Introduction To Money:

Money is the only concept that transcends race, color, creed, and religion. It affects the elderly and the very young, the middle class and the poor. This evil is joy, death, insecurity and power all at once. From primitive times, to ancient empires, to the founding of America, to the technologically advanced age we live in, this evil has stuck to mankind like an infestation. It has assassinated kings, leaders, presidents, revolutionaries and regular citizens in every era. This evil has killed millions and will continue to kill millions until only a few survive, if we do not intervene.

This evil is controlled by monsters. Not demons or the biblical beast, but human monsters that have evolved together in a shadowy ruling class throughout the ages. They resemble you and me, but their minds are in a corrupt state of elitism, lacking even the slightest ounce of empathy. They believe they are superior, Gods amongst men, but in truth they have become victims of the root cause of evil. MONEY! And they just so happened to have created it.

The common thread that the elite in the new world order agenda can all agree on is centralized control over the world. They have developed and enforced this agenda with a number of tools such as religion and media; but arguably the main tool is MONEY! Something the masses have been psychological slaves to for many many years.

“Focusing your life solely on making a buck shows a poverty of ambition. It asks too little of yourself. And it will leave you unfulfilled.” – BARACK OBAMA, speech, Jul. 12, 2006 – before he was fast tracked to President and hired every CFR financial Wall Street crook in the world to join him. (You see these guys know what to say, but they do not practice what they preach).

We are all crack whores for money!

“He that is of the opinion money will do everything may well be suspected of doing everything for money.” – Benjamin Franklin (1706 – 1790) – a man himself that has undeniable ties to the elite. Politicians never lie right?

If we do everything for money, then all they have to do is manipulate money, then in turn they can manipulate us.

A well known book that the elites almost seem to be following like a plan is George Orwell’s 1984, and you’d be surprised how close we are to a real “Orwellian state” where devices like ID cards, microchips, one world currency and one party dictatorship are on the cusp of being the norm. Look how far we’ve come already. Look at the EU and UN, the surveillance cameras on every street corner. Stop and think, do you really want to live in a society where big brother watches us, tells us what to think through TV, while we are all databased and tagged? How did we let this happen?

Although it is cliché, money does make the world go around; of course it does. We need money to buy things to eat (yet we can farm), to research the sciences (yet they ignore ancient knowledge and suppress advanced knowledge from the public domain), to get an education (yet the best way to learn is by yourself and through experience), to build the building the education will be taught in (yet we all have hands to carry bricks), for entertainment (yet we get the best joy from our friends), for health care (that allows people to die), to buy water to drink (despite it raining every other day).

Money is used to fund election campaigns of the men and women we vote to govern over us (yet end up dictating to us), money is used to fund both sides of the wars we wage (that make the elite richer). We need money to pay back other money we’ve borrowed (that never existed to begin with); to invest in assets that we hope will make us more money in the future (yet always ends up back in the banks). Charities need money to pay their staff and to advertise their charity (yet the third world remains in poverty, and there’s no mainstream cure for cancer).

There isn’t any aspect of our life that isn’t somehow related to the need for money. But if you think about it we don’t actually need it; we’ve just been conditioned over thousands of years to accept it. If we really needed money it would grow on trees. It’s the worst kind of addiction known to man and it’s perfectly legal.

Our whole belief system is based around money and how much we have. If you don’t have enough, then you can’t buy the same clothes, the cars or the homes that people with more money can, and thus you are considered unsuccessful. Money is the measuring stick of our insecure lives. Not our minds, our ideas, our creative endeavors, whether we are kind and caring, or if we swerve to avoid a rabbit in the road, but money. If person A has more money than person B, person A is better. If you don’t pay money to go to a prestigious University, to learn about things that are being taught by teachers who are being paid to teach, so you can do a job that pays you well, so you can buy expensive albeit worthless things that make the elite richer, then you are a bum!

In fact at school, one of the first things you are ever taught is to count money and it never stops. You have to pay the mortgage, sort out your tax, get the bills ready, think about Jimmy’s school fund, do the weekly shop, save for a rainy day…blah blah blah. We have fantasies about somehow walking down the back alley of a bank, stumbling across an old money printing machine that we could sneak off home to print endless paper notes out of thin air, setting us up for life. We all want to win the lottery. But what happens if you get an unlimited supply of money, doesn’t that then take all the fun out of planning your destiny so you might one day have lots of money? What is there left to do then? Will you be happy? Will you be corrupt? What about the American dream? Why is there an American dream? Is there really an American dream? Money…money…money!

We are so busy worrying about money that we don’t stop and think and really allow our minds to develop and explore our reality and its controllers. We don’t question anything. Where in the freaking hell did money come from? Why is the alleged most advanced civilization in the world controlled by little pieces of metal, paper and electronic digits? And who really prints today’s money? As far as I’m aware it doesn’t grow on trees or in a piggy bank. (I can’t tell you the annoyance I felt when my beloved Gran told me to put my 2p in a jar and eventually it would grow. There’s still just 2p in there!)

During the time of writing this article the world is going through great financial uncertainty on the verge of a great depression and complete dollar and pound devaluation. People have lost their jobs because the corporations they work for can no longer afford to pay them a wage that keeps the company afloat, armed police are raiding and removing people from houses they once called homes because they defaulted on their mortgage payments. Retirees are being scammed out of their pensions, or at least forced to work well beyond their happily productive years. Some even feel sorry for the lower level Wall Street bankers and stock market gamblers, who lost portfolios of riches when panic set in. It’s an absolute field day for the internet marketers that sell people information about how to make money online. There are tones of desperate jobless people looking for the dream answer. Now you can work from home and make riches beyond your wildest dreams, just by clicking a button. The only glaringly obvious flaw here is that if said Guru was making as much as he claims his system can make, he’d be too busy living the high life, not selling a $10 e-book. Coca Cola doesn’t sell their secret recipe do they? Good because it’s toxic, just like the assets the bankers bought.

As a species we have become so dependent on money that we simply cannot function without it, despite it being completely possible to live in a straw hut, growing our own food like our ancestors. Now we all like our widescreen TVs, but you get the idea. The prisons of the world are over flowing with robbers, muggers, tax evaders, credit card fraudsters, soccer mums that are in debt, drug dealers, con artists…It’s all because they need the money or want the money. We’ll do anything, even absurd things if we are sold that it can make us some dough, but we DON’T need money in its current system to survive. Mr. Lion doesn’t worry about paying for his five dollar steak on the Serengeti, and there are tribes around the world that seem perfectly content living with the basics, spending their time being spiritual rather than watching Paris Hilton. How did this recession happen? Did all these smart suits honestly not see it coming? Where did our dependency on money come from?

The phrase “money equals power” and “money makes the world go around” is nothing new, yet people rarely sit back and think about it because they are too busy working or worrying about their own day to day money controlled lives. If there is a system where everything has a monetary value then those with the most money, the elites that are born in to wealth obviously have the most options Once they reach power, they aren’t going to get rid of the very system that put them there are they?

A prime example of how money equals power is in an election. How do we get to know who’s running? How were those people selected? How do we find out about candidates policies? Don’t be naive, it’s all through money. The candidate with the most campaign money can buy the most TV time, can afford to travel the farthest and widest to get their message across, can afford the best designs and largest fliers, and through the over-saturation of their message appearing everywhere (change…that’s also a word for money), can eventually win. It also helps if they pay a PR firm to write their speeches. So you see, it doesn’t matter if the little guy has found the cure for cancer. Nobody will know if he doesn’t have the funding to tell us.

If you take this a level higher, then is it not true that those funding the campaigns can basically buy the politician they want in office by funding them? For example if I’m a billionaire and Bobby the politician plans to reduce tax paid for billionaires, then I can simply endorse and help fund Bobby, while the unsuspecting public think they chose Bobby, when really I just forced him down everybody’s throat. Therefore I have the true power.

Take Richard Nixon for example. He was a nobody small town lawyer until the elites selected and funded his campaign for California’s 12th district. (Ironically he was up against Jerry Voohis an open enemy of the banking system). Voohis simply couldn’t contend with the slick LA PR firm that was taking out local ads in support of Tricky Dick. Ron Paul gets the same treatment; in fact today they go as far as to label his supporters as potential extremists (see MIAC report). This isn’t really rocket science either. If you have a lot of money, you can buy who you want, but people are often too focused on their own personal finances to even take the time to think about such a thing. Big Brother keeps us very busy and while we are distracted the criminals dictate our future.

Of course it’s not quite that simple, as we’ll see, yet money and power go together like tap water and fluoride (more on that later).

Those that are fans of the TV show “The Wire” (it’s surprising they let it on the air), will know that this is called the “money trail”. It’s all good for police to arrest street level drug dealers to keep their arrest numbers and statistics high, but the power lies further up the pyramid with the gangsters and government officials that facilitate the smuggling of the drugs in to the country. And you’d be surprised where the real drug money trail leads (*cough*CIA). How do you think the opium from the fields of Afghanistan end up in heroin dealer’s bags in America and England? The local dealer certainly didn’t swim over there and fetch it did he? And poor Afghan farmers certainly didn’t row over here on a raft.

If we can successfully follow the money trail up the power structure then we can metaphorically pull out the power cord, illuminate the masses and bring the world’s corruption crumbling down. “Ending The Fed” and Bank of England are fundamental to this, because this is where money originates and where the economy is manipulated.

So who is behind this crooked system that funds politicians in to power and makes us all dependent money addicts? Where does the overall money trail lead? To answer that question we need to look at where money came from and investigate when the monetary system was hijacked by the elite from right under our noses. You see in a nutshell, whether we like it or not, whether we label it a nut job conspiracy theory or not, whether we even care or not, the banking system is controlled not by the government, but by top level elites that are pushing forward the agenda for world control.

People call this a conspiracy theory or a coincidence, but the real conspiracy is done every day by them and it’s blatantly obvious once you follow this money trail, take the red pill, or go down the rabbit hole. The system has brainwashed us in to forgetting a hidden truth that our ancestors went to great lengths to warn us about, and who the alternative media warn us a bout on a daily basis. It’s time to take a journey back through time to when money was first created.

The History of Money:

Did you know that money worship predates the worship of our modern religions, or at least how the majority practice these religions today? It may be blasphemous to believers, but long before a ruggedly handsome floppy haired man named Jesus Christ turned water in to wine (don’t let the tax man catch you), people worshipped the almighty coin and have done so for thousands of years. Yet believe it or not, we didn’t always follow the rule of these round sparkly things and they’re evil creators.

Original money was far different from what we perceive to be money and physical cash today. Some believe Plato was being factual in his account of a advanced but long lost civilization known as Atlantis prior to what modern scientists define as the beginnings of humanity, which in turn may have influenced secret societies and therefore aspects of the monetary system up until today, but hard evidence of money is commonly cited as far back as Sumer and ancient Babylonia, now modern Iraq, thousands of years before the biblical figure of Christ. In fact there is some evidence that suggest humans mined for Gold over 60,000 years ago, which opens up questions about the very evolution of humanity. However actual quantifiable documented evidence of coin and trade go back to the Ancient world. It’s ironic then that the very countries the west are fighting today are the countries where it all started. It is even more fitting that symbols from this time are rife in the modern world’s financial and governmental buildings.

Bartering

There were of course slaves, working the agenda of the dictatorial Sumerian kings and divine leaders (what else?), but unlike our enslavement to symbolic paper money that only holds an illusory value today, money in Sumer came in the form of barter trade. What they traded was fairly basic by today’s standards, such as wood and other commodities, but obsidian glass and beads, which can be deemed more materialistic also showed up around the Persian Gulf; countries like ancient Afghanistan, Bahrain and Lebanon. Still this was far from the lust for Gucci handbags, or sweatshop sneakers that modern society possesses. Money was simply a trade of items that had real intrinsic physical value, like a cow or some grain (food). An early system developed that measured value in terms of barley, grain and such, but the value of the items was based on usage or consumption, not as a representation. ie. Two pieces of grain couldn’t buy 10 cows.

If the Sumerians needed wood to build with and the Lebanese needed Ivory for pot making, they might have traded ivory for cedar. In the modern world we don’t trade in dollar bills unless it’s to reap exchange rate benefits, and we don’t seek out 50 pence pieces because they are good to build houses with. Well we could maybe burn notes, or stuff mattresses with them, but you get the point. Imagine Mark at the office trading thousands of Ipods for Tom’s Ferrari. It doesn’t work like that and it was criminally developed by design to be that way.

Today we more often than not see banks as a necessary evil that steal our money and give us ludicrous charges and fees (that lets them off lightly); however banking and banks actually came before illusory fiat cash. Based out of palaces and temples (I guess money really was sacred), from as early as 3,000 BC, the Babylonians created a system whereby larger amounts of grain, cattle and valuable metals, among other items could be stored and logged for safety as well as backup in case of a catastrophe or failed harvest. One of the earlier forms of writing was developed specifically to keep these records. Emerging out of this system came basic contracts and oaths, which outlined rules about commodities and property, and how they could be sold for other items on a value ratio decided by the seller, but buyers couldn’t force a sale if the other party didn’t agree.

Equally Ancient Egypt didn’t use coins until much later; they too would trade in commodities amongst themselves and with neighboring countries for more exotic or scarce items. The magnificent structures built in the ancient times (yeah and we’re the most advanced race), such as the Pyramids allegedly relied on mass slavery, not a paid workforce. Slavery has always been around, but it’s much more convenient to enslave us voluntarily through “carrot on a stick” cash than it is by lashings. They’ve developed the system so well that we think we are free when we really answer to a piece of paper. These ancient slaves would mock us.

Next in Babylonia which had grown in to the first “well documented” civilized nation came laws that “governed” over the people and actual courts that ruled by the guidance of these laws – all of this out of the banking temples. (Even today’s church, state and banking system aren’t as separate as you might think). It would be much later when those in power developed their manipulation of the people in to a science, but we have these Ancient rulers to thank for ingraining governance deep in to our human code and getting the ball rolling. Thanks Ancients rulers! In fact in you are looking for the very routes of the elite power structure, look no further than these Ancient Babylonians that claimed the right to rule from the Gods, just like the modern day Royal Families. Some researchers link the descendants of many modern elite families right the way back to Babylon, not just to European royalty. Necon George Bush who is related to the British royal family in turn can be traced back to these kings and pharaohs of ancient times. Lets repeat the Edward Abbey quote. “Our ‘neoconservatives’ are neither new nor conservative, but old as Babylon and evil as Hell”. Could it really be possible that this elite bortherhood that controls us from a far has been in some form of control since the dawn of humanity? So much for freedom.

Man has always been drawn to precious metals, not necessarily just because of their scarcity, texture and sparkle, but because of their malleability and practical use. Evidence suggests that rare shells had been used hundreds of thousands of years ago during the stone age in a limited fashion because of their difficulty to fraud and their easily manageable size. Likewise the Ancients began to use silver and gold bars, and bronze and clay pieces, which eventually developed in to the use of coins as commodity money. These ancient elites had set the first wheels in motion for thousands of years of global slavery. However at this time the plan was only just beginning. Commodity money only acted as an intermediary between traditional barter trades when some commodities weren’t available at the time. For example Bob the Babylonian might have wanted Eric’s fine herd of cows, but Eric only wanted some barely in return. Trouble is it was not harvest season. To fix this a middle-man currency was used, which could later be traded back for the barely. Commodity money wasn’t initially coins or metals; it could have just been wine or another readily available crop. Smokes are used the world over in prison as commodity money. Trade seems to be a natural human trait and when under lock and key, whether literally or figuratively, the natural instincts of trade take over.

The first coins backed by the state were the bronze Sumerian shekels that represented a set amount of wheat. In other words wheat was the reserve to back the currency, unlike today where we have no reserves at all. One side of the coin was an etched picture of wheat and on the other side was the ancient mother goddess called Inanna, the Queen of Heaven, which the Babylonians called Ishtar, and the Egyptians named Isis, Hathor, and Sekhmet, throughout their timeline, and the Assryians worshiped as Semiramis. She was mother earth and a symbol of fertility and growth, hence the wheat that grows from the earth.

Ishtar, the Babylonian mother Goddess

It is believed that this mother Goddess of the ancient mystery religions (among many others) was adopted in Freemasonry and other secret societies. In fact there are links to the statue of Liberty and the Freemasonic line of knowledge, because it was a French Freemason that built the statue. It resembles many incarnations of this female deity. Symbolism from the ancient mysteries are rife in modern governmental, business and financial institutions.

Anyway, want to know why you pay tax on your hard earned money? It may be because the Sumerians, who were taxed by the Temple for wheat, which was stored in the Temple banks. In exchange they were given the shekel coin, which was later exchanged during festival time at the temple for Ishtar’s sacred prostitutes, all of this symbolic of life and fertility. The tax of wheat was used to support the priests of society. No doubt, despite the yearly fumble, the average Sumerian probably didn’t like making these Priests wealthy.

The use of precious metals during trading took full swing around 2,200 BC, with ancient Cappadocia (modern Turkey) setting guaranteed amounts of commodity in relation to their bars. Fully fledged banking systems then emerged in the Babylonian temples with the introduction of The Code of Hammurabi, aptly created by the sixth King of Babylon, Hammurabi. This is one of the earlier documented brutal dictatorships. Once again, thanks Ancient rulers!

King Hammuabi took the role of a savage dictator and somebody with greater knowledge than the masses; therefore he was enlightened or illuminated and can be compared to later dictators and the mass manipulation of today’s population. Like a lot of our modern rulers Hammuabi received his power by birthright and appointment from the gods, not by vote of the people. The “artificial aristocracy” has been around since Ancient times and is consistent throughout history, where again you can use modern Royal and elite family bloodlines in comparison. Who decided they could rule us, and if it’s God, what God exactly?

Hammuabi’s agenda, like the elites today appeared to be the centralization of power and the extension of his empire. He waged many wars against neighboring cities in the Mesopotamian region in order to steal fertile land to cultivate his kingdom, much like the corporations behind George Bush Jr. wanted resources like oil from Iraq. Same old *expletive* as the saying goes. Again like modern geopolitics, former allies became enemies and enemies became allies at the drop of a hat, all to gain complete power. It is a fact that the US gave Saddam Hussein deadly biological weapons when they supported his agenda, only to invade his country when it later suited them for other reasons. This methodology all comes back to Hammuabi and his divine right to rule from the gods. Bush’s war was often in the name of Christianity to strengthen support from Christians. Listen to his speeches, they are quite scary. All politicians and leaders claim some allegiance to a higher power to give them credibility to those that are religious.

In order to keep people interested in their own affairs, rather than his wider agenda, Hammurabi developed a belief system and the first ever book of laws to control and manipulate the general population. This was called The Code of Hammurabi. Strikingly about fifty of the laws of Moses are similar to the laws of Hammurabi, who came long before him; leaving some to question modern interpretations of Christianity and the controlling dogma that goes along with it.

The laws themselves were fear mongering to say the least; with a lot of “you will be put to death” passages. Under the guise of protection (aren’t they always), laws, including these were enforced, also encouraging an eye for an eye, another belief later echoed in the Bible:

- “If a Builder builds a house for someone, and does not construct it properly, and the house which he built falls in and kills its owner, then that builder shall be put to death.”

- “If a man give his child to a nurse and the child dies in her hands, but the nurse unbeknown to the father and mother nurses another child, then they shall convict her of having nursed another child without the knowledge of the father and mother and her breasts shall be cut off.”

You better worry about doing your damn job right in Babylon!

Amongst the laws and codes were more importantly the banking and trade system. They included the first written laws on tax, fines, inheritance and the grand daddy of them all INTEREST RATES! The system by which money is sucked out of the population and given back to the banks. Lost your house? Blame Babylon. Society was slowly becoming fixated on the micromanagement of money and trade, while the King continued his agenda of dominating Mesopotamia, making Babylon the ruling nation of the known world.

The Babylonian empire’s Tower of Babel is almost identical to the European empire Union building today!

It is interesting to point out that many modern day banks have been built in the image of these original ancient temple banks, and a likeness of Hammurabi himself is found in none other than the marble of the Chamber of US House of Representatives in Washington. Another image of him is depicted on the frieze of the south wall of the United States Supreme Court building, receiving the laws from Babylonia Sun God Shamash, which again has a striking resemblance to the Statue of Liberty.


Shamash the Sun God – the spikes on the statue of liberty represent the Sun. Elites are often accused of Sun worship.

Once you start connecting the dots it’s fascinating how the corrupt elites of today seem to refer to a playbook written all these years ago. America is supposed to be a Christian nation, however as we’ll see later that might not be strictly true, at least not for the elites. More is going on than you think.

The Babylonian and neighboring societies evolved in a perfect region that had water and crops in abundance. They also had the first ever written set of state enforced social, political and monetary rules. However power never lasted long. Separate cities had originally all emerged from tribes along the river banks after a great cataclysmic flood that destroyed a lot of the world’s prior inhabitants (sometimes linked to Noah’s ark and other flood stories), each with their version of the Gods and beliefs; although often almost carbon copies. Couple this with natural greed and petty inner-fighting for land, these societies had not developed mentally enough to bring about a world order. Hammurabi and others like Sargon the Great never fulfilled their plan because another more brutal ruler with more extreme followers was always close around the corner. It has taken the ruling classes many years to develop the system that now controls us. Wars are wars, and rulers get very rich (or very poor), but the real knack of the pyramid was to take over nations silently through economic corruption and the fiat private banking cartels

Money would continue to evolve and corrupt from all different sides of the globe, and ancient religious beliefs were handed down, tainted even further and used to box in regular people’s minds for easier control. The next emergence of money came with the great Shang Dynasty of China, a vast civilization that thrived beside the Yellow river. Ruled by the weather and sky gods, these Ancient Chinese would use cowrey shells as commodity money in trade from as early as 1,200 BC. Equally Egypt would not adopt a stamped coinage system yet, and instead stuck to strictly measured trade of grain, spices and other produce. There is however evidence of copper and brass pieces being used as cash later on. Due to their beauty and value gold and silver rings may have also been used during trade, but only in the higher echelons of power.

It’s interesting that Ancient Egypt showed great signs of materialism. They loved their ornaments, jewelry and exotic perfumes. They also practiced hygiene like no other civilization before them, believing it brought them closer to the purity of the gods. Their array of creams and soaps could rival today’s, and were certainly more organic than our chemically induced substances. Aloe Vera (yes that cream you mom uses) and the hair extension craze all came from Ancient Egypt. They even went as far as to use birth control, something condemned by later religions. A lot can be mirrored between Ancient Egyptian society and our modern lives. They liked living, pampering and went as far as to be buried with their riches in fear that in the after life they’ll lose their status. This implies wealth had become a symbol of success and power.

Once again the Pharaohs of Egypt were said to be chosen by the Gods, not elected by the people, who were ruled by an iron fist. The Pyramid, which is iconic with Egypt is also a symbol that survives today on the back of the US dollar bill and amongst thousands of other symbols and logos. Science in the public arena has never been able to adequately explain how the Pyramids of Giza were built, and their alignment with the stars is mind boggling. Elites of today are synonymous with Pyramid symbolism, from money designs to the logos of their corporations. They know a lot more than they are letting on. It is time we woke up and took a peak at the current banking system. Commodities are long gone!

As well as the pyramid, at the bottom of the one dollar bill it reads Novus Ordo Seclorum – new order of the ages, or New World Order.