Nope.

It is all for real.

The IVAMU can easily replace the doom and gloom of the Illegal Private Monoply on the production of money for use by the USA.

It is our time to repudiate this phony monopoly money system.

It is all a major con job, but the IVAMU? It is for real.

http://www.ivamu.com/

In other words, there are no indications that the doomsday scenario some of you have in your head will ever play out.

From everything said in the article, and along with most everything that people said in the comments, I’ve realized one thing: all humans are capitalists at heart. We’re all competitors. Humans have a base instinctive need to compete with and surpass one another, create hierarchies to cement their positions above the weak, and ensure that no one can usurp their power.

This observation doesn’t directly relate to the money issue primarily, but if you break it down enough, this is what it is. Though probably complex and difficult, I do not doubt that there are ways to solve the current debt issue. However, the problem is, the people in charge (the wealthy and the politicians) don’t want to solve it. Because if we keep to this system, everything will eventually collapse, and they’ll hold all the power. The same goes for most banking systems in the world. It was flawed to begin with, but it was built to be that way.

Again, maybe I’m breaking this down too much, but I just see the whole thing as another way for people to obtain power and “rise” above the weak. It’s a basic human need to compete. And so far, money and finance is the most effective and deceptive means of accomplishing this.

First of all, eliminating all US debt should not be the goal. US debt (in the form of US Govt bonds) is an important investment vehicle to individuals and other governments and serves many other purposes that I won’t go into here.

The goal should be: to contain debt by covering the interest on debt plus managing the principle to a minor fraction of GDP.

One method for doing this is the following: The government were to cut expenditures such that they ran a surplus of total interest + $x and then applied that surplus to the interest and $x of principle each year… eventually we would hit the % of GDP target and be done.

BTW- all the money the government collects and then redistributes through medicare/medicaid/social security, etc. is NOT retired and therefore can be repaid to the government in a future period in the form of taxes. Only the interest and principle owed to the Fed is retired.

Make sense?

These people are building the Apocalypse – it is slavery by other means, and worst of all, it is NOT WORKING.

Nice try, clowns – but you’re about to crash and burn, and take humanity with you in your vanity and avarice.

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we intend to replace politicians with those who will keep the oath, abolish the Fed, restore the gold standard to prevent the govt from inflating the currency ever again, repeal Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security which are taking America to insolvency and backruptcy.

Why would we need money on this planet anyway?
We all should work for the benefit of the whole planet!

I will never understand that someone born on a planet has to EARN & PAY money to live on it. “Idiocracy” if You ask me

It’s not like you have a choice to go somewhere where money does not exsist.

It’s sad people, we have to wake up and start living completley different.

All people have the right to be happy all of their lives!<<<>>>What happens if the debt keeps increasing and eventually just goes so far out that whatever is done, it just cannot be repayed? So what happens to the US, the US government and the American folks?<<<<

Ever heard of a serfdom? We're already there.

It doesn't really matter what we do if we cannot protect our freedoms as human beings. People need to be SELF-educated and vigilant in spirit, as our forefathers had insisted. Then, once every state fails or secedes, we can hit the restart button.

But unless that happens, we're doomed to repeat the past. We'll become nothing more than a serfdom.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/mar/18/north-korean-executed-currency-reform
Pak Nam-gi killed by firing squad after currency reform worsened markets

The chief of the Central Bank in North Korea botched their reform…..and was executed by firing squad.

In the US, the failed and corrupt bankers go on speaking tours.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10878253/ns/business-financial_times/
Fed chief could command six-figure fee for speaking engagements

Former Chairman of the Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan “….could charge as much as $150,000 for a single U.S. appearance…”

Things are going to turn much worse as the days go by. And the government has already fired all the bullets. Only one is remaining…. to PRINT MORE MONEY.

Save your country, Americans…save your country….for God’s sake and for the world’s sake. And most importantly for your own sake!!!

It will be really helpful if you can make some videos and upload on youtube on how its mathematically impossible to pay off the US Debt.

As they say a 10mins youtube video is better then 1000 pages of blog.

I think this is what US Americans are avoiding feeling. They don’t want to see anything unsettle whatever savings they have in US banks. I just don’t see another way around than getting rid of the US dollars created by debt to the Federal Reserve.

As to how an individual can make any difference, is by ruining the effect that such a climax of events would have on them and their relations. Either with a basket of currency account or by turning cash into actual resources (and paying down all debts).

If it is safety and security you crave, then don’t trust US politicians for advice.

You will see that the rich are getting far richer at an accelerating rate, and the poor are getting far poorer also at an accelerating rate. Wealth is being vacuumed upwards at an alarming rate of increase. Since this movement of wealth is a byproduct of the financial system itself, you can easily conclude that the system must be “rigged.” Plumbers are not becoming lazier as hedge fund managers become more industrious, labor-wise. It is an effect of the rules of the system.

The rules in the broadest sense are set by the FED and the Treasury – which are now more or less one institution wholly owned by Wall Street. (Behind Wall Street then lies your Rothchilds and Rockefellers and such)

The GINI is the absolute best “big picture” tool you can use in understanding the structure and slant of the US economy.