Money is an Illusion: The Parable of the Magic Trick

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The Dollar Magic Trick

Let’s say a magician pulls the first dollar ever out of his magic hat and loans it to you at interest. If you can’t pay it back, the magician gets your house.

Observations 

1. The debt can never be paid back. Where will you get the money to pay the interest?

2. The magician is mathematically guaranteed to get your house. Eventually you will run out of time or energy. 

3. The magician did nothing to deserve this. 

Conclusions 

This is usury and why the dollars you work for and the debt you struggle so hard to pay back is the unjust means of enslaving you. 

This is, for all intents and purposes, how US Dollars are created by the Federal Reserve Banking system and the source of all debt. 

Implications

This is why it’s immoral to pay back debt.

This is why it’s immoral to work for dollars. 

This is why it’s immoral to only accept dollars for payment.

This is why it’s immoral to only offer to pay others in dollars. 

This is why fiat currency should be outlawed.

This is why the Federal Reserve system of banking should be seized and dismantled.

Call to Action

Now that you know this, what will you do. Join me in defaulting on debt. Stop repaying all forms of debt. It’s an illusion. Take out debt and buy gold and silver so that you can survive for the short period needed to break the illusion. Tell others about why accepting and working for dollars is a form of slavery. I will do this. What will your children and wives think if you do nothing? They will know. When the illusion is broken, they will look for those who freed them from all this evil around us. They will find me. Will they find you by me? I don’t want to compete for your wives and children. But if they discover that you were complicit. When they hear you say “I couldn’t help it. I didn’t know. I was too weak. I loved you too much to free you. It was too risky.” When they hear you say that, I won’t stop them from leaving you and coming to me. Don’t let that happen. Join me. Default. And let’s slay this beast together. 

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