Paraja e letrës dhe kamata!

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Sot...

Jemi dëshmitarë të varfërisë e vobekësisë.
Jemi dëshmitarë të çmendurisë pas pasurisë.
Jemi dëshmitarë të pasurimit të disa personave.
Jemi dëshmitarë të krizës ekonomike e financiare.
Jemi dëshmitarë se s'jemi ne ata që duhet të jemi.

Nesër...

Mbetemi dëshmitarë vetëm për pamendësinë tonë.

Dje...

Dikush planifikoi paranë e letrës - një para fiktive.
Një para që edhe ti në njëfarë forme mund ta bësh
tek shtëpia jote, vetëm të mjafton të kesh letër e printer.
Por, nuk mjafton... se dikush ty të shpall vjedhës, ndërsa veten
të djersës... mjafton që e vëndon një pullë a vulë më tepër se ti.

Kurrë...

Nuk e pranuam atë që solli Islami.
Ndaj po vuajmë sot... në gjitha aspektet e jetës sonë.
Përshkak të mosbesimit... e të shkeljes së rregullave hyjnore.
Ndërsa e dimë që vet "rregulla" do të thotë ta rregullosh jetën.
Mirëpo ne thyem... ndaj dikush e lejoi kamatën dhe i grumbullon
paratë e të tjerëve me pa të drejtë duke dhënë kredi... Madje
edhe shtypin paranë vet me një copë letër... e sundojnë pa të drejtë.
Ndoshta sundojnë me të drejtë, sepse ti ia ke dhënë atë të drejtë e
s'ka faj ai (në njëfarë mënyre)... e paramendo të mos kishte Ditë Llogarie.

Përjetë...

Pasuria i takon Krijuesit... e njeriu është vetëm një përdorues i saj, i cili
e pronëson... nuk e zotëron se s'është i zoti të arrjë zotërimin... por ja që
sot ne të gjithë ia kemi mundësuar dikujt... të ngrejë kokë mbi ne, sepse
ne i kemi ulur kokat... i kemi ulur kokat dhe mendojmë vetëm për konsum
si ato shpezët kur copërojnë për ushqim...



Imran Husein - Paraja e letrës në Islam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?hl=en&v=pjG_5B4dtug



David Icke - Prodhimi i krizës dhe fatkeqësia e kamatës (anglisht)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAtg21k0VoQ



Kamatë, kamatë, kamatë... borxh, borxh, borxh...
Ditë pas dite... në fund varfëria... dhe sundimi mbi ta...



The Gold Dinar and the Silver Dirham; Islam and the Future of Money
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8RSsx8QCww



The Gold Dinar and the Silver Dirham; Islam and the Future of Money

Masjid Jami'ah │ 2007 │ Download │ PDF │ 49 Pages │ 276Kb

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The History of Usury;
From the Earliest to the Present Time

Cornell University Library │ 1866 │
│ Download │ 170 Pages │ PDF │ 4MB

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Capital and Interest;
A Critical History of Economic Thought

University of Innsbruck │ 1992 │
│ Download │ 538 Pages │ PDF │ 31MB

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Web of Debt: The Shocking Truth About Our
Money System and How We Can Break Free

Third-Millennium Press | ISBN: 0979560829 | 2008 |
│ Download │ PDF | 545 Pages | 2MB

Description:
Exploding the myths about money. Our money system is not what we have been led to believe. The creation of money has been "privatized," or taken over by a private money cartel. Except for coins, all of our money is now created as loans advanced by private banking institutions -- including the private Federal Reserve. Banks create the principal but not the interest to service their loans. To find the interest, new loans must continually be taken out, expanding the money supply, inflating prices -- and robbing you of the value of your money.



The Lost Science of Money;
The Mythology of Money; the Story of Power

American Monetary Institute │ ISBN: 1930748035 |
│ 2002 │ Download │ PDF | 736 Pages | 43MB

Description:
Money makes the world's economies function. But money is the most misunderstood subject on earth. Bankers and economists spend millions of dollars in an effort to Prevent people from learning what money is and understanding its uses and misuses. After all, money is power. And those who have the money have the power. And having both money and power means Keeping that money and that power for yourself and preventing anyone else from also obtaining that money and that power.
Whether you are the leader of a country or the leader of your own small family, knowing WHAT money is means that you can understand HOW and WHY the International Bankers have become such dangerous swindlers and thieves. This book makes such economic classics as Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations" both obsolete and obviously nothing but one more swindle by the bankers and moneylenders. This printable eBook is the entire 739 page book including all photographs although the photos have been scanned at low resolution to save bandwidth. Read "The Lost Science of Money" and know Why all bankers are criminals and Why all politicians are fools and traitors to Mankind.
This book provides a huge service to understanding one of the most central and powerful artifacts in human civilization: money. The brilliance of Zarlenga's treatment of this subject and what makes it stand out from others, is that while including massive historical detail and richness, he brings a cogent message about money that anyone (viz. the non-specialist) can walk away with. And it is, that money systems are designed by the intelligence of humans and established and empowered through a collective authority. Thus, the more all of society understands money and willingly participates in backing its authority, the greater the possibility that it will serve all people, and not private elites who may be tempted to structure its design in their favor. This single human innovation - money - has many alternative ways of being socially constructed and politically established as a means of exchange. Get the design right, and the quality of life for all people can be dramatically altered. The structural design of money will directly affect the degree to which individual market action will be morally and socially responsible. Getting the money system right can lead to the alignment of individual and collective action of people. This understanding that money is a human-specified tool (and not some mystical object that we all use but don't really know where it came from or how it works) is so important in birthing a new awareness around emergent economic and market behavior. To me, this kind of writing is a great examplar of how economics should be performed: taking a historical perspective to see what worked and what didn't work. The metaphysical clap-**** around money, as well as the professional economist's mathematical obfuscations are avoided. Seeing it for what it truly is - a designable artifact - is really the gift of this study. Highly recommended, and in my recent reading, complements Kevin Phillips', Wealth and Democracy.