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1 00:00:13:20 00:00:15:05 What’s the matter then?
2 00:00:15:16 00:00:20:10 Why this interest in doing away with the bills of exchange,
of confusing the monetary system, 3 00:00:20:20 00:00:22:23 of not explaining
it mainly in schools? 4 00:00:23:12 00:00:25:24 We all have to earn
our lives, but nobody explains us what money is.
5 00:00:26:10 00:00:27:12 It is a taboo topic. 6 00:00:28:10 00:00:34:24 Well, it seems the
Central Bank comes and says: “Calm down, calm down. Now we’re going to make a Legal
Tender. 7 00:00:35:11 00:00:37:12 That is money, because
I say it is.” 8 00:00:38:11 00:00:40:03 “What is money?”
“What I say it is.” 9 00:00:41:00 00:00:46:12 I find this is a
position of force. “Don’t move or you’ll see.”
10 00:00:46:20 00:00:53:08 Then this is very important, because money is a social institution
that up to now, 11 00:00:54:02 00:00:57:15 through deposit
certificates and letters of exchange, is a free social institution,
12 00:00:58:02 00:01:01:02 Free. Free. Free. 13 00:01:01:13 00:01:05:16 Free because I
am free to accept or not the letter of exchange of a crook. I run the risk.
14 00:01:06:04 00:01:09:23 Perhaps that merchandise is not paid, that is, either you trust the
people or you don’t. 15 00:01:10:04 00:01:11:24 There’s faith
in money. 16 00:01:12:04 00:01:16:01 But I now do not
have that freedom of trusting or not trusting. 17 00:01:16:12 00:01:20:10 You don’t know
whether the deposit certificate of a house in the United Kingdom is or isn’t reliable.
18 00:01:20:17 00:01:22:01 Bur you relied on it.
19 00:01:22:09 00:01:25:14 Those who worked more adequately ended up surviving.
20 00:01:25:19 00:01:28:19 There is a freedom of acceptance of letters of exchange and
deposit certificates. 21 00:01:29:04 00:01:32:04 This disappears
when it is said: from now money is what I say is money.
22 00:01:32:23 00:01:35:23 From that moment on, money is a monopoly
23 00:01:36:05 00:01:40:10 and recurrent crises take place and also the fractional reserve.
24 00:01:40:19 00:01:41:20 And it is here that we enter the topic.
25 00:01:43:22 00:01:54:14 From now on, money becomes Legal Tenders, Federal Reserve Notes.
26 00:01:54:24 00:01:57:19 And they multiply, man! Mysteriously!
27 00:01:58:04 00:02:00:22 We now understand why was it is they wanted the monopoly,
28 00:02:01:04 00:02:03:18 because money grows like mushrooms, but not in our pockets,
29 00:02:04:06 00:02:06:12 but in the pockets of the bankers.
30 00:02:07:12 00:02:10:02 And that does not make them bad.
31 00:02:10:23 00:02:13:23 Everyone wants to get advantages in the market.
32 00:02:14:12 00:02:17:12 What happens is that some seem to be closer to the politicians
than others 33 00:02:17:23 00:02:21:09 and since they
fund their luxuries and stories, 34 00:02:21:17 00:02:29:05 they allow the
Federal Reserve law... to be signed… in Christmas!
35 00:02:29:16 00:02:32:16 In Christmas... It is signed in Christmas when everyone is
having turkey. 36 00:02:33:01 00:02:39:02 Four colleagues
signed and, from then on, not even cannon shot can get the Federal Reserve out of your
way. 37 00:02:39:11 00:02:41:01 That’s how it
is. 38 00:02:41:10 00:02:45:14 That’s the problem
the market has and the freedom of individuals 39 00:02:45:24 00:02:49:10 some of which tend
to do things that go against freedom. 40 00:02:50:04 00:02:55:13 If people do not
keep their eyes open, these guys proliferate and they end up being successful.
41 00:02:57:13 00:03:02:16 Then what happens? Money grows, it expands in bank transactions.
42 00:03:03:02 00:03:06:15 If I want to open a company, I have to go to a bank and ask
for money. 43 00:03:07:10 00:03:11:00 Or a mortgage:
the sub prime crisis. 44 00:03:11:15 00:03:15:04 I do need the money,
but the bank no! 45 00:03:15:14 00:03:20:02 The bank does not
need that much money, so it gives me 100 euros against 3.
46 00:03:20:14 00:03:22:18 That is what they call the Fractional Reserve.
47 00:03:23:04 00:03:25:17 It gives me 100 euros against 3.
48 00:03:25:22 00:03:28:22 Then we see Mr. Gorbacho, with all due respect,
49 00:03:29:03 00:03:33:01 because he is a Catalonian and a person who is in politics
and we must respect civil authorities. 50 00:03:33:14 00:03:36:20 When he is asked:
“What’s the matter?” 51 00:03:37:13 00:03:43:10 He starts saying
what you find in Internet: “against deposits you get, because of the interest rate, this
and that…” 52 00:03:43:18 00:03:45:02 Lies!!!
53 00:03:45:12 00:03:49:02 The bank doesn’t earn by loaning money: the bank earns money
by creating it! 54 00:03:50:13 00:03:53:13 The bank creates
the money, is that clear? 55 00:03:54:02 00:03:56:09 The bank creates
the money. 56 00:03:56:18 00:03:59:18 If it were letters
of exchange and deposit certificates, 57 00:04:00:04 00:04:04:18 the bank would
not be able to create money if we have a 100% reserve,
58 00:04:05:04 00:04:12:02 if we demand the bank a 100% reserve, it would not be able
to expand the monetary mass, 59 00:04:12:13 00:04:16:11 inflations would
not take place and employment would be held! 60 00:04:17:01 00:04:20:01 We are fighting
to work and earn our lives here! 61 00:04:20:15 00:04:23:03 And this, that
seems a small thing, should be researched a little.
62 00:04:23:07 00:04:26:22 The governor of the Bank of England said two days ago:
63 00:04:27:04 00:04:32:15 “The problem we have today is that we must eliminate the
Fractional Reserve (3%).” 64 00:04:32:20 00:04:35:01 That is, to go
back to a 100% reserve. 65 00:04:35:11 00:04:41:09 The governor of
the Bank of England, one of the oldest central banks in the world,
66 00:04:41:20 00:04:45:23 has said that, this man has said it: our problem is that
the bank multiplies money. 67 00:04:47:14 00:04:52:13 And another important
question is that if you contract debts as a company,
68 00:04:53:02 00:04:56:02 as a legal entity that is not you yourself,
69 00:04:56:21 00:05:01:00 these debts that you contract as a company are not reflected
in your individual record. 70 00:05:02:07 00:05:06:01 This allows you
to create, little by little, several legal personalities for yourself
71 00:05:06:12 00:05:11:20 and ask for loans through them and this keeps you apparently
solvent as a person. 72 00:05:13:21 00:05:16:21 I have already
said what the bank may know about you. 73 00:05:17:11 00:05:20:11 Now I will tell
you what they shouldn’t know and that’s the other important thing.
74 00:05:20:22 00:05:28:01 What you explain the bank and they’ll not know or, at least,
you may make them not know. 75 00:05:28:06 00:05:32:20 The first thing
they all ask for in every case is the payroll, 76 00:05:33:04 00:05:38:09 since if you have
no payroll or fixed income, you have no access to a loan.
77 00:05:38:19 00:05:45:00 It may be a payroll or, as an employer, it would be the company’s
income declaration. 78 00:05:45:18 00:05:50:11 It is always better
to show a high payroll and not the income, 79 00:05:50:17 00:05:55:07 since they consider
that, as the employer, you can forge your income but,
80 00:05:55:17 00:06:00:05 with the payroll, they believe with their eyes closed what
the employer says he has paid. 81 00:06:01:16 00:06:08:17 They do not share
the information with the state, 82 00:06:09:06 00:06:16:01 who is the one
that knows what your payroll is and, therefore, that leaves a space where you can act.
83 00:06:16:23 00:06:21:07 When we look at the legal questions, we have two options:
84 00:06:21:22 00:06:28:08 when we are going to prepare our plan to escape the financial
system, 85 00:06:29:12 00:06:39:22 we have the option
of actually looking for a job with a high pay and obtain entirely legal loans with
real papers, 86 00:06:40:07 00:06:44:13 and ask for loans
and then leave the system. 87 00:06:46:00 00:06:51:21 If we don’t want
or can’t do that, there is another option: to invent the payrolls.
88 00:06:52:18 00:06:57:02 I will later enter in more important details of this invention.
89 00:06:57:16 00:07:05:12 What is important is that they only can know whether the company
that is showing them the payroll is real, 90 00:07:05:21 00:07:09:16 that is, it must
be an existing company since they can verify its existence.
91 00:07:10:04 00:07:17:02 If you give the phone number of your work, some of them will
call your work to check whether you work there. 92 00:07:18:13 00:07:21:13 These are details
that must be taken into account. 93 00:07:21:24 00:07:24:24 There is nothing
to forge there. 94 00:07:25:10 00:07:29:09 That is, you make
the payroll and print it, you make the seal and sign,
95 00:07:29:16 00:07:33:08 with a signature that is true and another you make up.
96 00:07:33:19 00:07:36:19 That would be the one of the employer and there is no problem
with it. 97 00:07:37:08 00:07:40:12 It is an entirely
private paper that you create in the computer. 98 00:07:42:13 00:07:50:22 When planning the
action… as you know it took me a long time 99 00:07:51:19 00:07:55:20 – perhaps it
is rather boring to stretch it that much and not everyone has to do it that way –
100 00:07:56:20 00:08:01:00 perhaps everything may be done in 6 months.
101 00:08:02:14 00:08:06:20 Depending the sum you want to make it can even be made
in 3 months. 102 00:08:07:20 00:08:11:03 That is, when
you go to a bank, you begin to pay by direct billing,
103 00:08:11:23 00:08:15:12 you begin to enter the payroll and you begin to earn their trust…
104 00:08:16:00 00:08:18:11 actually, it is very easy to earn the trust of a bank
105 00:08:18:21 00:08:21:14 because they want to sell and they sell loans, that is,
106 00:08:21:23 00:08:25:09 although this has come down with the crisis,
107 00:08:25:23 00:08:30:18 that is what they live on after all and they have to give loans
to somebody. 108 00:08:31:20 00:08:36:02 Then, you can
do it in 3 months in the sense that you are there for 3 payrolls and
109 00:08:36:18 00:08:38:01 with the third you can already ask for a loan.
110 00:08:39:00 00:08:44:01 When we become insolvent, we stop having civil legality.
111 00:08:44:21 00:08:47:21 We still have the penal side and there we have another
anti-repressive strategy 112 00:08:48:08 00:08:51:13 to protect ourselves,
but there is never a transfer from civil to penal.
113 00:08:52:09 00:08:59:12 In the Spanish State for many cases that you take as the
civil side they were never going on to the penal side.
114 00:08:59:24 00:09:05:22 Therefore, as an insolvent person for whom all the fines
and penalties from the civil point of view 115 00:09:06:12 00:09:09:03 have to do with
the economy, that is, with paying money, 116 00:09:09:14 00:09:11:20 they cannot make
you pay if you are insolvent. 117 00:09:12:07 00:09:17:04 Therefore, to
become insolvent is to be entirely free from the civil code.
118 00:09:17:19 00:09:19:16 The civil code will not affect you as a person,
119 00:09:20:00 00:09:24:14 so it is a very important protection you have in your daily
life 120 00:09:25:00 00:09:36:01 and we can organize
to live decently and consistently with our way of thinking
121 00:09:36:24 00:09:39:07 on the basis of this insolvency which would turn into a political
weapon. 122 00:09:39:24 00:09:43:16 What you have
to do is lose everyone’s respect. 123 00:09:44:03 00:09:49:19 And you have that
responsibility because you can teach us how to do it.
124 00:09:50:10 00:09:52:06 This is what we have to do!
125 00:09:55:09 00:09:58:01 This is what we have to do!
126 00:09:58:19 00:10:01:19 It is an honor and a need!
127 00:10:02:03 00:10:07:24 It is a need to know how to swindle banks and do what you
have to do in this society. 128 00:10:08:17 00:10:10:14 That is falling
into disaster. 129 00:10:11:03 00:10:16:09 The thing is not
recovering money as we used to recover it, for ourselves,
130 00:10:17:05 00:10:19:04 but to do a thousand things with the money.
131 00:10:19:10 00:10:23:21 It is not that I am against Mr. Botin because he has money.
132 00:10:24:03 00:10:27:22 What I am against is the use he makes of this money.
133 00:10:28:05 00:10:29:21 That is what pisses me off.
134 00:10:30:10 00:10:37:11 Because, I tell you, experience has taught me that there
are people that although you give them whatever they want,
135 00:10:37:23 00:10:40:20 they will never do anything and there are other people that
are creative. 136 00:10:41:04 00:10:41:22 That’s how life
is. 137 00:10:42:05 00:10:44:22 Well, I don’t
want to extend myself as much as you do. �