1) Doesn't the following reasoning lead to an OBVIOUS solution to our
nation's money problems?
2) Like it or not -- Congress and only the Congress is in the business
of creating money. The Constitution says so. There is no other way to create money. Nobody else can create money.
3) That means we can't escape the fact that our government is, under
the Constitution, our nation's banker and the supplier of all new money.
4) Why not simply try to make a profit out of that Constitutionally
mandated duty?
5) If the government makes sensible loans that turn a profit for the
borrower, the wealth generated by the loans remains in the economy after the loans are paid back.
6) Wouldn't it obviously be best if all the newly created money was used
to produce real wealth by borrowers?
7) Why should we allow privately owned banks to run our Money and
Banking System and keep the profits?
8) Please analyze this idea and tell me what is wrong with it.
9) There will be no inflation if the loans create more wealth than the
dollar value of the loans.
10) That should not be hard to do.
Martin R. Carbone -- 7/2/2010
