Introduction

Inflation

Sam Slick

Farmer Brown

Fred Fastbuck

Bobby Banker

Interest on $100

Interest on $111

Money Removed

Credit Stolen

Keep the Change

$1000 Exponential Loan

Summary Scenario

You Check It Out

Fox Guarding the Chicken House

Banklord Game Plan

More On Credit Removal

Fed is Privately Owned

Data Used In Computing the Exponential Curve

Well, that was so easy and interesting that this is getting to be fun. 8< ) So, let’s take a look at inflation. Scare you? Why? It shouldn’t. It is rather simple, actually, and you should know how this part of the Fed video game operates if you expect to win. All of inflation is caused by the unreal debt money system used by the unreal Federal Reserve System (the Fed ). Another excellent reason to dump the Fed is to eliminate inflation. (Did you catch that tactic?) Inflation is unreal also, but is certainly felt by us real people. This is another real example of how something unreal can inflict real hardship on us. Really! This unreal video game is getting so real we can feel it. Here’s what inflation is all about. Here is how to stop it from playing around with us:

Money should be created debt free for us people. It should be regulated to represent the realistic, total value of the raw products of our land (excluding products) plus the value of the labors and services of us people. If it gets out of balance, chaos will result. Both too much money and too little money in the economy can cause the dollar to lose value. Incorrectly called inflation, it slows the economy to the pace of the barter system where products are exchanged for labor. To explain how these defects affect us, various aspects are isolated and developed below in scenarios in everyday experiences. It works somewhat like these stories:

[ Directions: On your video player, select Inflation/ Scenario 1: Sam Slick. Press PLAY. ]

Suppose that there is just enough money in your local economy to allow business to function normally. The economy is healthy and everyone is happy. Patiently and steadily, Sam Slick, the investor from the big city with trusted contacts in Washington, DC, has allowed certain, selected, qualified local citizens to share in his good fortune. His Fidelity Investment Trust (it just FITs) is just too attractive to pass up. And besides, he has such a trusting face. Why, you could trust your Mother’s honor to that face. So, after collecting about half of the local loot, Sam Slick departs, unannounced, to the big city. (No one is quite sure which city.) Let’s take a look at your local economy at this point. With half the money removed from the economy, only half of the business can move. Only half of the workers can be paid and only half of the customers can buy things from the store. That just happens to be what happens when money is removed. Consequently, everyone must borrow money to exist. Then the stores must raise their prices to cover the interest for a bank loan. The workers demand higher wages to match the higher cost of living. The employer must raise his prices to pay the workers’ increased wages. In the meantime, prices begin spiraling upwards. Money just won’t buy what it used to. And there you have it: Inflation has started its notorious spiral. Notice that the shortage of money caused this problem. The store shelves were not empty. There simply was not enough money in the economy for the people to use to buy the products. This is exactly what happens when the Federal Reserve System raises interest rates. Big investors pull their money out of the economy and buy U. S. Treasury bills, which pay bigger interest (to the big banklords, indirectly.) To add insult to injury, the Fed tells us they are raising interest to control inflation. The true story is that the Federal Reserve System ( the Fed ) is causing the inflation and using it as an excuse for the IBLs to get richer at the expense of us poor, average tax payers. That is certainly a nasty game the Fed plays.

Notice that the shortage of money caused a money value loss. Already the real we are not liking the rules the unreal Fed uses in this unreal game.

[ Directions: On your video player, select Inflation/Scenario 2: Farmer Brown. Press PLAY. ]

Suppose that there is only one ten dollar bill in existence and that Farmer Brown has it. You do ten dollars worth of real labor for Farmer Brown, but instead of giving you ten dollars worth of real eggs, he gives you the imaginary ten dollar bill. That imaginary ten dollar bill now represents ten dollars worth of real labor. You need shoes, so you go to the store. Finding a pair of shoes for ten dollars, you give your ten dollar bill to the store clerk in exchange for the shoes. That imaginary ten dollar bill now represents ten dollars worth of real product, shoes. In that type of economy,

Suppose that after you received the ten dollar bill from Farmer Brown and before you could spend it, Fred Fastbuck, the local counterfeiter, printed up another ten dollar bill. Being observant, he had noticed the need for more tens, so he made one. But his ten dollar bill does not represent real labor and-or natural resources. He simply printed it. Now, there are two ten dollar bills in circulation, totaling twenty dollars. But there is only ten dollars worth of real labor or product in the economy backing those two imaginary ten dollar bills. When you go to buy that pair of shoes, they are gone. Someone else had paid a ten dollar bill for them. Your ten is worthless. Had one person acquired both ten dollar bills, they would have been worth only five dollars each. That one person could have paid both ten dollar bills for the shoes. And there you have it: Money has lost its value. Money has lost half its buying power. Either the ten dollar bill was devalued or the price of shoes increased. Call it what you want, but your money no longer buys as much as it used to. No imaginary money can hold value if it does not represent real labor and-or real natural resources. In actual life, things are much more complicated, but the effect is the same. The absence of real value for imaginary money will cause money value loss. The effect may not be felt immediately in a complex society, but it will be felt eventually. Note that the problem was caused by too much money without real backing by real natural resources and-or real labor and services.

This episode spoke of a counterfeiter. Nonetheless, that is, essentially, what the banklords are doing to us. In effect, when they create checkbook money, they are creating counterfeit money that creates private profit for them and money value loss for us. The bankers’ checkbook money is not backed by real natural resources, labor and-or services, making it dangerously inflationary.

Imagine what it was like way back when there was no money. There were no banks. One day, a thinker by the name of Bobby figured out that if money were created that it would ease the operation of daily business. But to control its value, not everyone should create money (especially since it was his idea.) He would be glad to lend his services to the good of the community by creating and controlling the money supply. So the government created only one bank and ruled that only that bank could create and control the money. For, as Bobby Banker pointed out, only the thinking banker could possibly understand all the ways of money. He would take care of all their monetary needs.

OK, we have a bank. Now we need some business. Your ingeniously enterprising invention gets you the very first, experimental loan for $1,000. Yours will be the only loan that year for the trial period. Here’s the process (the same now as it was then): When you get a loan from the bank, the bank simply creates that money, principal only, from nothing. (That is correct: from nothing.) Your loan is $1000 at ten percent compound interest, so Bobby Banker simply enters $1000 in his ledger with your name as debtor, then enters $1,000 credit in your bank account and turns you loose. Note that he did not create money for the interest necessary to pay the charges for your ten percent, compound interest loan. Notice also that the banker did not have that money before he loaned it to you, but that you must pay it back to him. With that neat little trick, you will pay back to the banker the loan amount he didn’t have to loan, plus compound interest on money he didn’t have to lend. He will put the interest in his private treasure-trove, and send the principal back to the nothing from whence it came (we hope.) What a racket!

Anyway, there is now $1,000 worth of money in your economy. After one year at ten percent compound interest, you will owe the bank $1,111. Possessing a keen business mind, by the end of the year you have regained your original $1,000 plus many assets. Armed with your $1,000 and all your valuable assets, you head for the bank to pay off your loan. The banker smiles and congratulates you on your entrepreneurial success. You feel great. Paying the banking your $1,000 in cash, you then offer him $111 of your valuable assets to pay the interest due. The banker then calmly points to the fine print in the loan contract: "Payable in cash." You offer $200 of your assets, but are refused. The banker has you where the bucks are short. For, you see, there is only $1,000 in money in all existence and your government law just happens to dictate that only the bank can create money. There simply is no where else you can go to find another $111 in cash for you interest payment. You are left with two options:

 1. Let the banker take as much of your assets as he wishes.

2. Borrow $111 to pay the interest charges on the loan.

 The "helpful" banker indicates that, since the risk is high and he really is not in the uncivilized barter business, he will be "forced" to take ten times the $111 of interest debt in assets just to cover all the costs of handling all the real assets that he is not prepared to handle. Cringing, you realize that you are, indeed, hooked. Complimenting your smiling banker, you pay off the $1,000 principal with the only cash in existence, go for the loan and borrow $111 which you don’t even see and which will never be placed in the economy for anyone else to use for an interest payment. The banker keeps the $111 and sends the $1,000 back to its place of origin: nothing.

 Here is the inside dope on this process (the same now as it was then): Bobby Banker simply subtracts $1,000 from your loan amount you owe him, then subtracts $1,000 in his ledger, and poof! That $1,000 has been sent back to the nothingness from whence it came. Then he adds $111 to his personal ledger. Slick, huh? Your $1000 loan has been removed from the economy and you are now working part time for the banker. This will continue, because

 This is the fate of the Mr. and Mrs. America. "Compounded" means that you must pay interest on the interest you owe to the banker. At the end of the first year, that interest debt that won’t go away was $111. Your debt is now reduced to $111. To keep this problem simple, we will start at date zero to calculate the interest on the $111. We will start the interest on the $111 (rounded off to avoid fractions) on the day that you paid back the $1,000, using a formula that calculates $111 at 10% interest compounded 365 days each year for 9 years and making no payments. The increase is phenomenal, and is very typical of what the Fed is doing to us with the U. S. Treasury bonds and bills. In the 5th year the principal doubles itself. By the 9th year it has grown to 10 times its size! What a monster you are feeding. And it won’t die. Perhaps you are now understanding how our national debt has grown into the stratospheric trillions of dollars.

The following table shows the exponential numbers:

Year	Total	Gain	Now let's look at a summary of those figures, in simple talk. They are rounded off to avoid fractions. At the end of the 1st year the compounded interest total is $123. Then it heads for the moon.
0	$111	$0
1	$123	$12
2	$139	$16
3	$160	$21		1st, $123	2nd, $139	3rd, $160	4th, $185	5th, $222
4	$185	$26		6th, $278	7th, $371	8th, $557	9th year, $1117
5	$222	$37	In the 5th year it doubled. In the 8th year the amount due more than quintupled! In the 9th year it is 10 times its original size! Notice how the debt grows. The increases are $12, $16, $ 21, $26, $37, $56, $93, $186, $560, etc., added on top forever. Once it gets up high it really takes off for the moon.
6	$278	$56
7	$371	$93
8	$557	$186
9	$1117	$560

The shape of this graph will vary according to the shape of your screen, but should show you the general shape of an exponential curve. To better see the curve, print it out and connect the hollow dots like the kids do. Even better, ask anybody that knows math to show you a picture of an exponential curve. The specs are listed at the end of this web page .

$111 is the result of $1,000 at 10% interest compounded 365 days for 1 year, no payments. It’s mathematical curve looks like a ski jump, and it is very dangerous! (See the picture.) The formula used was only one of those used with the Fed’s bills and bonds. $111 was compounded 365 days at 10%, no payments for 9 years. The interest can be seen as chunks of money in this graph. Notice the phenomenal increase in size in the 9th year chunk from the 1st year chunk. In the 5th year the debt doubles; in the 8th it is 5 times bigger, and in the 9th year it’s 10 times its start. Some sour dough starter, huh?									....o
											$1200
									...o
									..o		$1,000
									.o
											$800
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											$600
								...... ..
								......o
								.o			$400
							..... ..o
						....o
					........o						$200
o	o		o
Years:	0	>>>	2		4	5	6		8	9

Not only can you never get rid of that debt, it will grow bigger and bigger until it consumes you (or rams one of your ski poles through your gizzard). It is an unreal video horror story in real life. Really! The trick to see here is that

Bobby Banker simply created that debt in his ledger and charged it to you, and you signed and agreed to pay it to keep out of jail. Bobby Banker created that money and kept the interest! The banker did almost no work and he now has you on his lease for life.

No one could use that money again. (Did you catch that tactic used in this video game?) No one could ever use that money again. This way of creating money, and then un-creating that same money, causes a shortage of money, especially when the interest payment is removed also. That interest money was never created in the first place, so taking it out obviously subtracts from the current money supply. Add to that mess the increase caused by compound interest and you really have a shortage, because

Those banker guys are creating debt faster than they are creating money for us. And it is all win-win for the banklords and all lose-lose for us taxpayers. Ouch!

A shortage of money causes money to lose its value, or buying power. That shortage also very neatly places a noose around the borrower’s neck because he-she can seldom find money to pay his-her interest bill. We observed this condition in the video episodes about Sam Slick. We read about it in the essay Private Banks. And that is precisely what is causing our money shortage and debt problems in the American economy today. We hear it incorrectly called inflation. This video episode could assume different names and places and become very real. It is happening everywhere this very minute. (Anyone seen Moriatti lately?).

One well known and deeply felt effect of the Fed’s debt money system seldom has its source traced and made public. Reference is made to credit removal. This is most certainly an inherent flaw in the Fed’s debt money system.

When the banklords create money as debt in their present routine, they omit the real value, namely real natural resources (excludes products) and real labor and services. But this is not just an omission - it is a robbery. For, in that manner they take the credit of us real workers and move it into the banklords’ treasure-troves. Monetary credit in this nation belongs to us people. We people and our own earth must be the only real basis for the creation, issuance and control of money. For,

A main reason for the creation of money must be to move trade that is based on our real value. Currently, when the Fed and all banklords create debt money, they illegally usurp our people’s credit, leaving us without jobs and money to survive, and leaving trade stranded. This is just plain and simple robbery. Congress must stop this wholesale theft. This has to be one, extremely lousy video game that has the banklords as winners built in, and us as the losers. Bad.

A major point that should be grasped is that money, as our credit, must always exist in our economy regardless of whether or not any dollar bills are printed, or whether or not we work even one hour. We exist as real people and deserve our right to work. For that to be possible, jobs and wages must be possible, and that requires availability of our worth in credit money in the economy at all times. This is a critical point for our survival. Probably due to its invisibility, we have not seen the banklords stealing this credit money from us, resulting in scarcity of jobs and the national debt. Our credit money is unreal and invisible, but we must see it and protect it from the sticky fingers of the banklords .

And that, folks, is how the privately owned Federal Reserve System and all of the banks are damaging us, every day, BIG TIME. It is that simple, but much bigger. That is why we have the ever rising national debt. Our national debt is probably all compound interest, created as illustrated above. And it is all a trick. In real time, present day life, the Federal Reserve and the commercial banks seldom, if ever, create the money needed to pay off interest at the same time they create the money for the principle of the loans. This means that, other than more borrowing, the only way you can get money to pay interest is when somebody else leaves money in the economy for you to use. This nasty little trick is accomplished when somebody else takes out a loan or when someone else goes bankrupt! And therein, folks, is where the Fed and banks have us in a monetary stranglehold. This ever escalating debt is the real, basic cause of so called inflation. Inflation is more correctly defined as dollar value loss due to national debt. As more and more money is borrowed to pay more and more debt, an inflationary spiral is created that feeds interest money into the private banklords’ treasure-troves, increasing exponentially. The nation’s interest debt is our greatest and most severe problem. Maybe you are now starting to understand why today there are more bankrupt businesses and failed banks than ever since the Great Depression of the ten years from 1929 to 1939. Some video game! We can not win with those rules. If Congress would wake up and create our money for us, debt free, they would totally eliminate those horribly high interest debts. It is that simple. What is not so simple is, how to wake up Congress. Maybe they are so rich they do not wish to waken. That should tell us people what we must do. Let’s flash the reset lights on our video player next election and see what happens. 8< )

[Directions: On your video player, select Inflation/Scenario 5: Keep the Change. Press PLAY. ]

$1000 Expo Loan			In actual business today, you will need to keep that $1000 you borrowed. You will need it for operating cash to keep your business running. You are making money, so you borrow the $1000 at ten percent interest compounded 365 days each year for 9 years, making no payments, neither principle nor interest. Banklords use compound interest, meaning that each day (and perhaps each hour) the interest due is added to the bill, and interest is charged on that unpaid interest. $1000 at ten percent interest compounded 365 days for five years equals $2001. By the 5th year the amount of interest passed the value of the original loan principal. Now, you still have your keen business head, so it didn’t take you long to figure out that you must double the price of whatever you sell just to cover the cost of money. That doesn’t include rent, utilities, payroll, plus a few bucks for small things like food and clothes for the kids. It just includes the cost of money.
Year	Total	Increase borrowed
0	$1000	- -
1	$1111	$111
2	$1250	$139
3	$1429	$179
4	$1667	$238
5	$2001	$334
6	$2503	$502
7	$3339	$836
8	$5014	$1674
9	$10055	$5041

Your products haven’t really changed and are not really worth any more, but you have doubled the price. So there you have it again. Inflation has lowered purchasing power. It now takes twice as much money to buy the same product. The reason: interest collected by the banklord. Put another way: Inflation is caused by debt. And private banks cannot exist without our debt.

By the 9th year, the amount due on that loan will be $10055. That requires that you must increase the price of your same products 10 times! Simple interest would only have run up a total of $2000 for 10 years. Wow! What a difference between simple and compound interest.

In our complex society, this interest and cost increase play on each other with a Triple Expo Factor.

Note that video game tactic: Probably all of the increase in cost of products goes eventually into Moriatti’s treasure-trove. If you want to win in this video game called "Fed", you better fix the rules quick. That cost increase is now increasing so fast that it is going out the roof. And guess who gets to pay for the roof? And guess who gets to keep piling money on the stack to push it out the roof? To learn how to counter attack that destructive tactic Moriatti is working on us, read on - quick!

[ Directions: On your video player, select Inflation/Scenario 6: Summary Scenario. Press PLAY. ]

Four fatal flaws in the Fed’s debt money system are rushing America to its demise.

1. Money for interest is not created with the loan

2. Principal and interest payments are removed from circulation

3. Compound interest

4. Omission of real value as a basis for creating money

The fact that the Fed and the banks seldom, if ever, create money to pay interest at the same time they create money for the principal of the loan is the first fatal flaw in the Fed’s debt money system. The removal of principal and interest payments from circulation is the second flaw, and compound interest is the third flaw. Fourth is the omission of real value as a basis for creating money, a trick the banklords use to usurp our personal credit and direct it into their private accounts. The International Banklords (IBLs) that privately own and privately operate the Federal Reserve System in secret for private gain would, of course, disagree. They would disagree, of course, for those are the built-in tricks they use to extract money from the economy at the eventual expense of us poor tax paying suckers. They probably call it a neat trick. But to us tax payers they are fatal flaws that have accumulated a national debt somewhere in the strato-trillions. Under the current system it can never be paid because Congress keeps borrowing principle only, while the Fed never creates sufficient money to pay the interest. The result is an unstoppable exponential increase in debt by a Triple Expo Factor. In fact, under the current system, it is mathematically impossible to pay that debt because sufficient money is never created. That is how the Fed’s fatal flaws work. Common sense tells us people that.

Debt increases faster than money supply and we just keep going deeper and deeper into debt. With Congress borrowing such big bucks, there is little money left in this system for any other business, leaving the rest of us in the lurch. Small wonder so many people are going broke. Of course,

It is so simple a solution that it makes one wonder if maybe Congress likes it this way. Perhaps the unreal Congress simply does not understand the nature of this unreal video game called "Fed". Well, we real people do. Hmm.

Inflation is commonly attributed to too much money in the economy. It can be seen from the above scenarios that too little money in the economy can also cause inflation. In America today, it is too little money in the economy that is the main cause of the damage, which in turn is caused by the Fed’s debt money system. Inflation is more realistically defined as money value loss, for it is the loss of buying power that brings on the problem, not too much or too little money. Rising prices are merely a symptom of this value loss. As you now understand, more money is needed to buy less, but there is less money available to use. It is all in the banker’s treasure-trove. To adjust to this loss of buying power, everyone must borrow to keep up. The interest on the bank loans is added to product cost. Workers demand more wages to buy the more expensive products. This process starts an inflationary spiral which increases exponentially. Therefore, it is not so much the amount of money in the economy that causes the problem labeled inflation, but rather the increase in debt that is the true cause of our money shortage and inflation.

It is the loss in buying power due to the exponential increase in public debt that is the truly big cause of our money problems in America. Certainly a large chunk of the cost increase of products ends up in the private banker’s treasure-trove.

To try out this definition, take a look at your super stores during inflation. The next time some fat cat sage in a three piece, pin stripe suit states that inflation is running high and the Fed must reduce the money supply, take five, pretend twenty dollar bills to the super department stores. (Just pretend so you won’t spend too much.) Think: If there is too much money in the economy, then many people will have lots of money and will be buying lots of good things. The shelves in the stores will be nearly empty. The stores will be sold out faster than the shelves can be stocked. However, be ready for a shocker: During inflated periods, those shelves are full. Why? Where are all the people with all the money? The truth of the matter is that our so-called inflation is actually an indication of not enough money in the economy. People simply do not have enough money to buy the things they really need. To further support this view, take a look at the newspapers. During periods of inflation, banks fail, businesses go bankrupt, and unemployment rises. The reason: The exponential debt increase has siphoned the money out of the economy and into the private banklords’ treasure-troves. In other words, so many people were in debt that they had no money to spend on anything, not even enough to run their businesses. Existing loans on bank books have gone sour because people simply could not find enough money to run their businesses and pay the loans. This was, of course, all made worse by the fact that there was no money for people to use to run the economy in the first place. Everything stopped and went broke.

 It all boils down to one thing: The debt money system deployed by the notorious Fed. It is actually strangling the economy and us people while the private International Banklords (IBLs) get richer.

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was dumped on us for Christmas that year. What a wonderful present. Yuk! After signing the bill, President Woodrow Wilson came to his senses and said something to the effect that the control of our economy had been delegated to cold, heartless scoundrels. The fox now guarded the chicken house. Now, you and I, dear taxpayer, get to clean an ever dirtier chicken house floor. Thanks a lot, Congress!  

fox	People hold key.	Congressional Chicken House
private bankers create money	We people vote.	Congress

 The stupid part of this real life video is the fact that the banklords are using something unreal to run us real, poor people into an astronomical, unreal debt not of our making. Those banklords are also making our lives disastrous in the resulting economy. The really insulting part of all this is the fact that it should not be. Our Constitution provides us poor taxpayers with provisions to create our money debt free. That means that private banklords should not be gouging us for freebie money, especially when it is our money. Our Constitution certainly does not give them that right. That money is our money. It is our national heritage belonging to our sovereign government for us to use debt free. Let’s get the rules of this video game called Fed straightened out. If we are to be the players, and for sure if we must pay the bill, we demand that those rules be fair to us. Incidentally, anyone seen Moriatti lately?

The foregoing essay is just a small part of what the private banklords are really doing to us, big time. In the bigger picture, they get in on the loans to the Federal government (which is ridiculous.) Their Video Game Plan follows this format:

1. Control. Only private banks can create money and they charge us for it. They have us hooked right there with that monopoly. Whoever controls the money controls all people and their economy.

2. Triple Expo Factor

a) Money for interest is never created at the time of the loan, creating a money shortage .

b) Principal and interest payments are removed from circulation, creating a money shortage. This also forces additional borrowing of newly created debt money.

c) Compound interest is deployed, escalating the debt astronomically.

3. Credit Removal. Remove credit from workers, forcing them to borrow. That stolen credit goes into private accounts of banklords. This may be a result or part of the Triple Expo Factor, or it may be a 5th expo. (See below.)

4. War by Fraudulent Deception. Government spending (and hence, borrowing) is greatly increased by war tactics. War is very profitable for the wealthy and the rich kids don’t have to fight. The real cause of economic problems, the banklords, is never revealed to the masses. Mass media promotion of false causes leads to rebellion and war. This is fraud at its highest.

5. Contentment. The controlling people keep just enough influential people contented to avoid social upheaval and to keep people uninformed and paying. Complication fosters ignorance, obscuring the truth. People don’t care.

6. Interest. The trick the International Banklords (IBLs) pull is

a) Get control. (1 and 3)

b) Create only debt money. (2a and 2b)

c) Push the debt up high. (2c, 3 and 4)

d) Keep it not payable by creating a money shortage. (2a, 2b and 3)

e) Make big profits via the compound interest swindle

at high rate with no outlay. (2c)

The profit is Triple Expo Factor tremendous with our huge national debt that is impossible to pay with this Game Plan.

Another inherent flaw in the Fed’s debt money system is the omission of real value. When they create money as debt in their present routine, they omit the real value, namely labor (including services) and natural resources. But this is not just omission - it is robbery. For, in that manner they take the credit of us real workers and move it into their private treasure-troves. Money credit in this nation belongs to us people. We people and our own earth must be the only real basis for the issuance and control of money. Currently, when the Fed and all banklords create debt money, they illegally usurp our people’s credit, leaving us without jobs and money to survive. In addition, it is possible that credit removal is a fifth exponential increase. This is just plain and simple robbery. Congress must stop this whole scale theft.

Please be advised: The Federal Reserve System is privately owned and privately operated in secret for private gain, for practical purposes. That is the essence of a ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court in San Francisco. The International Banklords (IBLs) that own the Fed have usurped so much power that they no longer bow even to our elected President and Congress. They manipulate the economy to their whims. No doubt a number of less than discreet Congressmen have been bought by the Fed. This fact (if it is true), coupled with the inexcusable lack of understanding of money by the majority of the Congress, enables the Fed to lead Congress to institute laws to the benefit of the International Banklords (IBLs) and to the detriment of us people.

Notice that all the items in the Game Plan are imaginary. Using an agenda of unreal items, the private banklords have caused us to run up a national debt in the trillions of dollars. By keeping it not payable, they are raking in trillions in interest. Why the International Banklords (IBLs) retain control has been stated by the sages and is now clear: Whoever controls the money controls all people and most things. No way should we let the real private banklords use our unreal money in an unreal business to control our real lives. But that is exactly what is currently being done, BIG TIME. All this tripe is ridicu-lous. Our Constitution dictates that our government is to make our money, which would be debt free. We must tell Congress they must create our money and never borrow. But don’t create too much!

This author, Forest Glen Durland, holds to the philosophy that all American citizens deserve the inalienable right to work for survival. In our contemporary society and economy of many interwoven avenues of activity, this survival must be in the form of compensation, which in turn means money. Stated more briefly: Each American citizen deserves to have his-her labor value present at all times in the economy in the form of money.

 For more discussion, read Triple Expo Factor and Time Warp Factor in Theories, plus Game Plan, Docs, and Definitions, all listed in the Unreal Contents.

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R equals I divided by the quantity 1 minus the quantity D(M-S) divided by t sub b.

 

.........................I R = .._________ ...................D(M-S) ...........1 - ________ ......................tb

where R = redemption, I = investment, D = discount, M = maturity, S = settle, b = basis, t sub b = the number of days over which the discount rate. quote applies (360 or 365). 365 is used in these computations.

This RECEIVED formula returns the redemption value (the amount received after maturity) of a discount security.

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The President and Congress said they are reducing taxes and balancing the budget. uhuh. Sez who?

Smile and Force Congress to Kick the Debt & Taxes Habit with Money System Honesty for We People. We demand the whole truth with an honest viewpoint.

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