Money wasn’t always our enemy. It became so over time

moneyPaul Rosenberg – Money wasn’t always our enemy, of course; I’m old enough that I knew people who were alive before it was weaponized. But modern money – dollars, euros and so on – are so destructive that they’re threatening not just individuals, but Western civilization itself.

If that sounds a bit over the top, please read on. Before we’re done I think I’ll convince you otherwise.

I call fiat currency a weapon of mass destruction because it has caused far more widespread damage than chemical weapons ever have, and has assuredly destroyed more human potential than nuclear weapons. The nuke destroys horrifyingly but rarely; fiat money destroys minute by minute, day by day, over multiple decades and in shocking proportions. Continue reading

The Orchestrated Financial Fall of America and the World

Paul Philips – Imagine a bus full of passengers allowing themselves to be taken on some mystery tour chosen by the driver and his navigators. As the journey continues, it becomes more than apparent that the bus is going to be driven off a cliff! The passengers are too much in a state of apathy or too deaf dumb and blind to realize what’s going on … The driver, under the influence of the navigators, instead of slamming on the brakes, insanely decides to put his foot further down on the accelerator!

This is an analogy for what is happening in the USA today: The driver and the navigators represent the political administration in charge at the White House with their increasingly reckless spending of borrowed money that is destroying the American economy, while the passengers are the people they’re supposed to be serving with best interest at heart.

More specifically, America is facing the biggest crisis ever in its history.

By the time Obama ends his term in office as President, with the aid of Congress, the US national debt is expected to be 20 trillion dollars.

This roughly doubles the US national debt since he came into office.

What does this astronomical debt looks like?

Here is almost 20 trillion dollars stacked as $100 dollar bills next to the Statue of Liberty, an articulated lorry and standard American and European football fields. Continue reading