The Need for an Economic Renaissance

Written by Doctor Edward C Hamlyn MBChB


Here are some facts, they are not opinions.

Economics is as simple and as easily understood as it is honest. Likewise, economics is as complex and difficult to understand as it is dishonest. Inrepparttar existing culture, there is no place for ethics in economics. All is fair in love, war and business. Economics isrepparttar 111988 study and practice ofrepparttar 111989 production and distribution ofrepparttar 111990 goods and services required byrepparttar 111991 human race for its survival. Inrepparttar 111992 existing global scene, we over produce and fail to distribute.

The situation is this:

With modern technology we can produce far in excess of our needs. There is a tendency to over produce alongside an inability to effectively distribute what we produce. We accumulate enormous surpluses. A war of attrition develops, as producers compete with each other, to sell what is not needed or wanted. A multi-billion dollar industry, called advertising, creates a demand for what is not wanted. Odd phenomena, like global warming, are by-products of commercial warfare. But atrepparttar 111993 same time a failure of distribution condemns billions of our fellow human beings to live in dreadful poverty and they die in their millions from starvation and preventable disease. Those in power rely on genocide asrepparttar 111994 only solution.

So let us look at what has gone amiss with distribution.

Distribution beyond a barter system requires a means of exchange. We have decided to use money as our means of exchange. But we have failed to definerepparttar 111995 word 'money', so that economics is flawed and unsafe.

These are all simple, self evident facts.

A successful economy grows. If it stagnates, it is dying. Therefore, to enable economics to function, when it uses money as its means of exchange,repparttar 111996 money supply must be able to increase without impediment, asrepparttar 111997 economy makes its healthy growth. Therefore there must be an inexhaustible supply, of what is used as a means of exchange, that can be drawn upon asrepparttar 111998 advance ofrepparttar 111999 economy proceeds. The rules which determinerepparttar 112000 speed at which new money must be added torepparttar 112001 economy must be clearly understood, easily seen, and thus easily monitored byrepparttar 112002 people. So as to see that it is done honestly. We tried using gold as our means of exchange, butrepparttar 112003 supply of gold could not keep pace with demand. We resorted torepparttar 112004 use of tokens of gold to augmentrepparttar 112005 supply of gold.

This openedrepparttar 112006 door torepparttar 112007 dishonest broker. He came to be called a banker.

The banker inventedrepparttar 112008 concept of credit to representrepparttar 112009 idea, that there was gold somewhere being represented by credit. Thus instead of gold as a means of exchange, we had an idea, which served as a means of exchange. As you cam see, and feel,repparttar 112010 whole business of money becomes hugely complex. So complex that people give up on it, and say they do not understand money. They then submit to fraud and you haverepparttar 112011 existing scene.

Let us see clearly whatrepparttar 112012 fraud is, so that we know what we are up against and why we need an economic renaissance.

By Law, private financial institutions are allowed to create and issue new money into circulation as credit. They can claim that assets can be used to substantiaterepparttar 112013 validity of credit. This allows them to seduce governments, businesses, and private individuals into accepting credit as a loan of money.

The instant a person accepts credit as a loan,repparttar 112014 Law states that he is a debtor and owes money.

He has to earnrepparttar 112015 money to redeemrepparttar 112016 loan, andrepparttar 112017 financier has then created money by counterfeiting money using sleight of hand.

This is modern alchemy. Instead of turning lead into gold,repparttar 112018 banker turns credit into money. And that is fraud. This is all very simple and if you feel confused, just go back and re-read it and spotrepparttar 112019 point I lost you. We do not wish to go back to using gold as money. Gold is too heavy. The way forward is forward, not going back to Gold.

What ARE the Secrets of the Millionaire Mind?

Written by Paul Nadrowski, CPA


If you're so smart, why ain't you rich?

Becoming a millionaire is not just a matter of book smarts. There is a psychology of wealth.

We've all heardrepparttar stories ofrepparttar 111987 person who dropped out of high school and went on to become a millionaire after they invented some product or offered a new service, living happily ever after.

And we've heard aboutrepparttar 111988 person with a college education and above-average I.Q. who winds up in a succession of minimum wage jobs and never achievesrepparttar 111989 financial success that seemed almost inevitable when they were in school.

What happened?

According to T. Harv Eker, best-selling author and creator ofrepparttar 111990 Millionaire Mind Intensive Seminar, what happened was a major difference inrepparttar 111991 'money blueprint' of these two individuals.

The subconscious beliefs we have about money, wealth and success determinerepparttar 111992 kind of results we get in our life. The so-called 'money blueprint' has a great deal more to do with where we wind up financially than what we are traditionally taught in school.

If you could get intorepparttar 111993 head of a millionaire and learn their secrets ofrepparttar 111994 millionaire mind, you would see that they consistently think differently about money and success than people of lesser means.

Harv Eker says it this way; 'Your inner world determines your outer world'. It works in a logical sequence of steps. Your thoughts determine how you feel, your feelings determine your actions and your actions lead to your results.

The insidious thing about these thoughts and beliefs is that they are in our subconscious mind, and are oftenrepparttar 111995 opposite of our conscious thoughts. Butrepparttar 111996 subconscious thought will eventually win out overrepparttar 111997 conscious one because it keeps 'working' just underrepparttar 111998 surface to keep us in a certain 'comfort zone'. The effect is to undermine and sabotage our efforts toward success.

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