Money

Money is a government-issued IOU, a liability, and a token for paying taxes; individuals hold it temporarily, not as true private property.

Bank deposits and cash circulate as government debt; the state controls, creates, and cancels money, proving it is not owned by individuals.

Financial literacy is framed as empowerment, but it masks systemic inequality, shifting blame to individuals while poverty is structurally engineered.

Government surpluses shift debt onto citizens; Graeber reveals money as obligation, exposing austerity as power and silence as ritualized control.

The Alchemy of Debt: Paul Grignon’s Money as Debt III Pulls Back the Curtain on the World’s Favorite Illusion “Money is the only story everyone believes—until it stops working.”— from …

So, as it has been known since shortly after September 11th, 2001: The immediate family of the alleged mastermind behind the greatest terrorist attack in history launched against the U.S., …

In early 1987 my Mother bought a house with the intention of paying it off over the next 20 years and creating some small form of financial security to leave after …