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First, an explanation for my use of the word Desideratum in the title. From Merriam-Webster: "Desideratum: (Something desired as essential)." What could be more essential to a society than individual freedom? (Please note that I am not an economist. I am a concerned Canadian. If you can add to this page or find any errors, please let me know.)
I used to think we were free in Canada. I now know that was a fallacy. We never fought the British and asserted our independence like, for instance, Americans did in 1776. Canada is not a sovereign nation. Canada is governed as a parliamentary democracy and a constitutional monarchy. She is very much under the control of England, the City of London and the Rothschild banks.
Who controls Canada's money?
"The Statute of Westminster (1931) gave Canada the political freedom to make all domestic and foreign decisions but the ownership of the Canadian Federal Government didn't change. On its heels came the birth of the Bank of Canada in 1934. The British Crown stepped behind the curtain to allow the appearance of autonomy, but it remained in full force through the field of finance." henrymakow.ca (emphasis mine)
"Her Majesty owns the Bank of Canada. The personal and corporate income taxes paid by Canadians are the profits for the Bank of Canada. These profits go to Her Majesty and the Bank of England, absorbing more than 10% of the GNP of Canada every year.(GDP (PPP) : $1.274 trillion (2007 est) If you require detailed economic information on Canada, see StatsCan page at: http://www.canadianeconomy.gc.ca/English…" Yahoo! Canada Answers
But what about the government of Canada you say? Well, in truth the government of Canada is nothing more than a corporation. The British Crown, the Rothschilds and other European families own the Corporation of the Government of Canada. Elections are largely a charade. They serve the dismal purpose of giving the people, you and me, the impression that we are making a difference. In truth, each government, regardless the party forming it, is controlled by the shareholders and do their bidding. This is no different than any corporations.
How does this affect Canadians?
This is where it gets personal. All down through history those in power, from kings to despots, dictators to presidents, have remained in power through the use of fear. Today it continues. Whether it's economic collapse, martial law, earthquakes, pandemics, epidemics, terrorism or nuclear disasters, to name a few, we are being continually bombarded with "news" that have only one objective, to keep us living in fear. It should be noted that most of these did not occur and have faded from the news. Now it's the nuclear disaster in Japan which, I believe, will also soon fade from the news. Why? Because they were all psychological operations (Psy Ops). Their sole intent was to create fear. I have done my own research on each of these and I've come to that conclusion. If I'm wrong I stand to be corrected.
As much as each of these were effective in controlling people at the time, their main objective was to condition us to accept that fear was normal and to keep us from seeing the real enemy, which was and is living in plain sight. This real enemy, this "trojan horse" if you will, is national debt imposed on our governments by central banks that are owned by foreigners. To borrow money, a government must put up collateral, usually in the form of natural resources and infrastructure. When a country can no longer pay the interest on it's national debt, which is usually owed to other countries, those countries will demand and receive the collateral that was put up. Every country that operates on debt will eventually go broke. It is an absolute certainty as I explain below.
Central bank debt, the root of all evil
While America was based on individual freedoms from 1776 to about 1913, today that is no longer the case. Since the Federal Reserve Act of 1913, America has been progressively destroyed by the trap of easy credit and spiralling debt. The passage of this act amounted to treason and is recognized as such today.
Can Canada escape the same fate? I don't think so, given our current crop of leaders. My only hope is that Americans will rise up, eliminate the Federal Reserve, and take their country back. Then hopefully, Canada will follow suit. Many states are beginning to do this by emulating what North Dakota did in 1919, which was to set up their own state-owned financial institution, the Bank of North Dakota. Because of this, North Dakota is today debt free while all other states are bankrupt.
Imagine what a country could do with no debt. We could be exploring the universe. Instead we are mired in debt and going nowhere.
Compound interest, how to lose a country
The thing that most people do not understand is how money is created in today's world. Simply put, banks create all the money in circulation today. This is true in Canada. Banks do this by making loans (money they don't have by the way). Through the deception of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) of debits and credits, each loan appears on their books as a credit to the bank which, in effect, makes them richer by the amount of that loan. Then, through the magic of "margin and reserves", for each loan they make, they are allowed to "magically create" up to ten times (the 10% reserve rule) more money to loan to more borrowers. This, in effect, is repeated over and over for each subsequent loan, ad nauseam. Talk about a license to print money.
While this may be a simplified way of explaining it, it is essentially true, although in some jurisdictions the 10% reserve rule can be much more. Banks of course charge interest on those loans. This is how they make their money. The problem for society is that there is never enough money in the system to cover all of that interest. This, of course, becomes the national debt that countries build up. We can see what that is doing to all of the western countries today.
So what can each of us do about this?
Two things... The first thing we must do is convince our government to create it's own money, which, under the Statute of Westminster, it is supposed to do anyway. In other words, Canada must nationalize the Bank of Canada and repudiate the funny money national debt. It only exists on paper. It's not real.
In order to do this, the Corporation of Canada first, that's our government, needs to become an all-Canadian corporation, owned by the people of Canada. The creation of money must become, once again, a public utility. It must be taken out of the control of foreign banks and wealthy European families. Canada needs to cut herself from Mother England and become a free country. Canada basically needs to take the same course as North Dakota did in 1918.
The second thing we must do is face the fraud or organized religion. It is, like the media, a tool for those who want to enslave us. It serves no purpose to the truly free man or woman. Organized religion, like government dictatorship, is based on fear. No-one wants to "go to hell" after they die. But we create our own hell right here on earth. Its past time to end this charade of never-ending fear at all levels.
Until these two things happen, I think we each need to take more responsibility for our lives, opt out of easy credit as much as possible, live simpler, and do what we can to make our little corner of the world a better place.
John Crittenden
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