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Too many people are taking the bait on this case and analyzing it through a medical perspective instead of understanding it for the psyop that it is. https://x.com/_taylorhudak/status/2096675203304525871
| 2 |  Just Because Something Is Logical Does Not Mean It Is True
"Solari Builders: Understanding Money and the Economy with Prof. Richard A. Werner"
By Ricardo Oskam
At the recent gathering in Northern Italy that concluded the Solari Builders pilot course, Professor Richard A. Werner addressed two fundamental questions: What is money? And what problem does moneyβs existence solve?
Werner, a recurrent guest at Solari, is a German economist who, after training at the London School of Economics and Oxford, spent his formative years in Japanβas the first Shimomura Fellow at the Development Bank of Japan and then as chief economist at the Jardine Fleming investment bank in Tokyo. In the mid-1990s, he coined the term βquantitative easing,β proposing to the Bank of Japan something rather different from what central banks later carried out borrowing the same terminology. Wernerβs 2003 book, Princes of the Yen, which described how Japanβs central bankers inflated and then burst a bubble to force through reform, outsold Harry Potter in Japan for six straight weeks.
Before diving into contemporary monetary theory, Werner took the Solari Builders group through one thousand years of history. With the Builders having visited a famous Italian Duomo the day before his presentationβa cathedral that was six centuries in the makingβhe tackled the question of how some of Europeβs most impressive cathedrals were built. Laborers contributed to structures they knew they would never see completed in their lifetimes, making the cathedrals a true testimonial to a higher culture where one honored God with every brick laid. Today, Werner notes, we would not be able to replicate those buildings at any sane cost, despite having better technology.
Since 1992, Prof. Werner has argued that banks do not pass along existing savings but create money out of thin airβthe Credit Creation Theory. Werner used empirical evidence that he painstakingly gathered (rather than rely on axioms or theoretical deductions) to prove his claim to be true and disprove other theories such as the intermediation theory of banking (which claims that banks are just financial intermediaries, both individually and collectively) or the fractional reserve theory of banking (which claims that banks are individually financial intermediaries but collectively create money through fractional reserve banking).
The common thread uniting the historical examples Werner references is the creation of money as an animating force. The stone wheel money of Yap and the split tally stick made of cheap hazelwood (the grain of its split being a unique fingerprint to identify its validity) became money because people accepted them as money. His point, arriving through the back door of history, is that our own money is the same instrument, with the promise thinned outβa claim with no commodity behind it.
The tally stick was also the original accounting method: charge on one side, discharge on the other, cash recorded as it moves, checked afterwards against the counter-rolls kept in the Treasury, making it hard to lie. Double-entry accounting came later, and in Wernerβs reading of it, represented not an advance in transparency but a smokescreen. Interest was illegal in Christian Europe, and the goldsmith-bankers had more than interest to hide: they were lending out gold left in their care and writing deposit certificates for gold nobody had deposited.
To truly understand the economy, we must understand what money is and how its successful use is intertwined with our governance system and a healthy culture that supports a fundamental level of trust. Will the rapid influx of newly created money in our economy facilitate borrowing for productive purposesβleading to growth without inflationβor will it further raise consumer prices and spawn asset bubbles?
Full Report: https://solari.com/solari-builders-understanding-money-and-the-economy-with-prof-richard-a-werner/
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| 3 |  I think this is an important point that obvious psyops like the Clancy case, may serve various purposes. https://x.com/_taylorhudak/status/2095479479762116995 | 553 |
| 4 |  Ok so this is an image taken from Fox News, which confirms that the picture of the "Abracadabra it's magic" box behind Lindsay was not photoshopped. Likely that was placed there by spooks to mess with people, thus reiterating the entire case and media circus is a psyop. | 929 |
| 5 | https://x.com/solari_the/status/2091993192753143822 | 1 066 |
| 6 |  https://x.com/_taylorhudak/status/2091931473305633213 | 983 |
| 7 |  https://x.com/_taylorhudak/status/2091670731973083489 | 250 |
| 8 |  Is it me or are they sitting SO CLOSE to each other? | 1 467 |
| 9 | They are lying to you about inflation. We're live with Catherine Austin Fitts to explain. Join us: https://tuckercarlson.com/live-show-august-12-2026 | 1 391 |
| 10 |  No text... | 1 831 |
| 11 | Woa, Fareed Zakaria posted some propaganda slop on Hungary. It was painful to listen to the entire 5 minutes. π https://x.com/i/status/2084226797437083974 | 1 345 |
| 12 |  This is such a weird ad, yes. And the use of AI, in this way, should not be permitted. But honestly, this is just a major promotion of the people depicted... https://x.com/i/status/2078977222048702914 | 1 680 |
| 13 |  What a headline! More garbage from the Mainstream Alternative Media, which has become almost indistinguishable from Fox News, CNN, etc. | 1 674 |
| 14 |  NOW - Family photo at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
@disclosetv | 1 591 |
| 15 |  Zelensky tomorrow in Ankara, at NATO summit.
@BazaFromOlga | 1 364 |
| 16 | https://x.com/_taylorhudak/status/2072652161490599990?s=20 | 1 289 |
| 17 | Are Taxpayers Helping to Finance Americaβs Data Center Boom? A Quest for Clarity
Read my latest for Solari here: https://solari.com/are-taxpayers-helping-to-finance-americas-data-center-boom-a-quest-for-clarity/
The federal government as well as local and state governments are providing financial incentives for these investments. Such incentives occur in an environment that lacks transparency and proper disclosure. As an extension of this opaqueness, the benefits to justify these subsidies also remain unclear. Many would argue that promises of job creation have been grossly overstated (and the data centersβ potential role in creating a digital control grid kept secret), while energy and resource concernsβas well as the potential costs of site cleanup if and when the facilities close down or failβhave been minimized. This, in addition to the secrecy surrounding the planning and financing of the data center industry, indicates that the negative impact to local residents and the American taxpayers may be substantial. | 1 723 |
| 18 | https://nailaforthepeople.substack.com/p/britain-detains-human-rights-lawyer | 990 |
| 19 |  +1π¨π US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding text published
The document was shared by Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on X.
The agreement is historical and is "a message from a powerful Iran": peace through mutual respect with dignity and independence, he added.
π Boost us | Chat | @geopolitics_prime | 1 234 |
| 20 |  Can they at least TRY to pretend that the April 2026 election in Hungary and the TISZA victory was not a Western-backed hostile takeover of the country? | 1 145 |
