made
to like it, they could never stand
up under the weight of it.
There is no end to this interest-paying game. It is a series of circles running around within circles. It would require a lifetime to explain, so that everybody could understand, how it keeps people struggling for a pitiful existence; to explain how the money masters, who produce nothing, are overloaded with wealth and power, while everybody, who produces everything is reduced to beggary.”
By and through this interest collection swindle, the people of the United States of America are robbed out of Twenty Billions of Dollars ($20,000,000,000) annually.
Of course there isn’t enough money in America to pay Twenty Billions of Dollars annually so that which cannot be paid is added to a debt which the people owe to the financiers.
That debt has grown to staggering proportions until now the people are paying interest on more than Three Hundred Billion Dollars of indebtedness to the financiers. This Three Hundred Billion Dollars of indebtedness is divided into federal, state, county, municipal and private indebtedness, so that everybody has to pay their share of it both in interest and taxes.
Nobody escapes paying interest and taxes to the financiers either directly or indirectly. The poorer people pay the largest portions of the interest and taxes when they buy foods and clothing and pay rents and have deducted from their earnings the amounts that the manufacturers have to pay to the financiers when they borrow.
Read: Direct Credits for Everybody
The Original Benefactor
There is no end to this interest-paying game. It is a series of circles running around within circles. It would require a lifetime to explain, so that everybody could understand, how it keeps people struggling for a pitiful existence; to explain how the money masters, who produce nothing, are overloaded with wealth and power, while everybody, who produces everything is reduced to beggary.”
By and through this interest collection swindle, the people of the United States of America are robbed out of Twenty Billions of Dollars ($20,000,000,000) annually.
Of course there isn’t enough money in America to pay Twenty Billions of Dollars annually so that which cannot be paid is added to a debt which the people owe to the financiers.
That debt has grown to staggering proportions until now the people are paying interest on more than Three Hundred Billion Dollars of indebtedness to the financiers. This Three Hundred Billion Dollars of indebtedness is divided into federal, state, county, municipal and private indebtedness, so that everybody has to pay their share of it both in interest and taxes.
Nobody escapes paying interest and taxes to the financiers either directly or indirectly. The poorer people pay the largest portions of the interest and taxes when they buy foods and clothing and pay rents and have deducted from their earnings the amounts that the manufacturers have to pay to the financiers when they borrow.
Read: Direct Credits for Everybody
The Original Benefactor