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The most important and real asset that underpins the value of all currency of the world is the willingness for men and women to do things—to make things, buy things, sell things—in other words, your “labor”, your energy. Without this key ingredient, not one currency has any real value. |
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Your labor, your energy is not a debt—it is and always been a real and tangible asset. In terms of currency, your labor is often called “sweat equity”-your investment in an agreement to do something. Depending upon your skills, experience and tools, a man or woman can build a house, feed a community—a team of dedicated marines can even build a brand new town from scratch. |
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For millennia, communities have fed themselves for free, built homes and buildings for free and clothed and educated themselves for free. There is no law in the universe nor nature that says you are not permitted to grow your own food and medicines, nor build your own shelter and provide for your family. |
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So it is both a perverse and cruel trick of Debtism masquerading as “capitalism” that is has successfully tricked billions of men and women for the past eighty years to be willing slaves in a system designed to steal their sweat equity, the fruits of their labor in return for the illusion of equity through a vast array of debt funded purchases—the home, the job, the bank account, the car, commodities and retirement. |
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Sold into slavery since birth |
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A key part of the imposter system of Debtism since 1933 has been the selling of the birth certificates of newborn babies by arms of government as Bonds to representative bond traders, principally representing major clients in Rome. That you may have never heard of this widespread and multi-trillion dollar bond industry is not surprising—considering it is denied even to this day, in spite of the fact that only copies of the birth certificate can ever be obtained from the registry and the “original” with the original signature are “nowhere to be found”. |
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Thousands of years ago, slave babies were bought and sold in slave markets across the Roman Empire, with the signature of the slave parent on the certificate their agreement to “sell” their baby as property, often including the inked foot print of the baby on the certificate as a seal. In some countries such as Canada and Australia, this almost pure replica of slave certificates has surfaced in frequent reports of babies being returned to their mother still with ink on their feet. |
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The value of a citizen of the United States or Europe unwittingly sold as a slave baby by their own governments to Bond traders from Rome is a fundamental element to supporting the monetary systems of those countries under Debtism. In the United States today, it is confirmed that a slave birth certificate is worth between $550,000 to $650,000 per newborn baby, with the funds placed into a hidden trust –called a cestui que trust—managed by the U.S. Treasury as trustees. |
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As a child grows and goes to school and eventually graduates, more money is bonded into the cestui que trust and the transaction history of money going out of the trust grows—all completely hidden from the actual individual whose real flesh and blood supports the existence of the trust in the first place. |
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The cry of Debtism—for your “own good” |
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Now the argument for the existence of hundreds upon hundreds of millions of cestui que trust around industrialized nations of the world, underpinning the imposter system of Debtism is easily misdirected if ever exposed—simply by stating that these hidden trusts exists for the benefit of the citizens, through the payment for roads, schools, hospitals, public servants etc. |
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It is true that government revenues pay in part for the services provided back to the members of that society under the system of Debtism. But the argument that the cestui que trust are for the benefit and welfare of the citizens of that nation is an out and out lie—its sole purpose is an always has been since it was first constructed as a system of control, to drown people in debt and therefore obligate them to obedience. |
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When you sign for a credit card, it is your signature and promise to repay the money that creates the money in the first place—and they trick you into believing they lent it to you. When you go to a bank for a mortgage, it is your signature and promise to repay the loan over years that creates the money—again they trick you into believing they gave you the money in the first place. |
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So it goes on. You work for a wage to pay for the things you want, yet seemingly falling further and further into debt—a system of absolute control and illusion. Yet what the system of Debtism has done is stolen most of your labor, your “sweat equity” in the form of interest and fees and left you with the slim hope of “owning” objects that have always been yours in the first place. |
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The real cruelty then is when men and women have made banks and mortgage company executives rich and they can no longer maintain the repayments upon a property which they bought with money they created from their own sweat equity then the banks, courts and insurance companies come and lawfully steal these assets from under them, all with the 100% guarantee approval of the governments. |
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Such is the perversity of Debtism masquerading as capitalism that everyone is made a jailer. |
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Next > The false philosophy of economics |
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