Came across this article on Linkedin recently on how pensions are tackled and basically impoverishing society and stacking up debt for our children. An interesting notion is made by claiming it is by design. It is beyond immoral, and it is a revenue model by the banking elite.

Billions in pension

Differences in pensions by country are vast. Here in the Netherlands we have for instance €1200 billion in pensions, which were recently ‘sold’ by our government to the EU in case a European bank would collapse. In the Netherlands multiple entities are claiming we have a pension deficit in (nearby) future, whilst others, mathematically and rationally have proven that there is no deficit at all. Which could it be?

Different schemes are applied to different countries.

Debt

The first paragraph in the article mentions:

How pensions are impoverishing society and heaping massive debt upon our children. Then it makes important attempts to address spiralling debt and deficit. I can only conclude from this piece that addressing the unaffordable deferred income promises the establishment have helped themselves to, by design and in the name of our children, is deeply immoral.

And the ‘deferred income promises’ form only one unjust burden on our children, there is also… deficit and debt which brings interest along with them and this forms another key revenue model for some at the expense of others. Interest is parasitic, it causes shortages. Debt is one of the money scam parts. Private bankers have stolen the money creation process, and whereas once our money was created by the governments, debt-free, it is now created out of thin air and issued as debt with interest charges.

There is never enough money created for the future interest payments and inflation steals our savings. Our monetary systems have become systems of enslavement.

As with the pensions, money creation and the money supply itself is deeply immoral; it is used to enrich and inflate bubbles that are not even remotely linked to the real economies and societies.

Have a look at B. of Joy ( http://bofjoy.net ), it’s a cooperative bank and system in formation. We are the change, only because we know we can’t expect to solve these problems with the same thinking that created them.

Disclaimer: I am part of B of Joy. We are concerned citizens, who are taking action through this grass roots initiative by professionals. As citizens, we are concerned about the current system, the future of our planet, and our society. Each day, our money loses purchasing power and scarcity is being created by charging interest. B. of Joy involves banking from a good stewardship of all life perspective.