Will Grigg?s Liberty Minute

July 15, 2011

Anyone who has dealt with common kitchen mishaps will understand that the only way to extinguish a grease fire is to smother it. In similar fashion, the only way to deal with the incendiary situation in the nation of Greece is to cut off the funding that fuels that country?s immensely corrupt welfare system.

Rather than doing so, the International Monetary Fund ? acting on behalf of the banking clique that makes huge profits on the creation and servicing of sovereign debt ? recently lavished $4.6 billion on a stopgap bailout loan to Greece. Of that amount, American tax victims paid at least $780 million ? none of which was appropriated by anyone accountable to the citizenry. This makes as much sense as using gasoline to fight a grease fire.

This variety of taxation without representation in the interest of foreign political elites and the bankers who profit from them is now routine. On June 30, the Federal Reserve ended its second round of so-called ?Quantitative Easing? ? a huge boost in the money supply supposedly intended to stimulate the economy. In fact, as financial analyst Ellen Brown points out, the entire $600 billion created by the Fed wound up in foreign banks.

Let us take back the liberty wherewith Christ has made us free.