Why bankers rule the world

Jegersmart

CLAPTON wrote: »

I see no basic for the equation Energy = money = debt; indeed I don't understand how you define these three terms.

Hi Clapton

Take a look at these and let me know what you think:

http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CDMQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fsmarttaxes.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F05%2FRichard-Douthwaite-090511.ppt&ei=zTO-UIzsG6WR0QGv94Fo&usg=AFQjCNGqZJ9nPYLsH7JaDSRCinMQ2zj5TQ&sig2=__FG2BdwYqM81MN0GXlyTA

http://www.!!!!!!!!!!!/doc/85042075/The-Relationship-Between-Matter-Energy-and-Money

J

John_Pierpoint

The net nanny has been at work here.
Is this a summary of what you were trying to highlight?

http://www.!/doc/114593844/Money-in-Industry

where ! :- s c r i b d . c o m

[anyone got an explanation as to why such a web site is evil?]

Jegersmart

John_Pierpoint wrote: »

The net nanny has been at work here.
Is this a summary of what you were trying to highlight?

http://www.!/doc/114593844/Money-in-Industry

where ! :- s c r i b d . c o m

[anyone got an explanation as to why such a web site is evil?]

don't post links like that please.

J

John_Pierpoint

What is this web site you posted meant to be:

http://www.!!!!!!!!!!!/doc/85042075/...ergy-and-Money

John_Pierpoint

If you all recall the argument in this thread about what is going wrong with finance (?) here is an explanation.

You will note the American professor explaining that the banks are unable to perform their function of creating the lions share of the available money supply.

The European country with the most robust banking system is "Bulgaria".

Banking black hole

Availability:over a year left to play Duration: 28 minutesFirst broadcast:Saturday 22 December 2012
In the Balance stares into the banking black hole of debt. Andrew Walker and guests Steve Hanke,a Professor of Applied Economics at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore; James Ferguson, from Westhouse Securities in London and Rosa Lastra, Professor in International Financial and Monetary Law at Queen Mary, University of London, discuss how best to navigate away from the huge debts faced by many European banks. And how to deal with banks that have broken the law. The In the Balance in-house comedian Colm O Regan asks whether ticking boxes on compliance is any help whatsoever in making sure companies stick to the rules.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0121841

Thrugelmir

John_Pierpoint wrote: »

If you all recall the argument in this thread about what is going wrong with finance (?) here is an explanation.

You will note the American professor explaining that the banks are unable to perform their function of creating the lions share of the available money supply.

The European country with the most robust banking system is "Bulgaria".

Banking black hole

Availability:over a year left to play Duration: 28 minutesFirst broadcast:Saturday 22 December 2012
In the Balance stares into the banking black hole of debt. Andrew Walker and guests Steve Hanke,a Professor of Applied Economics at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore; James Ferguson, from Westhouse Securities in London and Rosa Lastra, Professor in International Financial and Monetary Law at Queen Mary, University of London, discuss how best to navigate away from the huge debts faced by many European banks. And how to deal with banks that have broken the law. The In the Balance in-house comedian Colm O Regan asks whether ticking boxes on compliance is any help whatsoever in making sure companies stick to the rules.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0121841

Interesting post. Thanks.