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The Money Matrix of the New World Order

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This book breaks open the biggest conspiracy in modern times: the conspiracy to steal our money. CIA tests revealed the author to be an analytical mastermind and a bi-lateral multidimensional thinker. He dissects monetary assumptions and exposes the Money Matrix for the illusion it is. As the author says in the forewarning, "If you can't handle the truth about the Money Matrix, don't read this book!"
For those that choose the truth, the author illuminates a new perspective with thorough examination of prevalent misconceptions about money that have shaken the nation. The main misconception centers on the worth of money. "Banks, the Federal Reserve and the Treasury Department all agree the currency we use is backed by nothing of value and is in and of itself worthless," Tilley says. "We do not have money, we have debt currency. The real problem is there is no money."
This controversial point is one he makes repeatedly and with conviction, using an array of examples, hypothetical questions and illustrations. Eventually the arguments become Zen-like in their purity, inexplicable Koans leading toward some sort of revelation. "If it takes money to make money, where did the money to make the first money come from?" Tilley asks.
Tilley predicted the current economic crisis he calls the Millennial Depression and the housing crisis just six months before they started. Other predictions in the book may yet come to pass. Using proof from the Treasury and Federal Reserve, logic, math, science, history, religion, life experiences and a dash of dark humor on money, credit and currency, The Money Matrix reveals the sterling truth about the cashless society.
I really liked the way each chapter builds on the next as a foundation to further prove his points. Chapters start or end with quotes from wise men of old, like Jefferson, John Adams, Horace Greeley and Baron Rothschild and Henry Ford. The 36 page glossary of terms was worth the price of the book. It is a valuable addition to my personal library.