Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Zeitgeist

A number of years ago, I remember seeing the first of many films about the 9/11 tragedy and the conspiracy theory that Zeitgeist argued about. I believe it was in 2008 when I first saw it and I was not really convinced at the time. Like many Americans, I could not believe that our government could be part of something so grizzly and damaging to our sense of patriotism/nationalism or security. But when I saw the most recent films along with the first Zeitgeist, I have not only confirmed my own suspicions I've developed over the last five years since I first saw the documentary, but I believe that this country is really on the road to a total collapse.

Our financial system in this country has managed to become infected with a disease that has not only ruined our economy, but has managed to infect every other country that has come into contact with us financially--and has become the daily norm.

The bottom line is that our country has been creating money out of thin air and basing it against our workforce in the form of labor that has yet to be done.

When you go to a bank to get a car loan (or a mortgage or any line of "credit"), they take "money" that is "created" and you put it in your account. For each dollar that is loaned to you, you purchase goods and services which is generating more money in the same way against the labor that is performed by the infinite number of people that are in the workforce. Much like the chaos theory of "if a butterfly beats its wings in South Africa it causes by a complex chain of events a hurricane off the coast of Florida. . . ."

The money that you "borrow" is "created by the Fed Reserve Bank." The Banks go to the Fed and ask for money to be created. The Fed creates a bond in the amount of money that is printed and introduced into the financial system. The bank takes that money that is just created in a line of credit for you and you pay for your house, car, whatever services or goods you need which creates more jobs to meet your demands--therefore creating that chain of events that generates more money which equals debt. For every dollar that is created by the Fed, there is debt, and usually there is more debt for every dollar because of accrued interest, so there is never a balanced budget--only more and more debt. And the Fed keeps pumping more money into this economy which continues to raise the debt ceiling higher and higher. Eventually, the big financiers of the banking system could do a margin call and that would collapse the entire system.

It's a form of slavery. We all work and receive "money" that has no value accept what the Fed says it's worth. Really, the bottom line is that the money that the Fed creates isn't even in circulation to cover the total amount of debt. So, when you default on your car loan, mortgage or line of credit, someone comes in and buys that debt and adds more debt to it, negatively impacting your credit score and preventing you from getting more credit. When, in all actuality, the banks don't have the authority or legality of creating credit in the first place! It's a sham! The banks create the debt for you, creating the money through the Federal Reserve Bank (the big evil centralized banking system that is unconstitutional and privately controlled outside of government channels) and all the while citizens are continuing to work for big wealthy companies that really only have wealth that is physically measurable in the labor that we all produce goods and facilities/assets.

To simply this even further, a person could look at his or her local Walmart like this:

Customers come to Walmart to buy goods and services in a very large building that is owned by a corporation. This corporation built the building with labor provided by a yet another corporation and it's contractors/employees who got their building supplies from yet another corporations and it's employees doing labor to produce the raw materials. .. going all the way to the manufacturing firms that created the raw materials for the construction. All of these corporations and their employees have gone to banks and have accounts filled with money that was created out of thin air by the Fed. No gold or precious or valued metals were used to back any of this. All the companies that stock the Walmart Store with goods and services are fueled by countless corporations and employees that also have "money" that is deposited in accounts by the same banks that have created the "money" out of thin air through the Fed.

All these people that live in the town that supports the Walmart Store, the employees from that town that work within it's walls, including the trucking industry that brings goods to the store for everyone to handle by stocking the shelves, the selling of, is basically redistributing goods produced by labor paid for by money that doesn't have any value except for the labor that was performed to produce it.

This cycle is repeated an infinite number of ways for every company, regardless of size or volume, that exists in the United States. Now, imagine the effect that these same corporations have when they move their manufacturing plants abroad. Detroit--one such city--is now a bankrupt hot mess of empty buildings and deteriorating infrastructure. Once a powerhouse of labor and industry, thanks to our Fed, the banking system, and our government, now people cannot even work for the benefit of providing their labor in exchange for services.

So the dollar is only worth "labor" as its backing. You see, you have to work for many years to pay off your house. So you work up to 100,000 dollars worth of manhours to pay off your home (on the average let's say) and that doesn't include all the bills you pay for your other services that support your family, lifestyle, maintenance of house, taxes on property (that technically doesn't belong to you--it belongs to the bank until it is paid in full), cost of living expenses, transportation and insurance costs, the list is endless. All the while, the Fed Reserve System continues to pump this "money" into the system.

Another way to look at is would be say that your great-great-great-great grandchildren will be owing on debts you created in your lifetime just by virtue of being born. They will also be responsible for debt accrued by their offspring before they are ever born for many more generations after them. . and so on and so on. Money is not paper bills, bonds, or coinage; but work--labor that is being performed for all-time. The old saying of "the only two things in life that are certain are death and taxes" is much more than just a cliche, but it's the very meaning and existance of our lives in this "system" that has been generating debt.

You generate detb by breathing. Just the simple act of existing and you must pay money to someone or some entity formed by the government. There is no such thing as Freedom. Happiness is relative. And if you win the lottery, your money is not real, but it will just excuse you from labor. . . . . and you get a nice lifestyle. But if the central bank does a margin call. . .  you're FUCKED.

To make it worse, every war is financed by corporations that stand to make billions of these dollars (which is your labor) and they do nothing except oversee the labor that is performed to create the machine that is the war effort. This means that when the government wages war, Halleburton and others will employ their slave labor force and corporate army to enslave others into doing what is necessary to make the corporations richer and more powerful, supplying politicians with rewards for getting campaigns financed to guarantee their government salaries for "labor" that is easy street compared to "labor" on the front lines in battle or on a manufacturing floor in a factory building goods or weapons to fuel the war that is making the CEOs richer.

It's a vicious run-on sentence, isn't it? Just like it's a vicious run-on cycle with no end.

This is a very dynamic way of redistributing labor. Money is just the "promise" of support for the labor that is performed and rated in it's value to those who "own the laborers." In the eyes of the government and big corporations, we humans are only worth our weight in the labor we individually perform. So if you work in a high tech job, you are worth more than the person that flips burgers for a living, despite the fact that both jobs are relevant and important to keep the economy moving forward, despite the debts increasing all the time.

In conclusion: It's going to be a hell of a day when that margin call is made. Our world is about to come crashing down on our heads. My suggestion is to do as little banking as possible and put all your money into assets that the rest of the world is going to have a hard time taking from you. I also recommend that you find ways to live off of the grid--become less dependent on organized or government funded utilities and use alternative energy, food, and become self-sustained. And make sure that you have a way to protect yourself and your family from harm, foreign and domestic.

Be free! Turn your money into something TANGIBLE!

And by the way, our government IS capable of killing it's own people, and I do believe that the "War on Drugs," "War on Terror," and that the destruction of the World Trade Center and the 9/11 plane hijackings were all a very elaborate conspiracy. I also believe that Barack Obama is from Kenya--illegally holding office as our Commander in Chief and President--and that he could care less about Syria and its dead Saran gas victums. Our politicians only care about fueling our debt engine that is our economy--and war does just that.

All politicians are a conflict of interest. The checks and balances have failed.

I am anarchist. Government has no business making laws that affect us negatively, or wage war in our name. They are only to be administrators, not world police. Let Russian and China deal with the middle east. It's in their hemisphere. We have problems here domestically and we don't allow Europe or Asia to tell us how we deal with Canada, Mexico, or Central and South Americas. Obama needs to let the rest of the world deal with their own neighbors and stop forcing the issue.

And Obama Care needs to be stopped. Not only that, but our government needs to be more transparent about what it's doing. Secrecy is not important or necessary. Spying on our own citizens, threatening other nations under the guise of "anti-terror" laws is nothing short of what Hitler did in Germany.

If the big corporations and our Federal Government isn't mindful of its actions, the New World Order is going to be very different than what it has been planning or bargaining for: Americans will not tolerate totalitarianism.

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