Alberto VeroneseAldous Huxley, social critic and author of 'Brave New World', talks to Aldous Wallace about threats to freedom in the United States, overpopulation, bureaucracy, propaganda, drugs, advertising, and television (5/18/58)
Transcript:
(Harry Ransom Center, the University of Texas at Austin)
Aldous Huxley -- [...] the dictatorship of the future, I think will be very unlike the dictatorships which we've been familiar with in the immediate past. I mean, take another book prophesying the future, which was a very remarkable book, George Orwell's "1984."
Well, this book was written at the height of the Stalinist regime, and just after the Hitler regime, and there he foresaw a dictatorship using entirely the methods of terror, the methods of physical violence. Now, I think what is going to happen in the future is that dictators will find, as the old saying goes, that you can do everything with bayonets except sit on them!
But, if you want to preserve your power indefinitely, you have to get the consent of the ruled, and this they will do partly by drugs as I foresaw in "Brave New World," partly by these new techniques of propaganda.
They will do it by bypassing the sort of rational side of man and appealing to his subconscious and his deeper emotions, and his physiology even, and so, making him actually love his slavery.
I mean, I think, this is the danger that actually people may be, in some ways, happy under the new regime, but that they will be happy in situations where they oughtn't to be happy.
Aldous Wallace -- Well, let me ask you this. You're talking about a world that could take place within the confines of a totalitarian state. Let's become more immediate, more urgent about it. We believe, anyway, that we live in democracy here in the United States. Do you believe that this Brave New World that you talk about, er...could, let's say in the next quarter century, the next century, could come here to our shores?
Aldous Huxley -- I think it could. I mean, er...that's why I feel it so extremely important here and now, to start thinking about these problems. Not to let ourselves be taken by surprise by the...the new advances in technology. I mean the...for example, in the regard to the use of the...of the drugs.
We know, there is enough evidence now for us to be able, on the basis of this evidence and using certain amount of creative imagination, to foresee the kind of uses which could be made by people of bad will with these things and to attempt to forestall this, and in the same way,
I think with these other methods of propaganda we can foresee and we can do a good deal to forestall. I mean, after all, the price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
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Transcript:
(Harry Ransom Center, the University of Texas at Austin)
Aldous Huxley -- [...] the dictatorship of the future, I think will be very unlike the dictatorships which we've been familiar with in the immediate past. I mean, take another book prophesying the future, which was a very remarkable book, George Orwell's "1984."
Well, this book was written at the height of the Stalinist regime, and just after the Hitler regime, and there he foresaw a dictatorship using entirely the methods of terror, the methods of physical violence. Now, I think what is going to happen in the future is that dictators will find, as the old saying goes, that you can do everything with bayonets except sit on them!
But, if you want to preserve your power indefinitely, you have to get the consent of the ruled, and this they will do partly by drugs as I foresaw in "Brave New World," partly by these new techniques of propaganda.
They will do it by bypassing the sort of rational side of man and appealing to his subconscious and his deeper emotions, and his physiology even, and so, making him actually love his slavery.
I mean, I think, this is the danger that actually people may be, in some ways, happy under the new regime, but that they will be happy in situations where they oughtn't to be happy.
Aldous Wallace -- Well, let me ask you this. You're talking about a world that could take place within the confines of a totalitarian state. Let's become more immediate, more urgent about it. We believe, anyway, that we live in democracy here in the United States. Do you believe that this Brave New World that you talk about, er...could, let's say in the next quarter century, the next century, could come here to our shores?
Aldous Huxley -- I think it could. I mean, er...that's why I feel it so extremely important here and now, to start thinking about these problems. Not to let ourselves be taken by surprise by the...the new advances in technology. I mean the...for example, in the regard to the use of the...of the drugs.
We know, there is enough evidence now for us to be able, on the basis of this evidence and using certain amount of creative imagination, to foresee the kind of uses which could be made by people of bad will with these things and to attempt to forestall this, and in the same way,
I think with these other methods of propaganda we can foresee and we can do a good deal to forestall. I mean, after all, the price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
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Harry Ransom CenterMoney, Silly Talks ...Alberto Veronese2018-11-29 | it is necessary to have a clear understanding how money is created (and how it is managed by its “authority”) if one does not want to find himself in a “problem entanglement” in which “equal” things are perceived and compared as different with each other, whereby in reality they are the same.
once one clearly recognizes the difference between real productive capital (non-financial assets) and money (nominal assets, IOU, f.g. a bond or a share of stock) it is only a small step to a clearer understanding of real world economic imperatives.
the world’s poorest countries are at times required by the agencies of the G8 (The IMF, World Bank, European Central Bank, European Commission...) to cut public spending and privatise health-care and other services to secure debt relief.
if the country being considered for debt relief does not stay 'on track', cancellation is delayed or withheld.
“The String Theory of Money”, Feb 13, 2016 Tales of Money, by Alberto Veronese fistfullfeed.wordpress.com/2016/02/13/the-string-theory-of-money“Growth and Inequality: Policy Issues”Alberto Veronese2018-11-02 | “Few know that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Research Division has been fighting for years against the IMF Board because, according to its scientific research, the austerity programs imposed by the IMF have negative effects on the distribution of income.”
12th of December 2018 4:00 p.m. University of Fribourg, Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences, Boulevard de Pérolles 90, Fribourg.
Lecture theatre A140 “Growth and Inequality: Policy Issues” Public conference by Dr. Jonathan David Ostry, Deputy Director, Research Department, International Monetary Fund
University of Fribourg https://www.unifr.ch/home/en.html
Prof. Dr. Sergio Rossi, Ph.D. https://www3.unifr.ch/mapom/en/chair/team/prof.htmlStephanie Kelton: U.S. Treasury Securities = U.S. National DebtAlberto Veronese2018-10-26 | Stephanie Kelton at the Stony Brook University, 2018,
Stony Brook University/ “But How Will We Pay for It... an Important Debate is Getting Lost in the Fog“
A presidential lecture prersented at The State University of New York at Stony Book where Stephanie Kelton is a professor of public policy and economics. Oct. 15, 2018 https://www.stonybrook.edu youtube.com/watch?v=WS9nP-BKa3M
Cutting-Edge Economist Stephanie Kelton Delivers Presidential Lecture, October 22, 2018 (5 min read) https://news.stonybrook.edu/university/cutting-edge-economist-stephanie-kelton-delivers-presidential-lecture/?spotlight=hero
Search The Web MMT, Modern Moetary TheoryRevolution or Acquiescence in Tyranny...Alberto Veronese2018-10-24 | excerpts from/ The Wild Bunch (1969), by Sam Peckinpah imdb.com/title/tt0065214
Duck, You Sucker (1971) “Giù la testa” (original title), by Sergio Leone imdb.com/title/tt0067140
“The Science of Inequality”, Oct 16, 2018 scientificamerican.com/report/the-science-of-inequality1DEFICITS... let’s Crucify Mankind Upon a Cross of GoldAlberto Veronese2018-10-23 | The private sector has a desire for financial assets. If it is not supplied with, it will try to save in order to acquire them. But saving, as Keynes explained, cuts demand and raises unemployment. A Government absolutely has to supply the private sector with base money and government debt that the private sector wants, and government does that by running deficits.
William Spencer Vickrey (21 June 1914 – 11 October 1996) “The ‘deficit’ is not an economic sin but an economic necessity. […]”
“You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold.” William Jennings Bryan (March 19, 1860 – July 26, 1925)Spiegel Online, Italys Frantic Budget DramaAlberto Veronese2018-10-20 | [away from national parliaments to conclaves of finance ministers and commission officials]
Debt Conflict/ “European Commission Threatens to Reject Draft Italian Budget” Spiegel Online, by Markus Becker, October 17, 2018 http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/european-commission-to-reject-italy-draft-budget-a-1233781.html
Let’s move beyond this rhetorical question... “How Will We Pay For It?” It is time to change our way of thinking about the National Debt...
“The Role of National Parliaments in the EU after Lisbon: Potentialities and Challenges - European Parliament” — “Citizens' Rights and Constitutional Affairs”, March 2017, http://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/STUD/2017/583126/IPOL_STU(2017)583126_EN.pdf
Strange enough how hard we try to adapt nature tu us, but even stranger is how strongly we struggle to adapt ourselves to circumstances we keep creating.National Balance Sheet - it is Pure HysteriaAlberto Veronese2018-10-16 | Extrapolated from,
...when prosperity itself is understood - not as money but as solutions to human problems - every economic act is an explicitly moral choice.
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Poem published in the poetry book “Short Poems for a Temporary Society”, and made into a Cin(E). Original title, VITAM EXHALARE (Et Inde Exhalat Vita).
Also published on, youtube.com/watch?v=zDqx0blxUDg and available on, http://www.veronese.ch/books/ thanksThe Open Road of FreedomAlberto Veronese2018-10-14 | A short excerpt from “Johnny Come Lately” (1943), William K. Howard (director), John Van Druten (screenplay), Louis Bromfield (novel) James Cagney, Tom Richards, Grace George, Vinnie McLeod, Marjorie Main (stars)
“Johnny Come Lately” certainly deserves to be better known than it is... youtube.com/watch?v=eQFl4ynM7MQIt is Safe to just Be (Caitlin Johnstone)Alberto Veronese2018-10-12 | Oct 11, 3018, by Caitlin Johnstone “On Biology, Brains, And Human Suffering” caitlinjohnstone.com/2018/10/11/on-biology-brains-and-human-sufferingAnn Pettifor: on “OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY”Alberto Veronese2018-10-10 | Although I am held in check for quite some time now by a cancer that wants by force to grow and live inside my body, I’m back again with this other video... enjoy:
PEF Council member Ann Pettifor explains how all governments finance their spending (and its not from taxation).
Watch also, “After the War, Clement Richard Attlee” youtube.com/watch?v=X3EMjoRPh1U Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, “The National Insurance Act 1946 (c 67)”.
(1) Labour Party Manifesto (1945) What will the Labour Party do? First, the whole of the national resources, in land, material and labour must be fully employed. Secondly, a high and constant purchasing power can be maintained through good wages, social services and insurance, and taxation which bears less heavily on the lower-income groups.
(2) Winston Churchill, election broadcast (1945) I must tell you that a socialist policy is abhorrent to British ideas on freedom. There is to be one State, to which all are to be obedient in every act of their lives. This State, once in power, will prescribe for everyone: where they are to work, what they are to work at, where they may go and what they may say, what views they are to hold, where their wives are to queue up for the State ration, and what education their children are to receive. A socialist state could not afford to suffer opposition - no socialist system can be established without a political police. They (the Labour government) would have to fall back on some form of Gestapo.
(3) Clement Attlee, As It Happened (1954) It was clear that there could be no return to past conditions. The old pattern was worn out and it was for us to weave the new. We had not been elected to try to patch up an old system but to make something new. Our policy was not a reformed capitalism but progress towards a democratic socialism
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“[...] It is the differences in cultures and economic structures that preclude genuine reform. And so it will always be”.
WHO are the men and women who require us to be long-time servants of “their” money interests.... and get away with blatant lies?
NEVER give up “your” discernment to just become servants of “their” money!
BE AWARE of the IMPLICATIONS of what you're observingMMT Goes NYTimesAlberto Veronese2018-10-10 | Modern Monetary Theory
"Perhaps no one is more skilled in the dark art of deficit deception than Representative Paul Ryan."
OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR “How We Think About the Deficit Is Mostly Wrong” By Stephanie Kelton, October 5, 2017 nytimes.com/2017/10/05/opinion/deficit-tax-cuts-trump.htmlThe Natural Number For Money Is ZeroAlberto Veronese2017-09-22 | Because of health issues I must take a leave from here and I don't know if I'll be able to come back... Thank you very much for keeping reading/viewing, sharing/commenting, and for any 'tax credits' via donations.
On this Channel "Not Gold But Money", which I initiated early in 2012, you'll discover - something that may completely change how you see society today — and it is thanks to the amazing work of a few human beings whom you might never come across otherwise in your day to day life; enjoy their insight and learn from their reflections.
In addition to the proposed list of vlogs below, you'll find, on this YouTube Channel, 620 more broadcasts — it can't be too unreasonable to expect our politicians who are casting votes on Federal Budget issues on behalf of us (or the news media that informs us about the efforts of our elected policymakers) to comprehend the national accounting practice.
For a comprehensive Index of my multimedia posts, browse my weblog fistfullfeed.wordpress.com — Thoughts and Questions on How Money Influences Our Lives and Vice Versa. Well, once again I thank each one of you for your regard, Alberto Veronese
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"The String Theory of Money" "Money: The Missing Z-axis" "Money Is Not an Act of Saving" "Father Gold, Mother Money" "Money, One of the 'Dynamic Forces' that Act in Economy" "Money Makes You Fly" "When Man Accepts What He Has Been Told is Money…" "How Much Money Is Out There?" "No Central Bank Spends Tax Money" "The Post-1971 Monetary System" "Pure Barter Economies Never Existed" "Taxes Do Not Pay For Anything" "DNA of an Economy" "The Illusion of *Gold Certificate*" "Money Where Are Our Limits?" "A Sovereign Government Issues Its Own Currency" "To Be in Debt With Each Other, or Not To Be" "Modern Money and Public Purpose" "Currency Issuer vs Currency Users" "Government Debt = Private Assets" "Is the National Debt Really 'Debt' at All?" "Money Is No Object"
... ...Monies Have Nothing To Do With Gold and SilverAlberto Veronese2017-09-22 | Monies have nothing and never have had anything to do with gold and silver.
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In 1848, when Switzerland was politically unified, the modern Swiss franc was issued to replace the local currencies (Federal Coinage Act of 1850).
These Swiss coins I found in my wallet, are among the world’s oldest coins still valid today. To date, they have the same design...
Since 2004, this existing pure nickel 20 centime coin of the years 1881–1938 has been withdrawn from circulation because machines cannot detect it. Today, the 20 centime coin is in a copper/nickel alloy.
It is clear that the 'precious' nickel alloy could not has been a standard of value nor could it has been the medium of exchange.
Changes in the coinage do not affect prices — the monetary unit is always distinct from the coinage...
and the price of a commodity (E.g. gold and silver) fluctuates constantly in terms of that unit.
We are so accustomed to paying a multitude of small purchases in coin that we have come to adopt the idea that the right to payment of a debt means the right to payment in coin or its equivalent
— and further, fostered by the laws of legal tender we have been led to the notion that payment in coin means payment in a certain weight of gold.
In all times, at all stages of civilization, the foundation of all societies is the "sanctity of an obligation" — the idea that to 'savages', obligation is unknown and only barter is used, is without foundation.
"To free oneself of an obligation" and not "gold or silver" is the one property which all men seek, the acquisition of which is the aim and object of all commerce.
There is not and there never has been, a law compelling a debtor to pay his debt in gold or silver, or in any other commodity;
Tax-credit alone is money. Monies (credit and debt) have nothing and never have had anything to do with gold and silver.
A "sale", is not the exchange of a commodity for some intermediate commodity called the "medium of exchange," but the exchange of a commodity for a tax credit.
Switzerland is the monopoly supplier of ‘its’ currency — its "tax credit".
The Link To #MMT2017 Live-Streaming - It will go live as respective events begin... https://www.umkc.edu/ia/streaming/live-streams.cfm
Full Program for #MMT2017 Conference: https://www.umkc.edu/ia/streaming/live-streams.http://www.mmtconference.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/MMTConfProgram-1.pdfAs the Federal Money Dries Up...Alberto Veronese2017-09-18 | California public spending on State prisons compared with spending on higher education 1981-2011. (Per system funding as percentage of California State General Fund Budget)
Incarceration v education, public spending compared...
"Unfulfilled Potential" Peter Cooper, 9 September 2017 http://heteconomist.com/unfulfilled-potentialMommy, Where Do Ponies Come From?Alberto Veronese2017-09-11 | Austerity (a political and economic term referring to policies that aim to reduce government budget deficits through spending cuts, tax increases, or a combination of both), based on the lie that a government faces the same financial limits as an household, is an enormous fraud.
Speakers, Warren Mosler Stephanie Kelton Bill Mitchell L. Randall Wray James K. Galbraith Jan Kregel Brett Scott Robert Skidelsky Zach Carter Jeff Spross
Search the Web: Modern Monetary TheoryHow We Got Here...Alberto Veronese2017-09-08 | "Meet John Doe" (1941) by Frank Capra - A film about a man needing money... Gary Cooper is John Doe Written by Robert Riskin, based on a story by Richard Connell and Robert Presnell with Walter Brennan, Barbara Stanwyck, Edward Arnold... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0033891
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Google The Web Modern Monetary TheoryFederal Spending and Taxation ExplainedAlberto Veronese2017-09-05 | The US dollar is a tax credit
"Federal Taxpayers Do Not Fund the Federal Government; The Federal Government Funds Federal Taxpayers" Ellis Winningham, Sept. 4th, 2017 http://elliswinningham.net/index.php/2017/09/04/federal-taxpayers-not-fund-federal-government-federal-government-funds-federal-taxpayersMMT Conference - Sept. 21-24, 2017Alberto Veronese2017-09-05 | I encourage you to study the extensive and growing literature on Modern Monetary Theory (MMT), which will explain how your country's currency work. It will also reveal to you what an enormous fraud austerity is, based on the lie that a government faces the same financial limits as an household.
Understand how we got here and where we might be headed...
Speakers, Warren Mosler Stephanie Kelton Bill Mitchell L. Randall Wray James K. Galbraith Jan Kregel Brett Scott Robert Skidelsky Zach Carter Jeff SprossEurope – The Deliberate WastageAlberto Veronese2017-08-25 | ...young people drop out of school early, are not receiving any skills development and are unemployed.
August 11, 2017, Eurostat "Young people in the EU: education and employment" http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/-/EDN-20170811-1
Google The Web: Modern Money TheoryFederal Spending, Its Just Business...Alberto Veronese2017-08-24 | No Hard Feelings,
"... It’s no conspiracy. It is just business and the wealthy using their influence to make government see things their way, just like you do when you vote. Your vote is influence. The only difference here being that for business and the wealthy, their money is more influential to politicians than your vote." Ellis Winningham
Federal spending continues to flow into few wealthy pockets...
Rich and powerful oligarchs are above the law. We all know this, but Washington D.C. refuses to do anything about.Austerity KillsAlberto Veronese2017-06-10 | Incompetence and arrogance make for a deadly combination; austerity kills.Paul Lafargue, On Over-Working LaborersAlberto Veronese2017-05-13 | The working day of three hours...
"The Right To Be Lazy", 1883 by Paul Lafargue (15 Jan 1842 – 25 Nov 1911)
"Let us be lazy in everything, except in loving and drinking, except in being lazy." Lessing (22 Jan 1729 – 15 Feb 1781)
"O Meliboee, deus nobis haec otia fecit." Virgil, Eclogue 1.6-36Warren Moslers Book in GermanAlberto Veronese2017-05-12 | Endlich kann man das ganz wichtige Buch von Warren Mosler auf Deutsch lesen... https://www.amazon.de/gp/aw/d/B071V2MGFP/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?__mk_de_DE
Die Ausgaben der Bundesregierung sind auf operativer ebene keineswegs an einnahmen gebunden, das bedeutet, es gibt kein "Ausfallrisiko". Mit anderen Worten, die Bundesregierung kann in ihrer eigenen Währung immer sämtliche Zahlungen leisten, ganz gleich wie gross das Defizit ist oder wie wenige Steuern sie einnimmt.Deutsche Bundesbank, How Money is CreatedAlberto Veronese2017-05-03 | Frankfurt am Main | 25.04.2017 Deutsche Bundesbank, “How Money is Created.” http://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/EN/Topics/2017/2017_04_25_how_money_is_created.htmlWynne Godley, Get Off the EUROAlberto Veronese2017-04-29 | "Maastricht and All That" Wynne Godley, 8 October 1992
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1950 Schuman Declaration 1952 Treaty of Paris 1958 Treaty of Rome 1967 The Merger Treaty (or Brussels Treaty[1]) 1987 Single European Act (SEA) 1993 Maastricht Treaty 1999 Amsterdam Treaty 2003 Treaty of Nice 2009 Treaty of LisbonBundesbank: Banks Do Not Lend Out ReservesAlberto Veronese2017-04-26 | The Bundesbank start by noting that commercial banks create most of the broad money supply via transactions with their customers. Banks lend by creating deposits and then adjust their reserve positions later.
"The Role of Banks, Non-banks and the central bank in the money-creation process"
"Die Rolle von Banken, Nichtbanken und Zentralbank im Geldschöpfungsprozess" Deutsche Bundesbank, Monthly Report April 2017 http://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/DE/Downloads/Veroeffentlichungen/Monatsberichtsaufsaetze/2017/2017_04_geldschoepfungsprozess.pdf http://www.bundesbank.de/Redaktion/DE/Themen/2017/2017_04_25_monatsbericht_geldschoepfung.html
Das widerlegt einen weitverbreiteten Irrtum, wonach die Bank im Augenblick der Kreditvergabe nur als Intermediär auftritt, also Kredite lediglich mit Mitteln vergeben kann, die sie zuvor als Einlage von anderen Kunden erhalten hat.
Ebenso sind vorhandene überschüssige Zentralbankguthaben keine notwendige Voraussetzung für die Kreditvergabe (und die Geldschöpfung) einer Bank.
Geldschöpfung erfolgt zunächst unabhängig von bestehenden Zentralbank-guthaben der Banken … Geldschöpfung zeigt im Besonderen, dass die Kreditvergabe grundsätzlich ohne vorherige Zu üsse von Kundeneinlagen statt finden kann.Herbert Marcuse [Not Advertiser-friendly]Alberto Veronese2017-04-20 | "True freedom means freeing humanity from the hierarchical system that locks us into the daily struggle to earn a living by selling our labor." - Herbert MarcuseF. D. Roosevelt... The Silly, Foolish Old Dollar SignAlberto Veronese2017-04-17 | "... Now, what I am trying to do is to eliminate the dollar sign. That is something brand new in the thoughts of practically everybody in this room, I think—get rid of the silly, foolish old dollar sign."
edited excerpts from, ABC's "The Winds of War" TV Mini-Series (1983) Produced and Directed by Dan Curtis Based on Herman Wouk's War Novel Episode Nr. 5 / "Of Love and War" Series Cast; Robert Mitchum, Ali MacGraw, Jan-Michael Vincent... Ralph Bellamy, Jeremy Kemp... http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0085112
U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt Press Conference, December 17, 1940 http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=15913
Please note that obviously I do not own the copyright, nor do I have a license to distribute -- such material is used for educational purposes only; a "fare use" to provide understanding or give information for issues concerning us all.1949 NATO – What Price Tag Do We Put On?Alberto Veronese2017-04-16 | "The Silly Old Dollar Sign Again" Chicago Tribune March 15, 1949 http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1949/03/15/page/14/article/the-coal-miners-monopoly
"Donald Trump doesn't understand the art of the NATO deal" Richard C. Longworth, Ghicago Tribune, July 22, 2016 http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/commentary/ct-nato-trump-europe-russia-deal-perspec-0726-md-20160722-story.htmlF. D. Roosevelt - Eliminating The Dollar Sign (1941)Alberto Veronese2017-04-16 | U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt formalized a way to assist the allied forces in World War II without technically entering the war. FDR had promised to keep America out of the war in his 1940 presidential campaign, but believed the United States should serve as a “great arsenal of democracy.” Lend-Lease authorized the President to sell, lease, or lend military hardware to any country he designated as vital to American national security.
President Roosevelt signed the Lend-Lease bill into law on 11 March 1941. In April, this policy was extended to China and in October to the Soviet Union.
U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt Press Conference, December 17, 1940 http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=15913Michael Hudson - Running The Government as a Business...Alberto Veronese2017-04-08 | Trump and Trump's own son-in-law Kushner say that the government should be run like a business...
"Where's the money coming from? Problems of postwar finance; guide lines to America's future as reported to the Twentieth Century Fund", by Stuart Chase (1888-1985). New York, The Twentieth Century Fund, 1943 babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=uc1.$b96341
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"The belief that gov't must "get it's money from somewhere" is both incorrect and politically destructive." Jeff Spross - @jeffspross
"No one asks where $ will come from when military wants to drop bombs. Is anyone asking where Trump will get $ to bomb Syria? They just do it" Scott Fullwiler - @stf18
"... better to admit that money is no object and get on with caring for people than to futz around debating "optimal payfors" as ppl suffer." Stephanie Kelton - @StephanieKelton
"Pretending that kids must go hungry unless and until we can raise some tax is cruel and unnecessary. The left better figure this out." Stephanie Kelton - @StephanieKelton
"... if we broaden the definition of national security to include health of our people, planet, etc. we can "find the money" as in wartime." Stephanie Kelton - @StephanieKeltonBertrand Russell, The Rulers and The RuledAlberto Veronese2017-03-11 | "An Outline of Intellectual Rubbish" by Bertrand Russell http://www.personal.kent.edu/~rmuhamma/Philosophy/RBwritings/outIntellectRubbish.htmJack Ma: Spend the Money On Your Own PeopleAlberto Veronese2017-03-01 | edited excerpts
- Jack Ma, Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group, People's Republic of China
“In the past 30 years, America has had 13 wars at a cost of $14.2 trillion. That’s where the money went.”
“What if they had spent part of that money on building up their infrastructure, helping white-collar and blue-collar workers? You’re supposed to spend money on your own people.”
“The next 30 years are critical for the world... The most important thing is to make the technology inclusive. Next, pay attention to those people who are 30 years old, because those are the internet generation. They will change the world, they are the builders of the world... Third, let’s pay attention to the companies who have fewer than 30 employees... So, 30 years, and 30 years old, and 30 employees, that way we can make the world much better.” - Jack Ma ...
Please note that obviously I do not own the copyright, nor do I have a license to distribute -- such material is used for educational purposes only; a "fare use" to provide understanding or give information for issues concerning us all.All The Money Given OutAlberto Veronese2017-02-21 | ...Ellis Winningham - Bits of RealityAlberto Veronese2017-02-16 | Get The Word Out Ellis Winningham - Bits of Reality, February 15, 2017 www.elliswinningham.net http://elliswinningham.net/index.php/2017/02/15/bits-of-reality
Google The Web: Modern Monetary Theory (MMT)Andrea Terzi on The ECBAlberto Veronese2017-02-16 | "Fixing The Eurozone Architecture", 2014 Andrea Terzi in conversation with Marshall Auerback https://www.socialeurope.eu/2014/10/fixing-eurozone-architecture/
"Plein emploi en Europe, avec ou sans l’euro ?" Centre de recherche en économie de Grenoble (CREG) Workshop international - du 15 mai 2014 au 16 mai 2014 http://creg.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/
“Is the 'Six Pack' the Knockout Punch for Europe?” Marshall Auerback, INET, New York, USA ineteconomics.orgThomas Sankara - Those Who Indebted AfricaAlberto Veronese2017-02-14 | Thomas Sankara’s Speech on Foreign Debt Organisation of African Unity (OAU), Addis Ababa, July 1987. Three Months Later Thomas Sankara Was Assassinated
Thomas Sankara 21 December 1949 – 15 October 1987Poor In The Midst of RichesAlberto Veronese2017-02-08 | EMU - get your head out of the sand
the most insupportable kind of poverty is to be poor in the midst of riches
genus egestatis gravissimum in divitiis inopes est Seneca (ep. 74,4)
[PDF] - On January 1, 1999, eleven nations in Europe plan to begin a process of replacing their national currencies with the Euro..... European Monetary Union - Federal Reserve Bank of Boston bostonfed.org/-/media/Documents/neer/neer298a.pdfAmar Reganti - Can We Afford Money ?Alberto Veronese2017-02-01 | But Can We Afford It? Economic Priorities for the Next Administration The Modern Money Network, Friday December 2, 2016
Participants: Amar Reganti, Strategist Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC Stephanie Kelton, Professor of Economics University of Missouri-Kansas City
- The relationship between federal government taxes and outlays - The function of the market for U.S. Treasuries and the meaning of “national debt” - The legal constraints of the U.S debt ceiling - The relationships between government spending, the “money supply”, and inflation - The status of the U.S. dollar as a global reserve currencyObama On The Trillion-Dollar Platinum CoinAlberto Veronese2017-01-20 | Obama’s Last Interview, 19 January 2017 Hosted by Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Dan Pfeiffer and Tommy Vietor. getcrookedmedia.com The "Pod Save America" team sits down with President Obama for his last interview as President.
Of course the President was misinformed because the coin needn’t be “massive”...
Google The Web: Trillion dollar coinWhich Europe Now?Alberto Veronese2017-01-19 | World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 17-20 January 2017 Davos-Klosters, Switzerland
"In September 2017, the MMT University will be launched and open for enrolments." Bill Mitchell, January 2017 http://www.mmtuniversity.orgWho Destroys Peoples Money Balance?Alberto Veronese2016-11-24 | our monetary system is imposed rather than shared...
how can we expect to respond effectively to our monetary system if we don’t have the audacity and willingness to understand it?
...Is the National Debt Really “Debt” at All ?Alberto Veronese2016-11-20 | Don’t confuse national wealth (real assets), with financial numbers on a balance sheet. What matters is not if the glass is half empty or half full; what matters is what it is inside the glass.
It is necessary to have a clear understanding how money is created (and how it is managed by any power whatever), if one does not want to find oneself in a problem entanglement in which “equal” things are perceived and compared as different with each other, whereby in reality they are the same.
We are the government and the government is us. Though, we might take into account the possibility that we all have so far universally failed the mirror test…
Once one clearly recognizes the difference between real productive capital (non-financial assets) and money, it is only a small step to a clearer understanding of real world economic imperatives.
Money does not change hands as commodities are – the natural number for money is zero.
Money exists only as the "price" of “something” produced at a given "time"; and it is always expressed in its "government’s currency".
...Reagans Balanced Budget, A Bill of GoodsAlberto Veronese2016-11-07 | "[…] the balanced budget amendment is an attempt to sell the American people a bill of goods" - Gerald W. McEntee
"NO, NO, NO!", by Gerald W. McEntee The Public Sector, August 10th, 1987 Official Publication of The Civil Employees Association https://library.albany.edu/speccoll/findaids/eresources/csea/The-Public-Sector_1987-08-10.pdf