How much would the Cost of Living Fall if we moved off a system predicated on Debt and to one predicated on Savings?
For example, a House in 1940 went for $2,938. Minimum wage was 40 cents an hour. Federal Taxes were 4% up to the average per capita income versus 11% today.

This meant it took 7,651 hours to pay off a house if you saved every penny earned after taxes or 3.82 years of labor.

Fast forward to today, minimum wage is $7.25 an hour or $6.45 after Federal taxes (not including State and Social Security). The median home value in America is

$334,000. This means it would take you 51,762.88 hours or 25.88 years earning minimum wage (saving every penny after taxes) to pay off a median valued home. This is almost 7x (6.765 to be exact) as much.

We are earning 1/7th what we were in 1940 when you look at what you can

purchase??? Why? Tax Grab... The Earnings Power of our Wages being siphoned away by horrific trade deals... our IP (Intellectual Property) being stolen... and DEBT... Lots and Lots of Debt...

Debt artificially inflates the cost of everything in the system making it harder and

harder for people to get by earning the same amount of money.

Restructure the Debt (i.e. Default or file Bankruptcy which "haircuts" the debt) and realign it to a level that is far more equitable is the only TRUE Lasting Equitable Solution....

Who Loses if We the People call on this to be done? The Largest Owners of Debt (Globalist Elites and Mega Corporations that off-shored their earnings to cut their tax burden by 50-75% while Americans are paying at least 10% more. Keep in mind these same companies have been the

largest beneficiaries of our Military in keeping the Trade Lanes "Open" Worldwide)

We paid the protection money on their behalf, they shipped high paying jobs overseas while encouraging us to take on more and more debt pushing our wages into

a Slavery Equivalent Earning Power Position.

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