Which Political Party Will Expose Usury?
By Tom J. Kennedy
A federal election is scheduled for May 2, 2011 in Canada. The key question is: Which political parties will permit their candidates to challenge the network of international financiers?
My ongoing research reveals that Lord Rothschild referred to compound interest as the eighth wonder of the world. We Canadians, are the victim of the eighth wonder of the world, for the amount of our national debt is $562.8 billion as of March 2011. Readers are invited to view the debt clock at this website: http://www.debtclock.ca complete with plenty of background information.
Obviously, in this current depression there is not enough money to pay off the debt in the foreseeable future so the exacting of interest which ought to be correctly called usury will continue to grow the debt.
Most Canadians are aware that the national debt is massive and for the most part unpayable. In any case, we are facing perpetual debt and deception engineered by an elitist group of international financiers. Institutionalized fiscal irresponsibility, aided and abetted by ignorant politicians - elected by voters (who don’t know that they don’t know) is thrusting a horrible future on our children and their heirs.
We can be correctly accused of being passively accomplices to “child abuse” on an unimaginable scale as we continue to let politicians bamboozle us while they knuckle under to pressure from the international financiers and their ilk who are entrenched in key decision making positions in the intricate world of “greedy finance and corrupted corporations.”
I expect that John Turmel will once again contest this federal election as an Independent candidate and he certainly will challenge the faltering, orthodox, economic system of usury-based, debt money and he will offer “usuryfree” solutions. John Turmel is a perennial candidate for election in Canada, and according to the Guinness Book of Records holds the records for the most elections contested and for the most elections lost.
This will be John Turmel’s 74th election contested. Details of his 73 previously contested elections are posted at this website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_C._Turmel
If you as a reader know anyone who is registered - as an Independent candidate - or as a member of a duly registered political party who is ready and willing to expose the lies, deceit and deception about our orthodox, economic system of usury-based, debt money, then please invite them to browse the articles posted at The UsuryFree Eye Opener and share them with their team of volunteers and their party hierarchy so that they might be motivated to likewise expose the lies, deceit and deception about money and banking.
posted by usuryfree @ 9:17 PM
3 Comments:
Tom: Where can I find a list of declared 'Independant' candidates? You are correct in saying that the mainstream parties are of no use to us. The mainstream politicians all ant the same things; Power, Money, and political tenure. The Parties simply will not support any candidate who might rock the boat.
Paul here is a website with some relevant information about "independent candidates."
http://independentcandidates.ca/blog/about-this-blog-welcome
"This blog is to promote, encourage and draw attention to the importance of Independent Candidates in the political process. Independent candidates are the only hope to bring democratic accountability to the grass roots level of Canada.Party Candidates bring no democratic accountability. They are required to do what the Party tells them and are NOT responsive to or concerned with the local issues. Their allegiance is to their party and NOT to the people who elected them.
Party Candidates are nothing more than Party Automatons. They are simply the mechanism that is used to vote for the mainstream parties."
Independents are a natural process toward greater participation in government by the electorate. I believe that the end of usury is not a political process, however, but an economic one. Centralization of a monetary system maintains power with the few. Structure is primary. The only way to decentralise is with assets. Before the political class turns white with fear, let me clarify that asset based money can operate in addition to the existing use of measures (fiat) and create a choice. How can a free market economy exist without choices ? To think that one form of currency can support a healthy democracy is a little foolish.
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