Right Steve, there is no short-cut around the political issue and money is THE political issue as it is the tool of those who rule which is why it should be a public utility. We have the legislation already written, legally vetted and introduced to the 112th Congress by Dennis Kucinich as the NEED Act HR2990. Few have heard of it apparently but it is why he lost his seat in his next race as money's minions gerrymandered him out. Yes, the 'banks' needed to get control of governments to protect their privilege and it is extremely profitable as the Princeton Study indicates. (a 670% ROI) All revolutions are conflicts over an agreement about who rules, who issues the money, how and for what? The American and French revolutions were both funded by printing revolutionary money and both were attacked by the Bank of England who counterfeited billions of them to devalue them and to force them into debt. Right, they won. Now it is time they lose, can we get enough agreement to make that happen?
Right Steve, there is no short-cut around the political issue and money is THE political issue as it is the tool of those who rule which is why it should be a public utility. We have the legislation already written, legally vetted and introduced to the 112th Congress by Dennis Kucinich as the NEED Act HR2990. Few have heard of it apparently but it is why he lost his seat in his next race as money's minions gerrymandered him out. Yes, the 'banks' needed to get control of governments to protect their privilege and it is extremely profitable as the Princeton Study indicates. (a 670% ROI) All revolutions are conflicts over an agreement about who rules, who issues the money, how and for what? The American and French revolutions were both funded by printing revolutionary money and both were attacked by the Bank of England who counterfeited billions of them to devalue them and to force them into debt. Right, they won. Now it is time they lose, can we get enough agreement to make that happen?