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peepee » 19 Feb 2018 6:04 am » wrote:

Sgt Bilko » 18 Feb 2018 8:59 am » wrote:You ignore the reality that all countries print money blahblahblahblahblahblahblahblah....

....firstly, you republican-radio-level hallucinator, 'countries' don't 'print money'...'countries' is a concept/label...and concepts/labels can't 'print' anything....see 'fallacy of reification', republican-radio monetary ignoramus...you see, you brainwashed goddamned fool, only real living people can 'print' anything...and if/when you and the rest of your doltish republican-radio fellows here at lf learn the reality of who creates [or 'prints' as many stoooopid **** republicrats such as yourself put it] 'our' money and 'how', etc..you will no longer be a goddamned fool republican monetary ignoramus...

....i and others have provided you with much evidence to bolster the assertion of money creation by PRIVATE BANKSTERS...you have provided no evidence to bolster your convoluted theory that, "The way the money supply increases is through the profit made in businesses."

...hint for radio dummies: lose the republican-radio THEORIE$ and get some monetary reali$m!...

Look at this fool state countries don't print money. He claims countries is a concept label. I guess WWII was not a real war either involving pseudo countries on all inhabited continents. Only Antarctica didn't send troops to fight the war. I guess the Secret Service doesn't go after counterfeiters either. Looks to me like peepee pissed all over himself. His insanity just keeps growing with his insane posts. What kind of delusional post is he going to do next!!

The only thing I agree with him on is how the money supply increases.

I bet peepee believes in big bang evolution despite the fact that it violates 5 seperate laws of science!!

Cedar » 19 Feb 2018 7:25 am » wrote:
Anyone can create currency if you can get enough people to accept its value.

The infamous Robber Baron, J.P. Morgan got tired of loaning his own money to the U.S, so he got behind the Rothschild Banking cartel with the Fed Reserve Board in 1913, to insitutionalize fractional banking and robbery!

nuckin futz » 19 Feb 2018 4:59 pm » wrote:
The infamous Robber Baron, J.P. Morgan got tired of loaning his own money to the U.S, so he got behind the Rothschild Banking cartel with the Fed Reserve Board in 1913, to insitutionalize fractional banking and robbery!

Then, in the same year, 1913, they set up the INCOME TAX to take away whatever crumbs were left over to take!
As if that was not enough, Hank Paulson(Bush, the Stupid's Treasury Secretary) set up the unscrupulous Bank bailouts to take whatever assets we had left!

Thta was the greatest HEIST ever in Murica! Now, they would like to do that again!

Cedar » 19 Feb 2018 6:50 am » wrote:You buy things with dollars don’t you? The little rag cloth rectangles have tangible value. Why does gold have value as currency? Because governments say it does, no other reason.

...you are quite ****-up here but kudos for trying and sharing...i was there too..all of us have been 'there'...most still are..VERY few have made it out...

...yes, of course i 'buy things with dollars'..that's all they take at the grocery store...that's all the government accepts for property taxes so that i may lay my head in the house i built and not in a refrigerator box under a bridge...

...LARGELY, the only 'tangible value' the green ragcloth rectangles have is through FORCED USAGE...i.e. absent 'government' demanding that we use 'dollars' to pay taxes, use as a unit of account through legal tender laws, etc., those little green rectangles [and bank ledger entries, etc.] are rendered worthless except for some 'tangible value' as fire starter, wallpaper, a collector's item, etc...

...as for gold today it is NOT 'valuable' to use as 'currency'...the grocery store and the tax-man, etc., may accept gold at the 'face value' stamped on the coin...but imo you'd have to be a goddamned republicrat fool to use a one ounce gold coin for which you paid $1500 to pay off $50 [stamped value on the coin] of tax liability!!...btw, 'gold' has 'intrinsic value' outside of any pronouncements/laws made by legislators full of village-idiot republicrats...in fact, the village idiots have done many things to suppress the 'currency value' [measured in dollars] of gold/silver...[btw, i am certainly not a 'gold-money bug'!!]

...you ALWAYS miss my main point...it's not WHAT we use 'as money'...IT'S WHO CREATES/ISSUES/GETS TO USE IT IN 'THE FIRST ROUND OF SPENDING' AND HOW...

...for example, animal manure has been used 'as money'...human manure could be used also...so let's say 'the government' declared that we must use 'humanure' to pay our taxes...but YOUR poop didn't count as money...only poop from certain bluebloods was 'legal tender'...in other words, what if only certain bluebloods, etc. privileged individuals got to issue new 'money' and only they got to use it in 'the first round of spending'?... i bet you wouldn't like that scenario...but essentially you are under the same unjust, intolerable system today where privileged individuals have virtually enslaved you/us because of their 'legalized'/institutionalized monetary privilege$...

...i hate to say it but you, like 99% plus of people i know, lack an honest understanding of monetary reality...i.e. the basic origin and nature of 'money'...until you gain some honest understanding of monetary REALITY-and you'll have to do this LARGELY on your own-- you'll continue to be lost...no help creating an honest, egalitarian society...but then again, maybe you prefer a goddamned fool republicrat society!..

...btw, thoroughly checking out some of the info on this thread [disregard posts by dildo, huey loser and shooves] is the best place i know for a 'newbie'...those of you who disagree please name the better place(s)..

...a very rare, almost extinct peepee **** up: ..."btw, 'gold' has 'intrinsic value' outside of any pronouncements/laws made by legislators full of village-idiot republicrats"..

...ugh...'legislatures' full of village-idiot republicrats.....

...btw, i'm much better explaining things verbally than through writing...if some honest or self-destructive bankster ever tapped me as a radio-talk show host i'd have you republicrats squealing like pigs(ty)...

peepee » 19 Feb 2018 10:28 pm » wrote:

Cedar » 19 Feb 2018 6:50 am » wrote:You buy things with dollars don’t you? The little rag cloth rectangles have tangible value. Why does gold have value as currency? Because governments say it does, no other reason.

...you are quite ****-up here but kudos for trying and sharing...i was there too..all of us have been 'there'...most still are..VERY few have made it out...

...yes, of course i 'buy things with dollars'..that's all they take at the grocery store...that's all the government accepts for property taxes so that i may lay my head in the house i built and not in a refrigerator box under a bridge...

...LARGELY, the only 'tangible value' the green ragcloth rectangles have is through FORCED USAGE...i.e. absent 'government' demanding that we use 'dollars' to pay taxes, use as a unit of account through legal tender laws, etc., those little green rectangles [and bank ledger entries, etc.] are rendered worthless except for some 'tangible value' as fire starter, wallpaper, a collector's item, etc...

...as for gold today it is NOT 'valuable' to use as 'currency'...the grocery store and the tax-man, etc., may accept gold at the 'face value' stamped on the coin...but imo you'd have to be a goddamned republicrat fool to use a one ounce gold coin for which you paid $1500 to pay off $50 [stamped value on the coin] of tax liability!!...btw, 'gold' has 'intrinsic value' outside of any pronouncements/laws made by legislators full of village-idiot republicrats...in fact, the village idiots have done many things to suppress the 'currency value' [measured in dollars] of gold/silver...[btw, i am certainly not a 'gold-money bug'!!]

...you ALWAYS miss my main point...it's not WHAT we use 'as money'...IT'S WHO CREATES/ISSUES/GETS TO USE IT IN 'THE FIRST ROUND OF SPENDING' AND HOW...

...for example, animal manure has been used 'as money'...human manure could be used also...so let's say 'the government' declared that we must use 'humanure' to pay our taxes...but YOUR poop didn't count as money...only poop from certain bluebloods was 'legal tender'...in other words, what if only certain bluebloods, etc. privileged individuals got to issue new 'money' and only they got to use it in 'the first round of spending'?... i bet you wouldn't like that scenario...but essentially you are under the same unjust, intolerable system today where privileged individuals have virtually enslaved you/us because of their 'legalized'/institutionalized monetary privilege$...

...i hate to say it but you, like 99% plus of people i know, lack an honest understanding of monetary reality...i.e. the basic origin and nature of 'money'...until you gain some honest understanding of monetary REALITY-and you'll have to do this LARGELY on your own-- you'll continue to be lost...no help creating an honest, egalitarian society...but then again, maybe you prefer a goddamned fool republicrat society!..

...btw, thoroughly checking out some of the info on this thread [disregard posts by dildo, huey loser and shooves] is the best place i know for a 'newbie'...those of you who disagree please name the better place(s)..

You are loony tunes **** crazy!! Humanure??!!??
Methinks you need to see those men in the white coats. They will take good care of you!!

.....hopefully someday private dildo will provide some evidence to bolster his ridiculous assertion that, 'The way the money supply increases is through the profit made in businesses.' ....p. dildy, perhaps you might direct us to a simple video, etc., of someone [other than your own goddamned fool self] who shares your goddamned fool ideas...just one, for once...please... [in advance, i didn't think so] ...below is a quick, neat explanation of 'the power$ that be' from John Perkins, the author of 'The Confessions of an Economic Hitman' ...any republicrats other than private dildo (p. dilddy) who disagree with Perkins' de$cription of bankster capitalism in action?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Dvt2EqXF4

peepee » 25 Feb 2018 12:39 am » wrote:.....hopefully someday private dildo will provide some evidence to bolster his ridiculous assertion that, 'The way the money supply increases is through the profit made in businesses.' ....p. dildy, perhaps you might direct us to a simple video, etc., of someone [other than your own goddamned fool self] who shares your goddamned fool ideas...just one, for once...please... [in advance, i didn't think so] ...below is a quick, neat explanation of 'the power$ that be' from John Perkins, the author of 'The Confessions of an Economic Hitman' ...any republicrats other than private dildo (p. dilddy) who disagree with Perkins' de$cription of bankster capitalism in action?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37Dvt2EqXF4

You are an ignorant atheist windbag spouting gibberish nonsense about everything. You need to take a few lessons in economics.
Your idiotic video is proof of your idiotic insane bias!!

A business creates a product or service.
It competes with other businesses in the same segment of the market place.
They spend money including overhead to create the product or service.
They sell the product or service and make a profit.
All businesses that remain in business do this.

Where does the profit come from since you are implying the economy is a 0 sum concept.
Poor peepee peed all over himself again. He is unable to communicate without ad hominem and red herring attacks.

Peepee obviously has no concept of true economics. I was forced to sit down with an accountant to go over how we came up with the prices we charge our customers. I got an education into how prices were created. There are 2 kinds of employees. First group creates an sells the product. The second group supports the first group. Items are bought by the company and fall into the same types of groups. There is the building, utilities, maintenance, office equipment, benches and chairs, specialized equipment to create the product, etc. All of the people creating the product are burdened with the overhead people and costs. Their output creating the product or service MUST bring in enough money to pay for everything. Otherwise the business will go bankrupt.

Peepee would go bankrupt quickly if this fool tried to create a company. He has absolutely no concept of how to calculate charges to make the business run in the black. He would generate a red ink company and go broke.

Sgt Bilko » 25 Feb 2018 5:37 pm » wrote:
You are an ignorant atheist windbag spouting gibberish nonsense about everything. You need to take a few lessons in economics.
Your idiotic video is proof of your idiotic insane bias!!....blahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblah.....

...errr..yeah...well...moving along...here's another link with some good info..[hint for p. dilldy: ...please provide some info from others to bolster your [**** idiot] claims..]

http://understandingmoney101.com/

"The purpose of this website is to provide a library of resources for a true understanding of money and our current monetary system.
In our current monetary system, all our money is created by private banks by means of debt. Monetary reform, taking back the authority to create money, from private banks to the government, is the central issue that unites and resolves all others, since our current privatized monetary system is the core of the elite's power base, and the reason for poverty and war, etc.
Henry Ford (1863-1947), the American industrialist and pioneer of the assembly-line production method, stated:
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”


THE CREATION OF MONEY & CREDIT IS THE SOLE PREROGATIVE OF A SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT
Most people are exposed to thinking that banking is, and should be, a private undertaking, as with most businesses. The problem is that people are misled in their understanding of how banking really works. A true understanding of money and banking will lead people to correctly see that a significant activity of banking, the extension of credit, is truly a public function.
1. In our current system, banks create money.
Private banks today, including the Federal Reserve, do not lend money they have on deposit, nor borrow money at a low interest and loan it out at a higher interest rate. Private banks today, through fractional reserve lending, create money--money that is backed by the “full faith and credit of the United States”--out of thin air by bookkeeping entry, whenever anyone, including the government, takes out a loan. As Ellen Brown states in “Web of Debt”: “They merely ‘monetize’ the borrower’s promise to repay.” Believe it. References to this fact abound, even from the Federal Reserve itself. One example, "Modern Money Mechanics," no longer in print but available on the internet, by the Federal Reserve bank of Chicago, describes “the basic process of money creation in a ‘fractional reserve’ banking system." The well-referenced article, "DOLLAR DECEPTION: HOW BANKS SECRETLY CREATE MONEY," by Ellen Hodgson Brown, is another good source ().
However, one should note that the credit extended by private banks is not theirs to extend but instead is an asset of the community – afterall, it is currency backed by the “full faith of the United States.” Thus the extension of credit, in US currency, by a private bank can be considered a fraud, while a public bank creating US currency would not.

peepee » 28 Feb 2018 7:29 am » wrote:

Sgt Bilko » 25 Feb 2018 5:37 pm » wrote:
You are an ignorant atheist windbag spouting gibberish nonsense about everything. You need to take a few lessons in economics.
Your idiotic video is proof of your idiotic insane bias!!....blahblahblahblahblahblahblahblahblah.....

...errr..yeah...well...moving along...here's another link with some good info..[hint for p. dilldy: ...please provide some info from others to bolster your [**** idiot] claims..]

http://understandingmoney101.com/

"The purpose of this website is to provide a library of resources for a true understanding of money and our current monetary system.
In our current monetary system, all our money is created by private banks by means of debt. Monetary reform, taking back the authority to create money, from private banks to the government, is the central issue that unites and resolves all others, since our current privatized monetary system is the core of the elite's power base, and the reason for poverty and war, etc.
Henry Ford (1863-1947), the American industrialist and pioneer of the assembly-line production method, stated:
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”

THE CREATION OF MONEY & CREDIT IS THE SOLE PREROGATIVE OF A SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT
Most people are exposed to thinking that banking is, and should be, a private undertaking, as with most businesses. The problem is that people are misled in their understanding of how banking really works. A true understanding of money and banking will lead people to correctly see that a significant activity of banking, the extension of credit, is truly a public function.
1. In our current system, banks create money.
Private banks today, including the Federal Reserve, do not lend money they have on deposit, nor borrow money at a low interest and loan it out at a higher interest rate. Private banks today, through fractional reserve lending, create money--money that is backed by the “full faith and credit of the United States”--out of thin air by bookkeeping entry, whenever anyone, including the government, takes out a loan. As Ellen Brown states in “Web of Debt”: “They merely ‘monetize’ the borrower’s promise to repay.” Believe it. References to this fact abound, even from the Federal Reserve itself. One example, "Modern Money Mechanics," no longer in print but available on the internet, by the Federal Reserve bank of Chicago, describes “the basic process of money creation in a ‘fractional reserve’ banking system." The well-referenced article, "DOLLAR DECEPTION: HOW BANKS SECRETLY CREATE MONEY," by Ellen Hodgson Brown, is another good source ().
However, one should note that the credit extended by private banks is not theirs to extend but instead is an asset of the community – afterall, it is currency backed by the “full faith of the United States.” Thus the extension of credit, in US currency, by a private bank can be considered a fraud, while a public bank creating US currency would not.

Poor deluded peepee pissing all over himself with ludicrous conspiracy theories.

To record 1 Bitcoin transaction of $1 uses enough electricity to power 10 homes for a day. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/bitcoin-mi ... nsumption/

peepee » 28 Feb 2018 7:29 am » wrote:


...errr..yeah...well...moving along...here's another link with some good info..[hint for p. dilldy: ...please provide some info from others to bolster your [**** idiot] claims..]

http://understandingmoney101.com/

"The purpose of this website is to provide a library of resources for a true understanding of money and our current monetary system.
In our current monetary system, all our money is created by private banks by means of debt. Monetary reform, taking back the authority to create money, from private banks to the government, is the central issue that unites and resolves all others, since our current privatized monetary system is the core of the elite's power base, and the reason for poverty and war, etc.
Henry Ford (1863-1947), the American industrialist and pioneer of the assembly-line production method, stated:
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”

THE CREATION OF MONEY & CREDIT IS THE SOLE PREROGATIVE OF A SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT
Most people are exposed to thinking that banking is, and should be, a private undertaking, as with most businesses. The problem is that people are misled in their understanding of how banking really works. A true understanding of money and banking will lead people to correctly see that a significant activity of banking, the extension of credit, is truly a public function.
1. In our current system, banks create money.
Private banks today, including the Federal Reserve, do not lend money they have on deposit, nor borrow money at a low interest and loan it out at a higher interest rate. Private banks today, through fractional reserve lending, create money--money that is backed by the “full faith and credit of the United States”--out of thin air by bookkeeping entry, whenever anyone, including the government, takes out a loan. As Ellen Brown states in “Web of Debt”: “They merely ‘monetize’ the borrower’s promise to repay.” Believe it. References to this fact abound, even from the Federal Reserve itself. One example, "Modern Money Mechanics," no longer in print but available on the internet, by the Federal Reserve bank of Chicago, describes “the basic process of money creation in a ‘fractional reserve’ banking system." The well-referenced article, "DOLLAR DECEPTION: HOW BANKS SECRETLY CREATE MONEY," by Ellen Hodgson Brown, is another good source ().
However, one should note that the credit extended by private banks is not theirs to extend but instead is an asset of the community – afterall, it is currency backed by the “full faith of the United States.” Thus the extension of credit, in US currency, by a private bank can be considered a fraud, while a public bank creating US currency would not.

You are 100% RIGHT!
I learned years ago in the mortgage banking biz, that every mortgage increases the money supply and is written as a debit, but also as an asset by government. So new paper notes are created out of nothing,essentially.

nuckin futz » 04 Mar 2018 8:43 am » wrote:

peepee » 28 Feb 2018 7:29 am » wrote:


...errr..yeah...well...moving along...here's another link with some good info..[hint for p. dilldy: ...please provide some info from others to bolster your [**** idiot] claims..]

http://understandingmoney101.com/

"The purpose of this website is to provide a library of resources for a true understanding of money and our current monetary system.
In our current monetary system, all our money is created by private banks by means of debt. Monetary reform, taking back the authority to create money, from private banks to the government, is the central issue that unites and resolves all others, since our current privatized monetary system is the core of the elite's power base, and the reason for poverty and war, etc.
Henry Ford (1863-1947), the American industrialist and pioneer of the assembly-line production method, stated:
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.”

THE CREATION OF MONEY & CREDIT IS THE SOLE PREROGATIVE OF A SOVEREIGN GOVERNMENT
Most people are exposed to thinking that banking is, and should be, a private undertaking, as with most businesses. The problem is that people are misled in their understanding of how banking really works. A true understanding of money and banking will lead people to correctly see that a significant activity of banking, the extension of credit, is truly a public function.
1. In our current system, banks create money.
Private banks today, including the Federal Reserve, do not lend money they have on deposit, nor borrow money at a low interest and loan it out at a higher interest rate. Private banks today, through fractional reserve lending, create money--money that is backed by the “full faith and credit of the United States”--out of thin air by bookkeeping entry, whenever anyone, including the government, takes out a loan. As Ellen Brown states in “Web of Debt”: “They merely ‘monetize’ the borrower’s promise to repay.” Believe it. References to this fact abound, even from the Federal Reserve itself. One example, "Modern Money Mechanics," no longer in print but available on the internet, by the Federal Reserve bank of Chicago, describes “the basic process of money creation in a ‘fractional reserve’ banking system." The well-referenced article, "DOLLAR DECEPTION: HOW BANKS SECRETLY CREATE MONEY," by Ellen Hodgson Brown, is another good source ().
However, one should note that the credit extended by private banks is not theirs to extend but instead is an asset of the community – afterall, it is currency backed by the “full faith of the United States.” Thus the extension of credit, in US currency, by a private bank can be considered a fraud, while a public bank creating US currency would not.

You are 100% RIGHT!
I learned years ago in the mortgage banking biz, that every mortgage increases the money supply and is written as a debit, but also as an asset by government. So new paper notes are created out of nothing,essentially.

Every time a business makes a profit the money supply increases as well. The interest on loans goes to create the profit for the bank. Keep in mind that most of the money never touches people's hands but is transfered between people and businesses with bank transfers. Credit cards and checks for example.

Sgt Bilko » 04 Mar 2018 1:24 pm » wrote:Every time a business makes a profit the money supply increases as well.

...are you ever going to provide any evidence to bolster this goddamned fool republican-radio-level mantra of yours?! ...you CAN'T provide any evidence...just bilko bilge!..

...here's an interesting video by hans hermann hoppe who charles thompson apparently idolizes:...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lqA0oHP8CA&t=1106s

peepee » 13 Mar 2018 3:34 pm » wrote:

Sgt Bilko » 04 Mar 2018 1:24 pm » wrote:Every time a business makes a profit the money supply increases as well.

...are you ever going to provide any evidence to bolster this goddamned fool republican-radio-level mantra of yours?! ...you CAN'T provide any evidence...just bilko bilge!..

...here's an interesting video by hans hermann hoppe who charles thompson apparently idolizes:...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lqA0oHP8CA&t=1106s

Poor weewee is having a hissy fit. Can't handle facts.

Sgt Bilko » 04 Mar 2018 1:24 pm » wrote:Every time a business makes a profit the money supply increases as well.

...so 'every time a business makes a loss the money supply decreases as well'?!...does this increase/decrease happen immediately and automatically?....

....i've heard lots crazy, indefensible ideas/theories about money from republicrats...yours is yet another!..

....here's a fellow who gets it, private dildo...:

http://www.monetary.org/speech-at-the-u ... 03/2010/12

"Here is what William Gouge, a banking expert wrote in 1833:
“Without clearly distinguishing the causes, men have come to see clearly the wealth passing continually out of the hands of those whose labor produced it, or whose economy saved it, into the hands of those who neither work nor save. They do not clearly see how the transfer takes place, but they are certain of the fact. In the general scramble they think themselves entitled to some portion of the spoil, and if they cannot obtain it by fair means, they take it by foul.” “The Banking system is the principal cause of social evil in the United States.” (It still is, in 2004!)
To summarize the argument: The nature of the money power is societally derived, not one originating in the activities of private corporations. Because of its great importance to all, control over the process belongs under public authority. Both logic and history show that its not safe to delegate this power, and certainly not acceptable to allow its usurpation."

peepee » 21 Mar 2018 12:03 pm » wrote:

Sgt Bilko » 04 Mar 2018 1:24 pm » wrote:Every time a business makes a profit the money supply increases as well.

...so 'every time a business makes a loss the money supply decreases as well'?!...does this increase/decrease happen immediately and automatically?....

....i've heard lots crazy, indefensible ideas/theories about money from republicrats...yours is yet another!..

....here's a fellow who gets it, private dildo...:

http://www.monetary.org/speech-at-the-u ... 03/2010/12

"Here is what William Gouge, a banking expert wrote in 1833:
“Without clearly distinguishing the causes, men have come to see clearly the wealth passing continually out of the hands of those whose labor produced it, or whose economy saved it, into the hands of those who neither work nor save. They do not clearly see how the transfer takes place, but they are certain of the fact. In the general scramble they think themselves entitled to some portion of the spoil, and if they cannot obtain it by fair means, they take it by foul.” “The Banking system is the principal cause of social evil in the United States.” (It still is, in 2004!)
To summarize the argument: The nature of the money power is societally derived, not one originating in the activities of private corporations. Because of its great importance to all, control over the process belongs under public authority. Both logic and history show that its not safe to delegate this power, and certainly not acceptable to allow its usurpation."

Rant on **** rant on, maybe at some point reality will sink in. But then with your idiocy it will never happen. Obvious to the casual observer you are mentally handicapped. Such a sad story. Just unable to make coherent financial arguments!! Go take remedial courses in finance.

...steve zarlenga [the world's foremost monetary historian--if you know of a better monetary historian, please name] offers the following from his speech recorded on the link that private dildo and i posted in the preceding two posts:...

"...WHAT TO DO NOW?

In broad terms:

* Nationalize the Federal Reserve, place it within the Treasury and use the greenback mechanism to fund infrastructure improvement and repair. The American Society of Civil Engineers 1998 Report estimates that $2 trillion will be needed. Much more is required to assure water supplies.

* Remove the privilege banks have to create money. Only government should have this power. This means much more than requiring banks to have 100% reserves. A special 100% reserve solution elegantly transforms all previously bank created money into U.S. created money. This does not cause deflation or inflation.

* Institute anti-deflationary programs to assure that sufficient money is introduced by government into the system...."

IBID about your rants.