Right monetary creation in response to Con Monétair

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Hello,

As the text is incomplete on the answer I made about "The Money Fraud" I copy in full on this forum

Thank you for this posting, it is very important to know who distributes the real cards savings implemented, with the complicity of our elected officials, often out of ignorance but more today.

In December we made with François Rey an important proposal on a forum organized by Habitatjam.com.

This proposal aims to include in the charter of human rights, monetary creation as a right to the people.

Here is this proposal, I leave you judge to publish it.
All in all Marc Boucher de Lignon

Source on my website:
http://www.village-planetaire.org/tiki- ... nMonétaire

The text

This proposal was submitted during the forums du HABITAJAM by François Rey and Marc Boucher de Lignon on December 4, 2005.

This proposal was submitted during the forums du HABITAJAM by François Rey and Marc Boucher de Lignon on December 4, 2005.

Universal Right Of Monetary Creation

Today, entire sections of the population no longer have access to the elementary because they no longer have access to money. Why ?

If, like the vast majority of people, you say, "I do not understand anything about monetary problems", the Machiavellian ploy of the financial and economic establishment managed to maintain a veil over our eyes thanks to a complex theory, full of erroneous concepts. and prohibiting any real interpretation of monetary and economic problems.

In reality it is the people who produce all the goods and services put on the market, but without these goods and services the money would have no reason to be, so no value. It is therefore the people who make the value of money. It does not appear spontaneously in nature, like goods and services it is creation of man. The right to the creation of money therefore belongs to the people since they make the value of it.

Yet this right of monetary creation has been withdrawn from the peoples to be entrusted to the banks with which they must go into debt to have the money necessary for the exchange of their own work and production. Thus humanity is seated on a mountain of artificial debts whose consequences are dramatic: general reduction of purchasing power, extension of poverty, and absolute misery for a major part of the earth's population.

How much longer can we keep this veil by agreeing to produce all the riches except the money necessary for the exchange of these same riches? Great economists like Irving Fisher in the United States? and Maurice Allais (Nobel Prize in Economics) in France already encourage us to become aware. It is not too late to act but there is urgency.

Let us restore meaning to our society, by recreating a true economic system based on transparency and sharing.

How?

It seems to us essential to begin by defining the legal and universal bases that can serve as a basis for a financial and economic system worthy of our conception of man and his fundamental rights. We therefore propose to add to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights a section dealing with fundamental rights with regard to the monetary and economic system. The following and a proposal that should serve as a basis for the development of a final charter.

Preamble

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (cache) adopted in 1948 by the United Nations specifies that:

Article 2: Everyone may avail himself of all the rights and freedoms proclaimed in this Declaration without distinction of any kind, including race, color, sex, language, religion, political opinion or any other opinion, of national or social origin, fortune, birth or any other situation. Furthermore, no distinction shall be made based on the political, legal or international status of the country or territory of which a person is a national, whether that country or territory is independent, trusteeship, non-autonomous or subject to any limitation of sovereignty. .

Article 3: Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.

Article 4: No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade are banned in all their forms.

Article 17:
Everyone, alone or in the community, has the right to own property.
No one can be arbitrarily deprived of his property.

Article 23:
Everyone has the right to work, to free choice of employment, to just and favorable conditions of work and to protection against unemployment.
All are entitled, without any discrimination, to equal pay for equal work
Everyone who works has the right to just and favorable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity and supplemented, if necessary, by any other means of social protection.
Everyone has the right to form trade unions with others and to join trade unions in defense of his interests.

Article 25:
Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health, well-being and well-being of his / her family, including food, clothing, housing, medical care and the necessary social services; she has the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or in other cases of loss of her means of subsistence as a result of circumstances beyond her control.
Motherhood and childhood are entitled to special help and assistance. All children, whether born in or out of wedlock, enjoy the same social protection.

The current monetary system

The current monetary system is:

A private monopoly managed by private interests and without representation of the interests of the people. Citizens have no control or decision-making power over the issue of money and its rules of circulation, transparency is non-existent or illusory.

This state of affairs is expressed by currencies:

Paying: monetary creation is done by creating credits whose only counterpart is a simple line of writing. Despite this creation ex nihilo, all credit is subject to a rate of attrition (interest). This rate of attrition or interest is the main cause of inflation and the cost of money represents a majority share of the price of things.

Supporting a spirit of competition: the money needed to repay the interest is not created during the creation of credit. As a result, the economic players are competing for the money needed to repay the interest. This imperative is largely responsible for the crazy race to profit.

Unstable: the interest is an exponential curve, which means that its amount can quickly exceed the total money supply in circulation. For this reason, current monetary systems have no other alternative than collapse, when the money supply initially dedicated to transactions is exceeded by the money supply of interest payments.


As a result, the people declare that

The current monetary system, for the reasons listed above, does not respect the Human Rights, in particular the articles 2, 3, 17 and 25. It generates inequalities, segregations, hidden forms of slavery and prevents access to people's fundamental rights (health, food, education, housing, safety, work ...).

As a result, the people declare that:

The monetary system is a common good. Access and use of the monetary system is an inalienable and gratuitous right.
Any group of people has the right to create and choose their own monetary tools. It is a principle of sovereignty, equality, and self-determination of any group of people.
Every currency is a common good of the group of people who have decided on its creation and use.
Management of the currency system and currencies is a democratic and transparent process.
The monetary and economic system's first and foremost objective is the satisfaction of the fundamental needs and rights described in the Charter of Human Rights, in particular with regard to the rights to food, housing, health, health and safety. education, and at work.
Natural resources are a common good. Access and use of resources is shared, not exclusive.