The Residual Money Trick

The Residual money trick

This is how money is created out of nothing. The idea is this:

Bankers make money out of nothing. On the surface, it looks like they do not make any money when they lend. Because the interest rates are offset by the labor cost. In other words, with inflation, the prices forever rise, but in order to compensate for it, there needs to be raising of salaries. So, to the ordinary person, the net effect is zero. He keeps begging on his knees about raise in salary on the yearly review, but, at the same time, the inflation eats away the benefits of the raises he receives. 

But from the money lender's stand point the whole picture is different. First of all, why does one borrow money? Well, because he does not have it to pay for his ongoing expenses. So he borrows, and once he borrows, he becomes a slave of "usury" (interest rates).

So, what happens is he starts paying interest to the bank, which is the residual money. It does not exist in reality. So he keeps paying this extra money to the bank for years. And, even though the bank seems to be getting some interest, but the prices increase also, and, therefore, the value of money. So, on the surface, the net effect looks like the banks do not really make any money on lending. But in fact they do, and that money comes from nothing. It is that residual interest that settles in their pockets. Out of nothing. They do not produce a thing to actually earn any of it.

And that is precisely how you are enslaved. Your governments, your industries and your individuals. The governments keep borrowing more and more just to pay the interest alone. But the principle amount only accumulates with all the new loans. So the money flows freely into the pockets of the bankers while you and your societies are getting poorer and poorer, to the point where they become actual slaves, which is what we have right now.

You are all slaves. Slaves of usury. And you will never be able to repay all the debts. As soon as you repay one debt, you immediately create yet another, thinking you are somehow, miraculously, get richer and now you can afford to take yet another debt.

Meanwhile, as long as you are paying your debt, you must lick asses of your bosses and your bankers. You loose your freedom. If you squeak, they will throw you on the street, and you will not be able to repay your debts. And so you are enslaved to the rest of your life.

GLOBAL COOLING

Is 'global cooling' on the way? Lake sediment proves sun cooled earth 2,800 years ago - and it could happen again soon

• Lake sediment proves 'solar minimum' caused 200 years of cooling 2,800 years ago
• New minimum due soon - after this year's increased sunspot activity
• Sun's activity CAN cause changes in Earth's climate, claim scientists
• May throw predictions of global warming out of whack

By Rob Waugh

When the Greek poet Homer was writing The Odyssey around 2,800 years ago, the Earth went through an abrupt period of cooling, caused by the sun - and the same could happen again soon.

Scientists at the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences analysed lake sediment in Lake Meerfelder Maar, and found direct evidence of a sudden cooling caused by a 'solar minimum'.

Some scientists suspect that the current period of high solar activity - including increased sunspots and solar storms thsi year - will be followed by a 'minimum' period, which could even cause an Ice Age.

f the GFZ research is correct, a new 'solar minimum' could have a direct impact on Earth's climate - cooling our planet drastically, and knocking the predictions of global-warming alarmists out of whack.

Dr Achim Brauer of the GFZ said,'An abrupt cooling in Europe together with an increase in humidity and particularly in windiness coincided with a sustained reduction in solar activity 2800 years ago.'

Brauer's measurement's of lake sediments allow 'a precise dating even of short-term climate changes.'

The 'Homeric Minimum' - the solar minimum that coincided with the famous poet's lifetime - caused a cool period that lasted 200 years.

'Scientists from the German Research Centre for Geosciences GFZ in collaboration with Swedish and Dutch colleagues provide evidence for a direct solar-climate linkage on centennial timescales,' say the researchers.

'Using the most modern methodological approach, they analysed sediments from Lake Meerfelder Maar, a maar lake in the Eifel/Germany, to determine annual variations in climate and solar activity.'

Suggestions that the sun might affect climate so profoundly are controversial.

Mankind’s use of fossil fuels has led to billions of tons of carbon dioxide being pumped into the atmosphere, triggering global temperature rises from which experts believe we will take millennia to recover. That is the consensus view.

Three centuries ago similar changes in the Sun were linked to a period of almost unprecedented cold, known as the ‘little ice-age’ - a time when the ice on London’s River Thames was regularly a foot deep and when thousands went hungry because crops froze in the fields.

 

The link between Solar ‘moods’ and the weather down here on Earth was first noticed in the 1970s, when the American astronomer Jack Eddy noticed a strong correlation between historic weather records and contemporaneous accounts of Solar activity, most notably the long record of sunspots published a century before by the astronomer Edward Maunder.

Eddy noticed that a ‘quiet’ Sun correlates with cold weather and a manic phase means warmer conditions.

His best evidence for this link comes from the last time the Sun went to sleep, the so-called ‘Maunder Minimum’ period from 1645 to 1715.

During this period and for about a century either side, much of Europe and North America suffered a succession of bitterly cold winters and damp washout summers - the ‘little ice age’