Monday, August 3, 2020

David Icke Speaks The Exact Truth About Banking And Usury

Source: Real Currencies

July 3, 2020 | by Anthony Migchels

I had always believed he had his heart in the right place in these matters.

Already eight years ago, I wrote this: "While having some problems of his own, David Icke's message to OWS shows he's the real deal. In the video he promotes 3 basic issues: the end to power centralization in supra national entities, monetary reform aimed at debt free money printing by the State and the Problem-Reaction-Solution. The last is tactical in nature, but the first two points are fully on target."

Note that he's talking about 'debt free money' here. I cordially 'overlooked' this, because at the time this was the best you would get, and the essence is he was looking to nationalize (away from the Banks) the power of money creation.

We've always been sympathetic to debt free money here on RC, if only because it was the classical American Populist solution to Banker control.

But, as we have been discussing, debt free money only solves the money creation issue, it is does not end Usury. No, the way forward is simply interest-free credit based units. That’s just too simple and rational, solving both money creation and Usury. We need both money and credit, so we might as well create money as interest-free credit.

Here's the viral David Icke video:


And here David says the following:

"Why are Governments borrowing money from private banking systems, and the population paying interest on the borrowing? Why aren't the Governments issuing their own currency interest free?"

And next he adds, really of central importance: "And lending it to the population interest-free, to go about their commerce, and go about their daily lives, creating opportunities and choices, that they would otherwise not have?"

And that is the essence that you, bizarrely, will hardly hear anywhere. No, it's not good enough for Government to claw back money creation from the Banks. The credit issue must be solved. Usury must be solved.

And it is solved by providing normal people with interest-free credit.

It’s really very simple, it's hardly brain surgery. But it is completely not understood. While it is absolutely completely vital.

It's not enough to moan about Usury, the basic demand for positive change must be formulated clearly, and that is what David has done here, and it's as good as unique, and that's why I'm pointing it out, it deserves attention.

Because it is Usury that is behind the debt bubble, the derivative bubble. It is by paying our Usury that we pay for Communism and World Government, and all the other plagues that haunt us, the wars, all the evil ideologies, the destruction of our families.

And what we want is interest-free credit for the People.

And people who ignore this, are a waste of time. This is a fact. All the political constructs everywhere in the World, are dominated by Bankers, which is why nowhere people in politics will ever discuss this. Not of the classical parties anyway. Even mavericks are exceedingly few, Fraser Anning in Australia deserves credit, he demanded interest-free credit, and universal home ownership for the people (which would automatically result from interest-free credit for them).

The same is true of most of the 'Alternative Media'.

The issue is all important. It's stunning they manage so well to keep it out of the public mind. Just think of all the Gold Dealers who have been creating the popular support for the coming Gold/Crypto standard. And even large parts of the wider monetary reform movement, which is mostly too obsessed with government money creation, for instance.

Nick Griffin, cruelly maligned as some nazi hater by the Communist media, but a man of at least some integrity, who led a Party that had people on board who understood quite well what war is ongoing against the working masses of the West, exposed how Zionist forces had offered him and his Party, the British Nationalist Party (BNP) millions if they would bash Islam and ignore Banking. They couldn't care less what he did for the rest.

Here he exposes the fake Zionist outlets that the Bankers built up to undermine the British Nationalist Party, folks like the EDL, including Tommy, just another fake 'hero' paid by the Bankers.


This template is universal. All the pseudo 'populists' in Europe show this exact focus on Islam, and ignoring of Banking. In Holland (Baudet and Wilders), Germany, with the AfD and its lesbian ex Goldman Sachs Banker leader, the Austrians. France, with the Zionist Le Pen, everywhere, there is no exception.

And think of the poor Austrians. They used to have Jörg Haider, who promised the Banksters in their face to get to the bottom of the 2008 crash on live Austrian TV. These scumbags were reduced to muttering 'You can't say that! You can't say that!' A few weeks later he was car crashed.

The clip has been deleted from the Internet, if someone still has it, do paste it below in the comments?! It would be greatly appreciated, Haider deserves to be remembered for that.

Conclusion

It's not about the men, it's about the message. The message is all important: everything revolves around Banking, and the solution is the universal provision of interest-free credit to normal people for production and consumption.

As Icke cogently argues, it's no use trying to patch the myriad problems the fundamental issue (Usury) creates, even now, when the Money Power has kicked off their endgame with the ongoing financial collapse and this 'corona' tripe.

Solve Banking, and solve the New World Order. Do not solve Banking, and keep pissing in the wind.

Very, very few people will tell you the Truth, I'm happy to report David Icke is one who does.

Related:

Monetary Reform

Hate the State, buy Gold and all will be well: an Alternative Media in Crisis

The Difference Between Debt-Free Money And Interest-Free Credit

The Economy Of The Promised Land
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