Quick and easy way to purchase silver: silversnowball.com Paul Grignon’s 47-minute animated presentation of “Money as Debt” tells in very simple and effective graphic terms what money is and how it is being created. It is an entertaining way to get the message out. The Cowichan Citizens Coalition and its “Duncan Initiative” received high praise from those who previewed it. I recommend it as a painless but hard-hitting educational tool and encourage the widest distribution and use by all groups concerned with the present unsustainable monetary system in Canada and the United States.
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#1 by RussMaxable on December 5th, 2010
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@GlobalAlternateMedia I agree somewhat but there are some thing’s that need to be changed anyone can see that.These needs to be more oversights and audits,I don’t give a shit if people are rich cocksuckers as long as it’s fair for everyone and there not just devaluing people’s money to get the IMF in and devalue it even more,It’s beyond a joke and needs to be stopped.People need something as an incentive I agree but we need to know how and where and where that money is going to.
#2 by GlobalAlternateMedia on December 5th, 2010
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@StraightOuttaDC
Stop watching Zeitgeist, it obviously fucked with your brain to the point you cannot think for yourself and simply ‘plagiarize’/quote the film.
What makes you think we have the technology to produce that we can live in a world of post-scarcity? Who is going to make that technology without getting paid? Who is going to supply the people with goods? Nah, you don’t think about that, you just watch Zeitgeist and stop thinking.
#3 by Donninator1 on December 5th, 2010
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snowball system is a ponzi… just go out and buy it you lazy people!
#4 by 982Munchie on December 5th, 2010
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@rzrzky Thank you. I understand that now. But I suppose gold itself is still a conceptual representation of “value” as it has little practical value, no?
#5 by rzrzky on December 5th, 2010
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@982Munchie because you can’t create gold out of nowhere, there’s a limit to gold reserve, whereas you can print as much paper as you want, the same is true for silver.
#6 by Jononutoob on December 5th, 2010
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@StraightOuttaDC
You are right on the MONEY.
#7 by luxeden on December 5th, 2010
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@rugbyboy198127 well said!
#8 by 982Munchie on December 5th, 2010
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What, if any, difference is there b/w gold and paper money, anyhow? At one point, bronze was worth more than gold because it was actually more practical and useful than gold. In today’s society, of what intrinsic, practical value is gold, anyhow? So why is it considered a worthwhile unit of value while paper money is seen as a worthless, artificial representation of value? What’s really the difference?
#9 by TheBDASays on December 5th, 2010
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@tpstrat14 Gold isn’t a fixed money supply. Too much causes inflation (Spanish Empire), too little means limited money supply that holds back investment, trade, employment & growth. Fractional lending can happen with gold to an extent anyway as this series explains. The concern shouldn’t be fractional lending, it is who controls it and can you trust them, would a government do a better job than a private bank. Remember when a bank creates money it is a mutual debt, not free money for the bank!
#10 by dankrug on December 5th, 2010
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JEWS
#11 by tpstrat14 on December 5th, 2010
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@TheBDASays I’ve never been able to figure out how gold could be as arbitrary as paper money. With paper money, you add a zero and it’s worth 10x more. They’re basically doing that now with our money, making themselves richer and anybody who isn’t them poorer. I don’t disagree with you necessarily. I’ve just never been able to see a possible scenario of having paper money, with no gold standard heind it being good, especially when the U.S. mint is run behind closed doors. Please enlighten me.
#12 by Alphadestrious on December 5th, 2010
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The love of money is the root of all evil
#13 by sapperzulu on December 5th, 2010
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@StraightOuttaDC whose going to produce the goods without incentive?
#14 by TheBDASays on December 5th, 2010
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There is a difference between banks and ponzi schemes. Banks drive the primary markets – their loans drive business. ‘Invented’ money creates real jobs, real goods, real wealth. A ponzi scheme is a gamble that will eventually fail because as it grows it cannot beat the secondary (investment) markets by a sufficient margin. Basically this video has so far overlooked 2 things, 1) paper money creates real goods 2) the value of gold is just as arbitrary as that of paper money – so why limit supply?
#15 by RealityofThings on December 5th, 2010
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@ion010101 I hear ya. I don’t even try and wake people up anymore. I found it a very draining pursuit. In any case i am still a slave myself. Now i understand what the guy in the matrix truely meant when he said ” Ignorance is bliss “.
#16 by ajhumour on December 5th, 2010
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Check the song Making Money-Consensus…it tells this story in 4 minutes.
Peace
#17 by generosa9 on December 5th, 2010
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great video series. its all true. ellen brown has written about this as well, and has a great easy to read website.
charging interest is usory, which was considered a grave sin, and still is to muslims. muhammad ali is a noteable example of this.
this is why jesus got so angry at the moneylenders in the temple and threw them out. its time for the people to stop acting as slaves, and teaching their children to be slaves. we are divine beings. dont let anyone tell you different
#18 by drinkmusik on December 5th, 2010
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lucas arts at its best
#19 by DbozenD on December 5th, 2010
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@mattus52 so wait you are saying, If i had 3,000,000 $ and just bought land and sold it in 1 year and make profit around 300,000, is fare? when u as a guy who has no money, work ur ass of and still have nothing in the end case you pay bills and u have to feed your famely so you running in curcles? so how is it prapoganda i dont get it.? i know a guy who is not that smart, he works 10 houers a day 5 days a weak just to pay mortgage and feed his whife and 2 kids? wtf is wrong with you?
#20 by axelbohlin on December 6th, 2010
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It’s amazing how the banks are alowed to continiue with this ponzo scheme. The conspiracy against your money is real and if you’d like to find out a way to deal with it I suggest you visit become you inc dot com
#21 by sosottens on December 6th, 2010
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@mattus52 So what you say is that slaves, as we are, are required. This system should be changed as we can all be better off. Except of the elite, which are the people in full control of keeping the system as it is. The elite are not the people with money, the elite are the people in power to make decisions which have impact globally, so the director of the fed for example. There are very few of these people. The rest could be better off than in the current situation.
#22 by mattus52 on December 6th, 2010
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One of the dumbest videos I have ever seen. Debt is required because it allows capital to flow from where it’s not need to where it is. Without debt the economy dies. This is nothing but Marxist propaganda and poor propaganda to boot. If you don’t want to go in to debt don’t borrow, but stop telling others how to live their lives you fascist dick heads!
#23 by jjepsuomi on December 6th, 2010
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Very nice vid =) Thank you for sharing important information ! People watch also both ZEITGEIST movies and learn about JACQUE FRESCO and the VENUS PROJECT. Eye openers
#24 by nephew462 on December 6th, 2010
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Wow, this guy is not that close to the truth… he is confusing money, money supply, and value creation.
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