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elsa's avatar

Terra is earth to the extraterrestrials.

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Visar Lleshi's avatar

This is the elephant in the room no one wants to talk about but you killed it. Great article and you backed it up with facts

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Jeanne dˋ's avatar

Das alles denke ich schon seit Jahren….man fragt sich warum die Menschheit das hier erklärte nicht so handhabt ? Es geht in Zyklen einfach vielen zu gut mit dem -Sklavensystem-…ohne zu denken einfach zu folgen -egal wem und wenn es der Teufel und seine Söhne sind !!! Doch irgendwann sind sie so geprägt von alle dem -so konditioniert-dass sie es nicht mehr selbst Vermögen eigenständig/autark ….selbstermächtigt zu sein…also folgen /dienen sie weiter der Lüge und Materie….

Alles Gute für Euch. 🙏✨❤️. 💎

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:Stuart-james.'s avatar

The practice of usury on currency is fraud.

Currency has no value… 100% of nothing is still nothing!

Money is any material object.

Currently exposing some scam merchants who thrive on usury, they can’t or won’t validate their identity!

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steve's avatar

The state running a ‘basic legal system’? That’s where all the fucking problems started.

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Phenm's avatar

any questions

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Finni's avatar

Riba is an Arabic word that means "usury" or "unjust, exploitative gains". A country or a society wont gonna thrive as long as they still practice usury among themselves.

Quranic Verses Condemning Riba (usury) 2:275-2:280, 3:130, 4:161, and 30:39.

"Those who eat Riba (usury) will not stand (on the Day of Resurrection) except like the standing of a person beaten by Shaitan (Satan) leading him to insanity. That is because they say: “Trading is only like Riba (usury),” whereas Allah has permitted trading and forbidden Riba (usury). So whosoever receives an admonition from his Lord and stops eating Riba (usury) shall not be punished for the past; his case is for Allah (to judge); but whoever returns [to Riba (usury)], such are the dwellers of the Fire – they will abide therein." - QS. Al-Baqarah (2) :275

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messianicdruid's avatar

Does this cover paying usury as well as collecting it? Do you have any responsibility to your bankster?

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Finni's avatar

Both. That's why in a muslim country they either use sharia bank or never take any loan from regular bank at all. They only use regular bank for savings or business transactions, never to take any loan from it.

It really depends on the individual. Not all muslim practice their own religion obligation in the same knowledge and at same pace. Sometimes they, muslims, still involved in the usury due the influence of the colonizer culture that onced control the business and financial transactions in their country. And they still ‘naively’ continue the culture even though they are no longer colonized.

I don't have any responsibility to my bankster (I don't really understand the last question, can u elaborate please?).

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messianicdruid's avatar

Thank You for your insight. If it is a sin [ transgression 1 John 3:4 ] to collect usury from your own people and they refuse to pay for the use of money, they have eliminated sin from their society. Usury is actually parasitism, an act of war.

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Jake The Grey's avatar

The first step is to get rid of the Central Banks.

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smellycarney's avatar

Watch it with the antisemitism, pal.

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Jake The Grey's avatar

Or what? Gonna tell my mommy?

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Stephen's avatar

🤡🔥🤡🌈🤡

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Declan's avatar

Absolutely, 100%. The charging of interest at the point of issuance of our currency is the root of the problem.

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I Am's avatar

I give you 10 seeds of corn.

You plant them and get 10 corn cobs.

Each has 100 seeds, total of 1000 seeds.

You give me back 20 seeds.

Win win.

Where is the problem ?

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messianicdruid's avatar

Does he still owe you ten seeds after a catastrophe destroys his home, barns, crops, animals, equipment etc.? If so, you are trying to collect usury and have no interest in partnering economically except as a parasite.

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Terminus's avatar

How would you balance out the risk that you do not get your money back at all? The interest is a payment that compensates the risk a little bit but there is always that possibility that you would loose all the I invested money. I genuinely think that it would be mad to lend money without charging an interest.

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f0xr's avatar

However you choose to define the word usury, charging interest on a loan isn't the problem, in my opinion. The problem is charging interest on "money" that doesn't exist. Banks create credit out of thin air, and charge interest for the privilege of borrowing that credit by calling it money. That's the root cause of the problems in the article. That's what I consider usury.

Central bank money printing isn't the main problem. It bails out the usurious banks, but the commercial banks themselves are creating all the credit and debt in the system.

https://www.f0xr.com/p/the-big-bank-lie

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messianicdruid's avatar

You are confusing interest and usury. Interest means risk, someone is risking something just alike, as partners, instead of slaves. Usurists don’t like anything but collateral, and always the least ultimate risk of any involved. In poker the players may have interest in a hand, but the dealer collects rakes, tips and information [ usury ].

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Terminus's avatar

I didn't know what ursury was, I thought it meant very high interests.

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messianicdruid's avatar

That is how they get away with it. In the poker analogy, if the dealer were betting his own chips on one of the player’s hands, then he would have an interest. The dealer gets paid, no matter what happens on the felt. The house always wins.

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messianicdruid's avatar

Both interest and usury can be collected at the same time.

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messianicdruid's avatar

"Dividends" were invented so they could avoid using the word usury. This way you can have stock ownership in companies that your bank [ your accomplice ] loans money to.

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Terra Times's avatar

That’s what the parasites have conditioned all of us to believe. Proof positive that they’ve done quite a good job of it.

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JasonT's avatar

I get that you don't like usury. It would have helped to define it with some precision.

I don't disagree with your general premise but I have no idea how you get society there. I do have some idea how an individual can get there or a family and even a small community.

Galt's Gulch even had a banker.

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les online's avatar

Two underlying dynamics of Capitalism's Emotional Economy are: Enough is never enough, and, always taking more than you give. Capitalism is the imposition of an uneven emotional exchange on all economic activity. What occurs to the very young that causes them to spend a life driven by a need for more than they need, enough never bringing satisfaction ?

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Francesca's avatar

Absolutely without question the best article - without it being 10 pages long - on what has happened to our world and what to do about it. Bravo! Thank you for this excellent succinct & informative piece. I will share (by email, no social media) with as many as possible.

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Binky LaRue's avatar

You seem upset. Why don't you watch the Israelis slaughter more women and children to put you in a better mood?

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:Stuart-james.'s avatar

What is antisemitism?

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messianicdruid's avatar

Are you a Shemite, miggety?

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