Jag blev nyss upplyst om att man hittar Ellen Browns viktiga bok WEB OF DEBT som google-e-book på internet.
Viele Menschen spüren es instinktiv: Die Weltwirtschaft steht am Rande eines tiefen Abgrunds. Kaum jemand kennt jedoch die wahren Hintergründe. Selbst die meisten Bankiers wissen nicht, was in den höchsten Etagen ihres Berufszweiges hinter verschlossenen Türen vor sich geht. Ellen Browns Buch Der Dollar-Crash wird Ihnen die Augen öffnen: - Es konzentriert sich auf einen der größten Schwindel im Bankensystem: auf den Prozess der Geldschöpfung und der Kontrolle des Geldes durch Privatbankiers.
Trollkarlen från Oz är en klassisk amerikansk saga. Men vad få vet är att sagans symbolspråk är en kritik av bankerna och deras makt att skapa pengar ur ingenting, skriver Mats Höglund
How about turning to the lender of last resort, the Federal Reserve itself? The advantage for the government of borrowing from its own central bank is that this money is virtually free. This is because the Federal Reserve rebates any interest it receives to the Treasury after deducting its costs, and the federal debt is never actually paid off but is just rolled over from year to year. Interest-free loans that are never paid off are basically free money. In 2008, 85% of the interest collected by the Federal Reserve (or "Fed") was returned to the Treasury. The average interest rate on Treasury securities today is only about 3%; 15% of 3% is less than 12% such a negligible interest as to make the money nearly free.
The key is that the Fed does not actually have to acquire the money before lending it. The Fed originates the money it lends, either on a printing press or with accounting entries. It can purchase Treasury debt simply by writing credits into the "reserve account" of the seller's bank, which then credits the seller's account. The Fed's ability to write numbers into an account is obviously unlimited; but it has normally restricted its purchase of government securities to only so much as is necessary to provide the liquidity needed for banks to cash and clear checks. Funding the government's budget shortfall has usually been left to private lenders; but those loans are drying up, and servicing them is proving expensive. Both this interest burden and the need to continually attract new lenders could be avoided by tapping into the government's credit line at its own central bank.
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The bottom line is that we cannot borrow our way out of debt. Only new money will stimulate a debt-ridden economy money that is interest-free and does not have to be paid back. The direct road to that result would have been to nationalize the Federal Reserve and return the power to create money to Congress; but as Wright Patman found, that solution is controversial and could be a difficult piece of legislation to get passed. In the meantime, the same result can be achieved by tapping into the government's nearly-interest-free credit line at the Federal Reserve. Nearly-interest-free loans of accounting-entry money that never has to be paid back are a source of debt-free liquidity that can be used to fund projects that put people back to work, without increasing the interest burden on the government or the tax burden on the public.
"Bankerna och skuldnätet" - nu leveransklar!
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Författaren Ellen Hodgson Brown räds inte att peka ut de uppseendeväckande och bedrägliga förhållanden och problem som ligger till grund för det globala ekonomiska system som håller majoriteten av världens befolkning och stater i ett förlamande och förslavande skuldgrepp. Om du undrar varför de gällande ekonomiska systemen inte kan lösa världens problem, så hittar du svaret i denna bok. Brown ger en briljant genomgång av hur de privata internationella bankirerna tog över makten på planeten och vad vi nu kan göra åt det, framlagt och förklarat på ett sätt som alla kan förstå. Den svenska översättningen innehåller ett specialskrivet förord av författaren om Sveriges roll i detta globala skuldnätsvävande. Läs mer om och beställ boken här!
Den som kan engelska måste lyssna på detta radioprogram. Jeff Rense intervjuar Dr Ellen Brown om hennes nya bok The Web of Debt.
Läste lite i boken Web of Debt av Ellen Brown, J.D. Översatte några rader till svenska från inledningen.
