Mario Sikorski Updates Us On More Banking Mumbo Jumbo

If there weren’t an inherent degeneration of “quality” (credit-worthiness) as interest irreversibly multiplies debt into insoluble debt, why the scramble to find further credit for existent assets?

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“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

ONCE AGAIN, GREENSPAN PROVES HE’S JUST A SHILL

Mario Sikorski (mms) sends the following news from Poland:

Once again, Greenspan proves he’s just the shill of a conspiracy to retain usury upon a once free republic:

1. “the U.S. housing market is ‘nowhere near the bottom’”

   What is the bottom of the U.S. “housing market” (arena of predation)?

   Unless we adopt mathematically perfected economy™, negative value is even possible, because if a “home” comes with a debt which can only multiply indebtedness so that we are forced to pay lifetime after lifetime to a few who produce nothing, for homes produced by but a few months of *our* work, that “home” is certainly a great liability — particularly “if” servicing the sum of debt can only impose terminal failure under which even our brief imposed failure to continually service the perpetually multiplying liabilities causes us to lose all presumed “equity” in the designed liability scheme.

   Americans and all the rest of the providers of involuntary servitude in the world nonetheless are clinging to these terminal liabilities as if Greenspan and the globalist conspiracy he advocates are going to pull some rabbit out of a hat in the people’s favor. As we see instead, they do only what is necessary to retain the system by which they steal so much from you.

2. “the U.S. economy is ‘right on the brink’ of slipping into a recession”

   By alternate accounts, real unemployment topped 15 percent long ago. There are counties and towns in relatively “prosperous” states of this country where real unemployment is several times that. Government and “economist’s” figures purport that data which reports unearned takings from us (such as profit from commodities “trading” in oil) is actually in our favor — asserting this is to the profit of “the economy.” Housing prices (costs) “appreciating” are reported to be in our favor; this is regularly said to be evidence of prosperity when it is in fact evidence of the very ever multiplying costliness and damage which has put so many mortgages not only at the admitted “risk,” but in jeopardy of complete loss.

   But under a system which can only multiply debt at further escalating rates as we are compelled to maintain a circulation subject to interest by re-borrowing principal and interest as subsequent sums of debt, perpetually increased so much as periodic interest… how are we merely “on the edge” of a purportedly “possible” “recession”?

   On the contrary, even if we were only on the edge of a purportedly possible recession, the fact the imposed, unassented system can only multiply debt further beyond our possible means to service it indicates we can only plunge into recession and worse if we do not rectify the very process which artificially multiplies our debt for nought.

   Mr. Greenspan’s own proscribed course therefore ensures that depression, because he and all the traitors in power or who seek power profess instead their singular intention to retain upon us the system by which they multiply debt for the explicit purpose of taking so much from us.

   Inadvertently therefore, Mr. Greenspan confesses the very intention to stay the course of a second Great Depression.

3. “the latest economic data don’t yet indicate that a recession is inevitable”

   A bald faced lie.

   No one but no one but no one can even demonstrate any practical way the present accumulations of debt will not, given further multiplication, be terminal. There is no way even to pay down the sum of debt in a system which instead can only multiply it.

   What real data anywhere then cannot indicate on the contrary that a second Great Depression is inevitable?

   Can Greenspan even show us how to arrest multiplication of debt?

   Absolutely not. He doesn’t even dare try, because that try would expose the whole lie!

4. “a ‘once-in-a-century phenomenon’”

   False again.

   It’s a once-in-a-lifespan of usury phenomenon; and in fact, the broad and diverse edge of failure under inherent multiplication of debt comes at the end of the lifespan of usury, however potentially extended temporarily by the present exercises of artificial sustention.

5. “Greenspan said the Treasury had no choice in its recent moves to backstop the two government-sponsored mortgage finance giants, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.”

   This is the lie of eternity. We can readily arrest multiplication of debt by eradicating the process of unearned profit which multiplies debt to terminal debt. We could instantly solve our problems by adopting mathematically perfected economy™. But Greenspan won’t discuss that, because the arguments of mathematically perfected economy™ will prevail; and that won’t allow the folks he represents to retain usury upon you even to your utter destruction.

6. “the government will probably have to nationalize the two companies”

   So here, what we have is what the Austrian “economists” who oppose mathematically perfected economy™ call “free markets,” which under the “interest” which “Austrian economists” advocate without qualification, and which they can defend only by ad hominem and exclusion of veritable mathematical analysis… what we have is British Banker Capitalists practicing what the “Austrian economists” advocate; we have that failing; and we have the failure compelling the practitioners therefore advocating ownership of the means of usury by the state — which of course is akin to socialism, while in the hypocrisy of “Austrian economics,” on the contrary, “Austrian economists” assert that freeing the people of usury is socialism.

   Of course, all this is preposterous in a republic. If *the people* were the state, whatever benefits they would receive from their costs in “interest” would be returned to them; so “interest” would cancel out.

   So what we have in fact is a takeover of the state by usurers, because these unearned profits in fact will not be returned to the real owners of the republic — the people.

7. “calling them a ‘major accident waiting to happen.’”

   It’s no accident whatever that interest inherently and irreversibly multiplies debt for the sake of illimitable unearned profit.

8. “And he said that the ongoing slide in home prices has wiped out the home equity of ‘about 12 million home owners who are basically net in the red.’”

   Quite an understatement, when further multiplication of debt can only engender near term failure under which not only will this 12 million lose all equity, but the rest of us with them.

It’s time to wake up, people of the world. If “your” political representatives aren’t advocating mathematically perfected economy™, they are advocating purposed monetary failure.

Which of course is your dispossession.

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“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

HOW GREAT THE LIES — AN “UNPRECEDENTED” POLITICAL RESPONSE?

Today’s Washington Post article, “Credit Crisis Triggers Unprecedented U.S. Response” (David Cho and Neil Irwin), asserts an “unprecedented” coincidental peril and response to a crisis in debt. How little then we study history.

The first paragraph of the article introduces its proposition thus:

Of course, the so called credit crisis did not “erupt” a year ago.

On the contrary, the present circumstances are the product of a long-term process which can only multiply debt into terminal sums of insoluble debt; and the only reason the mainstream media has not constantly warned you of these inevitable consequences of this process all the while is they have actively cooperated in preventing you from understanding it.

Nor is “the government” really expanding into private lending, because the private Federal Reserve corporation issues the money; and the debts are owed the Federal Reserve Corporations.

All this therefore is an intentional deception.

All the government is really doing is pretending to take a role from which the tax payers might be convinced they have some incumbent responsibility to “rescue it,” should “the government” say so.

But what the taxpayer is really rescuing is not “the government”; on the contrary, what you are claimed to be obliged to rescue is the middlemen for the private Federal Reserve corporations who have been asked to collect the so called Federal Reserve’s ultimately impossible magnitude of dispossession from you.

What you are really being asked to rescue then is artificial debt — and your own artificial sum of debt which you already cannot rescue at that !

You are being asked to rescue the fact the unassented profit making process of the privatized circulation can only multiply debt in proportion to the circulation.

You are being asked to rescue a thing which is impossible to rescue, because it can only multiply debt into terminal debt, and because the whole present reason for concern is you already cannot service the present sum of debt.

You therefore are the party in need of rescue.

What the article is purposely mis-informing you of then is that rather than actually fix the causes and intended injustices of the imposed system, a government bent instead on endless abuse of power intends to forever protect the predatory system from you — it intends forever to retain upon you a system which can only plunder you to death again and again and again.

So while the mainstream media has been making a question of the certain fact you’re already in a recession, what you are seeing everywhere around you is the very purposed multiplication of artificial sums of debt which caused the first Great Depression:

You are simply the victims of a purposely irresponsive government which for its pitiful share of illimitable profit preserves a system which can only multiply debt upon us as we are forced perpetually to attempt to replenish a vital circulation by re-borrowing the interest and principal we are forced to pay out of the general circulation. This of course perpetually increases the sum of debt by ever greater increments of ever more periodic interest on an ever greater sum of debt… and so inevitably, the ever increasing sum of debt is multiplied beyond our finite capacity to service it.

To understand how absurd the very idea of rescuing the middlemen for the central bank is, contemplate how it is impossible for the central bank [but to artificially] fail, because it is virtually impossible for it not to be profitable; it has negligible real costs; therefore it can only fail by artificial emptying of it.

The only reason the middle-men fail is they are forced to pay the central bank even for society’s impossible obligation to service debt by perpetually greater borrowing. The only reason there is a problem now (as we see), is that the irreversible process of multiplying debt has now exceeded the very possibility a credit-worthiness can remain, sufficient to justify further borrowing.

No moreso than the victims of the first Great Depression (you) could be made to rescue the “banks” which caused your failure however… will you now be able to rescue the “banks” which will cause your present failure.

You’re soon instead to be made street people.

No, the federal government is not exposing itself to any such risk; it is exposing the unassenting taxpayer, because it intends to compel the taxpayer to pay.

This is all a lie.

The real problem here is only that for providing us absolutely nothing we cannot provide ourselves entirely without such cost, the imposed monetary system can only multiply debt. Now that it has multiplied debt into a terminal sum of debt, on top of the fatal injury the usurpers intend for you to pay further consequences which are impossible to pay.

But that will never happen, if only because it will be impossible for you to pay those consequences as well.

What you are to do is recognize the enemy by their declared intent. The whole idea smells from its beginning to its near end.

The present circumstances are hardly “unprecedented,” because they concur with the first Great Depression.

That’s almost funny. I called it a “contagion” clear back in 1979. Unless the process just started yesterday, that hardly makes the “spread” “rapid.”

But what do the authors mean by “spread”?

Nothing has suddenly “spread.” Multiplication of indebtedness is spread from the very beginning of a monetary system which can only multiply all debt in proportion to the circulation. What the authors are really testifying to is the negligence for which they failed to recognize that debt was reaching terminal limits in all these areas. The like forces multiplying debt everywhere hardly make the near simultaneous reaching of the bounds of indebtedness “sudden.”

More utter bull. Unbelievable numbers of Americans have barely serviced their interest on short term debt for decades.

“We’ve never seen anything like that before?”

No way. They’ve seen it everywhere before; and if they get their way they will see it everywhere again only to tell you they’ve never seen it before, because after this lifespan ends they intend still to retain the very cause, which is the system by which they take illimitable profit from you via “interest.”

Two sentences later in fact they tell you they have seen “markets” (arenas of their predation) “hammered by such a variety of factors.”

Sure they have. They caused those factors in the first Depression. They have caused them all this while to now. They will continue to cause them now; and they will continue to cause them in the future, not because the false government they parade before you represents you, but because the government they raise before you is to preserve them.

It doesn’t matter that there weren’t credit cards then. The process of maintaining a circulation subject to interest affects everything subject to interest. Credit cards are not “new,” but in terms of a way to subject you and acclimatize you to dispossession via interest. Like the money they impose upon you, credit cards are mere vehicles to serve the greater cause of usury.

An utter lie.

They aren’t plugging leaks in the financial system ! If they were fixing the financial system, the fixed system would eradicate what multiplies debt to wholly unnecessary artificial sums of debt.

The fixed system therefore would have no power to impose a wholly artificial failure !

What they are doing is pretending that they’re fixing a system which can only multiply debt into a terminal sum of debt (a fix that is impossible without mathematically perfected economy™).

But all the while, when the system they know can only fail does fail, they’re hoping the facade prevents you from understanding who imposed that failure upon you to dispossess you.

That’s right. The truth is they’re planning on screwing you every which way you can be screwed.

But “tens of billions” “of dollars” my hind quarter. Didn’t they just tell us “the government” was putting itself to risk for *TRILLIONS*?

They have already told you they intend to screw you a thousand times “tens of billions” of “dollars”. They screw you out of more than that already every year.

The very article already guarantees your losses to be trillions — and that’s just what the sorry mainstream media is finally confessing to… because regardless of their earlier efforts to suppress what were not “probable” dire consequences, but certain, terminal ramifications… the magnitude of inevitable risks should have been anticipated by any and every citizen, right through the steady stream of lies.

From the very beginning the inherent risks of usury were inevitable and obvious.

So “tens of billions” “of dollars” is an obvious intended lie. It’s not even a sufficient sum to be concerned about.

In fact each of *many* imperiled “financial institutions” (middlemen for the central bank) is “at risk” (of certain death) far more than that.

So it’s all the most extensive, most concerted lie.

No, we have seen this before; and it’s all only the inevitable consequences of a process which can only inherently and irreversibly multiply debt in proportion to a circulation.

After all, it was just a lifetime ago that usury could only have caused the first Great Depression.

These are the few simple facts of usury; and from them we are to understand that usury indeed will cause a very avoidable second Great Depression.

Absolutely, we’ve seen all this before. There’s nothing unprecedented whatever, but that we know how to solve inherent multiplication of debt and (evidently) are less than a people who would do so.

We the republic which would not stand for itself, grant a government which only refuses to represent us free license to let the thieves get off scot free… because they are the thieves !

In the midst of the first Great Depression, testifying before the House of Representatives on June 10, 1932, Congressman Louis T. McFadden informed you what a government which serves the unassented central bank again intends to do:

So, no America, there’s nothing “unprecedented” about all this at all; and if you don’t start screaming for mathematically perfected economy™ now, you’re about to get a government which will ensure the singular fate of usury.

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“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

WIKIPEDIA DELETES MATHEMATICALLY PERFECTED ECONOMY™ TOPIC

Wikipedia has recently deleted the new mathematically perfected economy™ topic from its online user-revised encyclopedia.

While the topic article only explained how mathematically perfected economy™ is the singular solution for 1) inflation and deflation, 2) systemic manipulation of the cost or value of money or property, and 3) inherent multiplication of debt by interest, and while the topic was written according to Wikipedia rules requiring a link to at least one source (which is PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™) Wikipedia cited only “blatant advertising” as the reason for the deletion.

In response, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™ has asked Wikipedia how they could consider the topic “blatant” advertising when the only link to PFMPE™ was the [even unarticulated] source reference their rules required. We have also asked Wikipedia whether the encyclopedia’s administrators therefore can refute mathematically perfected economy™; whether they can demonstrate how it is possible to sustain a circulation subject to interest without multiplication of debt into terminal debt; or why they should obstruct a prescription for solution to world-wide “economic” failure.

Wikipedia has not answered.

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1. Former mathematically perfected economy™ topic at Wikipedia

“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

THE SHAPING OF A DEPRESSION

CLICK HERE for CURRENT Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Series: BOGNONBR, Non-Borrowed Reserves of Depository Institutions data.

Time for a bank run?

Only the most irresponsible — or those who are selling the rest of us short — can possibly maintain any further confidence in “the system.”

The greatest lie of eternity yet continues as if there is no alternative. There is not just one alternative — a privatized currency which can only multiply illimitable debt for the unearned profit of bankers. The desirable and natural alternative, is certification of private promises to pay, issued by the public, without interest, or perpetual multiplication of debt for the predatory, illimitable unearned taking of “bankers.”

If you aren’t ready to digest and stand for mathematically perfected economy™, you don’t have a chance but to prove yourself an enemy of humanity.

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1. CURRENT SHAPING OF THE FAILURE — PRELUDE TO A SECOND GREAT DEPRESSION, OR TO MATHEMATICALLY PERFECTED ECONOMY™?

“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

WHERE DID OUR INDUSTRY GO? WHY CAN’T WAGES KEEP PACE WITH PRICE INFLATION?

The present conditions are the long term culmination of a process which is intrinsic to a privatized currency subject to interest — an imposed system, to which none of us have ever assented.

Even just a year or so ago, although the present conditions were sufficiently obvious at the turn of the century and long before, you couldn’t convince an “economist” we had anything to be concerned about. Not even rising debt. Not even our vanished industry. Not even our rapid descent in education, health care, or infrastructures.

I’ve been formally warning of the consequences of this irreversible process since 1979; and less formally for 10 years before that.

Today, 40 years of obstructed and actually deteriorating prosperity later, governors are holding emergency meetings and proposing to sell off state highways to meet budget deficits. If they don’t fix the real problem, what will they do when all the highways are gone, or no one can afford to use any further infrastructures the states might betray us further by offering up to even higher costs, forever? We have paid for those highways. We created them. Now, what right does any state have to sell them from us, only to pay budget deficits engendered by their own ineptitude or allegiance to a system which can only multiply such debt and costliness upon us?

Now suddenly, it is fashionable for pretend “economists” to feign reaching for fundamental causes; and, like true shills of the central banking systems imposed upon the world, they’re purposely not reaching deep enough. They complain of symptoms as if they are on your side; but their work is presented both in volume and in context to deny you understanding of the causes at hand, that by your purposed obstruction of understanding, usury can be perpetuated upon you, hopefully forever.

Humanity inevitably will rise above this self-imposed scourge. We will repulse usury, because no good thing we can intend to do can survive in its presence. I can save your state’s highways and your homes if you will hear me out.

You reach for fundamental causes. But not deep enough.

The fundamental cause of all this is inherent multiplication of debt by interest; that we have tolerated a system which from its inception was purposed to take from us by multiplication of debt; and that this process of unearned taking from us can only drive up costs to us moreso than it is mathematically possible for our wages to keep pace.

All the things before you are to be expected; I’ll tell you why:

Any purported economy subject to interest can only multiply debt in proportion to the respective circulation, because such a form of circulation obligates us to maintain a circulation merely so that we can service debt; and because to maintain a circulation, we are compelled perpetually to re-borrow periodic principal and interest obligations paid out of the general circulation, as subsequent sums of debt perpetually increased so much as periodic interest on the ever escalating sum of debt.

To maintain margins of solubility, industry therefore is perpetually compelled to raise its prices to cover the rising costs of its obligations to directly or even to indirectly service the perpetually escalating sum of debt.

This is the real, fundamental cause of price inflation.

Why does industry leave?

When industry can no longer afford to raise its prices because the indebted market cannot bear the necessary increases, it is forced to leave.

And so “our” industry goes to countries where pretty young Chinese girls will work for 40 cents an hour, condemned to work on the streets if they ever violate the rules of the slave market, and lose their “license” to work.

Why can’t our wages keep pace with the rising costs of servicing the ever escalating sum of debt?

Our wages cannot keep pace with the rising costs of servicing the ever escalating sum of debt, because the nature of the process is to multiply debt in proportion to the related circulation.

What does is significant about a process which multiplies debt in proportion to the related circulation?

If maintaining a vital circulation inherently multiplies the sum of debt in proportion to the circulation, then ever more of the circulation is dedicated to servicing debt, leaving ever less to sustain the industry (wages, etc.) which are compelled to service the debt.

That’s really pretty simple, if you think about it.

So what else might happen if you perpetually and irreversibly multiply debt in proportion to the circulation?

Ultimately and inevitably you generate a sum of debt which the system can no longer afford to service.

And that day is here.

It’s time to wake up folks; it’s time to do something about it; and mathematically perfected economy™ is what you have to do.

As Larry Ward said, all the economic “solution” that any of the present lot of pretender candidates can promise you is a deck chair on the Titanic.

While these charlatans have proposed to be responsible for near perpetual “growth,” their falsely claimed growth has even banished practically *all* our industry. That’s quite a lie to pass off as an emperor’s robe.

If I were president (and of course I realize I would probably never be), I believe I could restore real prosperity in as little as a day by suspending all payments against debts to banking institutions. If I were president, I’d try Congress for treason if it wasted an hour in establishing mathematically perfected economy™. If I were president (that’s right, I don’t capitalize the title here), I would guide you through a painless, brief transition period, where, having your debts to financial institutions suspended, you would immediately have far more to spend than you can now; I would restore to you the savings you have been deprived by usury, that you can live the rest of your lives without social programs; I would refinance all your debt without interest; I would pay off your public debts with a like, irredeemable promise to pay; I would re-schedule your payment of debt to the rate of consumption of the related asset, that for instance a $100,000 home with a 100-year lifespan would be paid off at the overall rate of $1,000 per year, or $83.33 per month.

There is no reason why the candidates before you cannot do this, but that they serve your usurers. It’s getting late, folks. If you don’t want to lose your country forever, it’s time to assert your right to mathematically perfected economy™.

“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

DOES EXECUTIVE ORDER 11110 ABOLISH THE FEDERAL RESERVE?

It has been asserted that John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s Executive Order 11110, issued June 4, 1963, effectively abolishes the so called Federal Reserve:

PFMPE™ used to maintain material regarding EO 11110. EO 11110 does not in fact try to abolish the Federal Reserve (which of course may be a weakness).

Much like Ron Paul and Edwin Vieira’s efforts to return to the gold standard, EO 11110 attempts to restore issuance of silver certificates by government — in effect circumventing the Federal Reserve only so much as silver monetary reserves might exist.

Like the proposition of returning to the gold standard, there is no power in EO 11110 whatever to resolve the insoluble sum of public and private debt; relieve us of interest on that debt; relieve us of further multiplication of that debt into terminal debt; solve price or circulatory inflation, or deflation; or restore damages inflicted by the usurious central banking systems which have been imposed upon us without public assent.

*Because* EO 11110 was only a first step toward such further rectifications, obviously the expectation of further rectification may explain the assassination and the subsequent refrain by all further presidents (shills of usury) from addressing the problem.

EO 11110 therefore is not enough. Nor is a return to the gold standard, or mere dissolution of the so called Federal Reserve.

If we are ever to achieve solution, the populace must understand solution.

Why?

The understanding of true solution alone proves we are denied representation; and therefore only a real, broad understanding of the perfection of economy comprises the immovable force against which no usurpation of representation can stand.

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“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

UPDATES ON BUSH IMPEACHMENT

Do you believe the ruler of any nation on earth should be allowed to lie, to deceive his people into killing millions for the ulterior objectives of a plutocratic elite who mean likewise to oppress our own country?

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RESPONSE TO BLACK MONDAY — Business Spectator’s ARTICLE, AUSTRALIAN BANK TO SHOCK WALL STREET

While on some accounts it is wise of National Australia Bank to cut losses ahead of other world banks, obviously, as NAB is in the same business, and as that business can only multiply debt in proportion to a circulation as we are forced to maintain a circulation by re-borrowing principal and interest as subsequent sums of debt, perpetually increased so much as periodic interest… just the same then, National Australia Bank’s business engenders the same consequences within Australia.

Because interest multiplies debt in proportion to a circulation, any purported economy subject to interest ultimately terminates itself under insoluble debt. As we saw from the beginning, the issue in the United States is not “sub-prime mortgages,” but that “interest” inherently and irreversibly destroys credit-worthiness by imposing ever more unserviceable sums of debt.

Which then is the horse; and which is the cart?

The only solution to inherent multiplication of debt in proportion to a circulation is mathematically perfected economy: See our article, Probability and Timeline for World-Wide Economic Collapse as a Consequence of Interest.

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1. businessspectator.com.au, NAB will shock Wall Street, 12:40 PM, 25 Jul 2008

“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)

BLACK MONDAY — AUSTRALIAN BANK TO SHOCK WALL STREET

EXCERPT, businessspectator.com.au, 12:40 PM, 25 Jul 2008:

We need to understand of course that the “smartest” banks will be compelled to cut obvious impending losses first, and that the rest of “world’s” banking system will have to follow. If we understand that “interest” inherently and irreversibly multiplies debt in proportion to a circulation to inevitably terminal sums of debt… then unless the “banking” system again succeeds across the whole world in propping up a facade of sustainability by pouring free money into the deflation usury engenders, the events soon to follow are an indirect testament to inherent failure, and the fact only mathematically perfected economy™ can save us.

Rest assured however, that the banksters are hedging their bets that they can retain usury, even if usury inherently terminates itself, and with it, the hopes of sheeple.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE.

Thanks again to Mario Sikorski, Poland.

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“To find the players in all the corruption of the world, ‘Follow the money.’ To find the captains of world corruption, follow the money all the way.”

mike montagne — founder, PEOPLE For Mathematically Perfected Economy™, author/engineer of mathematically perfected economy™ (1979)