Originally posted by ushomefree
I'll re-phrase my original question: do you think it is wise to print money out of thin air? Answer that please, and what was your question again?
No, but that has nothing to do with a federal currency or a One-world Government/One-world Currency?
Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Perhaps you would be happier if each state issued it's own money, and we got ride of the federal government. Or maybe each city should make its own money. For the same reason that a federal currency makes sense, a world currency would make sense.There is no reality to prophecy. And as far as the bible goes, this is only your interpretation.
What would you do if a key element to this string of prophecies were to be destroyed?
Originally posted by ushomefree
So You agree that printing money out of thin air is a bad thing? I'll answer your question(s), but please answer.
You will have to define "thin air", and how that has any connection to the topic. However, I will humor You and say, that irresponsible printing of money is bad.
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonYou will have to define "thin air", and how that has any connection to the topic. However, I will humor You and say, that irresponsible printing of money is bad.
Define thin air? Who are you, Bill Clinton? Getting the point, yes, printing money out of thin air is bad, and the Federal Reserve literally does it daily. As previously stated, instead of our monetary system being regulated by cost and demand (sound money), it is regulated by the Federal Reserve (which is run by bureaucrats and politicians). But what does that mean? It means, that they -- the Federal Reserve -- can manipulate our monetary system however they see fit, whether in the form of credit lines, inflation (printing money out of thin air) and/or interest rates! In the end, people like you and I pay dearly, while the pricks in power celebrate. And guess what... our government is completely powerless against it. How does this apply to a one-world currency? The Federal Reserve and other private banks around the world, give a glimpse of what to expect: corruption.
Your question: What would fundamental Christians do if Iran destroyed Jerusalem? That is a fair question, and the answer is simple. I would be forced to reject Holy Scripture as the Word of God.
Originally posted by ushomefree
Define thin air? Who are you, Bill Clinton? Getting the point, yes, printing money out of thin air is bad, and the Federal Reserve literally does it daily. As previously stated, instead of our monetary system being regulated by cost and demand (sound money), it is regulated by the Federal Reserve (which is run by bureaucrats and politicians). But what does that mean? It means, that they -- the Federal Reserve -- can manipulate our monetary system however they see fit, whether in the form of credit lines, inflation (printing money out of thin air) and/or interest rates! In the end, people like you and I pay dearly, while the pricks in power celebrate. And guess what... our government is completely powerless against it. How does this apply to a one-world currency? The Federal Reserve and other private banks around the world, give a glimpse of what to expect: corruption.Your question: What would fundamental Christians do if Iran destroyed Jerusalem? That is a fair question, and the answer is simple. I would be forced to reject Holy Scripture as the Word of God.
Does thin air = irresponsible?
As far as I know, the US government uses cotton and ink to make money. No one can make money out of thin air. 😂
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonI have heard the term "making money out of thin air", but I really don't know what it means.
When our government and banking institutions lack the ability to pay their bills, they request the Federal Reserve for funds. The money printed in such transactions is baseless and carries zero value (because it was created from a void). It is not backed/supported by anything, to include capital. Hence, such funds were printed out of thin air. It is equivalent to monopoly money, literally. Meanwhile, the money engrossed in the open market loses value, and goods and services become more expensive i.e., food, gas and health care.
Click on the hyperlink below to watch the video I.O.U.S.A.
I promise, if you care about our country, you'll enjoy this video presentation.
Enjoy, Sir.
Originally posted by ushomefree
When our government and banking institutions lack the ability to pay their bills, they request the Federal Reserve for funds. The money printed in such transactions is baseless and carries zero value (because it was created from a void). It is not backed/supported by anything, to include capital. Hence, such funds were printed out of thin air. It is equivalent to monopoly money, literally. Meanwhile, the money engrossed in the open market loses value, and goods and services become more expensive i.e., food, gas and health care.Click on the hyperlink below to watch the video I.O.U.S.A.
I promise, if you care about our country, you'll enjoy this video presentation.
Enjoy, Sir.
So, you had to go look it? That means you didn't know what you were saying when you first posted the question.
Ok, we have established that printing money out of thin air is bad. What does that have to do with a One-world Government/One-world Currency? It seems to me, that the size of the organization is irrelevant, and that corruption and misuse can happen at any level.
Are you suggestion that we get ride of paper money?
Re: One-world Government/One-world Currency?
Originally posted by ushomefree
The Bible does not use the phrase “one-world government” or “one-world currency” in referring to the end times. It does, however, provide ample evidence to enable us to draw the conclusion that both will exist under the rule of the Antichrist in the last days.
Originally posted by ushomefree
[size=2]When our government and banking institutions lack the ability to pay their bills, they request the Federal Reserve for funds. The money printed in such transactions is baseless and carries zero value (because it was created from a void). It is not backed/supported by anything, to include capital. Hence, such funds were printed out of thin air. It is equivalent to monopoly money, literally. Meanwhile, the money engrossed in the open market loses value, and goods and services become more expensive i.e., food, gas and health care.
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonSo, you had to go look it? That means you didn't know what you were saying when you first posted the question.
Hmm... not trying to be cute, but I don't know what you are talking about.
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonOk, we have established that printing money out of thin air is bad. What does that have to do with a One-world Government/One-world Currency? It seems to me, that the size of the organization is irrelevant, and that corruption and misuse can happen at any level.
Your right! The difference is this, however: in a true open market, competition will keep everyone honest. In an open market, people like you and I control the market -- cost and demand. The Federal Reserve, however, just prints money out of thin air. This gives our government and banking institutions a free ride. Under such conditions, the consumer has zero power and the Federal Reserve has all the power in the world -- no true open market.
Originally posted by ShakyamunisonAre you suggestion that we get ride of paper money?
No... not at all. I'm suggesting that the Federal Reserve be whipped of the face of the planet, not to mention big banks in other countries that regulate economies. Allow monetary success to flow from cost and demand (competition), not manipulation.
Gonna check out the video?
Originally posted by ushomefree
No... not at all. I'm suggesting that the Federal Reserve be whipped of the face of the planet, not to mention big banks in other countries that regulate economies. Allow monetary success to flow from cost and demand (competition), not manipulation.Gonna check out the video?
Originally posted by ushomefreeThe Bible does not use the phrase “one-world government†or “one-world currency†in referring to the end times. It does, however, provide ample evidence to enable us to draw the conclusion that both will exist under the rule of the Antichrist in the last days.
Originally posted by King KandyAre you ****ing kidding me? It provides evidence of nothing pertaining to reality. Instead, you try desperately to fit external evidence to it.
May I ask you an honest question?