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Dave Bolton

Crackernomics on Sep. 27, 2013

pancake says: June 27, 2013 at 4:11 pm In terms of hidden financial systems, Andy Perry, with his theory of the Democratisation of Money makes the case that the aim with derivatives is ultimately the issuance of new, non-governmental sovereign money (as a trumping by corporate power, of government power). It’s fascinating what he describes-I think. The new money’s essentially sovereign because the issuance/ownership of the derivatives is hidden behind such a vast and intricate web of corporate structure that’s it’s untouchable (I wonder if jurisdiction-ally, it’s even space based). The new money based on derivatives stand a chance of having value because the right placemen have ‘been in place’ to see to it that the ‘worthless’ derivatives have been/are being swapped 1:1 with government issued money (and so essentially have that as a foundation). Perry’s ebook (available as a free download) is called Crackernomics & is a good read. http://gizadeathstar.com/2013/06/news-and-views-from-the-nefarium-june-27-2013/