Monday, March 2, 2009

What is "money"?

In order to understand how to protect your wealth, and how to generate true wealth, you first need to know the game you've been unconsciously playing along with.

If you don't know the rules of the current "money" game, you will be played like a fool (and you'll lose). Most human beings across the planet have been snookered by those who have setup the game.

Watch this video as a primer into what the dollars (or pounds... or yens... or kronas... etc.) in your pocket really are. Shocking, isn't it?

P.S. Why am I putting "money" in quotes? Money and currency are NOT the same thing. The paper in your wallet is not really money. It is currency, which is supposed to be a representation of money (i.e. gold or silver). But there is no money backing the currency of today's society (only around 1% of the US dollar is backed by gold). It is nothing but paper printed as a direct result of the indebtedness of the people and their government!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

This is a valuable source of knowledge, since it not only reveals the scary truth, but shows the solution as well; and the solution is fairly simple and feasible provided the ordinary people like us see the big secrets beyond the mask around those secrets, the mask which is a result of secrets' huge size.


Personally, it's still difficult for me to accept the mere existence of the infectious game of banking system (money as debt) simply because of its flagrant, dazzling size which makes us believe it's impossible due to its obvious size, but this passage was an eye opener: "Only small secrets need to be protected. The big ones are kept secret by public incredulity".....



And why has it kept going on and going on for decades?

This is another valid question which always was haunting me during the past 30 years when I could see something was wrong in the midst of the uninterrupted success of the Western system, but each year was yet another year of success of the miracle of the system, with no crash in sight....but this comparison was another eye opener: The game here is like children's game of musical chair where there's no loser as long as the music is playing.


The escalating debt and infection of the banking system can go on until is faces it's inevitable impasse and before that, very first test of the system, everything seems OK.....


And why do we fail to see the catastrophic trend?

This is explained by the following passage: The greatest shortcoming of human race is our inability to understand the exponential function" (Albert Bartlett, physicist)....Anyone who believes exponential growth can go on for ever is either a madman or an economist" (Kenneth Boulding, economist)




The exponential growth of debt-based banking and the monetary system has reached a climax, which is likely to bringing about the first halt of the music in that game of musical chair....We may see (and face the consequences), it or maybe it's still too early for the music to halt? But one thing is for sure: this crisis is something else....