Saturday, February 9, 2008

Applying History Lessons Part II

As I have continued this week with the documented history of money from the early 1800s to World War I, the fact that history repeats itself was demonstrated time and time again. In the next century that will be covered next week, that same theme will continue. Even compared with recent events, the theme still continues.

There is but one solution. Recognize the disastrous lessons of the past, and change the scenarios so that the same occurrences do not repeat. Obviously, this is easier said than done, especially when the bulk of the world's wealth is at stake for its continuance. Furthermore, the economic climate of the US and the global economy is not bad enough for people to really take notice until it is too late. Then, when the majority of the population have little choice when they are striving to feed their families, the cycle of depression followed by recovery repeats itself again. Of course it is with the super-rich fleecing the flock of the public and getting richer.

The escalating power of these individuals are nearing the point that they can not be stopped. Does the herd ever realize until its too late that they are headed for a cliff? Time will tell. Despite a number of individuals around the world pointing to the eventual demise and total control of world socialism, the message and messengers are getting passed off as 'alarmists', 'anarchists', and even 'opportunists'.

Even if the public is eventually wakened to the facts, are they so demoralized that they feel nothing can be done? Something can always be done, but who will be willing to take the risk? What sacrifices are necessary for change? Who will start the herd in a different direction?

In the meantime, the steamroller effect of fractional reserve banking continues to flatten and reduce to rubble economies around the world. In the last decade you can see relevant examples in the countries of Argentina, New Zealand, and Mexico. Also, the European Union was formed as a predication of things to come. This decade will bring more examples such as Iraq and Afghanistan, only the tool of war was used instead. Soon it will be others, probably Iran and Syria. Then the US and Canada will succumb, forming a North American Union along with Mexico. Only when the entire globe has been brought to its knees and then sold by lock, stock, and barrel to the international banking cartel will the world socialist government be in full power. Is it too late to stop?

The signals are all around us every day and we don't pay attention to the significance. The sub-prime mortgage debacle means nothing to most people except the thousands that lost their homes. A recession doesn't mean much to people until their jobs are downsized. A depression starts waking people up, but usually too late. Bank failures are not new (remember the Savings & Loan scandals of the 1980s), but that will wake up some more people. How many banks have been bailed out in the last several of months?

The economic indicators I've been recapping every Saturday continue their general trends. Gold rose again to $924 per ounce. Silver rose to $17.23 per ounce. The US dollar index recovered slightly to 76.65 due to the massive outflow of loans created by the Federal Reserve increasing the money supply by lowering interest rates 1.25% in the last two weeks. The price of oil rose slightly to $91.71 per barrel. These are all indicators that the economic cycles created by fractional reserve banking are continuing more so than ever in recent times.

This blog was started not only to point out the disastrous effects of these practices, but to offer solutions. However, much change is needed for the solutions to work. One bee will not stop the 800 pound gorilla, but hundreds of bees from the hive will.

What will you do?

And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28 (KJV)


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