The Banking Industry Is Unique Among Businesses

Renting a Fairytale: 

The banking industry is unique among businesses because it's the only industry that can lend/sell you a non-existent product and charge you rent (interest) on the use of its product.   Rental business owners can't get customers to pay rent for the use on non-existent cars, or for the use of  non-existent tuxedos or non-existent bicycles?   How many people are going to go to a restaurant and pay for a non-existent dinner or pay rent for the use of a non-existent house or a non-existent apartment?   

And at the same time, right now, you and I and everybody else who owes money to a bank or to credit card company is paying his/her hard-earned money (transferring some of his/her goods and services) to the super-wealthy money lenders  for the use of their make-believe Fiat Money.  

Fiat Money

Most of you will recall the childhood game called "Monopoly."   Are you remembering that in the game, they  had little pieces of paper with numbers on them the represented money?    We're sure you also remember that those pieces of paper had value only because everybody playing the game, played as if those little pieces of paper were actually valuable.  

Well, the money in you wallet is the same thing in a large, real-life,  financial game designed many years ago by the Federal Reserve.   It's called " Fiat" money.  Fiat money is a gloried form of "Monopoly" money.   The fiat money system has been applied to the economy for so long that most people have no idea what real money is or what fiat money is, and how it's used to secretly steal the value out of the money you earn by your blood, sweat, and tears.   (See the postage stamp example below on this page.)

Fiat money is make-believe money.   It's nothing more than bookkeeping ledger entries or paper money which the Federal Reserve creates on their printing presses with absolutely no supervision.   The real value in this money is zero, zip, nada,  nothing.   It steals its value from the money already in the economy -- from the money in your wallet,  in your bank accounts, and in your retirement investments.   

The finance industry charges its customers hard-earned, interest money (money created with blood, sweat and tears)   for the use of this non-existent, make-believe money that they (the bankers) simply plucked from the air or printed on the Federal Reserve's counterfeit-money printing presses.   With this make-believe money, the bankers  control, dominate, and milk the people for real money.  

Here's How the Fiat Money System Works:   

The super-wealthy have set up a banking and financial system that replaces real money with fairytale, make-believe money called Fiat Money.   It's money not because it has intrinsic value.   It has value by declaration only.    Real money is a form of goods and services.   Fiat money is a counterfeit receipt for goods and services.   The super-wealthy, by way of their agents, the twelve privately-owned banks that make up the  Federal Reserve, have simply declared that they ( and they alone) have the right to print counterfeit money. The print receipts for non-existent goods and services, and pretend that their receipts have real value.   The money in your wallet and in your bank account is "fiat" (make-believe) (fraudulent)  money.  

Every time they add more fiat money to the financial system, (such as giving billions of these make-believe dollars to the bankers) that new, fiat  money steals its value from the money already in the monetary system.  That's why you pay higher prices for gasoline, food, rent, medicine, and everything else people buy.    The dollars become less-valuable, therefore it takes more of them to pay for your goods and services.    Here's a simple example:  In 1913, the year that the Federal Reserve took control of the American monetary system, a postage stamp cost one cent (one penny).   Today, 2009, the cost is forty-five cents (45¢).   Did you ever wonder why?   Well, now you know.

You Are Being Milked for Money:   

You and I, small business owners, and the general public borrow the banker's money.   We work diligently to produce goods and services and then we give/pay some of our real goods and services to the lenders (fees and interest charges) as payment for the use of their non-existent, make-believe, fairytale, fiat money.   Then while we struggle to survive, the  super-wealthy spend their make-believe money on real goods and service and live extravagant lifestyles using this stolen wealth.