The Deck is Stacked!

It is almost a year since my last post.  There has been no vacation from researching, investigating and thinking about money.  Simply a time out writing about it.  I had decided not to write about it until I got it all down to the simplest approach upon which to build a new money system.

The conclusion I have reached over the past year is equally simple: 

The deck is stacked! 

That is an interesting phrase which is explained here.  Imagine someone playing the game, perhaps for a lifetime.  Getting the feeling that the game is rigged because the deck of cards or chips are rigged to begin with.  Finally, how they were rigged dawns at the same time they draw their six-shooter. 

As an alternative, in order to continue playing the only game in town,  a fresh deck or stack of chips is called for that is not fixed to start with.  A neutral medium that favors neither player.  Players can still seek to cheat and use every trick in the book to win but at least they all started with a new deck of unbiased cards.

A new deck of cards, a new stack of chips, in needed.   The cheating and the tricks in playing the game with a fair deck and tokens can then continue.  However, if the deck is neutral, the cheating and tricks become more transparent leading to increased honesty of the game. 

Dealer!  Bring me a new deck!

Nobody is going to bring us a new deck.  The old one was created by the Banksters to benefit themselves.  The question is: Who really owns the only game in town?  It is us, not the Banksters.  We gave the game away when we, our government, gave the Banksters the power to create money out of nothing.  Of course they created it, the cards and chips of our economy, to favor themselves.  They called it money but that is how they stacked the deck.  It is debt money.  Not real money or honest money.  Because all money is created as debt money in the beginning, the deck is stacked against us and in the favor of the Banksters.

Stacking the deck has an advantage to the one that stacks it:  They win more often than they lose.  Ultimate winning is to never lose.  Banksters are too big to fail, too big to lose all their chips because they really had no chips in the game. 

Banksters have won it all.  To add insult to injury, They were playing with our chips and a stacked deck.

Dealer!  Bring me a new Deck!

Bring me a fair deck to play with.  The one I have the right to create because in our Constitution we conferred that sovereign right upon ourselves as a nation.  Our representatives loaned it out to the Banksters and their Federal Reserve Bank in 1913.  Our representatives have been bought by what they loaned that was ours, not theirs.  It is up to us to take it back.

It is our right to create a fair deck of cards and our right to name the purpose of the game.

So, what is a fair deck of cards?  The purpose can then follow.

The following entries in this blog are my idea of what a fair deck and chips might be.  It facilitates subsequent choice of purpose and rules of a game of choice.