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>>Govts over borrowed.What a load of rubbish! These scamming banks we all know and they now admit to it, create money from thin air with the click of a computer mouse and express it as debt to Govts individuals and Corps.<<
What is the force that causes the banks to "create money from thin air", as you describe it?
It is (drum roll please) "Govts individuals and Corps" asking for a loan.
The money can only be "expressed as debt" if someone borrows it.
What would be the point of taking the trouble to "create money from thin air" if there was no-one around who wanted to borrow it? How would you enter it into your accounts? Elementary bookkeeping should tell you that for every debit there is a credit and vice versa.
This unfortunately demonstrates most clearly the illusions that you and one under god suffer under. You seem to have this impression that Banks merrily create currency on a whim. They don't. It is in response to demand, and the amount that they may lend is managed by the rules that govern prudential reserves.
The problems we are presently working through, globally, is that too many "Govts individuals and Corps" have borrowed beyond their capacity to repay. Should the Banks have refused them their loans? In some cases, yes, and the hiding of risk through the construction of tradeable instruments with fancy debt ratings did not help. The present restructuring of overblown borrowings is conducted by realigning risk, boosting capital underpinnings, and revaluing the loans themselves.
But back to the point: some "Govts individuals and Corps" have over-borrowed.
Fact.
And for you, one under god...
>>plenty to ridicule there ol pal<<
Too much, I'm afraid. Even if I could understand what you are waffling on about. But I will say once more that your idea that the problem is solved by using coins is, frankly, way beyond fantasy.