I agree with you about fiat currency. It's absurd. And yes, it's a system based on fraud.
Just the same . . .
This is a remarkable admission. To admit that the system we're using is a blatant deception, and fraudulent, and then simply continue to knowlingly engage in this fraud sounds a bit too cavalier, don't you think? Where do we draw the line with this principle? We know that adultery is wrong, but just the same...
I am not changing weights. So how am I guilty of using unjust weights?
God's law doesn't talk about changing weights, but using unjust weights and measures. That is precisely what the banking cartels of the world are doing. The whole banking system is fraudulent. It is literally theft by fraud. However, there are some countries that are slowly implementing alternatives that aren't based upon fraud, or at least this is their claim; time will tell.
The banking cartels have set up a shell game called the Federal Reserve. It has no money in its account. They then write a check on this account that has no money. If anyone else were to try this they would be convicted of fraud and tossed into prison, but the banking cartels got together and wrote up legislation, and sent their page boys (aka congressmen) to bring it to a vote. Now they can write these bogus checks legally, which are then used to buy bombs or social programs, and those who are running these programs (including private for profit prisons, etc) get this money when it's worth something. This is one of the features of "crony capitalism". They then spend the money, and as the money is deposited into their bank accounts, 10x that amount is lent out. It is "created" by these loans.
All of this money creation results in more dollars chasing fewer products which is soaked up in higher prices. This is not inflation, but the effect of inflation. What people don't realize is that we already have hyperinflation, much worse than what occured in Zimbabwe or Germany. The only difference is that the money hasn't started to flood back into the US. It will once China, and a few other countries realize that they're not going to get paid back in anything but dollars that are rapidly becomeing worthless.
When they finally wise up, and it's already happening; they will look for whatever hard assets they can buy up with what they have, and the dollar will finally reach its intrinsic value; zero. The reason is that people will suddenly wake up to the fact that they've been screwed over, and a lot of people are going to be very angry at the government, but they need to take responsibility for their error now, and get their money out of this satanic system so that after everything falls apart, they will have the resources to help others instead of being one of the suckers who decided that eating weeds was preferable to starvation.
The system is designed to rip you off. God doesn't call his people to be suckers. The guy who comes back with no talents because the Fed suckered him is no better than the guy who comes back with the two talents God gave him.
How exactly can paper fiat money be equal to the mark of the beast? That makes no sense to me whatsoever. None. I'm using the tools provided by my society, and I'm not violating the laws of trust or love.
This world's society is not God's society. Trusting in Mammon is not love. Paper fiat currency is literally pretending that debt is an asset. This is blatant insanity. The money that you "deposit" in your bank account is not your money at all. The investment banking system was merged with the saving system, so now all of your money is now collateral for the bank's bets, and they are literally no different than a bet some sucker makes in a casino.
If Chase, or Wells Fargo, or whatever bank you put "your" money into, loses even one of their big bets, the very first money used to cover their losses will be "your" money. The reason why is that they have a fiduciary responsibility to their primary shareholders. Their general shareholders are also screwed as well, and if the loss is big enough everyone loses their money. The only ones who don't lose money are those running the scam. The lenders, investment managers, etc. keep their commissions, and as soon as the collapse goes into full swing, they will all fly off to their island getaways in the Caribbean, the Bahamas, etc. and retire.
I'm trusting in God to provide for my needs, and of my family, and I'm trusting in God to lead me where He wants me to go.
Those who would save "their" life will lose it. Jesus says you can't work for money and God. He isn't using hyperbole when he says to sell everything, give the proceeds to the poor and follow him. Contrary to those who promote this as a means of following Christ, this is actually the direct consequent of discovering the kingdom. This can only happen to those who have discovered the kingdom in the first place. It is not a means to follow Christ.
