Novac je privatiziran krađom. Najveća privatizacija u povijesti je prošla nezapaženo. Vrijeme je da od banaka preuzmemo ovlast za proizvodnju novca.

Općenito je poznato da isprintati u tvojoj kući tvojih vlastitih 10 funti nije u skladu s politikom Njezinog Visočanstva. Pa ipak, uska grupa za to ovlaštenih kompanija, stvorila je i potrošila više novog novca nego što su krivotvoritelji ikad bili u mogućnosti tiskati. U industrijskom žargonu, ove tvrtke se nazivaju "monetarne i financijske institucije"; no prosječni ljudi ih vjerojatno puno bolje poznaju po njihovom nazivu iz uličnog žargona: "Banke". Novac kojeg one stvaraju, doslovce iz ničeg, nije papirnati novac koji na sebi nosi logo središnje banke - Bank of England. To je elektronički novac koji treperi na ekranu bankomata kad kroz njega provjeravate vaš saldo na bankovnom računu. Upravo u ovom trenutku, taj elektronički novac čini preko 97% svog novca u optjecaju u ekonomiji. Samo 3% sveukupnog novca je još uvijek u onom staromodnom obliku pravog keša koji se rukama može opipati.

In 2008, a multi-trillion bailout of European and US banks saved the global economy from a complete meltdown, but three years later, it appears that central banks did not learn the hard lessons that brought on the liquidity crisis. The only countries left in 2011 without a Central Bank owned by the Rothschild Family are Cuba, North Korea and Iran. Economist Jim Grant spoke in an interview on November 16th with Bloomberg News that the world's central banks are now at the point where they are insolvent, over leveraged, and in default. "The Italian yields did not fall on their own. It raises questions of overall integrity of market prices. In the US the Fed has nationalized the yield curve. In Europe much the same is going on: the SNB is expanding its balance sheet at astonishing rates of speed. The world over there is seeing immense money printing and there is a huge race to debase on the behalf of the sponsors of paper money. The ECB has a ratio of non-AAA rated assets to equity of 14 to 1. What the European Central Bank has been doing is stepping in where private money fears to tread. In the private sector we call that heading for trouble... The New York Federal Reserve is leveraged 100 to one."

"Not even me, who is regarded as the biggest catastrophist in the Croatian Parliament, could have predicted such a financial catastrophe", said Damir Kajin during the last year debate of the Government of the Republic of Croatia on amending the budget. If Kajin and others had paid a little more attention to what Yoko Ono and John Lennon had over their bed in sixties, instead of focusing on what they had underneath it, today we would probably not be indebted as Greece and we would not be dancing on the edge of an abyss. "Make love, not debt"! Marko Perkovic Thompson would conquer the Balkans with his hit song today: "All we are saying, is let the banks fail"...

"Ovakvu financijsku katastrofu ni ja, koji slovim za najvećeg katastrofičara u Saboru, nisam mogao predvidjeti", izjavio je Damir Kajin prošle godine na raspravi o rebalansu proračuna Vlade Republike Hrvatske. Da su Kajin i ekipa malo više pažnje šezdesetih godina poklanjali onome što su Yoko Ono i John Lennon držali iznad kreveta, umjesto onome što su držali ispod kreveta, danas vjerojatno ne bi svi zaduženi ko Grčka plesali po rubu provalije. "Vodimo ljubav, a ne dug"! Marko Perković Thompson bi danas osvajao cijeli Balkan hitom "All we are saying je pustimo banke da propadnu"...

It's common knowledge that printing your own £10 notes at home is frowned upon by Her Majesty's police. Yet there's a small collection of companies that are authorised to create – and spend – more new money than the counterfeiters have ever been able to print. In industry jargon, these companies are called "monetary and financial institutions", but you probably know them by their street name: "banks". The money that they create, effectively out of nothing, isn't the paper money that bears the logo of the government-owned Bank of England. It's the electronic money that flashes up on the screen when you check your balance at an ATM. Right now, this electronic money makes up over 97% of all the money in the economy. Only 3% of money is still in that old-fashioned form of real cash that can be touched.

Crom Alternative Exchange Association
Viska 14, 52100 Pula, Croatia
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Udruga Crom Alternativna Razmjena
Viška 14, 52100 Pula, Hrvatska
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Associazione Crom Scambio Alternativo
Viska 14, 52100 Pola, Croazia
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Ever since the crash several years ago, Americans have felt precarious about the nation's economy and the value of its currency. Money seems to take inconceivable, abstract, and even magical forms, traveling around the world at lightning speed with little oversight and obvious mismanagement. We have little control over it -- the value of our currency is tied to conditions well beyond our control. It moves in directions that most of us are vehemently opposed to. We trusted that the banks, Congress, the Federal Reserve, corporations and Wall Street are managing money responsibly on our behalf, particularly retirement funds and mortgages, but lately that trust has been broken. In response, the concept of localcurrencies have drawn interest from Occupy and other economic resistance groups as an alternative to state-controlled money.

What was the real intention of the operation in which Libyan president Moammar Gadhafi was killed? 25 October 2011 - Minister Louis Farrakhan talks about Gaddafi's push for Africa's liberation from economic slavery imposed by the global financial elite. Few days later, Greece's shocking decision to call a referendum on the bail-out recently agreed at the European crisis summit caused pandemonium in the world financial markets. You asked for it, so here's the latest news: If the government won't do it? We'll take it into our own hands. Goldman Sachs will be tried by People's Court this Thursday, November 3, for crimes against the American public.

Occupy Oakland - an amazing scene of one man who swore an oath to his country to fight to protect stands alone with his flag, and his oath booklet in front of police attacking protesters at long range. 

A trillion euro bail-out to save the EU’s single currency is in danger of unravelling after Germany’s central bank warned that the rescue measure was too dependent on the high-risk deals that caused the economic crisis.