History tells us of debt-free and interest-free money issued by governments.

The American colonies did it through colonial script in the 1700's. Their wealth soon rivaled that of England and brought restrictions from Parliament, which led to the Revolutionary War. Abraham Lincoln did it in 1863 to help finance the Civil War.

He was later assassinated by a man many consider to have been an agent of the Rothchild Bank. No debt-free or interest-free money has been issued in America since then.

The Saracen Empire forbad interest on money for 1,000 years, and its wealth outshone even Saxon Europe. Mandrarin China issued its own money, interest-free and debt-free, and the European traveler, Marco Polo, was astounded by the wealth and civilization of the Mandarin Empire. Today, historians and art collectors consider those centuries to be China's time of greatest wealth, culture and peace.

Several Arab nations issue interest free loans to their citizens today. (Now you can understand what all the commotion in the Middle East is all about, and why the banker-owned press is brainwashing citizens to think of all Arabs as terrorists).

Germany issued debt-free and interest-free money from 1935 and on, accounting for its startling rise from the depression to a world power in 5 years. Germany financed its entire government and war operations from 1935 to 1945 without gold and without debt, and it took the whole Capitalist and Communist world to destroy the German power over Europe and bring Europe back under the heels of the bankers. Such history of money does not even appear in the textbooks of public (government) schools today.

Issuing money which does not have to be paid back in interest leaves the money available to use in the exchange of goods and services and its only continuing cost is replacement as the paper wears out. Money is the paper ticket by which transfers are made and should always be in sufficient quantity to transfer all possible production of the nation to the ultimate consumers. It is as ridiculous for a nation to say to its citizens, "You must consume less because we are short of money," as it would be for an airline to say, "Our planes are flying, but we cannot take you because we are short of tickets".

By the issuance of money and credit as discussed above, the country's total money supply can be increased to meet the nation's needs with no disadvantage to anyone and with advantage to all. All will benefit from the increased ease of exchanging goods and services with more money available.

THE IMPORTANT THING IS THAT THE MONEY DOES NOT HAVE TO BE TAXED OR TAKEN OUT OF CIRCULATION TO PAY BACK TO THE PARASITIC BANKERS.

As stated previously, it would remain in circulation for generations at no cost to the citizens, except for printing replacements for paper currency as it wears out.