Decentralization, Human Coordination, Bankless and Sovereignty
30 Mar 2022 5 minute read 0 comments Probs Cheatin
We are going to take a brief detour from major world events and focus on another specific banking family that ruled over Europe in the early 19th century and had large impacts on the events that we talked about this far. The Baring Banking family dom...
27 Mar 2022 22 minute read 0 comments Probs Cheatin
We ended the last section by explaining that we will go deeper into the stories of the Money Changers during the turn of the 19th century in addition to the United States' response to being without a central bank. So, let's jump right into it. The Wa...
18 Mar 2022 10 minute read 2 comments Probs Cheatin
We ended the last section in Europe where Napoleon was exiled to the isolated island of Saint Helena where he would eventually die. In addition, France would reintroduce the Monarchy following Napoleon’s exile, delivering a huge hindrance to the prog...
11 Mar 2022 16 minute read 0 comments Probs Cheatin
With the turn of the 19th century, the world continued to see the clash of emerging countries and historic European powers, especially Great Britain, and was involved with multiple wars in the early 1800s. We left France with Napoleon Bonaparte retur...
10 Mar 2022 14 minute read 0 comments Probs Cheatin
Before we enter the beginning of the 19th century, we are going to take a temporary break from the chaos in Europe and turn our attention back to the Americas during and after the American Revolutionary war. At this stage, the 13 colonies were tasked...
5 Mar 2022 17 minute read 10 comments Probs Cheatin
Mayer Amschel Rothschild was starting to forge the greatest empire of all, not one of political power, but one of economic and monetary power. With the ability to control money and be a Money Changer, the Rothschilds would be able to control internat...
2 Mar 2022 19 minute read 2 comments Probs Cheatin
In 1694, a series of undisclosed investors manufactured a government-empowered, privately-owned central bank that could produce money out of nothing. The institution was purposely and misleadingly named the Bank of England to deceive the citizens int...
28 Feb 2022 19 minute read 2 comments Probs Cheatin
Today, Central banks are unequivocally the most powerful institutions the world has ever seen. Their significance far outweighs the power and influence of any federal, state, or local government; any legislative, judicial or executive branch on any c...
21 Feb 2022 13 minute read 2 comments Probs Cheatin
Tally sticks, circa 1299, showing accounts of the bailiff of Ralph de Manton of Ufford Church, Northampton (https://www.bbc.com/news/business-40189959) Would you believe me if I told you that a group of people were able to buy a large portion of own...
13 Feb 2022 11 minute read 1 comment Probs Cheatin
Engraving by Éttienne Delaune (1518–1583) of a goldsmith's workshop in Augsburg, Germany, 1576 We trudge forward through the gracefulness of time to continue our narrative of manipulators and the manipulated. The money changers and everyone else....
