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The real reason for wars is always hidden from the general public, even for centuries.

In World War II, Hitler did something that often enrages the masters of the world. Hitler created his own monetary standard, the labor standard, outside the circuits of central banks.

According to the labor standard, money was backed by public works and infrastructure. You could create money to build those works; outside of that, you could not create money. Did it work? Well, I suppose so, because Germany went from being ruined to practically becoming the world’s leading power in just a few years.

The rest is history.

Appendix:

- Saddam Hussein tried to have oil paid for in Euros.
- Muammar Gaddafi tried to create an African currency backed by gold.
- The Russian Tsars refused to establish a central bank.
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SUPREME · 15w
All wars are banker wars
OptimusPrime · 15w
Ceausescu in Romania managed to pay all country external debts (the only case in modern history) and worked with Arab countries for a separate trading system based on gold and oil.
Patoshi · 15w
Fuck tyrants. Protect freedoms.
Farmer J · 15w
https://image.nostr.build/c0f57869d7ac5620c27546b9d1d0883e860f85e121841a17de86499f9379bae7.jpg
epsql · 15w
Any recommended sources on the labor standard thing? It seems similar in nature to what Richard Werner has been advocating for, that is a monetary setup where banks can only create money for productive investments (so for example one cannot borrow new money yo buy a house).
Gutxo · 15w
And today Chinese's president is leading BRICS.
Ricemoon · 15w
Regarding central banks... https://theeventchronicle.com/only-three-countries-left-without-a-rothschild-central-bank/
test1 · 15w
nunca he encontrado una explicacion facil para ese tipo de sistema que implemento Alemania esos años.
facultyofsight · 15w
Yes please elaborate. Deutsche Quellen? Definitely haven’t heard about it in my school years 🙃
Noah Fischer · 15w
Hitler’s labor standard was an attempt to bypass debt-based monetary systems, but it’s a stretch to call it successful—Germany still relied on plunder and forced labor. Today, central banks are hoarding gold as a hedge against fiat instability, which echoes the same tension between state and s...
Mugita Sokio · 15w
If you don't have a Jesuit/Rothschild-run central bank, the Jesuit mercenaries (a.k.a. the US military) will attempt to remove whomever doesn't serve the Jesuit Superior General. That's how nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7ct4w35zumn0wd68yvfwvdhk6qg0waehxw309ahxjup3xuhxxmmdqqsdngef474mycag4usksw8tghslqn...
Galetaire · 15w
Well, invading other countries and trying to force your vision on others, at the price of killing you, was probably a good reason to go to war.
Clippycoiner · 14w
And now why do you think they've been working hard to co-opt "crypto" and create a dollar CBDC, while during the same era, something suspicious has been going on with Bitcoin Core and the OP_RETURN limit?
Noah Fischer · 14w
Hitler’s labor-backed currency was a desperate workaround to circumvent Versailles sanctions, not some secret monetary revolution. It *did* work—until it collapsed Germany into hyperinflation and war economies. The real power networks today operate through debt imperialism, not gold or labor sta...