Government Services Corporations acting "as" Governments are required to function on credit. Banks have responded to the demand for credit by using depositors' money, creating the fractional reserve system, registering babies to create labor 'assets' and creating Platform Trading to generate more credit.
Laser eyes, license scans and hacking fridges + this day in history w/Tom Waits' lawsuits and our song of the day by TWRP on your Morning Monarchy for May 8, 2018.
Historically, easy money and cheap credit have never produced good results. One would think that the 2008 credit crisis, whose effects have not quite withered away, would teach politicians, bankers, and consumers something about the causes of meltdowns. Think again.
21st Century Wire says..
With Christmas season right around the corner, millions retail consumers in North America and Western Europe will be taking on thousands of dollars in new credit card debt. Few have paused to ponder how it all started, and where the real breaking point lies – for both personal and social stability. If you think that your credit has taken over your life then you need to watch this film.
This week’s documentary film curated by our editorial team at 21WIRE…
Nina Kouprianova is an independent analyst of geopolitics and culture. She earned her PhD (History) from the University of Toronto, focusing on modern and contemporary Russia, culture, and U.S. foreign policy. In this interview we discuss her translations and articles found at Espionage History Archive, Soul of the East and on her own blog, NinaByzantina. Critical of the leftist tyranny in modern academia, Nina tells us about her experiences in the West, as well as her upbringing in Russia.
Here is a summary of my November 17, 2013 interview on Erskine Overnight, on the Genesis Communications Network: 2m – Usury redefined from any amount of interest to an arbitrary amount set by law 3m – Actual U.S. federal debt exceeds world’s annual economic production, and derivatives estimated to be over 1000 trillion dollars 4m […]
