Credit cards / Cash - Warning!

 What do you know about the propaganda of banks on credit cards?

 Who benefits from credit cards and how much?

 Why has Sweden gone further than any other country on the path 

towards a cashless society?

 What interests are behind this?

 Do you know that credit card fraud is far more costly to our

 society than all the robberies of cash transports and cash 

together?

 Why are our banks are working so hard to create a cashless society?

 Every time you use plastic instead of cash, you will help bankers 

to achieve their goal of creating a cashless economy. Is that in 

your interest?

 If banks manage to realize their dream of a cashless society, 

they will gain full control over the economy (including yours). 

 They can then do as they did when the economy broke down in Cyprus and 

in Greece - limit the amount of your money you may use.

 From the Swedish newspaper Dagens Industri (Industry of Today):

 The total cost of card payments in the Swedish economy is 

7 billion a year (2013) or 1500: - / Swedish households.

 Banks charge an average of half a dollar per debit card 

transaction, and an average of just over one dollar - per credit 

card transaction. It is always customers who ultimately have to 

pay these exorbitant amounts. The profits from card management 

goes straight into the bankers' pockets and contribute to their 

bonuses and luxury consumption (incl. Prostitutes and drugs).

What can you do?

 Participate in the "cash uprising" by reducing the use of cards 

to a minimum! Use cash whenever you can!

 It is in the interest of all ordinary people to reduce the 

profits of bankers. Banks lack any shred of empathy. Their only 

interest is maximal profit.

 Check "In the defense of Cash" on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgYLoZ04njA or

www.nyaekonomiskasystemet.se or

read Andreas Cervenka's book (written in Swedish with the title:

"Vad är Pengar?): "What is Money?" ISBN: 9789127133754 

- e-book 9789127134669

Todde

PS. Also check:

http://axiom1b.blogspot.com/2015/05/a-disturbing-thought-about-lowinterest.html

and

http://axiom1b.blogspot.se/2016/04/economykeynes-national-economics.html