Eps 144 | SEJARAH UANG KERTAS
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Paper currency serves the Global Elite, who control the majority of the world's wealth and seek to establish a New World Order through control over money, religion, and governments. The transition from gold-backed currency to paper money, influenced by historical events like World War I and II, led to the economic dominance of the United States and the global supremacy of the US dollar.
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- Paper currency primarily benefits the Global Elite, who control a vast majority of the world's wealth and aim to establish a New World Order through control over money, religion, and governments.
- The transition from gold-backed money to paper currency, driven by the United States' strategic lending post-World War II, solidified its economic dominance and positioned it as a global superpower, ultimately leading to the imposition of the dollar as the global currency in 1947.
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Summary
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Evolution of Currency: Rise of Global Elite
- Paper currency is designed to benefit a small group, the Global Elite, who control 99% of the world's wealth.
- The Global Elite aim to establish a New World Order, starting with control over money, religion, and governments.
- Initially, humans relied on bartering for trade, but as societies evolved, gold and silver emerged as global currencies.
- Gold and silver were widely used as currencies, with Indonesians favoring silver, reflected in the name "rupiah" derived from Sanskrit.
- Islamic civilization saw the rise of goldsmiths who stored gold, leading to the creation of banknotes or checks.
- The Italians further developed the banking system, transitioning from gold-backed money to paper currency.
- The era of exploration and capitalism led to the rise of paper money, causing economic crises and the emergence of socialist economies.
- Germany introduced a new economic system during World War I, moving away from gold-backed currency to product-backed money.
- The United States emerged as a superpower post-World War II, lending money to war-torn countries and solidifying its economic dominance.
- The United States' strategic lending post-war established its economic supremacy, positioning it as a global superpower.
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"Jewish Money, World Wars, and Global Currency"
- Assets were initially kept in Germany but moved to England during a conflict with Germany, which ultimately lost in World War 1 due to British Pindad Jews' involvement.
- Hitler's hatred towards Jews in World War 1 led to the transfer of Jewish money from England to the United States, where the economy thrived, with the US lending money to European countries through Jewish bankers.
- European countries, aware of the US conspiracy, quickly repaid their loans, causing panic in the US, which then imposed the dollar as the global currency in 1947.
- The choice between a suitcase with goods worth one million rupiah and another with goods worth one trillion rupiah illustrates the preference for paper money over gold due to its unlimited printing potential, allowing for greater wealth accumulation and economic control.
