--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, off_world_beings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com > <mailto:FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com> , ruthsimplicity <no_reply@> > wrote: > > > > > > The press release has this interesting statement: > > > > > > "To fund this development the government doesn't need to borrow from > > abroad. It just issues an alternative currencya couponand > loans it > > to the project for the start-up costs, and to immediately improve the > > farmer's housing and living conditions. > > > > > > > > The coupon's validity is restricted to the locale of the project, and > > it lasts for only a three-year periodand thus inflation is > avoided. > > When the first crop is exported and dollars are earned, the government > > coupon loan is repaid by the project in dollars. So today's government > > issued coupon becomes tomorrow's dollar in the National Treasury." > > > > > > The money (or coupon as they state) expires in three years. Thus it > > appears that the last person holding the coupon gets nothing. Doesn't > > make sense. If that was the case the farmer wouldn't be able to use > > the coupon to buy stuff to "improve the farmer's housing and living > > conditions" because no one would want to be stuck with the coupon. > > Maybe the "stuckee" can turn it in for standard money after three > > years? If so, why not have the government loan real money in the > > first place? Oh yeah, they don't have the money. And if you can turn > > it in for real money in three years it is inflationary. They created > > money out of nothing. Nader, Nader, Nader. Oh dear. > > > > The whole creating money out of nothing is an interesting issue to > > watch with the TMO.>. > > RTFLMAO ! ! > That's what you Americans have been doing for decades, in fact since the > beginning of your country you have been LITERALLY printing money out of > nothing. When Benjamin Franklin was in London, before the French and > Spanish support of the illegal insurrection by the land grabbing, slave > driving american province traitors to freedom-fighters, he was called > into the Bank of England (founded by a Scotsman) and asked where they > were getting all the money to buy so much? > His answer: "Oh, we print our own money." Bank of England's answer (the > Brits funded the protection of the provinces, with money and blood of > young soldiers, from the Papist fascist countries who would have imposed > mono-theism on US if it were not for the Brits fighting them down) said: > "Oh really, can you stop doing that please." > Then the Americans sided with the mono-theist Papist countries, in what > for the British was one small battle (the American War of Independance) > within a World War against the Papist fascist tyrants...which ultimately > the British won.) > > Even today, one of the main reasons for the economic collapse of US is > the fake printing of money by the federal Reserve and basing it on > nothing. > > LOL, the irony of this complaint of printing your own money from an > American leaves me in awe and laughter. Thanks for the laugh. > > OffWorld >
I think the only people left on Planet Earth that refer to Catholics as "Papists" are Lyndon-Larouche types, members of the John Birch Society, and the KKK. And, of course, OffWorld.
