Any thinking Catholic has to find it interesting that the Pre Vatican 2 Church Never condemned or warned any Catholics about the J E W Federal Reserve or Central Banking.  Coincidence?  I dont believe in them.
Alas, A Debtor is a Slave to His Creditor.
Evil, Evil, Evil.




http://www.counter-currents.com/2012/11/two-volumes-by-gottfried-feder/#more-33662




Manifesto for the Breaking of the Financial Slavery to Interest
Kerry Bolton, "Two Volumes by Gottfried Feder" | Counter-Currents Publishing

Gottfried Feder - German economic theoretician. He devised NS Germany's debt-free monetary and banking system.


.. Recognizing the Jєωιѕн element in usury (which was also recognized by C. H. Douglas), Feder opines that the failure of Marxian Socialism to deal with usury might be a reflection of the disproportionate influence of Jєωs in both.
Marx’s onetime colleague and rival, the Russian Anarchist Mikhail Bakunin, made a similar observation, regarding Marx and Rothschild as two sides of the same coin. ...


The "Social Credit" concept took root in 1930's Japan and National Socialist Germany (1933 - 1945).
When you remove the parasite factor known as "usury," amazing things are suddenly possible.


"Banken müssen die Leute und niemand nur sonst dienen." - Gottfried Feder
"Banks should only exist to serve the people and only the people."





As Mr. Goodson points out in the interview, Japan had the exact same debt-free monetary/banking system as Germany. As a result, all during the 1930's Japan prospered like never before (as Germany did during the 1930's). The good news was spreading and other nations were working to introduce State banking so they too could prosper via interest free lending.
Well, obviously, International Jєωιѕн bankers had to put a stop to this - otherwise their global racket would dry up. Hence Germany and Japan were targeted and, in the end, totally destroyed during WWII.

Lastly, whenever I bring up the concept of interest free banking/lending, people invariably say to me, "that's crazy... you can't do that."

Crazy??? Hardly. People are so used to the concept of interest on loans that interest-free lending (via a State bank) is simply an alien idea to them. But isn't that one of the roles of a State/federal gov't ---> to print and lend money in order to grow an economy so that, ultimately, it's citizens prosper???

Why should printing and lending money be privatized (e.g., like our "Federal" Reserve Bank)? Why??? Why else... so the International Jєωιѕн bankers make interest on each loan. They don't call them the "money changers" for nothing. What parasites.

A better world is possible. And State banking (i.e., interest free lending by a nation's government) is one piece of the puzzle.

I may also say the Church condemned usury of all kinds, though this teaching slowly got obscured and now conveniently forgotten. And Pope Leo XIII referred (at least according to Fr. Fahey) to fractional reserve lending when he condemned usury under a different guise in Rerum Novarum.