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Title: INTERNATIONAL BANKERS VS NATION-STATES
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URL Source: http://www.realzionistnews.com/?p=550
Published: Sep 13, 2010
Author: Brother Nathanael Kapner
Post Date: 2010-09-13 06:55:25 by Itistoolate
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THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN NATION-STATES and internationalism is best understood in the conflict waged by Adolph Hitler prior to WW II against finance capital. When the National Socialists came to power in 1933, the German economy was in total collapse. Through an independent monetary policy of sovereign credit, not beholden to international Jewish financiers, Hitler was able to turn a bankrupt Germany into the strongest economy in Europe. By issuing interest-free money, the German government, under Hitler and Economics Minister, Hjalmar Schacht, financed its entire operations from 1935 to 1945 without gold and without debt. With full sovereignty intact, policies of economic nationalism and full employment thrived, thanks to the German industrialists, (not given to an internationalist spirit), who supported Hitler’s “Germany First” agenda.
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By issuing interest-free money, the German government, under Hitler and Economics Minister, Hjalmar Schacht, financed its entire operations from 1935 to 1945 without gold and without debt. With full sovereignty intact, policies of economic nationalism and full employment thrived, State Owned Banks: Fixing the Economy by Ellen Hodgson Brown "July 30, 2010 Ellen Hodgson Brown explains the rationale behind state owned banks. Due to the collapsing credit bubble which in turned popped the housing bubble, leading to recession, and perhaps, economic depression, there is not enough money and credit to keep the economy running. Three possible solutions are that the federal government issue debt-free money directly, that communities create alternate or community complementary currencies, or that a state create its own state owned bank, similar to the Bank of North Dakota. For example, a state owned bank in Michigan could provide credit to the state itself for infrastructure projects, help provide the capital for local banks, so they could in turn provide low interest loans to home owners, small and medium sized businesses, and students. In addition, a state owned bank could be used to help fund state expenses during tough times by providing loans. A major advantage of a state owned bank is that the state could borrow money from the bank at zero interest, for projects, saving between 50% and 100% of the cost of the project, since there would be no interest burden when repaying the loan. For Michigan, California, Florida, and other states looking to solve their economic problems, the state owned bank model, and the Bank of North Dakota in particular, should be studied in depth, as such a bank could provide the credit needed within that state economy during depressions and other tough economic times. Thanks to Local Future for producing this video."
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http://www.usconstitutio n. net/const.html#A1Sec10 Section 10 - Powers prohibited of States No State shall... coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts... _______________ There is no real shortage of money or work except in the financial and valuation systems that are unfit to serve us and expect us to be enslaved on their plantations. Cities, communities, credit unions, individuals could all form their own banks. People could all be self-employed, earning their own currency as they work and produce, not dependent on the crumbs and whims of businesses. Theoretically, painters would never be out of work. If they ever got done painting everything around them that needs painted, it would be about time for them to start back at the point where they started. Big projects could be constructed as easily as small projects if the workers and material contributors earned their own monetary rewards from the time and stocks they provided to get it done. Children, the elderly, the handicapped - they all create more jobs in this world than the largest corporations just by their participation in the dinosaur education system, medical programs, and the making of all the tools of those trades that are needed to serve them. If all someone can manage to do is churn butter or sew, knit, crochet while rocking in a chair, they've done something constructive and their time should be considered valuable too. We don't need the gluttonously insatiable profiteers as middlemen. They need us to keep their scam systems going for them on the cheap. So don't. Be a freelancer instead.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestWhen the National Socialists came to power in 1933, the German economy was in total collapse. Through an independent monetary policy of sovereign credit, not beholden to international Jewish financiers, Hitler was able to turn a bankrupt Germany into the strongest economy in Europe.
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