In a Nutshell




Compiled by Samantha Lamboy











What’s wrong about the current money system?

  • Private banks create money in the form of loans and require more to be paid back than exists in the system.
  • The drive to make money (to pay loans) often sets people against each other in competing spheres of goods and services
  • The bank expects more money back (interest) than it is owed

What are the disadvantages of the current money system  

  • Federal Reserve borrowing means high-interest loans (usury)
  • High interest affects everything we buy, making goods and services twice as expensive as they need to be
  • More money is owed to the bank than actually exists
  • The exorbitant interest money goes to financial elite, who don’t work for their communities while exacting the benefit of others' hard work; average people are working hard to pay off their loans
  • Average citizens are living with less wealth and under great strain simply to maintain a basic existence.

What is the the psychological impact of the current money system?

  • Average citizens are slaves to debt
  • Bankers dominate and control, loaning money while expecting twice the amount in return; all the interest money goes into their pockets rather than back into the community
  • People become bound only to paying debts instead of living creatively and energetically as God designed us to be; 

What are the advantages of a new money system such as The Talent Network?

  • People come together for mutual beneficial commercials exchanges without incurring debt 
  • People then can cooperate with sharing their skills to satisfy the needs of everyone
  • Wealth arises organically from industry based upon cooperation and accessibility to community  resources
  • Interest-free credit (no usury)
  • Everyone has an account with equal access to all goods and services  
  • It’s not as hard as we think!

How can people be part of the change ? People need to take back the power and responsibility over our money by:

  • Learning about usury and its crippling effect on economies and human lives (See Resources/Usury)
  • Recognizing that the current system exponentially ruins people’s lives
  • Thinking outside the dollar more heavenly
  • Doing research to understand the work that a lot of  people already work on this topic (See Resources)


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