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Originally posted by AndrewSwann
If the money system is gone you know who wins? OPEC. They will have trading goods and have leverage over everyone and could force policies on us if we have nothing on them. Its a monopoly for oil now and it needs to end.
CONCLUSION
If the Government had followed a policy of extensive fiduciary control and had itself issued credit , rather' than allowing the banks to do so, it could, for example, have made a net reduction over the period 1970-80 in the need for Government borrowing from the £48,578 million Securities issued to about £22,OOO million, a saving of about £27.000 million on the national debt over the period. The effect of implementing the proposed move now would be that a net amount of £20,OOO million of national debt could be cancelled. The consequent reduction of interest payments on the national debt and, therefore, of taxation or further borrowing required to meet these payments, would help to bring about reflation without inflation.
Originally posted by ukWolf
reply to post by TheWalkingFox
If you've not already done so TWF download HR6550 and give it a read. On reading your post you my find yourself agreeing with it or at least part of it, as it talks on green issues also.
As in the phrase "rally round the flag" the awareness and promotion of the bill can force it to be recalled, but collectively the country is going to have to scream for it, for it will not be done freely.
Originally posted by mayabong
Seems like all this debt is imaginary. Maybe they can just start over.
Originally posted by AndrewSwann
Fox I agree. However to make this happen we would need everyone in the current government to leave and have a whole new one. Almost like a coup. The people and officials dont want this type of change so I Believe that we will fall. This will show them that our capitalism did not work and that we need drastic change. If this happens there is a chance but at what cost will it be acomplished? I guess we will wait and see.
*We owe £15,595 for every man, woman and child
*That's more than £33,902 for every person in employment
*Every household will pay £2,126 this year, just to cover the interest
www.debtbombshell.com...
The real risk from government debt is the burden of interest payments. Experts say that when interest payments reach about 12% of GDP then a government will likely default on its debt.
www.ukpublicspending.co.uk...
Originally posted by AndrewSwann
Does anyone here belive the U.S. or U.K. could ever repay the unreal ammount of debt both countries owe? I do not see any way that these countries could ever pay back trillions of dollars. Does anyone have a resonable solution to it? With the rediculous spending and the constant western involvment in countries and situations that should not be taken on, I see no easy resolution without complete rebuilding. Throw around your opinions and ideas if you have any.