Paul Grignon produced Part I and Part II of Money as Debt.
This Part III is the most lucid of all. It points to:
- the main cause of paying ‘interest’
- the ‘interest’ not being generated by anybody
- the man with the money has enslaved the man without it – just like the real world
- ‘flow’ is the real measure of economic activity
- what is ‘flowing’, is credit or ‘promises to pay’
- money = promises of future productive work
- interest= reduced future spending power.
Money is lent twice.
- first we borrow ‘money’
- then we borrow ‘money’ to pay ‘interest’.
Love that title. You’ll see what John Helmer is on to with the Mandelson-Rothschild Flypast. It’s about investing in precious metals.
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