ZWord said:
All we need to do now is get them to print it and give it away. ??? well it would be an improvement.
ahhh you hit the nail on the head.
The system as it run at the moment encourages international dominance. With the national impossibility of paying back the loan [due to interest] encourages the economy to spread internationally in order to cover the interest on the original loan.
Previously in a Monarchy, the Monarch declared want of another country to spread his/her dominance.
Now the Economy itself demands globalisation, otherwise the national economy fails.
Without the interest charge and without the Monarch as ruler/dictator the national economy is stable. It doesnt seek outside help to balance the books.
The interest banking system is designed to dominate the world, that is its logical function, without the dominance it will perish.
Iran 1956 had the Shah installed through a US/UK coup, removing the elected government. 1973 the Shah was kicked out and the democratically elected leader was re-installed. The banking system changed immediately and so did international perspective upon Iran.
The US and UK, due to their banking system became servile to the exports of Iran [oil] and have mounted a 3 decade campaign against Iran.
If the US and UK didnt have interest banking systems things would be entirely different.
The economy drives the political decisions, because if the economy collapses people will start to wonder what the fuck happened and fingers will begin to point at the banking system. If this happened the Monarch would be exposed. The political system is set-up to protect these 'national interests' not function as democracy should.
BACKATCHA BANDIT -- nice link, thanks.
just to add a little spice around this Marx structure;
J.B Say
"every producer asks for money in exchange for his products, only for the purpose of employing that money again immediately in the purchase of another product"
Marx didnt like that and said that this doesnt account for people in society wanting to accumulate wealth.
That is about as close as Marxism will ever come to understanding The Banking System.
Instead Marx formulated this;
Money-----> Commodity ------> Money
heh; Money = Commodity -- shove that up ure theory Marx
The Bank of England asks for money in exchange for its produce [money], only for the purpose of employing that money again in the purchase of another product.
N.B A Dashing Blade -- the quote was by ZWORD, not me