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The answer is easy. It's the consent of the people which enables.We all know the first counter move by financial interests in reaction to such action will be to demonize the movement, and claim the actions as a financial hostility towards the citizens of the countries themselves. Communication must be clear in that these are actions against the institutions and not the people themselves.I'm very much the type of person that favors hitting problems head on and not thinking around corners, but even I understand the need for diplomacy. Thus provisions for proper calculation of debts owed to other actual countries. Debts owed for labor incurred and resources used. Do I have a solid idea on how to calculate proper debts owed? No, but this is why you lock groups of smart men in a room until they figure out an easily transitional system.ETA: I'm not the smart guy in the room. I'm the guy who gets intelligent men in a room and forces them to come up with practical solutions. This is how I operate, both personally and professionally.
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by GD21D
You should ask yourself, what enables the bankers to perpetuate this fiat currency system that allows the banks to create false debt, keeping us enslaved to the system.
There you will see the answer.
edit on 5-8-2012 by poet1b because: Typo
The current rules on multi-culturalism, where companies are supposed to follow diverse hiring practices, give everyone a fair chance
The whole bundle of fair hiring practices, haven't you heard about this?
I don't see how we can make these changes without using government as a tool to get the banks back in check.
Which is of course a very difficult thing to do. Government alone isn't the solution. We need to utilize technology to break us free from the system.
Public banking was first introduced in America by the Quakers in the original colony of Pennsylvania. Other colonial governments also established publicly-owned banks. The concept was later embraced by the State of North Dakota, the only state to currently operate its own bank.
As of the spring of 2010, North Dakota was also the only state sporting a major budget surplus; it had the lowest unemployment and default rates in the country; and it had the most community banks per capita, suggesting that the presence of a state-owned bank has helped, not hurt, the local banks.
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by frazzle
Personally I am a big fan of S&Ls.
I would like to see the return of the cottage industry, in a high tech fashion.
Originally posted by RealSpoke
reply to post by poet1b
The current rules on multi-culturalism, where companies are supposed to follow diverse hiring practices, give everyone a fair chance
So you mean to not discriminate against people for their race or gender. Such a horror.
What is multiculturalism to you? It has been proven to work in the past. In the 1800's European immigrants were all different cultures, segregated themselves, and largely didn't like one another. Overtime they all intermingled, inter-bread and now no one cares.
The whole bundle of fair hiring practices, haven't you heard about this?
Private companies can hire whoever they like. There are no quotas enforced by law. The only thing they can't do is not hire someone strictly because of their race, gender, everything else. BET couldn't refuse a white applicant just because of their race for example.
Originally posted by poet1b
White culture has historically succeeded in defying those who seek complete control over the masses.
Which is why elites are working to destroy white culture and the democratic institutions we create.