Anonymous ID: 86813b March 26, 2018, 6:32 p.m. No.804492   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Anons, I'm going to throw some stuff out there regarding the "economy" because I've seen some very misguided ideas getting thrown around about it.

Please judge me by the merits of my post if you think I'm walking into shill territory.

 

  1. Brexit. The cabal WANTED Brexit to happen. The reason for this is because with the UK in the EU, the Euro would have been seen as an acceptable reserve currency to the USD during the next financial collapse (which you know damn well they were planning). As a result of Brexit, the Euro lost that credibility, leaving the USD as the only possible world reserve currency.

 

  1. The Gold Standard. Anons, please, this is not a good idea!!! I'll attempt to explain why. At the most basic point, a currency is a representation of the amount of throughput of energy in an economy. The fiat dollar is entirely debt based, has a wildly fluctuating value (considering), and can be devalued by just making more. In the same vain gold and silver are not much better. Yes, they are technically stores of energy, but basing a currency on them is falling into the same trap as fiat currency, you can always say that 1 fiat money is "now" equivalent to less of a share of gold than before. The only difference is now your money is based on something shiny instead of paper.

 

  1. Alexander Hamilton. What we want is a banking system similar to what Hamilton suggested.

https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Bank_of_the_United_States (note the check signed by Astor)

"the primary function of the bank would be credit issued to government and private interests, for internal improvements and other economic development, per Hamilton's system of Public Credit."

Effectively, the government would fund programs (private included) that can demonstrate an increase or improvement to the energy throughput of an economy. With a system like this we eliminate the large fluctuations of economies and are funding projects with proven and demonstrable value.