I recommend looking at solari.com for how to use financial circles to improve wellbeing.
There are some articles there too about the missing trillions of US tax dollars.
Also, check out libertydollar.org It’s private money based on gold/silver. Personally I’m not a big fan of gold mining, but at least precious metals keep their value.
If you check out the reasoning for the creation of Liberty Dollars, you will see a good case made for avoiding FRNs (Federal Reserve Notes) among them the fact they are private currency produced on behalf of banks. Unlike a hard currency, FRNs are fiat currency: we are told what they are worth by the Federal Reserve, a private corporation that establishes the value of the dollar.
Another reason to avoid FRNs is to keep the money local, to slow down the hemmoraging of money to centralized repositories and corporate accounts where it will suredly never come back out to small businesses and individuals in the form of investment. As it is, we the people have to pay to borrow money that is free to create, but has been channeled into the hands of the Federal Reserve, created in an illicit law in 1913. Since then the dollar has lost over 96% of its value. Obviously the little people feel the inflation more than the banks that just jack up interest rates and makes us pay more...for our own money.
Unless we take action with how we spend money, and save it, we will be exploited by the rich who can make more money quicker than the sheeple, As a result the richest 2% now control 50% of the world’s wealth. The imbalance is getting greater.
I recommend looking at solari.com for how to use financial circles to improve wellbeing.
There are some articles there too about the missing trillions of US tax dollars.
Also, check out libertydollar.org It’s private money based on gold/silver. Personally I’m not a big fan of gold mining, but at least precious metals keep their value.
If you check out the reasoning for the creation of Liberty Dollars, you will see a good case made for avoiding FRNs (Federal Reserve Notes) among them the fact they are private currency produced on behalf of banks. Unlike a hard currency, FRNs are fiat currency: we are told what they are worth by the Federal Reserve, a private corporation that establishes the value of the dollar.
Another reason to avoid FRNs is to keep the money local, to slow down the hemmoraging of money to centralized repositories and corporate accounts where it will suredly never come back out to small businesses and individuals in the form of investment. As it is, we the people have to pay to borrow money that is free to create, but has been channeled into the hands of the Federal Reserve, created in an illicit law in 1913. Since then the dollar has lost over 96% of its value. Obviously the little people feel the inflation more than the banks that just jack up interest rates and makes us pay more...for our own money.
Unless we take action with how we spend money, and save it, we will be exploited by the rich who can make more money quicker than the sheeple, As a result the richest 2% now control 50% of the world’s wealth. The imbalance is getting greater.