Tuesday, 17 May 2011

Money Rules – Greek Riots, North African Migrants and Bahrain Riots

All situations in this world taking place are the result of the agreement we have on the concept of money. Money dictates everyone’s existence, and the turmoil it brings to the majority of people can be seen in events taking place all over the world.

The Greek riots are the result of this phony economic system that constantly and continuously brings the world into a bigger and bigger pit of debt at every second that goes by.

The following images represent Global Public Debt according to www.economist.com as of today the 17th of May 2011

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2012 (prediction)



Here is a graph that puts these 12 years into perspective:
(X axis: Year
Y axis : Trillions of Dollars)

It does not take someone with a degree in economy to understand what is happening and where this is going.

If we look at the countries with bigger debt and the countries that happen to be the “richest” in the world and with the most Billionaires and Millionaires we find something quite interesting: they are One and the same! Coincidence? Or is this a very well calculated move made by the “elite”?

The reality is that billions of people in the world live on less than $2/day and millions die due to not having enough money to pay for their BASIC PHYSICAL NEEDS while a handful of people own the majority of the earth’s resources – all of this is thanks to the economic system we accept and participate in every day.

The Greek riots are the outcome of the country suffering from this poisoned fruit: The bailout only benefited the rich and the big majority of the population remains in the limbo, and since these are not considering the real issue at hand (the economic system itself), all they see they can do is to go out in the streets and protest/revolt against the government/politicians. Will the situation get better? Will more bailouts solve the problem? Will the IMF “save” anyone besides corrupt politicians and those that are already safe because they have the money to pay for their “safeness”? I mean, what can we expect from this debt system besides the increase in the polarization of wealth?

Greece is an example for Portugal and for every other country in the world, because sooner or later, regardless of how many bailouts take place, the shit will hit everyone’s fan and, as such, everyone will be a fan for absolute change in how we agree to “rule” ourselves.




North Africa Migrants are looking for “change” – there is no money available to them (no jobs), no life prospects, and thus they do everything to come to Europe for some “change” (in their lives). The current economic system affects every country and everyone. Africa has been exploited for hundreds of years, and even thought it still possesses an enormous amount of natural resources, the big majority of the populations that inhabit the land live in poverty. The corruption that exists in the continent is extreme, but thanks to religion and a huge lack in education, the populous is oblivious to it and/or participates in it because that is all they have ever known.

There is no secret here: what would you do if “on the other side of the hill” you have much better prospects of living a better life? You will go there! Mostly when “your side of the hill” is at war. There is no SOLUTION to this problem that will only escalate as countries find themselves shattered by the economic system and the lack of resolve of people BESIDES the ESTABLISHMENT of a SYSTEM BASED on a simple FACT: The fact that LIFE is the ONLY REAL VALUE in the UNIVERSE and as such ALL LIFE MUST BE VALUED!




The situation that is taking place in Bahrain is also a result of money.

Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa is a deluded man (like every Monarch) that declares/sees/thinks of himself as “King of Bahrain” and is made so by all of those who support him. For more than 200 years that the country has been under governance of the Khalifah family and till 1971 was, by all means, a British protectorate.

The Shia population demonstrated for “greater political freedom” and “the end of the monarchy” – essentially demanding democracy to be established – and as a result Hamand (who declined the invitation to William and Katie’s wedding!) has been fiercely punishing “those who have dared question his power”.

He is obviously a wealthy man and he has all intentions to stay that way.

This whole mess is made even worst because the Unites States of “Democracy and Freedom” have the strategically placed navy’s Fifth Fleet right under the “massacre”.

Mr Obama: have you “bin laden” in the “gulf court” sun, ignoring the terrorism that is happening right under your “Fifth Feet”? By allowing this you become a terrorist yourself! It is all just a sweet talk of “freedom, justice and democracy” at this hour – because your walk is very sour.

Again, it come back to the point of money: there is no “national INTEREST” in going against the “King” and implementing democracy in Bahrain – Isn’t it? Ameri-Can’t do shit if the action taken hit hard what you guard as precious: the Dull-A$!

Money rules!

It is about time we stop this nonsense and value all Life Equally!

INVESTIGATE!!! www.equalmoney.org

1 comments:

TonyZ said...

Absolutely. Hopeless hopeless neoliberal international economic system- rule of fabulously wealthy international speculators- democratically elected governments and whole populations subordinated. Democracy now almost a complete sham almost everywhere as a result. An absolutely classic plutocracy- (global rule by the owners of big money) And a Banking System that CREATES almost all money circulating as DEBT to itself everytime it "lends". (Banks are the main holders of government bonds (debt) and they create that money out of thin air under a clever and hopelessly unjust accounting system called Fractional Reserve Banking). For us to have a circulating medium (money) people have to be in debt. Any mass repayment of debt = deflation of the money supply and a depression. Hopeless Hopeless. The sooner the whole shabby edifice collapses the better and we can replace it with an economic system based on equitable sharing of the worlds resources and barter not endless and mindless competition, speculation and debt.
Recommended websites:
www.positivemoney.org
www.neweconomics.org
www.moneyasdebt.net
OR Google "Video Money as Debt" for a very clear explantory film.