The way our system is set is is the civilians on bottom (as slave workers to support the elite), the government above citizens, corporations above government and the people above them all are the bankers. Rockefeller, Rothschild, JP Morgan, these are all the wicked folks who apparently rule our society. The way the system was initially set up was the opposite, making the average person a sovereign individual in the same estate as a government. In other words, if you lived back in the days of George Washington, you would be a totally sovereign individual and possess the very rights that our government possesses today. Now don't get me wrong; I am in NO WAY supporting the government that Washington started. You see, when Washington founded the United States, he was using Mason technology to do this. While I'm sure he whole heartily believed that his blueprint for a perfect government would work, it eventually led to the elite bankers invading the blue print like parasites.
So why would people say that money is the root of all evil? This saying comes from the New Testament in 1 Timothy 6:10 a book associated with the real anti-Christ, Paul. It actually says that the love of money is the root of all evil, not money in and of itself. Paul was very good with words & persuading people unfortunately, which is how he managed to usher in the new religion of Christianity, a deformed version of the original Essene/Nazarene/Ebionite belief system. So we can conclude that money in and of itself is not the real evil, it's how people use it, manage it, distribute it, etc.
It's also worth discussing in this article what real money is. All currency is backed up by gold, period. Any dollar bill printed in the United States is a bond saying you owe that money to the Federal Reserve. Real money comes in metals. This is the way it has always been, throughout every age.
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the minute we began accepting currency for goods rather than goods themselves, is when the system began
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