I see how it works now and it is no doubt usury

Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:02 am » by **Bobbyinedmonton**

I would like to thank Dr. Jones for inspiring me to write an email to my Country's Bank; The Bank of Canada. I thought I had posted this email already, but I must have hit the wrong button or something. I would not only appreciate comment, but I also urge every single person to take a strong look at the banking system, this letter, and take small steps of action today.

Because these systems operate on so much secrecy, and their primary goal is to keep us in the dark on the sheer illegality of their practises to gain wealth, it seems utterly important to let them know... that we know. So please, like the demands for disclosure, make your voice heard. Let them know that we're not sheeple anymore.

Here is the email:

from ************ *************<***********.***********@gmail.com>
to info@bankofcanada.ca, (Gneral info/comment email)
mcarney@bankofcanada.ca (Mark Carney, President, Bank of Canada)
date Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 12:17 PM
subject Usury
mailed-by gmail.com

To Whom It May Concern,

Perhaps the biggest threat to any banker or broker of the world's elite is the utterance of a simple yet profound statement by any member of the populace; "I see how it works now and it is no doubt usury."

But one must commend the banking world, those purveyors of paper currency and tin coins, for holding the public in their stupor for such a long time. One even has to be impressed at how the poor and underprivileged are chanting "Save the Economy. Save the Economy," defending this system of usury. For the most part, it seems that large portions of the populace encourage and embrace being usurped by the most sinister of men. By you.

Perhaps we can cut the bullshit and form responses; talk about the real issues at hand. Perhaps it is time to discuss what is really going on in the world.

For most, the economic crisis is just that; a crisis. For those willing to give the whole picture a little more thought, it is nearly impossible for such a crisis to exist.

Those of us that see the sinister plots brewing among the power-mongers and administrators of slave-currency have begun to identify our enemy. We are aware that it is not our governments, because we are aware that government is merely a representation of ourselves. We also realize that it is not the people of any country on Earth, after all, we are all human. So who is it? It is those who have dictated the power to lend stolen money back to the people it belongs at a cost. It is those who have steered the policy of government to make usury the single most important thing to protect. It is those with the foreknowledge that interest is illegal, because the collective human wealth will never be enough. Even with the knowledge that people will borrow from their pool of wealth and have their lives destroyed because it is mathematically impossible for many to escape the interest hoax (How does that go... Oh right... P/I+P). In fact, isn't that failure what you rely on?

But as the world begins to spiral further and further out of control and those with the sinister plots move quicker and steadier to establish a global system of usury, an unknown factor looms deep within the brainwashed people. It is the unknown factor of humanity deep within all of our cores. A voice that calls out to us through the Headlines of terror and economics to warn us that something is not right. It is the part of humanity that is waking up to the realization that money is far from everything. It is the part of humanity that will soon be at your doorsteps looking for justice on a scale never seen before, because we believe in our right to be free. Especially from the usurpers.

My challenge to you now, whomever reads this along the line as this makes it's way to the men at the top, think hard about what your job and career do to humans; Good humans. Your chance to resign and leave the money system to those who do not see it's failure on the horizon. It is your chance to do what is right and join the fight. Or you may stay in your position of reading incoming email after incoming email from concerned people, handing them off to the men at the top to sooth and tell sweet lies to.

For those at the top, those who will eventually read this letter and know word-for-word what it's meaning is: I beg of you, for your sake and for your species, to stop and desist this ancient system of control and slavery over the free people of earth. It is your chance to step away before we show up, because we will win and reign victorious.

I do look quite forward to an official response. Some, "This is how fiscal policy works," or "This is how money works..." kinda thing. But ultimately, I am accusing your organization - among many organizations - of usury and usurping the human population. That is what I would very much like a response to.

The balls in your court,

Sincerely,

Someone Who Sees Monsters

Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:29 am » by **Spock**

bobbyinedmonton wrote:I do look quite forward to an official response. Some, "This is how fiscal policy works," or "This is how money works..." kinda thing. But ultimately, I am accusing your organization - among many organizations - of usury and usurping the human population. That is what I would very much like a response to.

Very nice - awesome - heartfelt rant against the establishment.

It is the brokers, and the system of debt that has the whole world in a strangle hold.

This is really not something against the poor - even though lower to middle class are the primary victims because they can't afford to pay with cash, this is a war against the way the entire monetary system of the world is run.

Businesses rely on credit to make payroll, individuals rely on credit to purchase things that make their life wonderful.

And it is not a sin to sell people money for money back with a return - usery is a sin, and that's where the crux of this whole debacle falls. Because private sector businesses want to make as much money as possible - however, so does your government. Regardless of who is in charge of the money and holds the lien, it will always be corruptible.

If we were to change the way things are done "today" and go to a strict barter system, the lower/middle class wouldn't have a pot to piss in. Payments make a way for each of us to work something we need into a budget. To take that away would be catastrophe. And to think that all the people of the world could live in a self regulated barter system is not genuine.

For a community like that to exist, there must be one strict law to abide by, and it must be run deep in the fibers of every individual that participates, which would mean an extreme globalism.

The best model I can think of would be the Amish community. And how they come together so strong, live outside of debt and the power grid, and live happy lives. Yet, how many of us would be willing to part from everything we know and understand to willingly step into a box of conformity and throw away a life of wonder and spiritual growth. To have a community based on a strict singular solidarity, there must be a QUEEN BEE behind the hive mentality, and anything that seeks a different agenda is cast out as to not disturb the "collective".

Bobby - your email was superb and your heart is true. I'm anxious to see what they write back - it may be that you are on a terrorist list (wouldn't surprise me).

I truly think you have hit at the heart of man-kinds weakness.

Fri Jun 19, 2009 12:38 am » by **Newearthman**

Great work Bobby,way to stick it to them. I'm with you; the whole world economy is a fraud and a joke at this point. I am seriously considering not using money anymore. If I get pushed one or two more steps I'm takeing a stand. If I can't continue makeing my truck payments I will be stuck where I live and thats where I will stay...fuck it! I am an electrical apprentice (member of the IBEW ) in school for 3rd year and I have no money left and no job to go to after. E.I. is keeping me going for now but the future dosn't feel good to me. :ohno:

Sun Jun 21, 2009 12:41 am » by **Bobbyinedmonton**

I was a bit worried that the International Monetary Fund was going to feel a bit left out:

fromRobert Salmond <escaped(period)light(at)gmail(period)com>
topublicaffairs@imf.org

dateSat, Jun 20, 2009 at 4:36 PM
subjectSolving Economic Reforms
mailed-bygmail.com

hide details 4:36 PM (0 minutes ago) Reply

To Whom It May Concern,

I am writing today to inquire a bit more about your operations, specifically, Special Drawing Rights.

Due to my current financial situation in the Economic World, I have decided to use my own personal Special Drawing Rights, and would greatly appreciate a few pointers for creating my own Currency:

1. Should I use the Dollar, or should I make up a new name to put onto my currency?
2. What kind of paper do you use for your creation of artificial funds and power?
3. Can I just paint my pennies with silver paint and claim them as my own higher valued currency?
4. Is it better to use engraved plates to print ink onto the paper, or would it be more prudent for me to hand draw each?
5. What colors of ink look the prettiest?
6. What percentages of this currency should I put toward Corporate Humanitarianism to make it seem like I give a shit?
7. How do I keep the world from becoming aware that I am not interested in helping them out by using My SDRs and that my only concern is a One World Government where I can be The Grand Poo Bah and have my ass wiped with Olive leaves while the world continues to suffer under my scheme of World Domination?

I thank you greatly in advance for your reply to my quandries. You guys are good (well not actually good... good at what you do, yeah), so I figured you'd have the best advice for pulling the wool over everyone's eyes.

Rock On in The Slave World!

Sincerely,

A Sarcastic Bastard

Since you're more than likely dead-on with me being on a list, Spock, there is my full name and email address. I have no need to hide it from you guys. And now they have it anyways.

Sun Jun 21, 2009 12:53 am » by **Cornbread714**

You've got guts, Bobby, I respect you. Hell, we're probably all on a list by now...
Good letters! :cheers:

Sun Jun 21, 2009 12:54 am » by **Lowsix**

If it wasnt for usury, right or wrong, The West would have never gained the advantages we have shared up until this point. That includes ALL of you who have jobs..thank Usury..Those of you who have homes or grew up in one that bleonged to you or your family..those of you who have borrowed money to start businesses...

It is not usury in its simple form that cuased the problems, anyways.
Its compounded and unregulated usury...

Look at the countries that have outlawed lending at interest and see how advanced they are...

I'll give you a hint:

Their latest contributions to The Human Experiment have ended up on LiveLeak, generally ending in a giant pool of blood and a twitching, bulging-eyed, body-less head.
Cuz they got it all figured out...

Sun Jun 21, 2009 1:07 am » by **Bobbyinedmonton**

Low, the only rebuttle I have is: I don't want to see what's in those videos man. Never, but I can't change what the world has become, I can only make an effort to change it for tomorrow.

No Usury, no Bloody Heads, and No Single bloated authoritarian rule.

Sun Jun 21, 2009 1:11 am » by **E6722maj**

greed is not good. whatever you call it. (apologies to gordon gekko). (actually screw gordon gekko, and all the gordon gekkos in the world). :alien:

Sun Jun 21, 2009 1:13 am » by **Cornbread714**

It all depends on how you define usury. To a Muslim, it means any interest charged. In the modern Western usage it means illegal or unfair interest.