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Banks Are Obsolete: The Entire Parasitic Sector Can Be Eliminated
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Charles Smith
RINF Alternative News
What else can we do with the $1.25 trillion we’ll save by eliminating these obsolete financial middleman parasites? A lot.
Technology has leapfrogged the banking sector, rendering it as obsolete as buggy whips. So why are we devoting 9% of our economy to an obsolete parasite? Financial sector profits now total a staggering 4.5% of GDP (gross domestic product), while the expenses generated by financial churning account for another 4.5% of the economy.
Software and existing non-Wall Street/too-big-to-fail institutions could replace the entire Wall Street/banking sector and drop costs to .5% of GDP, saving us 8+% of our GDP ($1.25 trillion) that is currently siphoned off by parasitic middlemen. The banking sector is Exhibit A in the Middleman-Skimming Economy (February 11, 2014).

the best damn banks there is!

you drink dat crap!!

the best berr is the world is make it yuhself.  but if not German

Googs like he RICE brews   

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Googs like he RICE brews   
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support the local peeps! 

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but if not German
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It is known that the Germans colonized the Chinese port town of Tsing Tao.

The Germans took the brewing trade with them, and the Chinese adapted well to it.

The beer now known as Tsing Tao is one of the world's best brews available on the market.

It is also made with rice.

It could be that the Chinese were the first ones to use rice for the fermentable sugars, and that it caught on in Europe,

thus ending in America with the famous Budweiser beer.


Rice is cheaper than wheat, at least it was. And it can be used in place of barley, or corn.

it is that the Germans are reputed to take great care in the making of beer that attracts me..and the real beer bought in Germany tastes like someone took their time with it

they are supposed to have passed law to ensure that only the best, clean ingredients..non GMO etc.. are used.

so I buy German beer if I can get home made

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It is known that the Germans colonized the Chinese port town of Tsing Tao.
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Trinis make that piss they called Carib!  8)

The Vedas mention a beer-like drink called sura. It was the favourite of the god Indra !

Sura is also mentioned in the Ramayana

megasthenes has recorded usage of rice beer in India.

Kautilya has also metioned two intoxicating beverages made from rice called Medaka and Prasanna.

Rice Beer In India