Source – zengardner.com
– One of the first things that most awakening souls discover is the banking deception. Today, the Internet is replete with videos and articles that clearly outline the deceptive practices, and the true mechanics of money (or currency as it should be called). If you are reading this and have not fully plumbed the depths of the banking and money creation deceptions, please take the opportunity to seek out the information while it is still available to you. But for the purposes of continuity within this article, allow me to recap the main points of the currency deception:
Money Mechanics
“Out of Thin Air”
Currency is issued out of nothing and backed by nothing. Even when it is tied to an exchange rate for some other material (say gold or oil, for instance), it is still not backed by anything, just tied to it. More importantly, currency is issued by a privately held bank, not only in the US, but in 168 major nations. All of these so-called “central banks” report to the international bank known as the BIS (Bank for International Settlements), also privately held.
“Conceived in Debt”
Nearly all modern currencies are burdened with interest at the moment of issuance. In the US for instance, for every dollar issued, approximately 4.5% of that dollar is expected in interest. Problematically though, the interest is never issued into circulation. This means that paying the interest (or taxes as we like to call it) only serves to cannibalize the money supply. Mathematically speaking, the interest cannot be paid because it was never part of the issuance, and the principal can never be paid back fully because its been depleted by the attempt at paying the interest. Even if it could be done, paying back the interest and the principal would crash the economy as not a single dollar would be left in circulation. This requires that greater and greater amounts of new currency be issued every month.
“Spending Money = Creating Money”
When a nation like the US (since 1871 the US is technically a corporation) , claims to have a national debt, most people believe that this is a function of too much spending or over-spending. But in reality, governments with central banks actually have to spend most of the money that reaches the private sector, into existence. Once there is a decree for the money to be issued, the only way to get it into the market is by the government “spending” it on programs, infrastructure, defense, etc. Taxes on the other hand, are purely an attempt to collect the interest on the money issued by the central bank. Your tax dollars do not pay for a single program at the federal level. The currency has very few other ways to enter the marketplace than through government spending, although quantitative easing through corporate banks is a new wrinkle in the process.
“More Banks to Help Direct the Current”
Corporate and private banks also create money out of thin air. Under the traditional rules of money mechanics, banks are allowed to issue up to nine times the amount of deposits they have on their books. When an individual or business takes out a loan, the bank is not actually taking money out of the vault or from any other physical asset. Rather, it just creates a journal entry, and the money appears in an account. The bank is risking nothing tangible in this process. You are creating the money by taking out the loan and promising to pay it back with interest, using your time and energy.
“The Real Goal”
These mechanics of money create enslavement and debt automatically by their very design, both on an individual level and on a national level, and there is a reason for this. Please realize, that the goal was never for the bankers to “make” money. That is quite literally what they already do. They do not need the money that you have obtained, because it is already theirs. The real goal was to harvest your time, your energy, and the products of your time and energy, created in your efforts to obtain their money in the first place.
The Money Spell
“Mine!”
Frequently, you will hear very informed and awake individuals make references to money in a possessive context. A number of otherwise brilliant minds in the awakened community make regular references to the banking cartels and governments attempting to take “our money” or “your money” or “my money.” If you truly understand the structure of money, you begin to realize that these statements are not accurate in the least.
“Worthless”
Because money is a debt instrument, or in a more simple context, an IOU… no one can own it. As an IOU, it is only redeemable for exchange if it is returned to the issuer for its designated value. But in the case of currencies around the world, they have no intrinsic or exchange value. They are literally worth nothing, except maybe the paper (or in the case of the US dollar, the cloth) that they are printed on. It is literally an IOU redeemable for nothing. This really should not come as a surprise to anyone. It is also one of the reasons that the same piece of paper can have a perceived value of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 or $100, or whatever they print on it.
“Belief = Time and Energy”
While in the practical or material sense, money is worth nothing… in the spiritual sense it is actually worth something. It is worth the time and energy that someone is willing to exert in order to obtain it. In other words, what really backs a currency is belief, especially when that belief is manifest in action. A teenager may not care to cut the grass in his neighbor’s yard under normal circumstances, but when the neighbor flashes a little cash, all of a sudden the teenager’s belief about money becomes action, and the lawn is then mowed. Exchanges just like these happen billions of times every day on Earth… many times with people directing their energy and time in ways completely meaningless to them, other than making it possible to garner these worthless tokens.
“The Product”
Most of the people on Earth participate daily in processes where they exert themselves physically, mentally, or both, in order to obtain this product that is produced by the banks, called “money.” Not much different than an electronic device or a food item… money is a product, and a monopoly at that. The unique aspect of this product however, is that this product is on loan. Every piece is numbered and inventoried with the expectation that it will someday return to the maker. The farmer doesn’t do this with his produce. The appliance manufacturer doesn’t do this with their toasters. But the banksters not only plan on it, they also plan on seizing the physical items that were pledged as collateral in the process.
“The Actual Crime”
So when the banking institutions (or their enforcement cohorts) attempt to extract portions of their product back from the public, or when they choose to contract the supply or inflate the supply of their product, they are actually within their rights. Under the rules of the game (albeit an incredibly deceptive one), this is their privilege. When these attempts are made, most humans feel rather indignant about this perceived offense. But what the human fails to realize is that they committed the actual grievance against themselves, when they agreed to trade their time and energy for the worthless tokens offered in exchange.
“Deceptions of a Feather”
Another deception that otherwise intelligent minds seem to fall for, is this notion that money (currency) is otherwise harmless… we’re “just doing it wrong.” This same notion plays out with great vigor within all of the parasitical deceptions: government (we just haven’t elected the right person yet, or written enough laws), religion (we just haven’t found the right church yet or the right savior of humanity), medicine (the human is just one pharmaceutical from health and happiness), and the list goes on.
“The Abstract”
So obviously, money as it is constructed today is clearly not a neutral medium of exchange. But can money be “just a medium of exchange?” This is where I will lose a lot of readers… the answer is a resounding “No.” Here’s why… all forms of money do something very subtle, that most people do not notice. It assigns abstract value to everything on the planet. An apple is no longer just an apple, it is a $1.00 apple. Water isn’t just water, it’s $1.49 per gallon. A shovel is no longer just a shovel, it is $20. My time is no longer just my time, its $50 per hour. It doesn’t matter if the measuring stick is dollars, gold, silver, shekels or yen.
A huge disconnect takes place in the mind, when we are no longer able to appreciate things for what they are, naturally. This is a soft spot in the human ego. From there, the spell flourishes. We begin to think and act more like our presumed captors… concepts of ownership, concepts of wealth, concepts of power begin to creep in. Soon, life itself becomes a commodity. If you find yourself thinking “how could society function without money?” There is your personal evidence that the spell is not easily broken.
“Final Thoughts”
Just because a deception has been imprinted on a culture for thousands of years, doesn’t make it right or viable. Humanity has traveled so far down this path, that it cannot imagine what it would look like to live without money. We can stop any time we wish, but the ego rather enjoys this dogfight… “us” versus “them,” the “haves” and the “have-nots.” Money generates the illusion of purpose in the lives of countless billions. It is the measuring stick that makes it possible for the human to forgo being in lieu of “living.” One of the most devastating moments in the life of an awakening soul is when one day it realizes that it isn’t “they” that is doing these things to us, rather it is “us” doing these things to us.
May the Truth be with you,
Scooter Rockets
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