I recommend you read my comment on it that I put in my previous post.
Nesara is a flawed idea as a law. It is a pathway to totalitarianism as a law.
Its like FEMA. FEMA can do whatever needs to be done to take care of an emergency. That sounds great right? You really need to take care of emergencies. Emergencies are such dynamic situations that if we don't have a system that has reactive authority to take care of the problem we would all be screwed.
Presumably.
But FEMA has the legal power to take over the entire United States.
Completely.
They have the legal authority to install a totalitarian government. They have the legal authority to declare for themselves when the "emergency" is over, wherein they give back control...
FEMA is the path to the end of the world. Yet it makes so much sense to have a system in place to reactively take care of shit if the SHTF.
Nesara makes a lot of sense. It takes care of a lot of the problems that need to be taken care of. It gives us all free money, which is just so great for everyone. It's our due right?
Personally, I'll take a system that teaches us how to fish and gives us all access to the ocean (opportunity and empowerment), rather than one that gives us a few fish (government dependency), but maybe that's me.
But when you codify (make into law) all the things it makes into law, all you have done is exchange one totalitarian regime for another.
We need to take care of a lot of the things in Nesara. And we need to do it by removing laws, not by creating more of them.
That's a fantastic breakdown. You know how I know that NESARA is bunk? Because it reads like a fevered utopian fantasy that's half-hippie and half-Ron Paul. It mixes clear and legitimate fixes, like abolishing the Federal Reserve, with extremely vague and frankly far-Left ideas like "increase benefits to senior citizens". Don't even get me started on the promised Sci-Fi tech that smacks of New Age like
"sonic healing".
It makes even more sense to go back to the Silver standard, since that's what was written into the first money laws of our country by the founding fathers. The U.S. Dollar is STILL legally defined as 371.25 grains of silver (0.77 oz). Also the act that changed it to the gold standard from silver (Coin Act of 1873) was of HUGE benefit to the Bankers and detrimental to We The People. It was this act that led to all the fuckery that followed, including eventually the Fed.
But in truth, either one could work, except We The People don't actually have any gold, nor can anyone afford to buy any. We can all afford to buy silver though, and many people have a lot already. It is in our hands already. Sure, they have a ton of it, but we already have more than enough to make an economy out of it.
Right after 9/11 was when I first heard of NESARA. One of my neighbors was convinced it was going to be implemented "any day now!" and that everyone would have all their debts cleared.
He ran up all his credit cards and took out a second mortgage on his house, thinking that all of it was going to be paid off for him "any day now!" Things didn't work out too well for him.
NESARA has popped up here and there over the past 20 years, but it wasn't until this past year that I've seen people buying into it like they did back then.
I wonder how many people are going to ruin their credit thinking that NESARA will be implemented "any day now!".
Reverse repo has been over a trillion every day for a few weeks now. While it is at an all time high, I'm not sure its a good indicator of market crash.
Now if you want to look at inflation rates, other traditional markers of market crash, they're all just as fucked.
Also Chinese banks are in the process of defaulting this week, and their stock market is completely halted until Wednesday.
My understanding of reverse repro is that the feds sells you securities (like bonds) with an agreement they'll buy it back from you at a higher (agreed upon) price.
So, cash that is floating around is sold to the fed over the open market.
The part that's confusing is that the immediate effect is to combat inflation. But when the fed buys back the shares, they are essentially printing more money. Also, the people participating get guaranteed profits (otherwise they would have no reason to participate).
I'm assuming that once the parties reap the profits when the treasuries come due, they'll park their cash with the Fed again for more profits. It's just one big shell game.
But if that nesara things real this is good right?
There is nothing good about making into law all the things in nesara. See my post in the comment section here.
Maybe not all the things, but it's still better then current diseased ridden corrupt system currently in place.
I recommend you read my comment on it that I put in my previous post.
Nesara is a flawed idea as a law. It is a pathway to totalitarianism as a law.
Its like FEMA. FEMA can do whatever needs to be done to take care of an emergency. That sounds great right? You really need to take care of emergencies. Emergencies are such dynamic situations that if we don't have a system that has reactive authority to take care of the problem we would all be screwed.
Presumably.
But FEMA has the legal power to take over the entire United States.
Completely.
They have the legal authority to install a totalitarian government. They have the legal authority to declare for themselves when the "emergency" is over, wherein they give back control...
FEMA is the path to the end of the world. Yet it makes so much sense to have a system in place to reactively take care of shit if the SHTF.
Nesara makes a lot of sense. It takes care of a lot of the problems that need to be taken care of. It gives us all free money, which is just so great for everyone. It's our due right?
Personally, I'll take a system that teaches us how to fish and gives us all access to the ocean (opportunity and empowerment), rather than one that gives us a few fish (government dependency), but maybe that's me.
But when you codify (make into law) all the things it makes into law, all you have done is exchange one totalitarian regime for another.
We need to take care of a lot of the things in Nesara. And we need to do it by removing laws, not by creating more of them.
Do we actually KNOW what the specific verbage within NESARA is? If so please pass along the doc so I can read.
If not this just be disclosed as speculative.
I think this is likely the "real" version (if such a thing exists).
That's a fantastic breakdown. You know how I know that NESARA is bunk? Because it reads like a fevered utopian fantasy that's half-hippie and half-Ron Paul. It mixes clear and legitimate fixes, like abolishing the Federal Reserve, with extremely vague and frankly far-Left ideas like "increase benefits to senior citizens". Don't even get me started on the promised Sci-Fi tech that smacks of New Age like "sonic healing".
I never looked into it I know Geotus believes in Gold so that makes more sense to go back to the gold standard
It makes even more sense to go back to the Silver standard, since that's what was written into the first money laws of our country by the founding fathers. The U.S. Dollar is STILL legally defined as 371.25 grains of silver (0.77 oz). Also the act that changed it to the gold standard from silver (Coin Act of 1873) was of HUGE benefit to the Bankers and detrimental to We The People. It was this act that led to all the fuckery that followed, including eventually the Fed.
But in truth, either one could work, except We The People don't actually have any gold, nor can anyone afford to buy any. We can all afford to buy silver though, and many people have a lot already. It is in our hands already. Sure, they have a ton of it, but we already have more than enough to make an economy out of it.
I thought that when Q said Gold will end the Fed that was because the person he then appointed to the Fed last name was Gold.
Reddit sucks! Don't waste time with that...
Give the big 3 financial subreddits a chance. They do pro-level due diligence threads on what's going on.
Right after 9/11 was when I first heard of NESARA. One of my neighbors was convinced it was going to be implemented "any day now!" and that everyone would have all their debts cleared.
He ran up all his credit cards and took out a second mortgage on his house, thinking that all of it was going to be paid off for him "any day now!" Things didn't work out too well for him.
NESARA has popped up here and there over the past 20 years, but it wasn't until this past year that I've seen people buying into it like they did back then.
I wonder how many people are going to ruin their credit thinking that NESARA will be implemented "any day now!".
Reverse repo has been over a trillion every day for a few weeks now. While it is at an all time high, I'm not sure its a good indicator of market crash.
Now if you want to look at inflation rates, other traditional markers of market crash, they're all just as fucked.
Also Chinese banks are in the process of defaulting this week, and their stock market is completely halted until Wednesday.
Should be a spicy meatball
My understanding of reverse repro is that the feds sells you securities (like bonds) with an agreement they'll buy it back from you at a higher (agreed upon) price. So, cash that is floating around is sold to the fed over the open market.
The part that's confusing is that the immediate effect is to combat inflation. But when the fed buys back the shares, they are essentially printing more money. Also, the people participating get guaranteed profits (otherwise they would have no reason to participate).
I'm assuming that once the parties reap the profits when the treasuries come due, they'll park their cash with the Fed again for more profits. It's just one big shell game.
MOASS