6139008-History-of-Money

Extracts:“No especially deep thought is required to see that everything we describe as civilization and indeed all of its works, is thederivative of Money Power and its creation as indeed by Sovereign Power or by the activities of an International criminalcaste... Law No. 7 of Hammurabai that I quote on page 9 is evidence enough. Also the proscription by Manu of theGoldsmiths who used their trade to deceive ... "The most pernicious of all deceivers is a Goldsmith who commitsfrauds. The Maharajah shall order him to be cut to pieces with razors..." The principal fraud being that which hasappeared and reappeared throughout history, the issuance of fraudulent receipts as against Gold supposedly on deposit ...This knowledge is written deep into the memory of your people for there cannot be much doubt that it was the destroyerof Sumer. If not, why then Hammurabai's Law, a repetition of similar Laws out of much more ancient codes yet again?”"... the foundations of the power given to them from on High towards the maintenance of the right living and tranquilprocession through life, of their peoples, were the laws of distribution of surpluses...""... the money accumulation mania ... will surely and speedily drag any people down to degeneracy and decay.""... this madness concealed within the much talked about conception known as progress ....""History over these last three thousand years particularly, has largely been the interweaving of both a witting, and anunwitting distortion of the truth, with all the inevitable consequences which have been expected and now [[we]] are but alittle way ahead.""Through stealthy issue of precious metal commodity money into circulation amongst the peoples, replacing that moneywhich represented the fiat or will of the god of the city and which was merely an order on the state warehouses throughhis scribes, this internationally minded group from the secrecy of their chambers were able to make a mockery of the faithand belief of simple people.""The whole notion of the institution of precious metals by weight as common denominator of exchanges, internationallyand nationally, cannot but have been disseminated by a conspiratorial organization fully aware of the extent of the powerto which it would accede, could it but maintain control over bullion supplies and the mining which brought them into beingin the first place. Clearly such notion had originally come into being during that historically distant period when first of allfree silver began to be extensively used as a convenient and highly portable commodity in settlement of balancesoutstanding in foreign trade""... long before the time of the great Hammurabai once money had come to be more of an abstract unit of account basedfor its value in desirable goods and services, on the barter power of a certain weight of silver bullion related to theconstant value of barley, it was no major advance for those who benefited most from this conception, namely the bullionbrokers and their satellites, the money changers or barkers, to find a weak ...""Thus in the course of the 3rd millennium there grew up in Mesopotamia a regular money economy based on preciousmetals as standards of exchange, which stimulated private wealth and enterprise and led to real capitalist development .""During the Old Kingdom in Egypt and during the earliest years of the cities of Babylonia, when 'numberings' of allaccepted as wealth and possession, were taken every two years, and therefore books kept, a most refined system ofdistribution of surpluses and therefore creation of exchanges, must have existed...""... the first and most important [[undermining step]] was the establishment of internal values in the exchanges withinany state to the same standard as the value of silver in the international exchanges ....""There were two ways alone by which new supplies of precious metals became available to rejuvenate a monetarycirculation withering, and even disappearing from wear and tear, exportation or hoarding, with the economic collapse thatsuch condition could bring about: one was through mining using slave labour as mining with free labour was rarelyprofitable, and the other was through sack and plunder.""... in a world where treasure had become totally equated in the peoples minds with 'Wealth,' as expressing relativelylarge sums of the monetary unit, no sooner had one power gathered all such treasure in a given area into its store housesand safe deposits, by conquest, plunder, and sack, than such treasure, temporarily creating boom, moved on again, aslikely as not to form the base of those "credits" granted by international money power towards the purchase of arms andthe best of mercenary soldiers by that next power destined to arise and be the new 'conqueror'.""Cruel private monopolization of wealth and capital grew... ""The very fact of the stress on weight shows that [[Solonian monetary]] reforms were designed for, and perhaps onlyreally understood by, a group that was only concerned with silver by weight; in other words, large scale movements ofThe Hidden History Of Money & New World Order Usury Secrets Revealed at last! Page 203