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Here's just a little background to all of this: http://www.bankwatch.info/
Money is the Blood of the Body of Freedom
"A few who can understand the system (check money and credits)
will either be so interested in it’s profits, or so dependent on its
favors, that there will be no opposition from that class, while on the
other hand, the great body of the people mentally incapable of
comprehending the tremendous advantage that
capital derives from the system, will bear it's burdens without
complaint, and perhaps without even suspecting that the system is
inimical to their interests." – Rothschild Brothers of London
And the economy has Leukemia. or at least parasites in the bloodstream, and must be purged somehow. But let's back up slightly.
In the beginning (heh) when coinage started appearing...man was free to
barter as he saw fit. It wasn't ideal, but it was better than the
exchange of produce for prices set by major cartels. Which is what is
happening now.
Technololgy in a large way gave the chance for freedom from currency
problems. That would be in an ideal and free market however, which, we
ain't got. It was predicted many times through history that we would be
working only perhaps five hours a day by 1980 at least. This amuses
layabouts such as myself, for we recognise, the feudal futility in
leaving anything up to the establishment, in business or otherwise.
So we're left in a world where money is so valuable and magnetic in
itself, that first time buyers are sucking up the pain of the pleasure
of speculative real estate agent wannabees? A world where children live
in absolute shit in the richest city in the world? Because of Money?
How long does toleration go before revolution becomes inevitably more
preferabe to 'democratic progress' in this mixed communist fascist
capitalist mess?.
Of Course... It's not for the love of doing evil shit that is at fault.
It's the evil motivation to tread on any motherfucker in your way to
get yours. That's the issue. That's part of why kids are stabbing each
other in the streets of London every fucking night. We legitamise a
world in which ursury pays so well despite human misery every time we
use their illicit services. Yet what compels us to do so? Poverty?
Probably, but moreso is back to the fundamental hinted at earlier.
Greed pulls us to that which harms others. Addiction is a facet of
greed, yet can be so much more, yet how many people hand on heart are
in debts because of drugs and good fucking times? Yeah, me too, I'm a
grand or three in the red unnecessarily. So sue me? Oh I don't answer
the mail or phone? So sue me! Ad infinitum. I'm guilty. But I'm also
dirt fucking broke. Sue. Me.
In the end it's the credence and faith we the people give the markets
that floats their value. It's OUR oil that makes the cogs of the
corporate machine spin... and beneath all that oil is the blood and
sweat of every engineer, builder, working man and soldier who died in
some useless fucking war. Labour creates all, for labour is human, in
being if not humanity.
In an economy based on Capital Greed subsumed to state interest and
vice versa, money's fidelity is corrupted, the economy is increasingly
diseased by the establishments pernicious ursurous lien over the state
and Mr and Mrs Joe Public get the good old fucking in the arse they've
been getting quite partial too.
In short then, unless things change dramatically, it's going to get
worse before it gets better. We're going to be working 60 hour weeks at
60 to be keeping up with heating payments? Fuck you. Currency has been
corrupted, this is why we're all financially in the shit, even if by
average standards we can consider ourselves well off. Prices are set by
worldwide backroo deals of people we will never know the names of. We
call this a 'free market' but it is the direct opposite of free or a
market of any meaningful colour. We are as far from 'perfect'
captitalism as we are from sub-adequate socialism. Let it never be
forgot that it is the majority and the working man who strives for
productivity, safety, security and sustenence for his family that
drives the world forward and our lives into greater possibilities. From
Labour comes all strength beauty and prosperity. From Capital comes all the magnetic force of mans greed amplified.
Labour is the legs of the body of Freedom. And we're crippled more than
we can ever realise. But let's leave that for another poorly
articulated diatribe eh? If diagnosing parasites in the bloostream, whatabout the gangreene of the limbs, of the body of freedom?
Physical property is the arms of the body of Freedom
You certainly never owned the place you grew up in.
You also definitely didn't own the place you first rented.
The landlord thought they owned it, but then they were wrong too.
They only ever owned the title to use it under the grace of 'the Crown'.
You may have got the 'excusive occupation' rights you paid your rent for
Or you may not.
You still never owned it.
You worked hard, focused, got two jobs, paid your mortgage off within 17 years. well over two hundred thousand pounds worth of labour for a piece of paper. This piece of paper. Deeds. Security, a confidence, a pact between you and the wider society: "I am illusioned to own this place and pay the constant charge for it's maintenence, I have paid my tribute to the banks and legal society and now expect their minimum upholding of my piece of paper, to say I own this ground and can do as I wish within the law here".
It's called feudal title. It still exists, and it's still wrong, immoral and damaging to human freedom. You're basically paying a bully in the guise of a businessman, politician, banker, aristocrat for your right to own what is already your birthright. Because they think they own society, and society buys into their legal myths, you have to either pay tribute every period to your economic and political superiors, or your mortgage. The word mortgage itself explains what it is about. Mort is French for "death" and gage is French for "pledge". DeathPledge. Lovely eh? No wonder translation was neglected on that!
Do we live in a satanic world or what? When people's often greatest achievements in their life is their aquiring of a piece of paper showing they have been granted to carry out a death pledge? It's all so real isn't it? Surreal.
"The great jurist Sir Edward Coke, who lived from 1552 to 1634, has explained why the term mortgage comes from the Old French words mort, “dead,” and gage, “pledge.” It seemed to him that it had to do with the doubtfulness of whether or not the mortgagor will pay the debt. If the mortgagor does not, then the land pledged to the mortgagee as security for the debt “is taken from him for ever, and so dead to him upon condition, &c. And if he doth pay the money, then the pledge is dead as to the [mortgagee].” This etymology, as understood by 17th-century attorneys, of the Old French term morgage, which we adopted, may well be correct. The term has been in English much longer than the 17th century, being first recorded in Middle English with the form morgage and the figurative sense “pledge” in a work written before 1393." Link
Strange how the word mortgage gaining a "t" since the times of middle English have brought it closer to the original term for death pledge and the original French, maybe someone's trying to tell us something, non?
Entertaining an interest in this seemingly little known controversy of our property rights is like believing that UFO's run the world with deep inside through the use of TV programming. People don't take it seriously. For acknowledgement and interest in a controversy of propertylessness amongst societies 99% of serfs isn't a comfortable or happy feel good chat. The thought that human advancement is so slow and impossible within the hive mind is too hard to bear. The thought of our freedom in the huge lands of North America was a bigger lie than any before. A pleasent dream. Apparently Quebec has allodial title, yet the doubt of further inquiry finding this to be true is high.
Faced between freedom and security 99% will chose security and in fear lamblast the remaining one percent. People also find it hard to stomache that we never defeated feudalism. We hid it behind a million pieces of paper and countless institutions. None of them controlled by us. Yet the illusion of freedom is apparently more important to protect then it's actuality. In a globalised world where we cannot even be sure to own our own money in our pockets, perhaps asking for proper complete allodial title to property is pushing our luck, but then Illusions imposed on Freedom incite the Freedom of living without Illusion.
Because Physical property in land is an illusion to the eyes, property is the worst investment, utterly. Yes, though it makes people profits, and well it should, what true profit is there in the enslavement of ones time and effort in acquiring property that by law cannot be used with any seeming degree of freedom? None. By law we are forbidden the right to do with our property as we wish in a million different little ways, our arms are so cut off that there is no chance or desire to scratch the long passed itch for a free and fairer mode of existence on this little stupid planet.
But it's not all bad. You could be hung from a bridge near Norton Fulgate. Know what I mean?
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