Monday, February 21, 2011

President's Day

Clinton had a simple focus on a crucial issue.  The Economy is what money does.


Obama must focus on an even more fundamental thing:  What Money is.


For example:

If we look at what people do in the world it is anything and everything they do.  The range of that is immense and only limited by human imagination.  Even if the focus is confined to a major broad category like what people do in the economy. 


If we look at what a person is rather than they do then we deal with the fundamental issue.  In this situation a person as a citizen of our country is defined by the Constitution.  With a solid grip on what a thing is, or what a thing was designed to be, what the thing can do naturally follows.  People were designed to be something by a Higher Power.  We then then just called that truth self evident and implemented the design of what a person as citizen is.   After defining what a citizen is, what it does, individually or collectively does not have to be designed, simply permitted and regulated to maintain compliance with the design standard defining what a citizen is.


Let me design, create and put into operation what a thing is and I will basically determine what it does.  If  do that in my own self interest to benefit me then I own it, I control it, I determine what it does.


That is what Jefferson said about money.  When banks create it, control it, it does not matter what governments do.  Governments meaning an institution of the people, for the people to serve the people. Banks control the government and serve themselves.  They control the people, in serving themselves, the banks do not serve the people.  The Constitution embodies a moral foundation.  There is no moral foundation to a banking system.  It is just business.  One of the goals of business is market share and total market dominance is the objective.

Banks own all the money.  All our money is debt money.  Our government gave banks the total money system and the only solution is to take it back.  The only way to take it back is a change in definition of what money is:  An asset, not a debt.  An asset created by We The People to serve us all, like our government was created by us to serve us.  Money must not be an asset created by a bank to serve a bank at the expense of our ideals of freedom, justice and rights.


It is the Money, stupid.


Who owns the power to dictate to people was settled by our first Revolution.  President Obama is standing in President Washington's shoes.  It is ironic that his race and its dictator was the crux of another revolution.  If the current president cannot fill the shoes of our first president or our 16th president and make another pivotal declaration of freedom then freedom is doomed as Jefferson said it would be when the power to control money is given to the banks.

This is a tipping point in history where people are defying their oppressors and making the statement of who they are and freeing themselves from the self serving control of those in governmental power have defined them to be.  That is Freedom Version 1.0  Basic freedom.  We have had revisions and refinements to this version throughout our history.  We must again establish world leadership with the design and implementation of Freedom 2.0.  The updated version takes the control of money and our nation's destiny, as well as the destiny of the world from the dictatorial power of the banks.  Version 2.0 is a paradigm shift, the second great one in our history.


What a sad state of affairs here:  Respondents in a new Gallup Poll this President Day's (today) have tapped Ronald Regan as the nation's greatest chief executive, ahead of Abraham Lincoln.

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