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Why not make our own money so that we can stop using the fraudulent stuff, and then be in a powerful position to avoid being victims instead of being weakened every time the Legal Criminals want us weak on their schedule?
Along the lines of this:
It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.
Henry Ford
If you want more specifics how about the following example:
http://www.umungu.com/scrip.htm
Not playing their games, without our own powerful connecting medium in place and working for us, can be like union workers going on strike.
Problem:
Not enough income and too much expense.
Solution:
Stop generating an income.
The problem isn't solved by more of the problem.
The problem is solved by using the power available to make more power.
As for Ron Paul, if you care hear another perspective, I can offer my decades of experience keeping track of Ron Paul. Sure, he is right leaning, or capitalist leaning, but at some point it may be a good idea to find out where the people who lean to socialism, to the left, share ideals with the people who lean to capitalism on the right, and there may be a whole lot more in common than what is covered up by all the lies.
In particular, it may interest you to know, that I know where Ron Paul and Alex Jones are wrong, where their ideas lead to despotism, and I know where their ideas lead to liberty. Where their ideas lead to liberty, their ideas are almost the same ideas as the socialists, and where the socialists harbor notions that lead to despotism, those notions are remarkably the same notions shared by the right leaning capitalists.
In simple terms:
Ideas that move toward more, and more, voluntary associations (also known as anarchy) move toward liberty.
Ideas the move toward more, and more, involuntary associations (also known as crime) move away from liberty.
Competition in avoiding crime may be one obvious idea shared by those on the right and left as they seek to move closer to liberty, and there are ways to move that way, step by step; where competitors offer higher quality methods, at lower costs, and eventually the methods improve beyond any yet known to mankind.
If one person moves that way, that is good.
If everyone moves that way, at once, except for the incorrigible criminals (with or without badges), what happens?
It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.
Henry Ford