4 thoughts on “Did Santa Cruz County just throw down the gauntlet to big banks?”

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   Senatssekretär FREISTAAT DANZIG

   July 7, 2015 at 12:42 pm

   Reblogged this on Aussiedlerbetreuung und Behinderten – Fragen and commented:
   Glück, Auf, meine Heimat!

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   richbuckley7

   July 7, 2015 at 1:15 pm

   As helpful and symbolic as this act by Santa Cruz may be, what would really help bring a modicum banking balance into our system is if Santa Cruz County would also join Joyce Ellen Brown – Author, Speaker, Radio Host​ , Web of Debt, “State Owned Banks” movement.

   Apparently the good citizens in Nebraska have the nation’s only State Owned Bank and they pay themselves interest and balanced their budget even after the crash in 2007. To be clear, it’s not state chartered banks, that’s something else, it’s State “owned” banks.

   All state money from tax collections and revenues and receipts are deposited in their own bank. Loans are also made directly to citizens and businesses. Imagine if we could get this to catch on nationwide. There would be serious competition to temper the cabal.

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      richbuckley7

      July 7, 2015 at 3:52 pm

      The Public Banking Solution:

      http://ellenbrown.com/books/the-public-bank-solution/

      It’s worth noting that Ellen’s Research seems to indicate there is a balance point between Public Banking and Private Banking where the Private Banks behave themselves internationally for fear of losing ground 🙂

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   Damon

   July 7, 2015 at 7:09 pm

   Reblogged this on Awakestate.

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