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It is incredible that I found this message when I did.

I had just read 6 or 7 pages of John Zube's denunciation of legal
tender, then clicked my email and find your message.

On legal tender, I say:

The distinction between free men and slaves is whether or not they are
paid for their labor.   The sole function of legal tender is to get
labor without paying for it.   There is no provision for "payment" in
the legal tender statutes.

Would being slaves for government really be better than being slaves for
bankers?     Don't bankers become government when they have a monopoly
in money creation and legal tender laws to force acceptance of their
spurious specie?

Was President Garfield goofy when he said: "Whoever controls the volume
of money in any country is absolute master of all commerce and
industry"??

You believe that government would not be our "absolute masters" if they
control the volume of money?

The Fed said that they control the volume of money, page 3, Modern Money
Mechanics.   Are they not our absolute masters and in fact our
government?

"What fools these mortals be"--Shakespeare.

I am attaching: God, The Devil and Legal Tender by Rushdoony

Winston



NUT43D@aol.com wrote:

> Hello guys,
>     This  worked before why don't we try it?
>                                               Floyd
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> Subject: [letssc] TURMEL: Historical money creation
> Date: Mon, 11 Dec 2000 20:43:39 EST
> From: jcturmel@aol.com
> Reply-To: letssc@egroups.com
> To: turmel@egroups.com
>
> Historical money creation?
>
> > From: "Michael Callahan" <mcallahan06@snet.net>
> > To: <jcturmel@aol.com>
> > Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2000 15:46:06 -0500
> > Dear Mr. Turmel,
> > I've been an advocate for the government creating the nations money
> > (debt-free and interest-free) to pay for goods and services needed
> > for quite some time. However, I have a few questions and I would
> > be very grateful for your answers.
>
>      I'm not in favor of anyone creating money "debt-free," only
> interest-free. See my critique of Social Credit and Rowbotham's book
> "Grip of Death" in the book reports on my home page to see why the
> basis of the token, whether debt or asset, has no bearing on the
> stability of the 1/s system.
>
> > The first question which I've never been able to get any detailed
> > answer to is what exactly did Germany do during the thirties and
> > during the war which allowed them to minimize unemployment and
> > maximize production? I've heard that Germany, starting around 1935,
> > created its own money rather than borrow it from private banks and
> > spent the money into circulation. Is this true? I've also heard
> that
> > Germany instituted some sort of "bartering" system, but no one ever
> > says what this system was or how it worked. Do you know?
>
>      JCT: Yes. Nazi Germany had a financial engineer named Feder who
> designed an interest-free 1/s LETS barter currency which explains why
> Hitler got the credit for full employment in Germany while the rest
> of
> the world was drowning in the unemployment of the Great Depression.
> That they pinned the blame for the international usury banking system
> on the Jewish bankers and Jews when it was really an international
> bankers' cartel that has been controlling the world these last
> millennia was their greatest racist mistake.
>      Look at life in Israel today to realize that the Jews mean
> nothing special to the International Bankers fomenting the strife.
> It's pretty hard for them to believe that the main Jewish families in
> the international cartel would be party to doing this to them on
> purpose. This case of "kissin cousins" is the saddest feud since the
> Hatfields and McCoys and could be turned into a case of "kissin
> cousins" as soon as everyone has their financial safety lifeline.
>      See the book report on Tragedy and Hope for the best recent
> history on banking the Second World War and Babylonian Woe, the best
> book on banking systems engineering in antiquity ever written.
>
> > My second question relates to Communist Russia. Do you know what
> > the  Soviets did in regards to money?  Did they create their own
> > money and spend it into circulation or did they borrow money at
> > interest from private banks? One often reads how international
> > bankers put up the money for the Nazis and the Communists, but
> > once in power, there's complete silence on how they got/made money.
>
>      JCT: As far as I've been able to find out, yes, the USSR Gosbank
> did it's financing interest-free! And it does go to prove that even
> after the massive wastage as predicted in Orwell's 1984, (see book
> report) on military and security, there was still enough left over
> that no one was starving in the fully-policed streets.
>      I don't know what they're doing now but I think the only good
> thing to ever come out of Communism was the Communist Gosbank. I like
> the idea of everyone owning a piece of the banking bank instead of
> just a few families. It's the only thing I'd ever want to nationalize
> though I have no objections to lending being done on a service charge
> basis by the private sector.
>      I like their idea that everyone had a guaranteed right to
> housing
> though I didn't like their idea of telling people where they could
> live.
>      So I'm not a Nazi because I approve of their 1/s Reichmark
> system, I'm not a commumist if I approve of their 1/s Ruble system.
> I'm not a Republican because I approve of Abraham Lincoln's 1/s
> Treasury Greenback system, I'm not a Democrat because I approve of
> John Kennedy's used 1/s Treasury Greenbacks too. Both shot. I'm not a
> Royalist because I approve of Henry I's national 1/s Tally system.
> I'm
> not a Roman because I approve of their 1/s copper Aes Grave system.
> I'm not a Spartan because I approve of Sparta's 1/s clay system.
>      I'm a qualified banking systems engineer whose advanced
> engineering analysis shows that a 1/s system tends to maximize
> industrial production and eliminate inflation and involuntary
> unemployment. Every who wants to work can obtain receipts upon
> completion of that work that they can trade for all other purchasable
> items. A 1/s system can never run out of such money receipts. Full
> employment is always achieved.
>
> > My last question relates to the necessity of LETS. I happen to
> > follow the Byron Dale "Bashed by the Bankers" fame idea of money
> > creation. He runs an organization called Americans for Better
> > Transportation. The aim of the organization is for the Federal
> > Government to create all the nations money (debt-free and
> > interest-free) and spend the money into the economy via the
> > building of road and bridges. Thus the money will represent real
> > wealth (the labor and raw resources of the earth-building a better
> > transportation system) and will be spent into the economy without
> > interest. The money will remain in circulation, thus as production
> > increases there will be a steady and increasing money supply that
> > won't be canceled out. Do you think that this would create a
> > sufficient supply of money?
>
>      JCT: Yes it might. Backing up his local 1/s currency with the
> collateral of new roads and bridges is good but why not also back it
> up by building housing too? And why not in building buses, tractors,
> manufactured goods as collateral basis for new currency? And as the
> collateral depreciates, you need a corresponding debt so the currency
> can be withdrawn as the to be paid off as the collateral depreciates.
> That's why the concept of "debt-free" does not exist in a LETS. Each
> credit is balanced by a debit.
>      That's what the new collateral UNILETS can do. Any LETS or
> UNILETS can record and issue monetary receipts for the production of
> not only roads and bridges, but everything else that money can buy
> and
> pay to produce.
>      Contact the guy and tell him to get on the UNILETS campaign and
> open up his own UNILETS cyberspace account. Why don't you open yours
> just to know you have it and how it works.
>
> > Giving this scenario, would banks charging interest on money they
> > loan out still create a problem? (they would no longer create
> > money, but only loan money at 100% reserves).
>
>      JCT: No. What idiot would borrow money at interest when every
> person in the world can use his Internet UNILETS account to create
> his
> own official monetary IOUs? LETS is a zero reserve system. Remember
> that in the existing UNILETS system, everyone can run their own
> LETS cyberbank account themselves so not only is there no interest,
> there are no service charges. Even if some choose to pay a service
> charge to someone else for such LETS accounting services, no one
> would
> let someone else do it for an impossible usury charge.
>
> > I would be most honored to receive your reply to these questions. I
> > thank you very much for taking the time to read and answer them.
> > Yours sincerely, Michael Callahan
>
>      JCT: Good serious questions. Though problem laden. It's pretty
> tough to say anything good about Nazi Germany or Communism without
> risking censure though I'll admit that I like their Volkswagons too.
> But we must go beyond the odium felt towards to actors to learn how
> they achieved where so many others have failed.
>      The greatest current example of a government LETS is the
> Argentinian Provinces that paid all their employees with a provincial
> bond currency. It's in the crucial info at my home page. I don't know
> what's happened to them since but I've recently heard things aren't
> that great anymore so I'd bet their provincial currencies were shut
> down. I think the Argentinian Provincial LETS programs were some of
> the most important experiments in recent financial history. And their
> story has yet to be really told. Especially how they must have been
> suppressed.
>      Some of us follow discussions where we've heard about objections
> by the Malaysian central bank trying to suppress their local LETS.
> Despite over 300 SEL in France, there too attempts have been made to
> suppress them in the courts. Though we have thousands of stories
> about
> local governments around the world supporting their LETS, the story
> of
> these several provinces that not only supported but operated and used
> their province-wide LETS is the greatest recent story never told.
>      People who don't see the big picture haven't realized that these
> many-million-member provincial LETS have proven my point. LETS can be
> installed on any sized database. Argentina proves it up to the many
> millions. UNILETS UN bonds would work just as well for the whole
> world.
>
> LETS Cancel Debt Growth First! Then work on debt.
> John C. "The Banking Systems Engineer" Turmel
> http://www.cyberclass.net/turmel
> For anti-bank and pro-LETS community currency adventures and reports,
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It is incredible that I found this message when I did.
<p>I had just read 6 or 7 pages of John Zube's denunciation of legal tender,
then clicked my email and find your message.
<p>On legal tender, I say:
<p>The distinction between free men and slaves is whether or not they are
paid for their labor.&nbsp;&nbsp; The sole function of legal tender is
to get labor without paying for it.&nbsp;&nbsp; There is no provision for
"payment" in the legal tender statutes.
<p>Would being slaves for government really be better than being slaves
for bankers?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Don't bankers become government when
they have a monopoly in money creation and legal tender laws to force acceptance
of their spurious specie?
<p>Was President Garfield goofy when he said: "Whoever controls the volume
of money in any country is absolute master of all commerce and industry"??
<p>You believe that government would not be our "absolute masters" if they
control the volume of money?
<p>The Fed said that they control the volume of money, page 3, Modern Money
Mechanics.&nbsp;&nbsp; Are they not our absolute masters and in fact our
government?
<p>"What fools these mortals be"--Shakespeare.
<p>I am attaching: God, The Devil and Legal Tender by Rushdoony
<p>Winston
<br>&nbsp;
<br>&nbsp;
<p>NUT43D@aol.com wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE><font face="arial,helvetica"><font size=-1>Hello
guys,</font></font>
<br><font face="arial,helvetica"><font size=-1>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; This&nbsp;
worked before why don't we try it?</font></font>
<br><font face="arial,helvetica"><font size=-1>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Floyd</font></font>
<hr WIDTH="90%" SIZE=4>
<p><nobr><b>Subject: </b>[letssc] TURMEL: Historical money creation</nobr>
<br><nobr><b>Date: </b>Mon, 11 Dec 2000 20:43:39 EST</nobr>
<br><nobr><b>From: </b>jcturmel@aol.com</nobr>
<br><nobr><b>Reply-To: </b>letssc@egroups.com</nobr>
<br><nobr><b>To: </b>turmel@egroups.com</nobr>
<pre WRAP>Historical money creation?

> From: "Michael Callahan" &lt;mcallahan06@snet.net>
> To: &lt;jcturmel@aol.com>
> Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2000 15:46:06 -0500
> Dear Mr. Turmel,
> I've been an advocate for the government creating the nations money
> (debt-free and interest-free) to pay for goods and services needed&nbsp;
> for quite some time. However, I have a few questions and I would&nbsp;
> be very grateful for your answers.&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm not in favor of anyone creating money "debt-free," only&nbsp;
interest-free. See my critique of Social Credit and Rowbotham's book&nbsp;
"Grip of Death" in the book reports on my home page to see why the&nbsp;
basis of the token, whether debt or asset, has no bearing on the&nbsp;
stability of the 1/s system.&nbsp;

> The first question which I've never been able to get any detailed&nbsp;
> answer to is what exactly did Germany do during the thirties and&nbsp;
> during the war which allowed them to minimize unemployment and&nbsp;
> maximize production? I've heard that Germany, starting around 1935,&nbsp;
> created its own money rather than borrow it from private banks and&nbsp;
> spent the money into circulation. Is this true? I've also heard that&nbsp;
> Germany instituted some sort of "bartering" system, but no one ever&nbsp;
> says what this system was or how it worked. Do you know?

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; JCT: Yes. Nazi Germany had a financial engineer named Feder who&nbsp;
designed an interest-free 1/s LETS barter currency which explains why&nbsp;
Hitler got the credit for full employment in Germany while the rest of&nbsp;
the world was drowning in the unemployment of the Great Depression.&nbsp;
That they pinned the blame for the international usury banking system&nbsp;
on the Jewish bankers and Jews when it was really an international&nbsp;
bankers' cartel that has been controlling the world these last&nbsp;
millennia was their greatest racist mistake.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Look at life in Israel today to realize that the Jews mean&nbsp;
nothing special to the International Bankers fomenting the strife.&nbsp;
It's pretty hard for them to believe that the main Jewish families in&nbsp;
the international cartel would be party to doing this to them on&nbsp;
purpose. This case of "kissin cousins" is the saddest feud since the&nbsp;
Hatfields and McCoys and could be turned into a case of "kissin&nbsp;
cousins" as soon as everyone has their financial safety lifeline.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; See the book report on Tragedy and Hope for the best recent&nbsp;
history on banking the Second World War and Babylonian Woe, the best&nbsp;
book on banking systems engineering in antiquity ever written.&nbsp;

> My second question relates to Communist Russia. Do you know what&nbsp;
> the&nbsp; Soviets did in regards to money?&nbsp; Did they create their own&nbsp;
> money and spend it into circulation or did they borrow money at&nbsp;
> interest from private banks? One often reads how international&nbsp;
> bankers put up the money for the Nazis and the Communists, but&nbsp;
> once in power, there's complete silence on how they got/made money.

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; JCT: As far as I've been able to find out, yes, the USSR Gosbank&nbsp;
did it's financing interest-free! And it does go to prove that even&nbsp;
after the massive wastage as predicted in Orwell's 1984, (see book&nbsp;
report) on military and security, there was still enough left over&nbsp;
that no one was starving in the fully-policed streets.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't know what they're doing now but I think the only good&nbsp;
thing to ever come out of Communism was the Communist Gosbank. I like&nbsp;
the idea of everyone owning a piece of the banking bank instead of&nbsp;
just a few families. It's the only thing I'd ever want to nationalize&nbsp;
though I have no objections to lending being done on a service charge&nbsp;
basis by the private sector.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I like their idea that everyone had a guaranteed right to housing&nbsp;
though I didn't like their idea of telling people where they could&nbsp;
live.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; So I'm not a Nazi because I approve of their 1/s Reichmark&nbsp;
system, I'm not a commumist if I approve of their 1/s Ruble system.&nbsp;
I'm not a Republican because I approve of Abraham Lincoln's 1/s&nbsp;
Treasury Greenback system, I'm not a Democrat because I approve of&nbsp;
John Kennedy's used 1/s Treasury Greenbacks too. Both shot. I'm not a&nbsp;
Royalist because I approve of Henry I's national 1/s Tally system. I'm&nbsp;
not a Roman because I approve of their 1/s copper Aes Grave system.&nbsp;
I'm not a Spartan because I approve of Sparta's 1/s clay system.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I'm a qualified banking systems engineer whose advanced&nbsp;
engineering analysis shows that a 1/s system tends to maximize&nbsp;
industrial production and eliminate inflation and involuntary&nbsp;
unemployment. Every who wants to work can obtain receipts upon&nbsp;
completion of that work that they can trade for all other purchasable&nbsp;
items. A 1/s system can never run out of such money receipts. Full&nbsp;
employment is always achieved.&nbsp;

> My last question relates to the necessity of LETS. I happen to&nbsp;
> follow the Byron Dale "Bashed by the Bankers" fame idea of money&nbsp;
> creation. He runs an organization called Americans for Better&nbsp;
> Transportation. The aim of the organization is for the Federal&nbsp;
> Government to create all the nations money (debt-free and&nbsp;
> interest-free) and spend the money into the economy via the&nbsp;
> building of road and bridges. Thus the money will represent real&nbsp;
> wealth (the labor and raw resources of the earth-building a better&nbsp;
> transportation system) and will be spent into the economy without&nbsp;
> interest. The money will remain in circulation, thus as production&nbsp;
> increases there will be a steady and increasing money supply that&nbsp;
> won't be canceled out. Do you think that this would create a&nbsp;
> sufficient supply of money?&nbsp;

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; JCT: Yes it might. Backing up his local 1/s currency with the&nbsp;
collateral of new roads and bridges is good but why not also back it&nbsp;
up by building housing too? And why not in building buses, tractors,&nbsp;
manufactured goods as collateral basis for new currency? And as the&nbsp;
collateral depreciates, you need a corresponding debt so the currency&nbsp;
can be withdrawn as the to be paid off as the collateral depreciates.&nbsp;
That's why the concept of "debt-free" does not exist in a LETS. Each&nbsp;
credit is balanced by a debit.&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; That's what the new collateral UNILETS can do. Any LETS or&nbsp;
UNILETS can record and issue monetary receipts for the production of&nbsp;
not only roads and bridges, but everything else that money can buy and&nbsp;
pay to produce.&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Contact the guy and tell him to get on the UNILETS campaign and&nbsp;
open up his own UNILETS cyberspace account. Why don't you open yours&nbsp;
just to know you have it and how it works.

> Giving this scenario, would banks charging interest on money they&nbsp;
> loan out still create a problem? (they would no longer create&nbsp;
> money, but only loan money at 100% reserves).

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; JCT: No. What idiot would borrow money at interest when every&nbsp;
person in the world can use his Internet UNILETS account to create his&nbsp;
own official monetary IOUs? LETS is a zero reserve system. Remember&nbsp;
that in the existing UNILETS system, everyone can run their own&nbsp;
LETS cyberbank account themselves so not only is there no interest,&nbsp;
there are no service charges. Even if some choose to pay a service&nbsp;
charge to someone else for such LETS accounting services, no one would&nbsp;
let someone else do it for an impossible usury charge.&nbsp;

> I would be most honored to receive your reply to these questions. I&nbsp;
> thank you very much for taking the time to read and answer them.
> Yours sincerely, Michael Callahan

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; JCT: Good serious questions. Though problem laden. It's pretty&nbsp;
tough to say anything good about Nazi Germany or Communism without&nbsp;
risking censure though I'll admit that I like their Volkswagons too.&nbsp;
But we must go beyond the odium felt towards to actors to learn how&nbsp;
they achieved where so many others have failed.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The greatest current example of a government LETS is the&nbsp;
Argentinian Provinces that paid all their employees with a provincial&nbsp;
bond currency. It's in the crucial info at my home page. I don't know&nbsp;
what's happened to them since but I've recently heard things aren't&nbsp;
that great anymore so I'd bet their provincial currencies were shut&nbsp;
down. I think the Argentinian Provincial LETS programs were some of&nbsp;
the most important experiments in recent financial history. And their&nbsp;
story has yet to be really told. Especially how they must have been&nbsp;
suppressed.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Some of us follow discussions where we've heard about objections&nbsp;
by the Malaysian central bank trying to suppress their local LETS.&nbsp;
Despite over 300 SEL in France, there too attempts have been made to&nbsp;
suppress them in the courts. Though we have thousands of stories about&nbsp;
local governments around the world supporting their LETS, the story of&nbsp;
these several provinces that not only supported but operated and used&nbsp;
their province-wide LETS is the greatest recent story never told.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; People who don't see the big picture haven't realized that these&nbsp;
many-million-member provincial LETS have proven my point. LETS can be&nbsp;
installed on any sized database. Argentina proves it up to the many&nbsp;
millions. UNILETS UN bonds would work just as well for the whole&nbsp;
world.

LETS Cancel Debt Growth First! Then work on debt.
John C. "The Banking Systems Engineer" Turmel
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