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That's half an idea, and not a bad one. The other half, missing, is how to motivate people to invest what for many of them is their last dollar every month in such a bank.
I agree likewise with so many here that a debt jubilee is essential. But that, too, is only half an idea that's good but insufficient. The missing half is how to achieve a jubilee. It's not like the Cabal will just let us have it!
The bottom line of your posts is that whomever controls physical resources wins. Electronic money, fiat currency, it all doesn't mean jack shit without physical security.
To wit, maybe the path forward is for Trump to hijack the Fed, and then for the Fed to start printing enough money for the govt to invest in physical public assets that promote the collective security of "the real economy" – Main Street. (This would be a two-fer: it would increase our physical security while also moderately provoking inflation, effectively making debt easier to repay – let's call it a "soft debt jubilee.")
Perhaps this is in fact what Trump plans. It's not far from what he's actually been doing. What we use as a currency is secondary–not unimportant, but secondary–to what that currency is used to achieve.
I'll leave you with this quote from a newsletter written by the LaRouche crowd. https://archive.is/EimY7 The main point is that the security comes from physical infrastructure investments of the New Silk Road type.
Glass Steagall alone will not do the job. Nothing short of an entirely new world financial order can succeed in replacing the “Casino Mondial” of floating exchange rates and unbridled speculation, which has taken the place of investment into the real economy, with the IMF and the ECB as the “enforcement” mechanism. Such a New Bretton Woods approach is required, restoring fixed exchange rates in a gold reserve system, while “New Silk Road” projects based on national credit expand the productivity and well being of the entire human race.
Achieving such a new paradigm requires that Donald Trump sit down with the leaders of the other three great powers in the world — Russia, China and India — to formulate such a new Bretton Woods agreement.