Toward Socialism
For the rich and powerful, the rule change meant they could print money on any ordinary piece of paper. Our money had been debauched.
By changing the rules of money, the rich could legally steal our wealth via the money system itself.
She may be just a fruit vendor, but when it comes to money, she's no fool.
Today, people do what they have been taught to do; they go to school, work hard, pay their bills, save, invest their money in mutual funds, and hope that things will return to normal.
That is why everyone is clamoring for his or her share of the bailout.
Few people realize that the root of our problem is our money - the very thing they work for and hang on to.
Few people realize that those who control the money supply want us to need more and more of their toxic money.
The more we need money, the more money they can print. The more we need money, the weaker we become. The more we need money, the more we're headed toward socialism.
Rather than teaching people to fish, the government gives people fish, and people become dependent upon government to solve their money problems.
By changing the rules of money, the rich could legally steal our wealth via the money system itself.
She may be just a fruit vendor, but when it comes to money, she's no fool.
Today, people do what they have been taught to do; they go to school, work hard, pay their bills, save, invest their money in mutual funds, and hope that things will return to normal.
That is why everyone is clamoring for his or her share of the bailout.
Few people realize that the root of our problem is our money - the very thing they work for and hang on to.
Few people realize that those who control the money supply want us to need more and more of their toxic money.
The more we need money, the more money they can print. The more we need money, the weaker we become. The more we need money, the more we're headed toward socialism.
Rather than teaching people to fish, the government gives people fish, and people become dependent upon government to solve their money problems.
