A cure for world’s economic depression

WHAT happened this past fortnight should be the greatest glaring example of how fraudulent the entire financial model is.

The Fed creates money out of thin air, loans it to the IMF (who are bankrupt), who then loan it to the ECB, who then loan it to European countries. Meanwhile all take “interest” on the way, meaning they all get one step closer to owning us, since the money cannot be repaid.

Surely if they really cared for the good of the world they should have loaned the money interest-free? If they did this, though, everyone would suddenly start to realise how stupid we have been, accepting this notion of interest always being charged on digitally created money. Once we collectively wake up to this truth, all debt will be written off worldwide. The emperor will be shown to never have had any clothes on. It is now also time to state that mainstream economics — and by extension its commentators and analysts — have no credibility left, since they repeatedly fail to address how money is fraudulently created, and then how it is used to control humanity. Austerity be damned.