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medium of exchange, to repay the debt is to deliver so much production. If the rate of payment equals the rate ofconsumption, then in every such case, total circulation equals the current value of production, both as necessary tosustain trade, and as necessary to fulfill the obligations of debt. Where currency is introduced to circulation as a debtsubject to interest however, then across the breadth of the system, and in every such case, not enough circulation existsto pay the full obligations of debt — which include interest.In the payment of complete debt obligations, the circulation is necessarily depleted more so than exists. Merely tomaintain a circulation, it is necessary to re-borrow payments against principal and interest as subsequent debts, increasedso much as periodic interest. Where the circulation is subject to interest, debt perpetually increases then in proportion tothe circulation or commerce which can be sustained by it. As the sum of debt grows beyond the circulation, a given rate ofinterest predicates ever greater periodic interest on debt. Thus, the further debt grows, and the further we progressthrough the potential lifespan of such a system, then until the brink of system-wide insoluble debt is reached, the greaterthe increments by which debt grows further. Given any such rate of growth of debt in proportion to commerce then,ultimately the costs of servicing debt exceed soluble continuation of commerce, and, under the ever moredisproportionate profits of usury, the system collapses under insoluble debt. Any 'economy' subject to interest-bearingdebt, ultimately terminates itself under insoluble debt. Mike Montagne — PEOPLE For Mathematically PerfectedEconomy. To find the players in all the corruption of the World, "Follow the money." To find the captains of Worldcorruption, "Follow the money all the way."Fed monetary policy in the late 1970's led to double digit inflation and a prime rate that eventually reached 21.5% in1981. This caused the collapse of the Savings and Loan Industry. Congress, accommodating the banking lobby, passedthe Garn-St Germain Act to bail out the Savings and Loans. Stimulated by a rush of new money created by the Fed,attractive real estate tax laws, and the authority to directly invest in real estate deals, the Savings and Loans quicklycreated a speculative bubble of overvalued real estate. By 1990 the massive amount of bad real estate loans caused abanking crisis. The Resolution Trust Corp. was formed to market foreclosed real estate, and the biggest write down of realestate assets since the Great Depression began. Thus, in a period of 12 years, the Fed was obliged to bail out both theSavings and Loan and the banking industries as a direct result of its own monetary policy. Incredibly, the losses wereabsorbed, not by the Fed, but by the taxpayers and the shareholders of the local institutions that collapsed. Millions ofAmericans went bankrupt in the early 1990's and to this day don't understand what happened.A vital respect of freedom itself, is freedom from USURY. http://www.perfecteconomy.com/pg-quotes.htmlOne of the most incredible marks of our time is the fact so few realize there is a vital death struggle between theproponents of the World's "central bank" "economies" and we ourselves — those to whom these systems comprise suchincredible cost. The rectification of economy has been an objective of human development for millenia. The manifestationsof systems imposed to multiply unearned profits to the modern usurer are many. But as all detriments manifest from"interest" multiplying debt, payment of debt so as production cannot be procured by trade of equal production, andrestriction of the circulation, economy is perfected by the most basic mathematic processes. And so, a fact ofmathematically perfected economy is inevitable.Biblical: In you, men accept bribes to shed blood. You take usury, and make unjust gain from your neighbors byextortion. You have forgotten me. I will surely strike my hands together, disapproving the unjust gain you have made andthe blood you have shed in the midst of it. Will your courage endure or your hands be strong in the day I deal with you?Take no usury (unearned/unjust profit) or interest; and fear your God, that your brother may live at peace with you. "It isfrom numberless diverse acts of courage and belief that human history is shaped. Each time a person stands up for anideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, s/he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, andcrossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, those ripples build a current which can sweepdown the mightiest walls of oppression."The Jews forbade the practice of usury within their own community, while they permitted it to be practiced againstoutsiders. This is one of the many instances of the Pharisees having altered the revelations in open rebellion against God.Robert F. Kennedy: "Are we disposed to be of the numbers of those who, having eyes, see not, and, having ears, hearnot, the things which so nearly concern their temporal salvation? For my part, whatever anguish of spirit it may cost, I amwilling to know the whole truth, to know the worst, and to provide for it."Patriot Leader, Patrick Henry: "Those who would trade freedom for security deserve neither."Benjamin Franklin: Representing the colonists to England, Benjamin Franklin explained the relatively perfected form ofeconomy we had devised here. After elaborating on the full prosperity intrinsic to an economy sustained by an interestfreecurrency, and how to regulate such a currency, he then answers a challenge as to how government and taxationcould be implemented in such a system. His arrogant foes had assumed he could not answer: "One day, as each townshipneeds the services of the other township's mills, it is proposed to build a bridge across the river. A group of men agree tobuild the bridge to agreed standards, and when we agree on a fee to pay them for this service, likewise we simply createthe necessary money on paper, and pay them." "As the increased commerce requires the increased circulation to sustainthat much commerce, there likewise is no inflation; and we have provided in all ways to sustain the desired commerce.""To fund the proper services of government, such as the creation of this bridge, we have no need to levy taxes or subjectour people to eternal multiplication of debt." The colonial economy of course, catapulted by freedom from the inherentlyand irreversibly multiplying costs of usury, flourished far beyond that of the mother country — suffering at the hand of theThe Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 195