Post by Northeast on Mar 8, 2013 1:27:39 GMT -5
Though I am not a scholar I would like to share my opinion of wars and rumors of wars.
Every 70 years the United States has had a major domestic crisis.
70 years after ratification; the Civil War, 70 years after the Civil War was the Great Depression, 70 years after the great depression the 2008 crisis to present.
In my opinion it appears that the United States takes on a whole new economic monetary system after each crisis. Not that the crisis spurs the monetary system, but the end of each monetary system spurs the crisis.
After studying the Federal Reserve Note I believe that it was a 100 year system meant to devalue 1 cent every year for 100 years reaching its full devaluation this year since it was created in 1913.
For instance...if I were to build a corporation with growth based on a 1 cent devaluation every year I could build a pension plan for my workers this way. I could collect 1 dollar every year until they reach retirement; in lets say 10 years. I could then return $1.05 for every year and the worker is happy though the dollar devalued .10 cents and I am actually only giving my workers money back, but in that time I acquired more land for my company to grow.
You can see that a .01 cent candy bar in 1913 is $1.00 today reaching full devaluation of the note at present.
What has happened after all of these crisis is that the general welfare......or wealth has grown larger each time. Though lost rights have been the trade off after the first two bankruptcy "rollovers". Mortgages instead of homesteading, imposed income taxes instead of keeping what you earned.
This next crisis "monetary collapse" appears that it shall be ugly. It is a sad day in America when the politicians work to erode the Bill of Rights and congress and the executive are speaking of NDAA, weapons seizure, drone strikes on American people..........for what?
So I am asking Dr Pieczenik as to what your thoughts may be on the militaristic posturing. I and other readers respect your opinion on the reasons for what appears to be the inevitable.
Every 70 years the United States has had a major domestic crisis.
70 years after ratification; the Civil War, 70 years after the Civil War was the Great Depression, 70 years after the great depression the 2008 crisis to present.
In my opinion it appears that the United States takes on a whole new economic monetary system after each crisis. Not that the crisis spurs the monetary system, but the end of each monetary system spurs the crisis.
After studying the Federal Reserve Note I believe that it was a 100 year system meant to devalue 1 cent every year for 100 years reaching its full devaluation this year since it was created in 1913.
For instance...if I were to build a corporation with growth based on a 1 cent devaluation every year I could build a pension plan for my workers this way. I could collect 1 dollar every year until they reach retirement; in lets say 10 years. I could then return $1.05 for every year and the worker is happy though the dollar devalued .10 cents and I am actually only giving my workers money back, but in that time I acquired more land for my company to grow.
You can see that a .01 cent candy bar in 1913 is $1.00 today reaching full devaluation of the note at present.
What has happened after all of these crisis is that the general welfare......or wealth has grown larger each time. Though lost rights have been the trade off after the first two bankruptcy "rollovers". Mortgages instead of homesteading, imposed income taxes instead of keeping what you earned.
This next crisis "monetary collapse" appears that it shall be ugly. It is a sad day in America when the politicians work to erode the Bill of Rights and congress and the executive are speaking of NDAA, weapons seizure, drone strikes on American people..........for what?
So I am asking Dr Pieczenik as to what your thoughts may be on the militaristic posturing. I and other readers respect your opinion on the reasons for what appears to be the inevitable.