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  1. 8 minutes ago, Rick Weatherill said:

    Except I doubt that fact will stop governments from adding taxes wherever they can "to make up the shortfall".

    This is the scam. The C$ exists because they fed gov says it does. How can there be a shortage? The erroneous perception of a shortage is how they control us. Hume has no idea, which is normal. It's unfortunate that writers with a following perpetuate the indoctrination.

  2. Great article, except for the part on the numbers. Hopefully it will dawn on us that the financial costs are irrelevant. The economic discussion is used for fearmongering, easy to do when people generally don't understand that money is just numbers on a computer screen. The rigid adherence to capitalism's rules of accounting can be thrown out the window. The powers that be will continue to insist on "fiscal prudence", but we mustn't let that fool us into thinking we "don't have the money" and we mustn't let it stop us from solving the many problems that beset us. Indeed, these problems are the direct result of general ignorance around money, where it comes from, and an inability to recognise that the mountains of debt will never be paid off, its not meant to be paid off,  and it needs to be thrown off.

    There is no shortage of money, so let's stop worrying about it.

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