Peepee on Money
By peepee
5 Nov 2017 11:34 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
29 Apr 2022 6:47 am
...tmk, you and i are the only ones who have noticed...'indago' ['hillbilly boy'] was/is a republicrat-level monetary ignoramus/troll who, when exposed as a monetary ignoramus, resorted to 'the ga$light'... his signature 'technique' was to post a supposed 'gotcha' link that proved me wrong but of course nobody except me [and now you] cared to check the [bull$hit] the 'POSTED' link he attached... pitiful....
...but he's not the only monetary ignoramus troll/@sshole here as evidenced by vague-@ss, sheepbleeper and many other monetary ignoramuses...[i notice we have a 'new' one in $illy willie
jackhole...love it!!] 
,,,it seems the old saw is pretty accurate: "...first they ignore me, then they laugh at me, then they fight me, then i slap the living $hit out of the gd republicrat-level fools..."
30 Apr 2022 4:17 pm
...this is james corbett's 'century of enslavement'... excellent!!!... i will state the title and producer of any video's i post in the future after seeing all the 'this video is unavailable' ... wow!... 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5IyUFqUN88&t=4463s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5IyUFqUN88&t=4463s
30 Apr 2022 5:02 pm
peepee » 06 Nov 2017, 4:35 pm » wrote: ↑ ....dante brought 'capitalism' into that thread...i've never heard any two republicrats define the THEORY of 'capitalism' the same so threads like that get real confused especially when republican-radio-level 'thinkers'start commenting...i wanted to start a thread on the REALITY of 'our' [hideous] money order and the verifiable ignorance of republicrats like squirmin8tor, stinky **** and the rest of the abundant verifiable monetary ignoramuses around here...
...i like to start at a very basic level with republicrats like squirmy, dildo, stinky, et al....because they are so obviously and fundamentally ignorant about the origin and nature of the money for which they suck peepee....for example, if dildo/squirmy/stinky/et al were comfortable and honest and i asked them to describe the first thing they see in their 'mind's eye' when i said the word 'dog'...they would/could conjure and describe some/a 'real dog'...same thing if i said 'cat,' 'automobile,' 'santa claus,' etc. ad nauseam...and if i asked them to describe their 'mind's eye' image of a baseball game, sexual intercourse, etc..they would have a realistic image in their 'mind's eye' based on their life experiences, etc...
...BUT, if, for example, i asked them to describe what appears immediately in their mind's eye when i ask them to conjure 'the creation of dollars/money'...i'm ALMOST CERTAIN (judging from their previous ignoramus postings, etc.) they 'see' a printing press with the little green ragcloth rectangles rolling down the line...printed in some GOVERNMENT/PUBLIC building....now that's some 'brainwashing'!!!...
...btw, don't feel bad, republicrat mcstinkers, i too used to be a brainwashed republicrat monetary ignoramus spouting republicrat THEORY...but now i see THE REALITY much more clearly in my mind's eye:...'money/dollar' creation is just some private commercial bankster lackey tapping some new number$ into some account they've created for someone...
...(btw, if your brow is furrowed...you just may be a brainwa$hed republicrat monetary ignoramus!...turn off the **** republican radio and get 'monetary realism'...)
You just copy and pasted an article you found on the internet. Plagiarism has many forms.
Nothing is easier than defending the status quo.
30 Apr 2022 5:04 pm
peepee » 06 Nov 2017, 12:57 am » wrote: ↑ ...btw, as private dildo has reminded us, there will be a whole lot of stoooooooooooopid **** monetary ignoramus radio republicans with NOTHING of value to add to thi$ $ubject who will try to derail this thread...monetary realists will know these stooooooooooooooopid ****---like private dildo, et al--- by their vapid, know-nothing posts like post #2!...
peepee on his boyfriend's honey.
30 Apr 2022 5:06 pm
Hey peepee...do you have anymore Jurassic threads to entertain us with?
1 May 2022 8:56 am
...anything i post that is not my creation is sourced, you [apparent] lying dumb@ss...Monderegal » 30 Apr 2022, 5:02 pm » wrote: ↑ You just copy and pasted an article you found on the internet. Plagiarism has many forms.
1 May 2022 8:59 am
[wouldn't i loooooooove to debate a republican
sucking @sshole like toadstool face to face...i'd shut his orange hole early and often...word...] 
16 May 2022 9:50 am
https://www.monetaryalliance.org/banks- ... r-profits/
There are many reasons why nation-states start or join wars – including the current Russian invasion of Ukraine. Controlling natural resources is certainly one of them.
Whatever the reasons, banking corporations and other financial institutions in the U.S., among many corporate sectors, profit enormously from wars – causing massive harm to people, communities, the planet, and self-described “democratic” political systems....
...Many past U.S. military ventures and the existence of 750 bases and installations in more than 80 countries and territories have been explained as providing “defense.” The U.S. military presence in all these places is more about creating or maintaining a “safe business climate” for U.S. based transnational corporations, including banks and other financial institutions to make products, extract resources, maintain open markets, and whenever possible privatize/corporatize public services or assets.
Smedley Butler, a retired U.S. Marine Corps Major General, gave a speech in 1933 on War is a Racket. In it, he stated the real reason behind militarism, “I spent thirty-three years and four months in active military service as a member of this country’s most agile military force, the Marine Corps…I spent most of my time being a high-class muscle-man for Big Business, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism…”
....More systematically is the creation of an inclusive and powerful democracy movement. We don’t have a JP Morgan Chase, CitiBank or any other banking corporation problem – or a Federal Reserve problem – or a World Bank or IMF problem – or even any domestic or international banking regulation problem. Ultimately, we have a democracy problem – as in a profound and declining lack of power and authority by people who are adversely affected by decisions unable to have a real voice in the decision-making.
Creating a powerful and inclusive democracy movement needs to be a goal operating alongside monetary transformation."
There are many reasons why nation-states start or join wars – including the current Russian invasion of Ukraine. Controlling natural resources is certainly one of them.
Whatever the reasons, banking corporations and other financial institutions in the U.S., among many corporate sectors, profit enormously from wars – causing massive harm to people, communities, the planet, and self-described “democratic” political systems....
...Many past U.S. military ventures and the existence of 750 bases and installations in more than 80 countries and territories have been explained as providing “defense.” The U.S. military presence in all these places is more about creating or maintaining a “safe business climate” for U.S. based transnational corporations, including banks and other financial institutions to make products, extract resources, maintain open markets, and whenever possible privatize/corporatize public services or assets.
Smedley Butler, a retired U.S. Marine Corps Major General, gave a speech in 1933 on War is a Racket. In it, he stated the real reason behind militarism, “I spent thirty-three years and four months in active military service as a member of this country’s most agile military force, the Marine Corps…I spent most of my time being a high-class muscle-man for Big Business, for Wall Street and for the Bankers. In short, I was a racketeer, a gangster for capitalism…”
....More systematically is the creation of an inclusive and powerful democracy movement. We don’t have a JP Morgan Chase, CitiBank or any other banking corporation problem – or a Federal Reserve problem – or a World Bank or IMF problem – or even any domestic or international banking regulation problem. Ultimately, we have a democracy problem – as in a profound and declining lack of power and authority by people who are adversely affected by decisions unable to have a real voice in the decision-making.
Creating a powerful and inclusive democracy movement needs to be a goal operating alongside monetary transformation."
16 Jun 2022 6:29 am
16 Jun 2022 2:31 pm
not here..peepee » 16 Jun 2022, 6:29 am » wrote: ↑ ...this old movie surprises me...any fans?...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE9U5j-rITA
1 Sep 2022 8:10 am
Titled 'AFJM Coffeehouse -- CBDC: Why Not? with Joe Bongiovanni -- April 2022 [great video...easy to search and find but a copied address doesn't work for some reason...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzeV-2SLDGM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzeV-2SLDGM
6 Sep 2022 8:10 am
...william gouge was a gold bug but his book, 'A Short History Of Paper Money And Banking' contains some jewels...
https://cdn.mises.org/A%20Short%20Histo ... king_2.pdf
"...If the superior credit the Banks enjoy grew out of the natural order of things, it would not be a subject of complaint. But the Banks owe their credit to their charters, to special acts of legislation in their favor, and to their notes being made receivable in payment of dues to Government. The kind of credit which is created for them by law, being equipollent with cash in the market, enables them to transfer an equal amount of substantial wealth from the productive classes to themselves, giving the productive classes only representatives of credit, or evidences of debt, in return for the substantial wealth which they part with...."
https://cdn.mises.org/A%20Short%20Histo ... king_2.pdf
"...If the superior credit the Banks enjoy grew out of the natural order of things, it would not be a subject of complaint. But the Banks owe their credit to their charters, to special acts of legislation in their favor, and to their notes being made receivable in payment of dues to Government. The kind of credit which is created for them by law, being equipollent with cash in the market, enables them to transfer an equal amount of substantial wealth from the productive classes to themselves, giving the productive classes only representatives of credit, or evidences of debt, in return for the substantial wealth which they part with...."
6 Sep 2022 2:33 pm
What is so comical about you is you think you have a Treasure Trove of Specially Privileged Information that nobody else is privy to.peepee » 01 May 2022, 8:56 am » wrote: ↑ ...anything i post that is not my creation is sourced, you [apparent] lying dumb@ss...
THIS IS WHY most people just ignore you like they do the Crazy Guy on the street corner.
7 Sep 2022 6:48 am
GHETTOBLASTER » 06 Sep 2022, 2:33 pm » wrote: ↑ What is so comical about you is you think you have a Treasure Trove of Specially Privileged Information that nobody else is privy to.
THIS IS WHY most people just ignore you like they do the Crazy Guy on the street corner.
...you suck the cack of puppet trump, etc. republican puppet$, monetary ignoramus!... your scorn is my victory...
...william gouge:.... 'a short history of paper money and banking'...
"..Against corporations of every kind, the objection may be brought, that whatever power is given to them, is so much taken from either the Government or the people. As the object of charters is to give to members of companies powers which they would not possess in their individual capacity, the very existence of monied corporations is incompatible with equality of rights.
Corporations are unfavorable to the progress of national wealth. As the Argus eyes of private interest do not watch over their concerns, their affairs are much more carelessly and much more expensively conducted than those of individuals. What would be the condition of the merchant who should trust every thing to his clerks, or of the farmer who should trust every thing to his laborers. Corporations are obliged to trust every thing to stipendiaries, who are oftentimes less trustworthy than the clerks of the merchant or the laborers of the farmer.
Such are the inherent defects of corporations, that they never can succeed, except when the laws or circumstances give them a monopoly, or advantages partaking of the nature of a monopoly. Sometimes they are protected by direct inhibitions to individuals to engage in the same business. Sometimes they are protected by an exemption from liabilities to which individuals are subjected.."
7 Sep 2022 6:56 am
...wtf are you blathering about? ...everyone is privy to read, for one example, the books in the bibliography of steve zarlenga's book, 'the lost science of money'...the problem is you haven't read even one of them because you're a brain-laundered dummy who uses his time to suck puppet trump's cack, rail about trannies and puppets, etc. trifling republicrat-level activities... word...GHETTOBLASTER » 06 Sep 2022, 2:33 pm » wrote: ↑ What is so comical about you is you think you have a Treasure Trove of Specially Privileged Information that nobody else is privy to...
7 Sep 2022 7:04 am
Economic theory, relative time theory, theory of evolution, God created all things universally changing forward now. among things evolving in plain sight one at a time in series parallel displacement now as always going on here in this atmosphere only.peepee » 07 Sep 2022, 6:56 am » wrote: ↑ ...wtf are you blathering about? ...everyone is privy to read, for one example, the books in the bibliography of steve zarlenga's book, 'the lost science of money'...the problem is you haven't read even one of them because you're a brain-laundered dummy who uses his time to suck puppet trump's cack, . ;)
Everything you suggest is fact never covers actual evolving in real time as being alive in series parallel existence each existing as specifically alive now. Yes what you propose can make life easier for all to adapt now, but the methods of making each ancestor believe now isn't eternity commands each lifetime to ignore now is eternity in order to be loyal as a royal we the people believe tomorrow will be better than genetics provided so far.
What are chosen people? those everyone follows come eternal hell, climate change, extinction.
biology eternally separated ancestors here as ancestrally arrived since inception is hell on earth for the remaining soles left adapting to space only inhabiting the moment here.
Intellectual eternal hell for a soul is believing now isn't eternity and better days tomorrow for everyone ignoring now isn't eternity when life only eternally separates the reproductions actively evolving now.
Your money is a means to control lifetimes occupying space now, not yesterday or tomorrow. Faith demands sacrificing one's biological time here performing by relative time logistics regardless the beliefs used to encourage great great grandchildren to follow their last 4 generations behavior patterns.
Traditional conditioning each brain arriving to mind speculation or else tyranny.
9 Sep 2022 9:05 am
"....If a man is unjust, or an extortioner, society is, sooner or later, relieved from the burden, by his death. But corporations never die.
What is worst of all, (if worse than what has already been stated be possible,) is that want of moral feeling and responsibility which characterizes corporations. A celebrated English writer expressed the truth, with some roughness, but with great force, when he declared that "corporations have neither bodies to be kicked, nor souls to be damned."
All these objections apply to our American Banks. They are protected, in most of the States, by direct inhibitions on individuals engaging in the same business.
They are exempted from liabilities to which individuals are subjected. If a poor man cannot pay his debts, his bed is, in some of the States, taken from under him. If that will not satisfy his creditors, his body is imprisoned. The shareholders in a Bank are entitled to all the gain they can make by Banking operations; but if the undertaking chances to be unsuccessful, the loss falls on those who have trusted them. They are responsible only for the amount of stock they may have subscribed..."
What is worst of all, (if worse than what has already been stated be possible,) is that want of moral feeling and responsibility which characterizes corporations. A celebrated English writer expressed the truth, with some roughness, but with great force, when he declared that "corporations have neither bodies to be kicked, nor souls to be damned."
All these objections apply to our American Banks. They are protected, in most of the States, by direct inhibitions on individuals engaging in the same business.
They are exempted from liabilities to which individuals are subjected. If a poor man cannot pay his debts, his bed is, in some of the States, taken from under him. If that will not satisfy his creditors, his body is imprisoned. The shareholders in a Bank are entitled to all the gain they can make by Banking operations; but if the undertaking chances to be unsuccessful, the loss falls on those who have trusted them. They are responsible only for the amount of stock they may have subscribed..."
10 Sep 2022 6:40 am
what is unjust compared to just because people believe now isn't eternity, makes everyone living outside being eternally separated since conceived?peepee » 09 Sep 2022, 9:05 am » wrote: ↑ "....If a man is unjust, or an extortioner, society is, sooner or later, relieved from the burden, by his death. But corporations never die.
What is worst of all, (if worse than what has already been stated be possible,) is that want of moral feeling and responsibility which characterizes corporations. A celebrated English writer expressed the truth, with some roughness, but with great force, when he declared that "corporations have neither bodies to be kicked, nor souls to be damned."
All these objections apply to our American Banks. They are protected, in most of the States, by direct inhibitions on individuals engaging in the same business.
They are exempted from liabilities to which individuals are subjected. If a poor man cannot pay his debts, his bed is, in some of the States, taken from under him. If that will not satisfy his creditors, his body is imprisoned. The shareholders in a Bank are entitled to all the gain they can make by Banking operations; but if the undertaking chances to be unsuccessful, the loss falls on those who have trusted them. They are responsible only for the amount of stock they may have subscribed..."
1 Feb 2023 5:54 am
"If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. If we are to guard against ignorance and remain free, it is the responsibility of every American to be informed."
1 Feb 2023 5:57 am
I found you a soulmate, John. he performs like you with a separate one topic mantra for everyone else. You use monetry ignoramus, he accuses everyone else of having aides.peepee » 01 Feb 2023, 6:54 am » wrote: ↑ "If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. If we are to guard against ignorance and remain free, it is the responsibility of every American to be informed."
Now together you have two sided outlook.
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