@stacyherbert: What if hemp seed was money? Battling the Federal Reserve

I read the passage below and got to thinking.

By1698 the national debt expanded from £1,250,000 to £16,000,000 and up went the taxes the debt was secured on.

As hard as it might be to believe, in times of economic upheaval, wealth is rarely destroyed and instead is often only transferred. And who benefits the most when money is scarce? You may have guessed. It’s those controlling what everyone else wants, the money changer’s.  Read more...

What if the standard commodity backing the supply of money was hemp seed?  If we had to chose between eating it or selling it, we could.  It would be the first economic model based on a source of energy, a source of fuel, a source of food, a source of nutrition, and a source for high tech plastics for building planes, trains, automobiles, and houses.  

Would this not provide some Americans an opportunity to leave the city and most out to the countryside where they can breath fresh air and live with nature? 

Would this not generate the needed economic activity to increase employment? 

If employment increased, we could pay off our debt to the British Monarchy, OPEC, China, Japan, and every other sovereign nation and super corporation.  If we don't pay that debt, we will cause the next World War.  This global economic boom and bust crap has got to end and taking charge of own money supply and well being will be the only thing that saves us all from that apocalypse.

I would love to hear your thoughts Stacy, Max as well.  I want to run it by Lauren Lyster, James G Rickards, Ron Paul, H Lovins of Natural Capitalist Solutions, and Richard Grove of Tragedy and Hope Magazine.  Maybe get Gerald Celente in there, some economists, oh wait, you've already done that.  Thanks to all of these folks for sharing.

Regards,

TwistedPolitix.

PS: Americans, if you don't believe that can happen in the United States, that a banking conspiracy has brought us to our knees, then you should watch the Keiser Report, read more from Ed Griffin, and listen to the peace revolution podcast. (RSS here too.)