We all know what the words “debt,” “taxpayer,” and “interest” mean, but how many people know what the words “jizya”, “dhimmi” and “Grameen” mean? In order to understand the precipice of disaster that the banking system is resting upon today, one must understand all these words, and then some. No solution can be found by only understanding the first three. Only an illusion of understanding exists until the latter, and more, like “jihad” and “Sharia Law”, are considered.
The jizya amounts to a tax paid by Non-Muslims to Muslims in order that they may live in peace. A fair comparison is money paid by business owners to neighborhood thugs in order to gain protection. Think Mob. Engaging in this endeavor creates the status of dhimmi – a willingly subservient protected group of third class subjects. Let’s just call this what it is – extortion based slavery. Let us also understand that this is an endgame of this thing called “jihad”.
From the Koran:
(9:29) – “Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day, nor hold that forbidden which hath been forbidden by Allah and His Messenger, nor acknowledge the religion of Truth, (even if they are) of the People of the Book, until they pay the Jizya with willing submission, and feel themselves subdued.”
(30:39) And whatever you lay out as usury, so that it may increase in the property of men, it shall not increase with Allah; and whatever you give in charity, desiring Allah’s pleasure– it is these (persons) that shall get manifold.
(3:130) O you who believe! do not devour usury, making it double and redouble, and be careful of (your duty to) Allah, that you may be successful
(2:275) Those who swallow down usury cannot arise except as one whom Shaitan has prostrated by (his) touch does rise. That is because they say, trading is only like usury; and Allah has allowed trading and forbidden usury. To whomsoever then the admonition has come from his Lord, then he desists, he shall have what has already passed, and his affair is in the hands of Allah; and whoever returns (to it)– these arc the inmates of the fire; they shall abide in it.
You get the idea.
Notice this is not an out-of-context rant demonstrating Islamophobia. This comes from the Koran itself. It is quotes like these that form the basis of Sharia Law.
Before we move forward, take a moment to watch this video outlining some important points about Sharia Law and its influence in the American banking system:
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So now let’s take a look at the terms which were introduced above. First is “Grameen” — just what is it?
Well, it is a banking movement supposedly for the poorest among us. A proposed mix of capitalism and social responsibility, created by a man named Muhammad Yunus, that accommodates the religion of Islam at the expense of everyone else. It is banking based on making risky, Sharia-compliant loans to those least able to repay and financed by those with the most ability to do so. (Notice the hint of Karl Marx there? – From those according to their ability to those according to their needs.)
Heralded by so many corners, like the United Nations, the Nobel Peace Prize committee and the progressive left in this country, Grameen banking is to be the solution to all the world’s ills. Sound familiar? It should. Think about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, think ACORN, think home loans, think about Clinton’s almighty forecasted surplus. Think about Obama stimulus claims, cash for clunkers and economic justice. Think Van Jones.
In order to spin the situation and muddy the waters of understanding, a new word was manufactured. Microfinance. Here is the ‘nuts and bolts’ of microfinance, microcredit, microdebt, or whatever one wishes to call it: One set of rules for you, who is not bound by the Koran and the Sharia Law it creates, and another set of rules for those who are. So much for equality, huh?
Imagine this situation. You have a bank savings account with a balance of a hundred thousand dollars. You also hold a home mortgage of about the same amount. Your bank leverages your money fractionally and then makes Sharia compliant loans abroad for nine hundred thousand dollars, set beside your mortgage. You pay all interest on that mortgage, while your savings earns next to nothing, but as it pertains to the rest of that cool million – not so much. So what is the big deal?
Well, here is the big deal. That bank finds itself over-leveraged as a result of it’s attempted social engineering and unable to meet the demand for withdrawals. Remember that hundred grand you have saved? Well, you have decided to pay for your grandson’s college instead of seeing him saddled with student loans. In order for your bank to cover your withdrawal, it requires a taxpayer funded bailout so it doesn’t fail. Do you see it yet?
You pay interest on the front side of loans that you take on, and now you pay taxes on the backside to fund a bailout because your bank used your money to make social engineering investments that do not provide enough returns to sustain it’s own chosen activity. This so that do-gooders can “spread the wealth around”. Many avenues to accomplish this spreading have been developed. Think “green”. Environmentalism is the ultimate social engineering tool useful in every branch of government to the ends of controlling private business.
To be sure, this issue has permeated the entire banking industry and by extension every other industry. Combining environmentalism and banking is a wicked marriage. Endless control is created and Liberty itself is on the chopping block.
From your fifty dollar bank account to the Bill Gates fortune, this parasitical idea of Sharia complaint banking financed on the backs of interest and tax paying Americans is eating prosperity alive. Where do we begin to even understand so we can rid ourselves of this epidemic? Sometimes, you just have to plop down somewhere in the middle of it all and start there.
ShoreBank is great place to start. Truly amazing is it’s history and undeniably profound are the generational ramifications of it’s activities. The more you read about it, the more open your eyes become, the more moments of insight you will experience. Of this, there is no doubt. The web of ties that are exposed when reading about ShoreBank is shocking.
Why are community-based banks, like ShoreBank and its affiliates, financing projects in Kenya?
Why does the United States send seemingly endless amounts of taxpayer dollars to Egypt, Jordan, Pakistan and others in the form of “military and economic aid”?
Why does the United State’s government force the purchase of oil and natural gas from Muslim and socialist dominated-countries by legislatively or judicially disallowing access to resources found here in our own neck of the woods?
Why did Al Qaeda attack the World Trade center — twice?
Why did the United Nations refuse to relinquish control over Saddam’s Iraq and it’s oil revenues?
How is our own government managing to gain access to control over the smallest of life’s decisions like what vehicles we drive or where we set our home thermostats?
What is really wrong with the banking industry and what is it going to take to fix it? What is the real cause of the so called “meltdown”?
Ponder these questions deeply and then seek out honest answers. Prepare yourselves for the facts you will be faced with and what those facts mean. Political correctness need not apply for this job because actual correctness, absent that qualifier, is required.
As Tim Geitner tries to offer every explanation besides the real one concerning AIG, maybe there exists at least one courageous elected official who will ask him directly to explain Grameen banking, microfinancing and how the progressives drove the American Economy into the ground by bowing the American’s economy to Islamic law via the guise of political correctness known in the form of “environmentalism” and “social justice.”
Are those Fightin’ words? Yep, that is one thing that happens when a nation is engaged in war and Patriots actually fight back with the most powerful weapon that ever existed. Truth.
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