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Money as Debt II, Promises Unleashed

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This is a must for people living in denial that our country and leaders have our best interest at heart with our economy and that of a decent living standard for us the poor or what some would consider middle class. It's an eye-opener and gets one to think and understand reality with money inflation and how money gets printed out of thin air by the banksters and the Federal Reserve which it has nothing to do with the government and that of the people and for the people.

There are some flaws in the first edition of Money as Debt, some of which are removed from the updated edition. Some of the quotations it uses are unreliable, and some of the economic analysis is not quite thorough. However, overall the analysis and exposition are good enough to have been used in economics classes, both high school and collegiate, across the globe.

This is basically a clarification of monetary theory, the basics of which are simple, but which are deviously clouded in opaque jargon. When all of the gibberish is stripped down, you find revelations about the global monetary "system" that will make you look at the world with brand new eyes, and in clearer relief that you've ever seen it.

Essential viewing.