You’ve Been Lied to About the History of Money w/ Richard Werner (WiM576)

prof werner a living legend

Rubbish, Werner is still lying to you as he never once mentioned what money really is since the 1882 UK and thereafter Commonwealth Bills of Exchange Act, to the US Uniform Commercial Code, which is what defines modern money to security instruments. You will not learn anything here. He is either wilfully clueless or intentionally misleading you. I'll leave it to you the listener to decide.

Russia doubled its money supply since 2022 to fund the war

I remember Breedlove being completely DESTROYED by Mike Green a few years ago in a debate on BTC. Glad to see he now shuts up, and asks people questions instead of talking verbal diarrhea himself. Oh and Prof Werner is a phenomenal guest btw.

Jordan Maxwell he has great explanation of money and words in general but money he said is classed as water in its original form it’s current/currency the cash flow the liquid assets (the banks of the river control the flow of the current)

Money is a funny thing, it can’t feed you or keep you warm or give you health love happiness. It can’t heal communities or save lives & most of all it can NOT fix the wrongs we have done both as individuals and as a species. Money won’t bring back the red wolves or stop the bleaching of coral. It won’t patch up the ozone hole & it won’t build a future
Yet in society it define us…keeps people starving working horrible jobs. A strangle hold on how much one can live life or help others.
A reflection of ourselves & our values, currently I’d have to say that’s a terrible & terrifying reflection no matter how much one studies it.

Money is a representation of time and effort (energy).
That is why gold works perfectly as money because it takes time and energy to obtain, yet it is essentially useless. There is nothing you can use gold for there is not a better substitute.

Jews

"They" is the tribe no one is allowed to speak of, or else. They have been at this for thousands of years, destroying nation after nation and numerous civilizations, including the Roman Empire. The US is cooked as is Europe. The END

Whoa! I’ve never heard about the William the Conquerer and London conspiracy. That’s very interesting.

Smart fella, but Richard is all doom, he has no solutions.

It's really frustrating to understand what's being said when Robert interrupts by second guessing whenever Mr Werner explains something. Can't find 'the lost century of rising taxes'.

Its Juish Magick

🇺🇸 hegemony, unilateral 20K + illegal sanctions, weaponized dollar, freezing assets, financial blackmailing, bullying, threats, tarriffs caused De-dollarization

I studied banking and economics at Bangor in 2004-8, and lots of this is very interesting, and brings back lots of questions and answers I had at the time. Also alit of the names he mentions, was on the reading lists

One issue I always had was the economic tutors and profs teachings didn't line up with our banking profs. This brings it all together really neatly.

One thing at the time that I never understood was we was getting taught that a crash was incoming as early as 2004, so probably years before that too, but by 04 or 05 we was being told 2008-9 was when when it was going to happen.

I was always amazed and confused, if lowly students was being taught this, it must of been widely known within the profession, so how did we get her, or rather why did we still get to that point when everyone on the inside knew they was diving a train of a cliff.

I always put it down to greed, and I suppose the top layer was doing it for greed by consolidation, and they just created the environment to fester greed at the bottom of the pryimid with the sellers of finance.

This really squared an equation I've had for 20 years. It not something I've thought of much over that time, but Evey now and then when something Sus appears in the news, I'd ponder on.

We were still taught factional reserve in banking class. But not within economics. Or not that I can remember.

I'm not sure why or how this came across my feed, but it was an excellent 2 and a half hours that felt like 20 mins.

My wife wasn't as interested lol.

Never trust someone who can't tell he difference betwen money and currency

Excellent, clarifyig, very instructive and enightening about what 'money' is, its history, and what's really going on with 'banking' and 'money' .... thank you for sharing your time and knowledge.

Those dirty Goldsmith's

Not enough talk of the present situation and in particular the future.

Oh double entry bookkeeping seems crazy because it was built for fraud.
Wow. That tracks.

Let’s learn about being our own bankers next

Thank you

outlaw bitcoin. now that's funny!

Thank you Robert and Richard for this epic discussion. What a great interview.👍

Excellent conversation, love to listen to Richard Werner speak about economics.

Sounds like the whole modern banking system came about illegally by fraud and theft

Great 👍 interview!
Very good info!

Financial intsument be traded illigally?

Werner turned out to be a great disappointment. He does not understand the system.

The man tells the truth, people should listen ,really listen.

Banking has nothing to do with money but has everything to do with currency anyway, I think I'm too simplistic for this talk, and I am unemployed lol, lol, the corruption in this world, the guys that finished their university just before 2000s have got it easy globally, companies user to come to universities looking for graduates, they use to make it a point to create endless mentorship programs just to have people that do not understand money, did not stop the corruption, entrenched corruption in ever more complex systems and wait for their retirement packages

Money is a tool or instrument of measure for valuation defined as a cost ratio, for example your soil has this amount of minerals, and it cost thos amount to extract this its value is such. Money is a valuing tool.

Talking to such a great nobleman, I'd've never sit with my legs so much "indecently" posed like this. I'd thank you however, for giving us such a chance, he's been quite low profile character. Broplexed now, I am to start listening with a cup of fine coffee at on hand, to fix that.

brilliant

Please translate in Hindi language

☝👍💐🙏😊

Love listening to this guy

William the Conqueror invaded England in 1066, the Bank of England was created in 1683 - 600 years later. London in 1066 was irrelevant. The capital was Winchester. That was where William first marched to... to sign the peace treaty.

At the start of the conversation: "banks creating money out of thin air is fraud"

At the end of the conversation:
"we should have as many banks as possible creating money out of thin air"

He really lost me towards the end of the show tbh

Tiny hat gold guild.

Does somebody be so kind and share where in the Bible it says Jesus was against interest as the interviewed indicated, please?

I meet him once, he is the Most clever economist I meet read or Heard about.

This interviewer needs to learn how to shut up, stop interupting, and let the speaker SPEAK!
There's nothing more annoying than a squeaky wheel trying to outwardly guess where the speaker is going.
SHUT UP AND LISTEN!

I was expecting to hear professor's Werner definition of money, he told the whole story but didn't say what's his definition after all.

Inflation is modern day Coin Clipping/currency debasement

as it says in the good book
10% of produce is put aside,managed by the king to pay for the wellfair of the poor.
10%
period

silver and gold is money everything else is not

Get Real - Whaddya Mean "Moral Hazard"? The President of Business International (Incorporated into the Rothschild Rag Economist Intelligence Unit), Life Time Rothschild Employee told me : "There is no basis for Morality in Rational Thought". Further, to the CEOs of Fortune 100 Companies "It's a Dog Eat Dog World". Post Modern Pleasure and Pain "Reason" - No Good and Evil or Logic (Logos - "Word" John 1:1).

I don't agree with his logic that printing money for specific purposes doesn't lead to inflation; if you create money and spend it on "productive" investment, let's say improving roads, then you pay road workers NEW money, and then those road workers have more money than they otherwise would have had, and so spend more, which increases demand for goods and services, which pushes their prices up. Just because it isn't direct and immediate, it doesn't mean that creating money for that purpose doesn't erode purchasing power

The King of UK must walk behind the Lord Mayor in Full Military Uniform to enter The City of London. So the British East India Company made the Profits from Colonisation and the Taxpayer Paid for the Royal Navy. However, after Henry VIII, the Confiscated Monastic Lands went to the Militarised Aristocracy as Property and a Tax Base.