The Question That Will Set You Free

 I am going to ask you a question which will set you free should you choose to go about answering it. This question will have the same effect as the red pill offered by Morpheus to Neo in the film The Matrix.

If you have seen the film you will remember that Morpheus offered Neo two pills. If Neo takes the red pill it will answer the question he keeps asking i.e. "What is the Matrix?" and if he takes the blue pill, life will carry on as normal for him. As Neo reaches for the red pill, Morpheus warns him: "Remember, all I'm offering is the truth. Nothing more." Taking the red pill not only shows Neo the truth, it dislocates him from the Matrix system he is under. The question I am about to ask you will have the same effect if you set your mind to answering it.

The question is: "Where does money come from?"

It may seem like a silly question and the obvious answer for many would be "The government creates it." If this is your answer, then please answer this question: "Why then do governments borrow money and who do they borrow it from?"

If you set about answering this second question, you are swallowing the red pill that will set you free from the illusion of life in the 21st century Matrix that is the present world order.

I say this in the light of Chancellor George Osborne's recent announcement that he will cede yet more power fiscally to the Bank of England. This is being done apparently to ensure an improved regulation of the financial sector but is, in truth, an overt display of a covert reality - the nations of the earth are in the control of the banksters who run our economy.

The stark truth of Scripture thunders to us down through the ages in the pronouncement of Proverbs 22:7 that:-

The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender. 

Those of you with a mortgage (French for "death choke") know this chilling reality, that if you don't pay your monthly mortgage payment, you will find out who really owns your house. You work for whoever you owe money to. Like it or not, debt enslaves you. This doesn't just apply to individuals or companies; it applies to nations.

Remember this when you hear the new government's mantra that we must reduce the deficit. This means pay our creditors. And remember that, if governments are borrowers, then they are ruled over by those who lend to them.

Go on, take the red pill and find out more...