How I came to the conclusion that countries all around the world are human farms?
Basically in most countries around the world, the cost of living is equal to the average wage. This is by design so that people are forced to rely on banks. Central banks control interest rates, which control inflation or the cost of living. Central banks are privately owned and not controlled by the governments.
Money is not backed by gold, they print it out of thin air. Fiat currency loses it value by 2% per year, that is why our parents could go to the movies for 20 cents. Central banks print more money and it lowers the value of the money in circulation. This creates inflation while wages remain the same. The whole system is a farm and the wealthy can even buy government bonds, which is like shares in a country.
Taxation is theft, If central banks print money from thin air, then why do they need to tax hard working folks, to buy 3 submarines for so called defence, that cost 80 billion dollars, mean while the government is actively cutting social benefits and public spending.
There are some incredibly smart people out there, who explain the truth of the world, and see it for the business that it is. And then you realise we live in a false reality.
To most people Money is the most important thing in the world, most people are controlled, obsessed and base their life around it. But they don't even teach you about it in school? Instead they set you up a free bank account.
In America they have just lowered the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% and this means big corporations pay less tax, Mean while they are stripping away the social benefits like health care and public spending. The Australian Government is doing the exact same. And its all to keep citizens relying on banks. Just take this example: You save 50k and get a deposit on a house. And the bank lends you the remaining money needed to buy the house, that they transferred from one computer to another computer. Then 5 years later the central bank puts interest up and the payments on your loan increase, but your wages have stayed the same. You can either work 2 jobs or lose the house in bankruptcy. Then the banks sells the house at a profit and you do not get your 50k back. Money is just digits in a computer.
So if you don't mind working 40 hours per week until your 75 and can get a pension, then it's all good. But I think it's a form of monetary farming.
Solution: After concern for more than a decade I think the best solution is for people to actively speak up about it. Most people are inherently complacent with their life in this system that is centuries old. But there are some people speaking up about it and it is slowly creating change. Chris Hedges has some great speeches that are worth listening to. The other solution is cryptocurrency, even tho it is in it's early days and has a long way to go, it circumvents the debt based privately owned system with a new system that is most importantly decentralised, secure and transparent. It is for the people and by the people, but at this stage the technology requires some research to be able to utilise it.