http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-10-12/kohler-economies-banks-and-standing-armies/3551820 Interesting read ( something everyone on here already knows about) but good to see some in the main stream ( Oz ABC) finally coming out and admitting that there are huge issues.
Thanks for the link. More info than his 1 minute blurb on ABC. Also good to read the many comments below his post.
He's actually gone out and looked into something the tin foil hat brigade would discuss. O_O "92 cents of every dollar deposited with a bank can be lent out as fresh money to someone else, thus creating money out of thin air"
Alan Kohler has called the mess in Europe without pulling any punches, in his matter of fact, completely reasonable tone. Unbelievable! LOL. The whole thing, laid out and . . . yawn . . . well, we're Australia, governed to within an inch of our lives, dosed up on Flouride and even accepting of an Exhalation Tax, so nothing is too outrageous of course. If you haven't seen it check it out. http://www.abc.net.au/insidebusiness/content/2011/s3363565.htm [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaugVRQkbVs[/youtube] That there is no outrage tell you all you need to know.
Bless the ABC. "Hotbed of lefties and radicals with an anti-goverment agenda". Long may they broadcast.
good to see Alan speaking his mind. He is probably the only person in the mainstream media that tells it how it is.
I watched that episode of Inside Business while getting changed and definitely wasn't expecting to hear "new world order" coming from him lol For what it's worth, I'm glad he said all that via the MSM.
Incorrect. They issue debt, not currency. However, in this world the definition of money is nebulous (deliberately so, I think). Both currency(cash and coins) and debt(or credit) are referred to as money. The money in my bank account is a debt that the bank owes me, not currency. When I ask them to pay it out they have to pay me in currency. It's a demand deposit. I wish this would get clarified in the mainstream. If banks could issue currency they would never go bankrupt.