Basically, money has only two kinds of value. It is used as a barter medium, and it is used for investing. A third kind of value might be similar to silver and copper as money. These have value in industry... or salt as money. People receive nutritional value from salt.
The greatest way money has value for investing is when shrewd and smart
evil people set it up in a system where they can legally steal it from the people. The people don't even know it is happening. They simply wind up with inflation, which is really lowered money value, which happens because the value is being kept by the wealthy who keep additions to money, while the common folk keep only the same amount that they ever had.
This is called silent taxation, and it happens behind the scenes, rather silently.
If ISIS is using gold, there is no way to inflate the money system easily. America and the European Union use fiat debt money, which is essentially a method of taxation called, as I said, inflation.
Here is how money is stolen from the people in America and Europe through the fiat debt system. It is very interesting how it is done.
When someone goes to a bank or other legal lending institution for a loan, the bank checks him out to see how solvent he is for paying back the loan. Their requirements seem to be exacting, but this is partially for show, just to find out if the loan applicant understands or is ignorant of what is going on. Then the applicant is approved for the loan.
Let's look at the actual process a little.
The guy (gal) sits across the desk from the loan officer. He has already been approved for the loan. The loan officer slides the paperwork across the desk to the guy for him to sign the application. There is no value in the loan application until the guy signs his app. The app, unsigned, is worthless to anybody. It is only after the guy signs the app that it has some value.
Now, understand the loan application. As I just said, the application doesn't have any value until it signed. The banker can't use it for money. The guy who is the applicant can't use it for money. It is only worth the paper value of the paper that makes it up. Nothing happens without the signature.
Now, let's look closer. Since the application doesn't have any value until it is signed, it is the signature that gives it value. This means that the signature is the thing that holds the actual value. Who owns the signature? Doesn't the applicant own the signature? It is his signature. Anyone who makes a signature like his signature is a forgerer. Essentially this means that the applicant has the value, and by signing the paperwork, he gives value, through his signature, to the paper that was otherwise valueless.
In other words, the money value was created by the loan applicant.The loan applicant has signed the loan application, thereby giving it value. The loan officer takes the signed app (which was formerly valueless), and in essences (though often not in actuality) opens a secret bank account for the loan applicant, and deposits the loan application into the bank account, just like it was a check or money order.
Then the loan officer withdraws the money from this secret account in the form of a bank check, or sometimes cash, that he gives to the former loan applicant, who is now called the borrower. Do you see what has just happened? Let's go over it again.
1. A loan application has been prepared. It is essentially valueless.
2. A loan applicant puts his valuable signature on the loan application, thereby giving it value.
3. The loan officer deposits the value in the form of the now-signed application into a bank account.
4. Then, the loan officer withdraws the application value from the bank account in the form of a bank check, or cash.
5. The loan officer gives the "money" to the loan applicant (now the borrower) as his loan.
Let's simplify this process some more.
1. A piece of paper has no value.
2. A loan applicant gives it value.
3. A loan officer takes the value.
4. The loan officer converts the value to a different form of value.
5. The loan officer gives the value back to the loan applicant (now the borrower).
In any of this, where did the bank loan any money to the so-called borrower? It didn't. It simply converted private money into public money.
The closest thing to a loan that existed was when the applicant gave (loaned) the money to the banker, who gave (repaid) it back to him in a different form 10 or 15 minutes later.
There was no loan!The banker never loaned any money to the borrower. All the banker did was to exchange value forms. Then why does the borrower have to pay it back over the term of the loan agreement? He doesn't! Why not? Because the terms of the loan agreement are written in legal language (legalese) where the meanings of the words have been changed. The borrower thinks that the words mean one thing, while the bank recognizes other meanings.
Since the banks and the governments that use this system on their people, completely know what is going on, there is bank/government fraud being done on people every time they take out a loan. Since the people never borrowed any money, they don't have any reason to
repay the so-called loan! All loans repayments are gifts to the bank.
Furthermore, when the governments "borrow" money from the banks, they are doing the same thing. Government credit is based on how much they can sucker their citizens into paying taxes. This is why Obama wants open borders. The United States needs more taxpayers to pay taxes so that it can fake-borrow more fiat from the unlawful banking system.
In fact, getting ISIS people into the States is simply a method Obama is using to draw ISIS out of their gold standard, into the fiat money standard, where they can be plundered just like American citizens are. Wake up and see what is really going on.
Fiat money will bring down the unlawful banking systems ultimately. The ISIS money system is much more stable in its foundation. The thing is, the ISIS system is intermingled with fiat, just like the American/European system of fiat is intermingled with gold and other things of value. This makes the fiat system grow much faster (balloon), but it also gives it inherent instability... while the ISIS system has rock solid stability, as long as they don't mingle too much fiat into it, at its base.
