The Solution to Money

[freedave]

This is Part One of Three of my Solution to Money. It is my view of the solution to the incredible financial suppression we live under.

A tiny minority of people on this planet have stolen at least 99 percent of the world's wealth using MANY corruptions, perversions, and deceptions involving MONEY.

The following is not the TOTAL solution, but it might change YOUR perspective, and it WOULD change the world IF put into effect.

https://www.thefoundationforabettereconomy.org
Episode 17: Recap and Reflection: The Financial Freedom Act Explained 17 Minutes
https://youtu.be/sWsu-l-xzgw?si=-uQ-n5MOCJ1FcPbQ

Parts two and three are more basic . . .

[Jim_Duyer]

I personally believe that term limits and prosecuting government officials who profit from insider trading would go much further in terms of long-term benefits.

I don't disagree with your statement that a few have managed to steal from the rest, but to put it into perspective - if those who were hoping for handouts, sucking the government breast, using unions to extract higher wages and continuously asking what is for them instead of what we can do to fix things, using the govt. to bail out social programs that have failed, etc., then you have to assign at least a bit of the guilt to the 99 as well.

[Jim_Duyer]

Another, more realistic way for the US to get itself back into financial shape, would be to study where the funds are being drained out. It seems that the unlimited, open checkbook system of paying for the hospitalizations and even routine medical bills of those who are undocumented residents, not to mention the monthly stipends or gifts, plus the funding of wars we don't need to be involved in, is literally killing us.


Perhaps we can zioncan the criminals, close the doors once and for all, and then make the rest citizens. With all of the rights - such as the right to struggle to find health insurance and pay for medical expenses, the right to join the military, the right to pay taxes, and be punished the same for breaking any of a million laws on the books, and the right to suffer miserably whenever one group decides to "give away" some of those taxes. It certainly beats trying to round up that many future democrats.

[freedave]

I personally believe that term limits and prosecuting government officials who profit from insider trading would go much further in terms of long-term benefits.

I don't disagree with your statement that a few have managed to steal from the rest, but to put it into perspective - if those who were hoping for handouts, sucking the government breast, using unions to extract higher wages and continuously asking what is for them instead of what we can do to fix things, using the govt. to bail out social programs that have failed, etc., then you have to assign at least a bit of the guilt to the 99 as well.

Term limits and prosecuting government officials who profit from insider trading would be a good step forward, but those are only symptoms of the more basic scam, as I will explain in my next two parts.

I agree with your second paragraph, but it is also true that we have all been tricked and deceived to an incredible degree . . .

[samsdice]

Here's a substack article by Elizabeth Nickson on fiscal reform, and, in particular what Milei has been doing in Argentina to turn around the corruption.

https://elizabethnickson.substack.com/p/doge-and-fiscal-reform-will-double?publication_id=30495&post_id=152036623&isFreemail=true&r=120amg&triedRedirect=true

[freedave]

Here's a substack article by Elizabeth Nickson on fiscal reform, and, in particular what Milei has been doing in Argentina to turn around the corruption.

https://elizabethnickson.substack.com/p/doge-and-fiscal-reform-will-double?publication_id=30495&post_id=152036623&isFreemail=true&r=120amg&triedRedirect=true

Yes, this is all very good.

The solutions I will be presenting in my parts two and three are more basic and could 100 times people's prosperity within a year after being put into effect . . .