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The Troublesome Truth About
Supply And Demand

By James Moore 
12-13-7


Face it, most us have trouble understanding money: its uses, benefits, detriments, its creation, and how it got to hold a preeminent place in our list of desirables.
 
Since our bartering days and our lockstep into the modern method of exchange for products and services, money has become the god of the marketplace, and the one element that keeps the contemporary world running.
 
But if few people understand the intricacies of money, those same people seem to easily understand the law of supply and demand, the money exchanged between buyer and seller. Seems obvious enough.
 
Supply and demand, however, is not what you think is it. Supply and demand is a dangerous assault on our country; and this wont make sense until you know what supply and demand REALLY is, and how this monetary fraud is being used to steal our wealth and ultimately weaken the economic fabric of this nation.
 
To clarify this, lets take it step by step...
 
If I trade my apple for your orange, who had the supply and who had the demand?
 
If I trade my apple for your dime, who had the supply and who had the demand?
 
If I trade my apple for paper that promises a dime, who had the supply and who had the demand?
 
If I trade my apple for a piece of paper labeled one dime, who had the supply, and who had the demand?
In Introductory Economics, Gordon and Dawson admit in its glossary of terms that supply and demand are the same thing.
 
We average, confused people dont see it that way. We dont see that supply and demand are the same thing. But heres the catch: If I trade my apple for your orange we both have a supply AND a demand: I supply an apple and demand an orange. You supply an orange and demand an apple. So supply and demand really are the same thing.
If, however, our trade involves money thats where the fraud begins.
It was a Supreme Court Justice who said, The power to tax is the power to destroy. Why did say this? Because this is no longer supply and demand. You supply the taxes but what do you get in return? You may argue that you get all your utilities. Thats on the local level. But when you supply the IRS with your taxes you get back worse than nothing. The IRS uses your money to support a government so big and bloated, so filled with waste, so loaded with duplication and pork, so hamstrung with patronization and corruption it cant possibly serve the will of the people.
Furthermore, our supply of tax dollars are being eaten up to finance the senseless, illegal war in Iraq, and to sustain a permanent U.S. troop presence in 150 countries around the globe.
Merrill Jenkins, author of Money, the Greatest Hoax on Earth, said this: The law of supply and demand was invented by bankers to conceal their fraud. And worst of all, this illegal tender (in the form of taxes) makes perpetual war possible by making it easy for our mis-leaders to take everything from you, and pay nothing in return.
Nice work if you can get it.
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