Comments by "" (@HigherPlanes) on "Is Congress' Call for ISIS War Debate a Sham?" video.

  1. In other news: The national debt clock just hit 18 trillion dollars.
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  2. ***** Gotta play connect the dots.
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  3. ***** Well, if the fact that the nation slips further into debt while we fight endless wars, while the FR, a private company run by the banks, who has the right to create money out of nothing, and then sell that to the US government in exchange for debt doesn't sound crazy to you, what does?
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  4. ***** Hmm, okay. Why don't you tell me how it works.
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  5. ***** To be honest with you, I'm unclear as to what your argument actually is. When I commented that the national debt hit 18 trillion, you said "so?" And thanks for the links, but I don't know where you're going with that. I'm not going to pretend to understand all the complexities of the monetary system, and perhaps saying that money comes out of thing air WAS an oversimplification. It's probably much worse than that. I think the term money created out of thin air repeated today is only one of many terms used today by bankers and politicians and media alike to keep everyone in check in what is a state of permenant confusion, or indoctrinated with lies. Money is debt is bunk, simply becuase all money that comes into existence from the very get go, is from the outset of a banks purposed obfuscation of our promisory obligations, which is money corrosion, which is a theft, it's a falsified debt, which means theft. They steal the value you give money, blood sweat and tears through labor and production, that's their game. That's how a friend explained it to me anyway.
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  6. ***** Yes, but the problem with that is that all the debt in this country is basically a contract on future labor. So we're fucking over our great great great grandchildren.
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  7. ***** What exactly gives the dollar it's value? Isn't all the debt a contract on future labor? What you're saying is news to me, and I think I might understand you when you say that the debt doesn't matter. The issue of money is very puzzling.
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  8. ***** I'd be interested in reading some literature if you can happen to recall a title or two. You seem to have a pretty strong grasp on the subject, and I don't know you, but I get a sense that you have some understanding and not just repeating what somebody else has said. That's sorta how many conversations go online so it's always difficult to weigh the authenticity of someone's writing.
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