Money As Debt (1 Of 5)

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Paul Grignon’s 47-minute animated presentation of “Money as Debt” tells in very simple and effective graphic terms what money …

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10 Responses to “Money As Debt (1 Of 5)”

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  2. ItalianoConfuso says:

    Don’t be confused: the money system, as value, is perfect.What is wrong are bankers INVENTING money and getting richer from the others getting poor… the essence of capitalism, but in its worse vision.

  3. BourneAccident says:

    If the average person, with the intellectual capability to understand how banking really works, was financially educated, the citizens of the USA would demand a value based monetary system be instituted.

  4. NoLongerFooled says:

    Audit Fort Knox!

  5. camreeno360 says:

    Nothing’s there. There’s no need lol.

  6. NoLongerFooled says:

    Exactly. That’s what we need to prove. FDR and his gold heist.

  7. camreeno360 says:

    This whole thing is a blatant fraud. I mean who would go to call FDR one of our greatest presidents when in fact it’s him who prolonged the Depression, and it’s also him who brought us into World War II by ignoring the warning about the Japanese moving towards Pearl Harbor (there are books on this) How can people watch as their gold gets taken away by law, gets put in Fort Knox, and we’re never told whether or not the gold is still there. What a joke it all is.

  8. ItsAllaSong says:

    There is no “party line” on productivity; it is economic law. We have sold this to China-too bad that we didn’t demand balance of trade so that we wouldn’t lost our manufacturing base and become a debtor nation.Monetary systems work well when they are not allowed to produce money unchecked. A gold standard will do this, but so will some other systems. I think that you might like to check out something called “free banking systems”. There are a lot of new proposals out there by economists.

  9. standauffish says:

    So your a Banker perhaps? How about those companies that got the 700 billion bailout and gave themselves raises and bonuses with the money and planned to party in Vegas?

  10. uglyguido says:

    700 billion? try 19 trillion.



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