What is a contract and how they are used....

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What is a contract and how they are used....

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For some people this will be common knowledge and for some not, please bear with me at the beginning if you have experience in dealing with contracts, I will explain what a contract is, give an example and we can discuss that example first before I mention other contract types and get deeper into things, think of this as a dot to dot puzzle, every different topic is a new dot and you need to join them but by the end the picture becomes clear.

Contract :- As basic as you can get is defined, An agreement.

There are many different types of contracts, social contracts, employment contracts ect. The main thing a contract is used for is to show that both parties have an agreement stating, if an thing (noun/verb) is going to take place that they both have foreknowledge and accept any and full responsibility for any eventuality (in a fair and perfect world).

This is not always the way it is in the world of contracts as you can then invite third parties into the equation such as insurers but a contract always exists between at least two parties.

A basic example of this is...I come to you and say "Would you like to have a fight/arguement to settle a dispute?" (excuse the set-up I can't think of a better example right now at the moment) Let's say you agree, for this to be an agreement between me and you and the end result is the dispute is settled the best thing to do is for both parties to write a contract, in it they will state what the disagreement is, what the wishes of the other party will be after the fight/arguement and finally the signature...the most important bit to show they both agree and know the concequences of what will happen, this is how most people think the law of contracts work but in this modern day it's not that simple, new definitions of contracts and what is contained in them are comming out every day to the extent that, if you printed all the law in that exists on paper both sided a4 in normal sized writing, you would need at least 26 miles of paper to print it out and it's ever growing. The law has gotten too confusing and has that much contained that you would need your whole life to read it, in my opinion and in the public realm if you look for the information this is not a coinscidence....the driving factor is control (and I will ramble on but by the end you will have a general picture).

I will start with the Birth certificate as this is the 1st contract that you will come across (they get you young), a birth certificate is a contract between 2 or 3 parties, one being the government and the other the parent(s), this agreement is that the parent(s) will have access to benefits from the government for said child eg. NHS, Education ect. This in turn allows the government to have an account opened, with this account they float bonds and earn money. Instantly this is where I got curious, naturally being from Derry my first question was how much money and why do the government get it, after I settled that I got on the ball and started researching seriously, you as part of the U.K/Ireland or whatever country you are in, have an account with the treasury of the government, this is worth, the country's overall wealth divided evenly by the amount of people in the population. Lets for arguements sake and mine as I'm not good at maths say that the U.k is worth £1 sterling and the population is 100 people, the value of each of those people is 1p. So we aren't exactly poor (Later or in a different post I will discuss how we are as broke as a joke in reality). The reason the government get to use the bond in everyones mind is...someone has to earn and pay for all the "free" services we get like healthcare...but is that not what tax is for? Without going much further into that debate yet, the thing that disturbed me was that if the government is already getting all it's money in tax for the services what do these bonds get used for? Well they are used on the stock market, how they do this is sneaky but very simple, they call you a person, a person defined can be a human or a corporation, when you were born they registered a "person" you in your head think ok he/she IS a person anyway and think nothing more of it, what really happened is the government opened a corporation/company, with your permission, in your childs name and is making money off it, this in turn has it's profit recycled into the market and the profit earned goes on paying the debt to the bank of england, or whichever central bank your country borrows it's money off.

This for me is a line well well crossed for more than one reason, which we will reach a full conclusion in further posts when the whole picture is put together, I'll end here because I want people to discuss this, I could write all night and by the time I'm done the answers could be there but I'm not going to on purpose. Any questions feel free to ask I'll answer them to the best of my ability and hopefully what I wrote already answers a few questions you might have, makes you more curious or maybe you have something that goes against what I say, you are also more than welcome to have an input, one due to free speech but for me personally as I won't grow if I don't learn by mistakes I may make...Good luck :D

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I'll start off with the same question I asked when I first heard of this stuff.

How much money is each "person" worth and how come we don't have control of this account ourselves?

Well roughly calculated, the country as it stands at the moment is worth £5,000bn and the population estimate is 61,838,154 so doing the math every "person" is worth £80,856. That number goes up and down as the bankers and stock controllers bet on the market using these bonds and what profit, if any, is made. We do not have control of this as we handed over ownership of this bond when the birth certificate was REGISTERED, that word registered means a lot in law but the basic way to think of it is you gave it away in exchange for :- Healthcare, Public Transport, Protection (police), Waste services (disposal, water treatment ect) and a lot of other things in the public sector. If you could take control of this account would it not be better? I doubt I could spend 80,000 a year on public services and protection, you could hire a private doctor, a private security guard, private waste disposal, buy water in bulk and still be nowhere near having it spent, your not given this information but it does exist and is easy to obtain. The only thing is you must use the money to benefit yourself and your community...doesn't sound too shabby eh? Means then if a few parents, 3 we'll go with, lets say 2 children each, put their childrens bonds together and only used half...£242,568 is what you have, that would build a playgym or football pitch in every community and that's only 3 parents with 2 kids each, I know more than 3 parents in my street alone so think what we could do for the future of the waines growing up now if we all knocked the stupid box (T.V) in the head and read a book or a government manefesto once in a while.
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Doiremick wrote:I'll start off with the same question I asked when I first heard of this stuff.

How much money is each "person" worth and how come we don't have control of this account ourselves?

Well roughly calculated, the country as it stands at the moment is worth £5,000bn and the population estimate is 61,838,154 so doing the math every "person" is worth £80,856. That number goes up and down as the bankers and stock controllers bet on the market using these bonds and what profit, if any, is made. We do not have control of this as we handed over ownership of this bond when the birth certificate was REGISTERED, that word registered means a lot in law but the basic way to think of it is you gave it away in exchange for :- Healthcare, Public Transport, Protection (police), Waste services (disposal, water treatment ect) and a lot of other things in the public sector. If you could take control of this account would it not be better? I doubt I could spend 80,000 a year on public services and protection, you could hire a private doctor, a private security guard, private waste disposal, buy water in bulk and still be nowhere near having it spent, your not given this information but it does exist and is easy to obtain. The only thing is you must use the money to benefit yourself and your community...doesn't sound too shabby eh? Means then if a few parents, 3 we'll go with, lets say 2 children each, put their childrens bonds together and only used half...£242,568 is what you have, that would build a playgym or football pitch in every community and that's only 3 parents with 2 kids each, I know more than 3 parents in my street alone so think what we could do for the future of the waines growing up now if we all knocked the stupid box (T.V) in the head and read a book or a government manefesto once in a while.
If that £80,856 was put into a high interest account when someone was born, not touch until they turned eighteen years old and only then to either invest in third level education, a business idea that has been clearly researched or shares in a family run business. Wouldn't the government make healthy returns on it if they wrote that into the contract? Also, wouldn't that make an attractive incentive for everyone to focus harder on achieving careers given that they too would see a profit being made?
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If that £80,856 was put into a high interest account when someone was born, not touch until they turned eighteen years old and only then to either invest in third level education, a business idea that has been clearly researched or shares in a family run business. Wouldn't the government make healthy returns on it if they wrote that into the contract? Also, wouldn't that make an attractive incentive for everyone to focus harder on achieving careers given that they too would see a profit being made?
They would but only if they were the ones who took control of the money and how it's value was regulated, if they kept taxation to pay for public services (as there would be no need to pay back a central bank so the tax could be used for what it's creation was in the first place) and only if it's written into the contract the same as it is now, that the money must be used to benefit you and society, ie. not spent on a big £80,865 sesh or you'll have to pay it back in some way through community service.

Use it to invest in business that serves the public and whatever profit is your own type of thing like a community centre which is then government funded through tax so you don't pay running costs and also work there yourself free, any money made outside what taxation would cover, like indoor football at 50p a head, is yours.
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Sounds almost like a form of Marxism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marxism - 'From each according to their ability, to each according to their need (or needs)'.
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That in a sense is the way it would work if it was that type of system that people wanted, in my own type of world if it were possible would be to keep the same "grids" that are in place such as power, then develop or impliment a system that exists that is efficient in everyway like magnetic generating power stations rather than what we have, keep farming the same but using a trade system of bartering which is possible but the steps to get there are massive, get rid of banking and money, if people want to trade then barter or work for your wants and needs. A guy called Mark Boyle demonstrated it's possible if you feel like researching him, people who want to do science for the greater good can keep going, same for medicine.

Back to the law, another way it can work sticking with the system is go back to the gold based government owned money system, which in turn leaves the country with genuine wealth, or a combination of the 3 big money metals as a currency, white gold, gold which it's supposed to be or silver which sterling was when it began. Then have it highly regulated.

At the moment our money is fiat or valueless whichever you want to label it, it's only a promise written on paper (10-20% of it) and the rest numbers on a bank computer, not very dependable. The way it's printed and put in circulation creates debt, if the country paid off the debt it owes the bank of england we would be in a sorry place if you look at it realisticly, that's all the money we have in circulation plus interest, it's 99.9% guaranteed to keep a country enslaved unless they envoke the powers to re-take control of money production.
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