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Dollar Non˘ents makes a compelling case that our system of money
creates an economy of perpetual debt and large-scale theft. It is perpetual
because the money itself is debt. It creates large-scale theft because some
people receive something for nothing. Since there is no free lunch in this
world, that means someone else paid for it and received nothing in return. Much
of the evidence on which this case is based comes from an analysis of primary
source documents: the congressional record, the publications of the Federal
Reserve Corporation (yes, it’s a corporation and no, you can’t buy stock in
this sweet deal as it’s not publicly traded), the Federal Reserve Notes
themselves, and the coins which used to be used in these United States as
money. We invite you to investigate for yourself the primary documentation
which is on the various links above. We’d like to think that, after a careful
examination of this evidence, a reasonable person can’t help but come to any
other conclusion. Of course we
realize this won’t happen. But we do invite your comments in any case. You
can leave them at the Dollar Noncents blog.
Most
importantly, Dollar Noncents shows why we are where we are, what needs to
change, and what you can do about it. The answer will surely surprise you!
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For the skeptical…
Find it hard to believe there could be large-scale theft
in our society?
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