do NOT give the banks any more of your money, you’re going to need it more than them. Dave B.

Dear DB,

 

This issue is vy much one of the moment.

 

97% of our money supply is created ex nihilo by private banks out of thin air. On average over the past 20 or 30 years it has take between £2 and £4 of additional debt across the economy as a whole (i.e. private, corporate and public debt taken together) to produce £1 worth of so-called ‘growth’. That is not the road to prosperity but to perdition.

 

Cannot these idiots who spout this rubbish about ‘paying down debt’ and who appear not to have the slightest clue what most of our money is and where it comes from … understand that our money supply is thus the mirror image of the debt out of which it is created, and that if we pay down debt that will shrink the money supply, which in turn will create recession and then depression? They not only do not understand the nature of money in a fractional reserve system, but do not understand the mechanics of a debt-deflation spiral.

 

At least the idea of ‘credit easing’ is, if I understand it correctly, a small step in the right direction.

The money from ‘quantitative easing’ has been paid directly to the banks, and there has been much evidence that this has simply disappeared into a black hole of the shadow banking system, with little benefit to the broader economy. At least there will be siome stimulua if this mechanism is used to purchase commercial paper rather than junk debt from insolvent banks,

 

Rgrds

 

FT

 

Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2011 05:20:01 -0400

Subject: Conservative Party Con – Dave to urge us to pay off our credit cards

 

 

 

 

We used to be told to spend to get the economy moving, now Dave tells us to pay of our debts.

Which is it ………. do they know what they want? do they know what to do?

 

 

See, particularly the comments:

 

http://inquiringminds.cc/conservative-party-conference-2011-pay-off-credit-cards-for-the-sake-of-the-economy-says-david-cameron

 

 

Couple of examples:

 

‘Inflation is the scoundrel’s tool to deal with excessive debt of all kinds. The UK has used this tool consistently over the decades since WWII and we all know these days what they are doing. Play with the indices, understate current inflation, stimulate more inflation, over 5 years reduce the debt by half with no political controversy. Easy, with the UK population, we will put up with almost anything!

‘The answer is to take a leaf from South America’s book: save in a more reliable currency than Sterling [better be careful which currency - better to buy GOLD if you can].

 

 

FROM TELEGRAPH SITE QUOTED IN ABOVE

 

‘If I had any debt, I’d be giving the finger to the credit holders & tearing up the reminders . . . . . do NOT give the banks any more of your money, you’re going to need it more than them.

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