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Let's Debate the Coming Depression Before It Ruins Lives
January 10, 2025 | by horse237
Debts are cancelled in foreclosures and in bankruptcy courts. The Depression was caused by the reduction of our money supply by 31% from 1929 to 1933. This caused 3 to 4 million of the 123 million Americans alive in 1929 to starve to death. At that time, it was difficult to communicate with each other outside the corporate media. Today we have the Internet so we can debate a solution to solve the coming Depression before it happens meaning we can choose not to starve 10 million or more Americans to death.
January 10, 2025 | by horse237
Debts are cancelled in foreclosures and in bankruptcy courts. The Depression was caused by the reduction of our money supply by 31% from 1929 to 1933. This caused 3 to 4 million of the 123 million Americans alive in 1929 to starve to death. At that time, it was difficult to communicate with each other outside the corporate media. Today we have the Internet so we can debate a solution to solve the coming Depression before it happens meaning we can choose not to starve 10 million or more Americans to death.
We have a debt based currency. We are not allowed to have money unless we go into debt. This is as opposed to President Lincoln’s Greenbacks where money was created by the US Treasury without a debt. By contrast, our money is created by the Federal Reserve which is owned by member banks. If we still had Lincoln's Greenbacks, there would be no $36 trillion national debt and we would not be paying a trillion dollars a year in interest on that fictional debt.
A depression's severity can be determined in advance by measuring the number of Unpayable Debts we need to cancel. Today we have more Unpayable Debts to cancel than any time in the past 5 centuries so we can expect something far worse than 1933 America or 1923 Germany unless we allow free and open debates.
Might I suggest we go back to Lincoln's Greenbacks and additionally ban fractional reserve banking where a ten dollar deposit lets a Banker make $100 in loans. This allows him to charge us interest on the $100 but only pay interest to us on the $10. Our current system was designed to transfer wealth from those who do all the work to those who create checking account money by making loans. In 1933 people were not willing to go into debt so we suffered high unemployment until WW II.
Edward Dowd and others have predicted a severe recession in 2025. 1930 was a recession year and we did not hit rock bottom until 1933. We need to begin the debate today to change things before we stumble into the worst economic disaster in 500 years.
I would suggest we bring back Lincoln's Greenbacks so the Treasury does not have to go into debt to issue currency. And I would also suggest we ban fractional reserve banking so Bankers are not allowed to create checking account money, only the Treasury would. I would prefer we adopt Professor Irving Fisher's 100% money. This was recommended to FDR in 1933 by 8 University of Chicago professors and called the Chicago Plan. He rejected the idea so millions of Americans starved to death.
This is 2025. We have the Internet and we can do better.
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There are tools and those tools are community state banks:
Ditch these banks. Americans do not need these banks to economically survive. Pressure state legislatures relentlessly. The sentiments are mutual:
Wyoming is moving in the right direction. Now all they have to do is start legislation then begin to establish state community banks:
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