[geocentrism] credit

  • From: "philip madsen" <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <governor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "geocentrism list" <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:14:04 +1000

You will not get this message from any New church Vatican Bishop.. 
Particularly his last: 
Q: What do we do ?

A: One, be ready for hardship. Two, do not be surprised if a 9/11 Part II 
happens to distract us. Three, turn to the Gospel:- "Seek ye first the Kingdom 
of God, and all these things will be added unto you". "Fear not him who can 
harm only the body. Fear him who can throw body and soul together into Hell". 
Economics are only of things bodily. Kyrie Eleison. Bishop Richard Williamson.


Philip.
Credit Crunch 
Eleison Comments X

A global financial problem may soon be changing the lives of all of us. Let me 
offer a few answers ( A ) to a few elementary questions ( Q ):


Q. What is the problem ? I have not yet felt anything.

A: The problem is a credit crunch, or, a worldwide lack of money. Money 
circulating in an economy is something like oil circulating in an engine. Just 
as an engine will seize up if there is not enough oil, so an economy will seize 
up if there is not enough "liquidity", or money circulating.


Q: I might understand one or a few nations being short of money, but how can 
they all be short at once ? How can such a problem be global ?

A: Because the unprecedented ease of communications and trade between modern 
nations by, for instance, aeroplanes and electronics, is making the world into 
a "global village" where all the national economies interlock, so that if one 
nation, especially the USA, sneezes, they all catch cold. That is what is now 
happening.


Q: Still, how can not enough money be circulating amongst all the nations at 
once ?

A: Because the 300-year rise of "fractional reserve banking" means that the 
vast amount of money circulating worldwide comes into existence in the form of 
a loan. For instance you are most likely unaware that there is every 
probability that even the cash in your pocket was borrowed by your country's 
government from the country's (non-government) central bank, to which the 
government is paying interest on that cash ! Now for a loan to take place, both 
lender and borrower need confidence, the lender that he will be paid back, the 
borrower (if he is honest) that he will be able to pay back. This confidence 
has been dwindling in a big way, worldwide, since about July.


Q: Why ?

A: Mainly because of a new form of debt paper being introduced a few years ago 
called "derivatives", named from debt deriving from other debt. Even many 
experts are not exactly clear how derivatives work, which must be part of the 
problem. However, one very successful American investor, Warren Buffett, who 
must have studied them, has called them "weapons of mass financial 
destruction". Indeed. There is now a shaking 30 trillion US dollar mountain of 
derivatives threatening the world's financial system.


Q: What do we do ?

A: One, be ready for hardship. Two, do not be surprised if a 9/11 Part II 
happens to distract us. Three, turn to the Gospel:- "Seek ye first the Kingdom 
of God, and all these things will be added unto you". "Fear not him who can 
harm only the body. Fear him who can throw body and soul together into Hell". 
Economics are only of things bodily. Kyrie Eleison. 

Bishop Richard Williamson
La Reja, Argentina

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