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AccyChris 22-04-2012 10:37

Bank of englands promisery notes
 
I personally don't think we should relie on the banks paper as much as we do..... so i thought i'd start this thread to see what others think about this fiat currency and the curruption it brings?.......money will make a good man bad,money will make enough men/women sad,money will make our brothers and sisters go to war, forget about the goodtimes i think we need to change our ways....if you worship it its very addictive, never remember when you use to beg through hungry, now you get rich and go on like a big timer but you burn the bridges that you crossed over..you can be rich today and broke tomorrow thats just the way life goes.... money is money and friends are friends i'll never put NO money before my good friends ....... ;) peace and love ;)

AccyChris 22-04-2012 11:16

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is it true that The banks just make the money up - by typing numbers into their computers. other partie's provide the cash flow but The banks call all the shots? and also is almost all the money in circulation (ie over 90%) not printed cash (i.e exists on computers only)?? :eek::eek:

Eric 22-04-2012 11:25

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 986911)
is it true that The banks just make the money up - by typing numbers into their computers. other partie's provide the cash flow but The banks call all the shots? and also is almost all the money in circulation (ie over 90%) not printed cash (i.e exists on computers only)?? :eek::eek:

Of course it's true ... this super-secret information is cunningly hidden in the pages of every introductory economics text ... that's why nobody is aware of it:rolleyes:

AccyChris 22-04-2012 11:56

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"Money can buy everything, it is said. What is not said is what it takes to buy money."

AccyChris 22-04-2012 11:57

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starve the money machine lol

AccyChris 22-04-2012 12:01

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 986912)
Of course it's true ... this super-secret information is cunningly hidden in the pages of every introductory economics text ... that's why nobody is aware of it:rolleyes:

Don't you feel relieved now that you've got that off your chest ;)

Eric 22-04-2012 12:15

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 986923)
Don't you feel relieved now that you've got that off your chest ;)

Not really ... just pointing out what should be obvious to even a partially educated, double-digit IQ clown whose accumulated wisdom wouldn't even fill a fortune cookie.

Now I feel a little better ... Have a nice day, eh:rolleyes:

AccyChris 22-04-2012 13:11

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 986929)
Not really ... just pointing out what should be obvious to even a partially educated, double-digit IQ clown whose accumulated wisdom wouldn't even fill a fortune cookie.

Now I feel a little better ... Have a nice day, eh:rolleyes:

:eek: surely your not insinuating i'm a partially educated, double-digit IQ clown whose accumulated wisdom wouldn't even fill a fortune cookie lol ;)

Boeing Guy 22-04-2012 18:17

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You don't need to rely on paper money, the money that is printed and minted is based on trust. That you can use it to pay for other goods and services.

However if you want to resort to carrying large amounts of gold around, let me know, I am always after some more:cool:

We live in a society where you need money to get by. What you think of it is irrelevant, we stopped bartering a long time ago.
It may be unfair, but it's better than the alternative.

AccyChris 22-04-2012 18:37

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 987004)
You don't need to rely on paper money, the money that is printed and minted is based on trust. That you can use it to pay for other goods and services.

However if you want to resort to carrying large amounts of gold around, let me know, I am always after some more:cool:

We live in a society where you need money to get by. What you think of it is irrelevant, we stopped bartering a long time ago.
It may be unfair, but it's better than the alternative.

:alright: a correct response for change... i keep my gold somewhere even you would'nt go my friend ;)..peace

AccyChris 22-04-2012 19:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 987004)
You don't need to rely on paper money, the money that is printed and minted is based on trust. That you can use it to pay for other goods and services.

However if you want to resort to carrying large amounts of gold around, let me know, I am always after some more:cool:

We live in a society where you need money to get by. What you think of it is irrelevant, we stopped bartering a long time ago.
It may be unfair, but it's better than the alternative.

a long time ago folk put gold in the bank and started using Pnotes because they tought they were "as good as gold" but there was a raise in inflation untill Pnotes were worth less than the paper there wrote on so they had to work harder to earn less.... and the best bit of the story is the bank started printing more Pnotes than it had gold and loaned it out (with a tidy profit of course) ..... moral of the story being if everyone did want to exchange there Pnotes the bank could'nt exchange them for anything more than Pnuts ;)

Eric 23-04-2012 01:11

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 986941)
:eek: surely your not insinuating i'm a partially educated, double-digit IQ clown whose accumulated wisdom wouldn't even fill a fortune cookie lol ;)

I've re-read what I wrote, and I can assure that I see not the slightest hint of insinuation ... nor implication ... nor suggestion ... nothing at all like that.

AccyChris 23-04-2012 01:13

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 987071)
I've re-read what I wrote, and I can assure that I see not the slightest hint of insinuation ... nor implication ... nor suggestion ... nothing at all like that.


lol :)

AccyChris 23-04-2012 01:26

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 986912)
Of course it's true ... this super-secret information is cunningly hidden in the pages of every introductory economics text ... that's why nobody is aware of it:rolleyes:


The super secret Supreme Master Leader banker is Rothschild. "Let me issue and control a Nation's money and I care not who makes its laws" ;)

AccyChris 26-04-2012 20:47

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 986920)
starve the money machine lol


"What does the money machine eat? It eats youth, spontaneity, life, beauty, and, above all, it eats creativity. It eats quality and sh*ts quantity."

kestrelx 26-04-2012 23:40

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 987019)
a long time ago folk put gold in the bank and started using Pnotes because they tought they were "as good as gold" but there was a raise in inflation untill Pnotes were worth less than the paper there wrote on so they had to work harder to earn less.... and the best bit of the story is the bank started printing more Pnotes than it had gold and loaned it out (with a tidy profit of course) ..... moral of the story being if everyone did want to exchange there Pnotes the bank could'nt exchange them for anything more than Pnuts ;)

That was the gold standard when notes were matched to gold value in the bank - now non-existent and the banks just create money numbers on computers! :D

Are you a member of the LETS Scheme?


LETS Link UK: Homepage:alright:

AccyChris 27-04-2012 05:04

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Originally Posted by kestrelx (Post 987793)
That was the gold standard when notes were matched to gold value in the bank - now non-existent and the banks just create money numbers on computers! :D

Are you a member of the LETS Scheme?


LETS Link UK: Homepage:alright:

no im not a member yet....might have to have a good look through after it looks like a intresting site....nice1

kestrelx 30-04-2012 00:56

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From bankers to politicians, we look at who controls our money. - The people who control your money - Money features | MSN Money UK

Who controls your money!

AccyChris 01-05-2012 20:29

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Who controls your promisery notes
bankruptcy ;)

AccyChris 01-05-2012 20:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 987019)
a long time ago folk put gold in the bank and started using Pnotes because they tought they were "as good as gold" but there was a raise in inflation untill Pnotes were worth less than the paper there wrote on so they had to work harder to earn less.... and the best bit of the story is the bank started printing more Pnotes than it had gold and loaned it out (with a tidy profit of course) ..... moral of the story being if everyone did want to exchange there Pnotes the bank could'nt exchange them for anything more than Pnuts ;)

WE ARE THE GOLD :eek::eek::eek:

Restless 02-05-2012 15:11

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accychris do u work at express gifts

AccyChris 02-05-2012 15:28

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 988848)
accychris do u work at express gifts

NO lol :)

Restless 02-05-2012 15:43

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perhaps it was a brother or relative then. ha. This subject and what you have said about it-- this guy was practically saying all the same things. He comes across as a david icke believer

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 988853)
NO lol :)


AccyChris 02-05-2012 15:53

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 988860)
perhaps it was a brother or relative then. ha. This subject and what you have said about it-- this guy was practically saying all the same things. He comes across as a david icke believer


no relative of mine mate.... just a ramdomer waking up ;)

AccyChris 03-05-2012 20:17

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MY CONCLUSION:

Money is created when you sign a piece of paper agreeing to pay(could be toilet roll)

that's the only way money is -ever- created. ;)

Your 'promise to pay' creates money. Yours, and everyone else's

banknotes are Promissory Notes(spelt correct unlike the title) - just like a cheque or Loan Agreement or any other IOU :)

Restless 03-05-2012 22:13

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you are just as much as a part of society as any of us... so do you win in this argument. or do you each and every day "live off the land"

AccyChris 03-05-2012 22:25

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 989303)
you are just as much as a part of society as any of us... so do you win in this argument. or do you each and every day "live off the land"

"you are just as much as a part of society as any of us"

not as much a part as any of you surely not....after i went out my way to distance myself too lol ;)

we all choose our own level of freedom :)

Restless 03-05-2012 22:54

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LOL you are just as much as slave as any of us. how far are you willing to "fi8t the sistem"

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Originally Posted by AccyChris (Post 989310)
"you are just as much as a part of society as any of us"

not as much a part as any of you surely not....after i went out my way to distance myself too lol ;)

we all choose our own level of freedom :)


AccyChris 04-05-2012 19:24

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Originally Posted by Restless (Post 989326)
LOL you are just as much as slave as any of us. how far are you willing to "fi8t the sistem"

Since there willing to go 'the whole 9 yards' I'm preparing myself to go 9.5 ;)


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