세바시 “서울은 학교다”릴레이 강연회 방송 의 사진 2016년 10년 20일

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One response to “세바시 “서울은 학교다”릴레이 강연회 방송 의 사진 2016년 10년 20일

  1. Michael Freed October 30, 2016 at 7:43 pm

    While the 5-year plans sound great in an isolated economy, the West has a habit of imposing its ways on other cultures and especially their financial structures. Many excellent examples come from the research of one man, the late Anthony C. Sutton. In one book, he explains the connection between Wall Street financing and the rise of Adolph Hitler and the Nazis, http://www.reformation.org/wall-st-hitler.html but there is much, much more than simply that. Germany had no laws against monopolies in industry. As a result, he had arms to continue the war so long as he did ONLY because the allies took extra care to never bomb factories that were American owned. And one that suffered minor damage from a nearby explosion even tried to sue the U.S. government because of it. This incidentally is also why the railroads to the WORK camps (which is all what the camps originally were) were never bombed by the allies even though they knew railroad lines were a great way to move arms to the fronts as well. That detail always disturbed me as it was never explained why the allies never bombed the railway lines though they were targets visible to bombing pilots.
    It also disturbed me how ANYONE in Germany could ever rise to power the way Hitler and the Nazis did when the national currency was made so valueless by the banks refusing to accept it, that during the Wiemar Republic people needed wheel-barrows full of it just to buy bread. So what currency were THEY using since theirs was useless? This research shows that the banks were passing along loans from outside the country. In ’93 I was in the former Yugoslavia where the Deutschmark was available on the black market because the local (dinar?) was not taken by the locals anymore. I wonder which currency Hitler was using?
    There’s more, and more and more. We in Western societies think that our financial systems follow laws of nature, or physics. This is complete BS. Look at something as simple as interest for example. We think that parking our money in a successful company makes our investment grow as well. I wonder if people picture piles of money locked in a vault marked GE or 4000K budding off coins and new bills every quarter. Interest is ASSIGNED! There is NOTHING in nature or physics making or requiring that it occur. What we have here is a man-made artificial system made to look like the only place industrial progress can come from are the already wealthy, and thus we become dependent on having a hyper-wealthy class. This itself is only a product of wealth distribution. interest gives the illusion that this is the natural way of things. But though it seems like gravity of a sort that funnels more and more money all the time into the vaults of a few, it is no more that than it is photo-synthesis. The money goes there because of regulations created by man, not because of nature. And you can’t expect the 5-year plans to work isolated from these factors. They’ve made it look like markets control the economy when it is the other way around. This system as it stands now makes it possible for investors who produce nothing, zero, (0), do not contribute to any production whatsoever to reap the rewards of others’ works, and they have done a great job of making us think that this is natural, the way it has to be.
    It isn’t. And if enough people understood this, as I think it was Henry Ford said, “there would be a revolution by morning.”

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