WANTED: A Nation of Team Players

COME ONE - COME ALL !

A point well understood by power mongers is that, in order to implement their agendas, they must offer an attraction to those they wish to control. Las Vegas casino operators, for instance, recognize that, without some periodic payback to the players, their machines would sit idle. They cannot expect players to endlessly throw money into a machine without some positive response for their efforts. This is why players are periodically rewarded with mostly small, a few modest, and infrequent large payoffs at the gambling halls. Just the prospect of a substantial sum to one lucky player here and there is sufficient enough to draw scores of wide-eyed hopefuls who expect to "strike-it-rich." In the meanwhile, however, casino operators are the only ones with a sure bet. They feather their nests off of these willing providers of money based partially on mathematical probability and partly on machine settings established by management.

Let the games begin ! !

Operatives in the larger game of controlling a nation's money supply use similar techniques. Various strategies are employed with which to gain willing public acceptance and participation. The ultimate "carrot" used, however, is the same as that used by casino operators. It is none other than to appeal to one's:
"love of money."

We'll make you rich ! !

You gotta play to win.

But remember: you play by our rules.

A substitute term for the above, which makes us feel good about our financial system and entices us to be willing participants is the word:
"prosperity."

How often we hear of America's great prosperity. And how seldom we stop to realize that what we have is not a true prosperity but simply a facade of prosperity; i.e. we enjoy a high standard of living that has come about mostly through debt. We have a strong appearance of prosperity but our citizens, our corporations, and our government exist primarily on borrowed money. Herein lies the key to control of the populace. The Bible tells us that:

"The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender." Prov. 22:7.

The name of the game is D-E-B-T

The name of the establishment game is summed up in one simple word:

D-E-B-T

If you have any doubt about this just turn on your TV or open a newspaper and look at all the enticements:

The object is PROSPERITY.

Borrow up to 125% on your home value.

Zero percent down

No payments for 6 months

No interest until ______

$3,000 cash back

. . . and this is just a sampling of the unending string of tactics to lure people into the debt lifestyle.

... and here's just a sampling of the ways you can win.

You need not have even attended Economics 101 to know that if you become delinquent on a mortgage, the lender has the right to foreclose; i.e. to take possession of that which you believed to be yours. The biggest deception entrapping most people today is the idea that debt is OK "as long as I can handle the payments." What this rationale fails to recognize is that, by design or just from the pressure of its own weight, the fiat money system will come to a screeching halt and when it does, all financed possessions will be up for grabs.

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