The Solution

by Waffle Sat Aug 19, 2017 9:13 am

Its the only solution I can up come with at the moment, its worked historically can it work again.

Historically when people found out what banksters were doing to them and with their money they would have a run on the bank. This in a nutshell was the people revolting to the banksters tyranny. They would withdraw all their gold at the same time, of course the banksters couldn't produce it and either fled or suffered the consequences for there treason.

If we could orchestrate a mass run on a bank, focus on one specifically and get the people to withdraw all their money at the same time the bank would collapse. I guess the only problem today is, if the banking system did collapse, nobodies money would be of any use because they have stolen our items of value, gold and silver!

Bearing this in mind, the people would then create their own local currency to use, this has had success in lots of different places around the world and is well worth investigating.

by Guest Sat Aug 19, 2017 1:35 pm

Hi Waffle

Yes, but whoever tried to orchestrate such would likely be presented with a one-way ticket to whatever our equivalent of guantanamo bay is. Or lead wellies....

Cheers!

by Jinxer Sat Aug 19, 2017 1:50 pm

If Bill Gates withdrew all his money from the banks then I could see the system being affected, if everyone on this forum withdrew there money it would probably have the same affect as taking 10p out of one of them big whisky bottles full of change, it wouldn't be noticed. What people at the minute should be doing is paying cash for everything they can and not use the banking system for buying there shopping on credit cards and things like that because when cash has gone it will have a devastating affect on everyone apart from the mega rich.

by Little D Sat Aug 19, 2017 3:09 pm

I am not convinced it would work Waffle given the way they are capitalising (the whole of the 'registered society' are the security) the banks it would take a very large number of people doing it to even close one of them.

Plus I am sure I read something a number of years ago that was talking about making this financial terrorism or such (may have just been a politician talking rubbish though).

I agree with Jinxer on the paying with cash, it is not a perfect solution but will potentially slow the cashless agenda which will come. I find I spend less in shops doing this anyway as I only buy what I need instead of just filling the cart and knowing the card will cover it.

by Guest Sat Aug 19, 2017 3:30 pm

Hi all

There's no denying that we should spend at least as much time considering solutions - even piecemeal - as we do pointing out and moaning about the problems, inequities and injustices, so kudos to Waffle for the thought.

Anything we consider has to be basic, close to home and easily understood by the sleeple. Doesn't get much more so than cash, does it? Whoever did those 'legal name fraud' billboards had the right idea (and whoever it was has my undying respect and admiration). Maybe they - or some similarly minded and resourceful philanthropist - might try again on the subject of 'cash', or mortgages or council tax.

Perhaps we could get our heads together and compile lists of useful facts and questions to put on such billboards? So that if our billboard benefactors wanted to, they could use them?

Fact is 'cash' is what everyone has in common, and we are being herded into a 'cashless' society'. The people need to know just what that would mean.....

Cheers!

by Jinxer Sat Aug 19, 2017 8:38 pm

By the time people realize how bad a cashless society would be, it will have happened and will be to late. The only thing then will be some sort of black market currency appearing. Who was it that said to take a little bit at a time and before you know it it will be to late to change.

by Waffle Sat Aug 19, 2017 8:50 pm

Yea it is a dangerous idea that would collectively need gates bank balance and probably wouldn't work because the registered society would be left with the bailment bill.

there is local currency but you need a society to make it happen. Im on the cash thing at the moment, waiting for contracts to end and get rid of the debts that will be a good start. I think your right on the small scale, get it right individually and work outwards.

They have vice a necessity in most peoples lives and many don't know of other options, trustees, brokers credit unions or non of the above and just use public debt instruments.

My ideal would be a self sustainable community, there are some breaking away to some degree, but tiny pockets that still have some dependancy. Not all some have been successful such as the Amish. The problem is they've taken all the land and hiked up prices probably one a 10 fold in the last 30 years, its only getting harder and theres tighter laws and dumber enforcers.

I think there are very few places left in this world we can just be.

Iceland move in the right direction, even just punishing these bugger banisters for their tyranny is a start but we can't even do that. Heck I'd sooner be put in prison for camping in the woods than a Bankster would for defrauding the nation, what a time to be here.

Not all is lost, and we are not helpless, small changes get people curious enough to open their eyes, be the change you want to see.

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