Lyle's Blog

Now that the monetized debt system has reached the end of its trail, the governments of most of the world’s countries are playing with the idea of a digital currency. The criminal money artisans are busily trying to do the impossible: create a can that never needs kicking down the road.

Digital currencies do provide faster, safer, and more convenient capital movement, but the reason they want to do this is, they have abused the world’s monetized debt-based monetary systems to the point of no return.
If the debt is paid off, there will be no circulating medium… which is a debt trap, so the way to deal with insurmountable quantities of debt is to reduce its value by creating more debt (inflation). When inflation becomes out of control, the bankers simply devalue or revalue the currency, depending on their objectives.

In 1948, the Deutch Mark wiped out much of Germany’s accrued debt, along with its people’s savings. In 1960, it was the French Franc, followed by Brazil’s Cruzeiros in 1967 robbing their citizens of their savings and future wealth. The dollar, and American workers/savers, are now on the same path.

Due to falling occupancy rates in commercial real estate, the commercial loans held by banks are coming under pressure. First Republic and Signature Bank held the ninth and tenth-largest portfolios of commercial debt. Regional and small banks hold thirty-eight percent of all commercial debt. Rising interest rates are making commercial enterprises less affordable which leads to banks being more stringent in who they loan to.

If defaults spike (a likely scenario), banks will write down the value of these properties. Real estate loans amount to about 2.2 trillion dollars of which commercial property makes up about 500 billion. The FED will no doubt spend the next years initiating digital currency tokens to prevent the public from doing a run on their banks. Business loan defaults lead to recession and the collapse of housing.

The savings of the top earners will be scalped as was done in Greece during the “Great Recession”. The “too big to fail” philosophy doesn’t apply to the citizenry. The goal since the inception of the FED was to control all wealth and keep the common man from controlling his life and his future. Governments, all governments, are evil and it is indeed sad to see the noble efforts of our founders so easily discarded.

We are at the end of all things. The final chapter is unfolding before our eyes. Control of our buying and selling is at the door. If you try to save your life you will lose it. Think eternally. There’s nothing to plan for any longer. I look around at everything I have; I don’t want any of it.

America was a nice little “heaven on earth” for a while. It’s served its purpose; time to move on.

Revelation 13, verse 16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand or in their foreheads. (17) that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. (18) Here is wisdom, let him that has wisdom count the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man, and his number is six hundred, three score and six.

Start counting.

People vie for all sorts of things, recognition, money, and positions of power and many times it’s an embarrassing display of narcissism derived from a lifetime of obnoxious obsession with self-aggrandizement which blossomed in junior high school. Probably the very best of self-promoting imbeciles end up in politics. For the most part, the most popular of these are the type we most disdained when we were kids.

For some reason, (probably because they’re the ones that hand out the “candy”), we jump on the bandwagon of these purveyors of power-hungry bastions of corruption, giving way to a continual degrading of our futures.

I won’t rattle on about people who wouldn’t be missed if we truly understood how little they contribute to the good life. Their only job is to pass a balanced budget that screws as few people as possible and they are woefully incapable of even that. So who really needs them?

But, and it’s a big but, there are many people who are extremely important to our lives. Picking only one is not meant to say the rest aren’t important. Plumbers, janitors, police officers, firemen, and many others all serve us well and most certainly we wouldn’t want to live without them. However, most of what these important people do I myself can do, maybe not as well, but I can fix things, fight the criminal at the door, etc. but there is one man my family can’t live without.

Living in the bounds of residential city life, there is one person I want to see every week, the garbage collector. Lots of things can be put off, sometimes for months or years, but our pile of debris is astonishingly huge every week. If that blessed garbageman didn’t come and haul it away, let’s just say things would get ugly real fast. The stench would build daily and worse yet the hordes of unwanted “visitors” wanting to “rummage” through it all.

Flies without number, and to put the icing on the dystopian cake, rats would be everywhere and not just in Washington D.C.

So Mr. Garbageman (I haven’t seen a garbage woman yet), you get my vote for Person of the Year, every year. It is you I’m especially grateful to have in my life. Thanks for doing something which we pretty much unknowingly can’t live without.

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth and nothing was created without Him. God created man and Genesis further states that everything was created for God’s pleasure; it follows that includes us.

Adam and Eve were God’s “kids” and every one thereafter are his “grandkids”. When we first have our kids they are babies in need of our care. Adam and Eve on the other hand were created all grown up. God gave them a tour of the earth, showed them their responsibilities, and turned the whole thing over to them. We have the privilege of changing diapers, having sleepless nights, and all the rest of what babyhood is all about. Little kids are little clones of ourselves. Anyone with a soul loves little children. Their life becomes our life.

Nurturing them to adulthood is an all-consuming job. If we do it right and have some modicum of luck they turn out to be beautiful people. But sometimes they for whatever reason don’t turn out quite so right. They scoff at our values, get on drugs, steal, become promiscuous, and some become violent, even killing others.

When they’re “little guys” we can’t imagine that day fifteen or twenty years later. We understood the ways of the world but only hope for the best for them.

Scripture tells us that Christ was slain before the foundation of the world, so God knew what was coming, even how awful it would be. In the time of Noah God repented that He had even made man and stated He wanted to destroy all mankind. Why did He say that? Why did Christ when on the cross say, speaking of His Father, “why have you forsaken me?”

It’s kinda like us when we witness our child doing something terrible or see them in the hospital or morgue after losing their bout with sin. We quip the same words. I poured my heart and my life into you, I did the very best I could, but it wasn’t good enough. At that moment we feel just like God. Why has my very best creation turned against me?

We know the possible outcomes of life; God knew the outcome before the foundation of this world. We forget that we are made in God’s image, meaning He is an emotional being, He has feelings just like us. Like us suffering at the loss of our child, He suffers at the loss of mankind, but till it actually happened it wasn’t a personal loss. You can talk about something but till it happens you don’t feel it.

We came to know God through Jesus Christ. He’s acquainted with our failures, our losses, our desperation, and the hopelessness of our lives. Understanding God is very simply told in John 11:35 Jesus wept.