Forum Post: What is the proposed solution?
Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 26, 2011, 1 a.m. EST by cisci
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Granted, these problems, and more, do exist.
BUT, what is the solution?
Is there a working plan?
What are the goals, immediate and long term?
How are they to be achieved?
Who will oversee the process?
It is heartwarming to see the peaceful protestors united, however,
after all is said and done, what is the expected outcome?
Will they one day just get fed-up occupying and wandering around
and simply go home?
Will the ones responsible all of a sudden decide to change their ways
and by extension change the structure of the present establishment?
How will this end?
You certainly caught my attention. There is always someone out there who can answer your question. I just posted the solution but cannot find it yet. What did the 99ers of Scandinavia mandate their gov. when they were reduced was the title. The working plan has been tested, refined and proven over the last 200 years. The goal is to go into this game the 1% have perpitrated on us with Scandinavias queen game piece. Long term is to get our government to function as intended. The Matrix showed how this is to be achieved, the public gives consent to the council of Patrons who commission the director in charge of the hovercraft captains who hack into the four estates to fix corruption. They wander and go home when a conclusion to a united decision is reached. We are in the birthing process right now. As long as the public does not have a guard posted at the open vaults of our national treasure the ones responsible will never stop. This will end with America being fixed or we endure living in a broken system.
Agreed. Protesting only raises awareness. Action changes things.
The occupy movement condemns a system that offers enough money for 1% and inadequate money supply for the rest of us. The principal issue is money supply. Once we increase the amount of money available our conditions will quickly improve.
We have been told throughout our lives that the amount of money is limited. That there isn't enough. That only certain people have it. That too much money in the system is "bad." That only certain people know how to control the amount of money in our world. This is indoctrination and has very little to do with the truth.
Money is a commodity just like electrical power. Without electricity our systems grind to a halt. They are dependent on it. Without money people lose their homes, their employers fail, their governments waiver and all around them slows to a halt. With enough electricity, as there is today, the systems that rely on it function well enough.
With enough money flowing through our economic system, foreclosures stop, businesses function efficiently and each of has enough money to conduct our day to day lives. Money is just a thing that we need. It is not valuable, it is not special, it is a commodity. Let us all work to increase the supply of money to ALL people, not just the 1%. How?
Our system relies on credit to bring money into our lives. Banks get money into the system through loans. That is our system and it is best to work with it.
North Dakota has it's own publicly owned bank. They have the lowest foreclosure rate and the lowest unemployment rate in the nation.
You know why don't you? Yes, they loan plenty of money to residents and businesses at very low or no interest. This creates a solid money supply for everyone in North Dakota. Just get the money into the system and today's problems will be reduced. The people of North Dakota are NOT reliant on the whims of wall street and the private banks for their quality of life. The 99% in North Dakota HAVE ENOUGH MONEY. Today's problems are inadequate money supply. Go learn about public banking for Illinois (or wherever you are from) and force your state legislators to set up their own state bank. Leave the national legislators to sleep with citibank. The state legislators HAVE to listen and they will. A dozen other state including California are considering public banks now. Now go study up on state banks and increase the money supply. Wall street and the federal reserve have no intention of increasing the amount of money...it is up to each of us to push for the formation of state banks.
This is one suggestion for one problem ONLY, but remember, wall street is dependent on PRIVATE banks. A group of publicly owned state banks loaning fee only money will hurt out private banking system...a good way to take back our money.
A working plan is in place. COPY THE BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA and force state legislators to create a state bank. There seem to be occupy movements everywhere...lets have state banks everywhere.