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Richard C
Three Sages
Many historians believe, as do I, that the happiest period of history in the Christian West was during the High Middle Ages within the towns that had grown up most notably within Germany, Italy, France, and England. Probably the most accessible chronicle of what life was like then may be found in Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales." At the center of these towns were the Gothic cathedrals which were both spiritual and technological hubs. Characteristic of the economic life of the era was the fact that the Church had outlawed usury. This was the key to personal freedom.
The dividing line between that era and our own came into being around 1500 when the German Fugger family persuaded the Pope to begin to allow usury, a practice which quickly spread. This practice assured that, gradually, all the wealth of society would inevitably accrue to the bankers, especially when they gained the privilege of creating paper money or book-entry credits "out of thin air" and then lending it at interest.
This was the greatest crime of the ages. We need to remember that the Christian era began when Jesus made his last visit to Jerusalem by going to the Temple and throwing out the money lenders who had desecrated it. The Temple symbolizes, of course, all human God-given life.
When usury arose around 1500, citizens gradually lost all their rights, and their human sanctity, when they became debtors to the money lenders and were legally mere chattel whose entire well-being, and even their lives (debtors prisons), were sacrificed to the bankers' greed.
This was understood at the time. It's what Shakespeare depicted in the "Merchant of Venice." It's what the Faust legends were about.
Now, 500 years later, the process is complete. The average person is a debt-slave, subject to military conscription, subject at any time to being imprisoned for the most trivial offenses, and now worthy only of being killed off by the latest "plandemic."
But humans would be free, so a handful of nations, led by the RIC, are breaking away from the paradigm of slavery. These nations are all marked by strong government-owned central banks that see their role as promoting societal welfare, not as prison-guards and propagandists who work for the bankers and other elites.
It now appears that the nations of the West controlled by the regime of usury have given up on world control and are trying merely to "secure the realm" by the ever-more perfect enslavement of their subject populations. Meanwhile they push and probe around the perimeters looking for weaknesses among those who have said "nyet."
There are indeed people in the West who seek to escape, but any organized movement is immediately crushed. Still, some few individuals may find a way.....Blessings to them.
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