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The System We Depend On For Survival Is Failing
The Industrial Pyramid

A system now politically, financially and environmentally bankrupt  
  

             The Industrial Pyramid Has Morphed Into A State Funded  Ponzi Scheme

Most people around the world function within Industrial systems.  What most people don't realize is that industrial economic systems are structured as dynamic pyramid schemes.  We call these pyramids different names including Capitalist, Socialist, Communist, and Fascist.  Although some pyramid systems can last a long time, all pyramid systems eventually must come to an end because they require infinite growth in a world with finite resources.  Industrial pyramids are no different.  They require infinite growth of debt, money and production to support the structure.  Due to interest charged on debt, without sustained money growth, it's mathematically impossible to service the new interest accumulating everyday on existing debt.  If currency growth levels out or declines, the system must collapse.  This is what should have happened in 2008 had it not been for the government "bailouts."

Without most of us knowing, we as a society placed bankers
at the top of the industrial pyramid. 
They issue the debts that create money and the money funds the system to motivate production.  Industrial money is called currency which is simply the proceeds of private and public loans from bankers.  Bankers loan money based on production or the reasonable expectation of production.  People then trade money between each other for the production they need or desire. 

In the industrial pyramid, money is necessary for survival because few produce what they actually consume.  Most people obtain money through industrial jobs and/or through loans.  Without jobs and/or money, people don't have much freedom and are essentially slaves to the society functioning within the pyramid.  Wealth in the industrial system is simply controlling the debts and currency of others. 

Currency must represent production or its control becomes illegitimate. 
Pyramids become fraudulent Ponzi Schemes if money creation is not based on production.  IT'S NOT MONEY WE DESIRE, IT'S THE PRODUCTION MONEY OBTAINS.  It doesn't matter if money is paper, gold or tin, the key is that the money created is backed by production or the reasonable expectation of production.  In the latter, if no production materializes, both the borrower and lender must bear the consequences and the debt must fail to purge the system from unproductive money.  Those who have created or obtained money not based on production have created or obtained counterfeit money.  Counterfeit money is simply currency not backed by production or the reasonable expectation of production.  Those using counterfeit dollars are essentially stealing the production of society by trading their illegitimate money for others legitimate production.

The industrial game worked for a long time.  Banks issued debt, currency was created and people produced tremendous amounts of industrial products.  One could question the morality of a game giving so much power to so few, but the rules were clear and humanity made tremendous progress under this system, especially for those living within it.

  However, too much industrial production is not sustainable for 7 billion people.  There are environmental and human costs associated with the growth of industrialization. 
As the industrial system grows, so does the need to control and consume resources.  Furthermore,  the planet cannot biologically handle the waste from its current population consuming industrially.  There are already a number of places around the world where pollution has reached unsustainable levels severely impacting the health of growing populations.  Eventually the environment and the allocation of resources becomes the limiting factor for industrialization as human conflicts arise over control of these limited resources.  We are rapidly reaching the point where we must drastically reduce consumption or fight each other for the limited resources we all need and desire.

To keep the current unsustainable resource system going and to maintain control, bankers were forced to turn the industrial pyramid into a Ponzi scheme. 
First bankers sold fraudulent dot.com stocks to drive the cash flow into the game. Then Wall Street injected fraudulent mortgages to sustain the system with even more currency.  We all worked for the money the bankers created to buy stuff others produced.  Without the fraudulent creation of money, the Ponzi scheme would have failed for everyone.  During this entire period of fraud, most people, including those identified as "financial professionals," were not aware of how their system really worked.

In pyramids, those on top benefit from the efforts of those on the bottom.  Debt and currency are simply a means to control labor and production. 
Without the labor and production of those on the bottom driving cash flow to debt, the debt fails and the ENTIRE system collapses.  Integrity of the system was key to maintaining the integrity of the structure.  This is why Ponzi Schemes were so frowned upon by those living inside the pyramid, people feared the scarcity of the bottom why everyone feared collapse.

In 2008 the industrial pyramid failed.  It failed for everyone after years of accumulated fraudulent lending and money creation.  The debts within the pyramid should have failed as well freeing the people from these fraudulent obligations.  Instead, by manipulating the rules, we maintained the obligations and those on top remained in control.

We crossed the line when we started funding the Ponzi scheme with PUBLIC DEBT. Such debt cannot be the basis for PRIVATE WEALTH in a democracy that is grounded in the preservation of freedom. PUBLIC DEBT is an obligation against the future production of all citizens.  If the debt grows large enough, it becomes a claim against the future production of the next generation. If the children can't pay back their parents' debts, their only choice often becomes war.

The proceeds of
PUBLIC DEBT belong to everybody in the nation....not just those on top. If the bottom of the pyramid can no longer fund the debt at the top, the debt MUST fail to maintain morality in the system.  If
those on top retain control where they have no legal or moral right, the top is simply tyrannically controlling the lives on the bottom and functionally stealing their money.

It's time for real change



Everybody Would Have Been Equal Without The GOVERMENT Bailout
By GOVERNMENT systemically enforcing FRAUDULENT DEBTS, the top of the pyramid is now oppressing those on the bottom
WE MUST FORGIVE DEBTS
& Make Sufficient Money Available To All

WE MUST CHANGE MONEY
If government can print money, the money belongs to the people
Going forward, if we convert goods and services to virtual production, we can eliminate the need to unsustainably consume resources or create waste. Moreover, we can free up people to pursue far more productive paths. Right now, technology is driving unprecedented productivity, efficiency and sustainability eliminating the need for traditional human labor at the fastest rate in history.  We must embrace and adapt to these changes as they will advance the world at speeds few dreamed possible.
Now Government Can Bail Everyone Out
Video:  An MIT Expert Reveals A World Advancing To Automation

Technology Is Transforming Everything
Hyper efficient technology is replacing the need for human labor and can eliminate scarcity for everyone worldwide
Increasing technological production will motivate people to restructure relationships from competition to cooperation


Food         Clothing        Shelter         Education         Internet        Communications         Health Care        Money

WE'LL ALL HAVE TO THINK CREATIVELY AS TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMS THE NEED FOR TRADITIONAL JOBS

WITH HUMAN INGENUITY NOTHING IS TOO BIG TO FAIL...............WE CAN CHANGE THE SYSTEM
IT'S TIME TO ADVANCE INTO A BETTER SYSTEM

BAILING OUT THE 1% WAS JUST THE BEGINNING
When the difference between wealth and poverty is a government bailout by,

SHOULDN'T
EVERYBODY BE BAILED OUT?