Think about it. If I give you $5 and you give me a hamburger in exchange, the “value” of one thing has been converted into the “value” of the other. There is no net change. At least in our minds and in terms of our agreements, the value of the $5 and the value of the hamburger are equal. This is a “zero sum” exchange.
The only other possibility is the receipt of something of more value than we give credit for or to put it another way, the receipt of something of actual value in exchange for something of little or no equitable value.
And that is a crime.
So all those bankers who think that they are so rich because they have placed so much debt on everyone else through the use of debt notes as currency— think again. A negative number is still a negative number. And the guilt of whomever is holding such debt notes against others is apparent.
As anti-intuitive as it is for most people on Earth, the only way to convert debt to credit is via forgiveness. The credit of those who have been cheated has to be brought forward to cover the debts of the guilty, plus reinstate the credit balance of the world.
Those who have been cheated are owed by the guilty parties’ own admission the return of all their property free and clear of debt, plus an amount equal to three times the losses they have endured. Thus, upon our forgiveness of the world debt, the debt goes away, everyone’s property is returned free and clear, and an amount of credit equal to three times the total amount of the old debt becomes available for relief, restitution, reclamation, and reinvestment.
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