’ve been hurt, damaged, harassed, defrauded, tortured, bankrupted, dispossessed, you name it, it’s happened to them.
What voice to they have on their own? Where can they go when they find out that their MP is “part of the gang”?
Our meetings were attended by many such “victims turned starfighters”, and with the new government, we have hope that we can usurp the Rule of Money and let the Rule of Law re-enter. But it’s going to be a long journey!
First steps were
And thus we hope that the new Government’s promises can be taken seriously:
Of course, so far, it is assumed that offenders are not among the judiciary. But the older we become the more we become disillusioned and see the emperor’s clothes for what they are…
If we had Honest Money, we would have honest bankers.
If we didn’t have Dishonest Money, we would have honest politicians.
Meanwhile, we have to live with our creativity and conscience, to survive in a system that is rotten to its core.
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This blog post by admirable Ann Pettifor puts it in a nutshell: what is at stake is nothing less than Britain’s democracy, and the peoples’ right to control over the nation’s finances.
See Sovereignty & Seignorage and Green Credit for Green Purposes as the basis for “economic democracy“! Wouldn’t it be nice!?…
We’ve been advocating economic democracy through freedom from national debt for a long time. But we are not enough insects to kill the elephant yet!…
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Our latest Early Day Motion (EDM) tabled by Austin Mitchell MP spells it out: Interest-Free Credit is the answer to the lies accumulating from central bankers, bankers and economists.
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This video is a recording of the Dylan Ratigan Show on MSNBC News – exposing the banks, the Fed and Congress, framing the Fed as the godfather of the greatest con and cover-up…
The points are:
Here are more links for the same video, albeit shortened:
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When we held a Forum meeting on March 9th, 2010 we awarded both Lord Sudeley and Austin Mitchell MP the Honorary Robin Hood Award.
The Robin Hood Tax, feared by the banks and loved by the poor, is the tip of the changes required to move the iceberg of public debts.
Meeting Lord Sudeley in 1998 was the beginning of Forum meetings in the House of Lords.
Since the House of Lords reform, however, Austin Mitchell MP has been particularly active on our behalf, especially by tabling Early Day Motions in the House of Commons.
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I wish I could talk to the Sunday Times undercover reporter who produced this story on Labour MPs abusing their position:
I would invite him/her to talk to the victims of financial, legal and judiciary institutions who tell their stories in our various meetings:
At the same time, I hope s/he would appreciate that the real cause is the quality of money that is circulating in the money supply of our nationa. Our chairman Austin Mitchell MP, who has been called the only honest MP, has tabled an Early Day Motion on Interest Free Credit. This is the “obvious” answer, if only the Treasury wanted to solve problems. But which MP understands the issue, while institutions continue to run ‘business as usual’? Might you want to write to your MP?
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This new online petition is one of the outcomes of our last meeting at the House of Lords. Will you be happy to sign?
Another outcome is Austin Mitchell MP’s Early Day Motion (EDM) on Interest Free Credit. Will you get your MP to sign it? Or might s/he at least sign the EDM on the Robin Hood Tax?
And then there is the next challenge: to stage our own Public Inquiry with a Grand Jury!
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Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 9th, 2 – 4pm in Committee Room 2A of the House of Lords.
We want to follow our determination and commitment to tackle the serious oppression that our Chairman Austin Mitchell MP formulated in Early Day Motion 1297: Enforcement of Bank of England Act 1694.
We shall also honour Austin Mitchell MP and Lord Sudeley with our Honorary Robin Hood Award.
The news release about our event is here.
Please email sabine AT 3d-metrics.com if you want to attend.
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