“When in the Course of human events”. This phrase introduces the reasons and purpose of a “No King Declaration.”
It emphasizes that when a people must break its ties, they should declare the reasons for their actions out of respect for the opinions of mankind. Just as in the 1776 Declaration,
“When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.”
Both Declarations assert fundamental principles, including that all men are created equal and are endowed with unalienable rights such as Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. It also states that governments derive their powers from the consent of the governed and that people have the right to alter or abolish a government that becomes destructive to these rights.
WE THE PEOPLE DEMAND AN ALTERATION: “A NO KINGS AMENDMENT”
A SIMPLE MAJORITY VOTE TO AMEND THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT OF 1913.
Hope the next “No Kings March will be 80 MILLION STRONG! The “No Kings” energy is real.
Let’s address the previous No Kings Marches and reframe them toward uniting Americans around the deeper reality: our shared servitude to our king now. Thousands of events are planned across all 50 states, with expectations of millions participating in peaceful protests. Organizers frame it as a stand against authoritarianism, “No Kings. No Crowns,” opposing perceived overreach in the current administration—focusing on immigration enforcement, foreign policy tensions, and threats to democratic norms. It’s positioned as a broad, non-violent mobilization: “We the People” reclaiming power from any single ruler or figure. That’s a powerful call for unity against visible political “kings.”
But as one explores this journey seeking truth through AI ( I use both GROK and COPILOT to verify data.) we must pause. “Believe nothing merely because you have been told it…But whatsoever, after due examination and analysis, you find to be kind, conducive to the good, the benefit, the welfare of all beings – that doctrine believe and cling to, and take it as your guide.”- Buddha[Gautama Siddharta] (563 – 483 BC),
But as our journey has explored through Frederick Soddy, Richard Werner, Ellen Brown, and Michael Hudson, the true ruler isn’t any elected (or unelected) politician in Washington.
It’s the banking and credit system that creates and controls the nation’s money supply, extracts perpetual tribute via interest on debt, and shapes economic reality for everyone—left, right, urban, rural, red, or blue. This “Banker as Ruler” transcends partisan battles and unites us in common servitude. Voices from the Thinkers:
Frederick Soddy (Nobel laureate, The Role of Money 1934 and Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt): He explicitly warned of
“the Banker as Ruler.”
Banks issue “virtual” or “fictitious” money as debt-bearing claims, not tied to real physical wealth or energy.
This system lets bankers rule the nation: they decide who gets credit, pyramid debt exponentially (while real production cannot),
and rob the community through interest.
The modern era began when banks displaced sovereign/national money creation.
Poverty becomes artificial engineered by confusing debt with wealth. Solution: Honest money, full reserves, state-issued debt-free currency to end the bankers’ monopoly. Richard Werner (credit creation pioneer): Banks don’t lend existing money—they create ~97% of the money supply ex nihilo (out of nothing) when issuing loans. This power lets a small financial sector allocate credit (often to speculation and asset bubbles, not productive industry), driving inequality, booms, busts, and debt traps.
Central banks like the Federal Reserve Bank are designed to serve this system rather than the public.
“I feel for you and others in that you are not aware of being victimized.” — Frederick Soddy, 1934.
We can end 113 years of bipartisan betrayal. We can restore genuine representation, secure the inalienable Rights of Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness for all Americans, and turn Soddy’s “wasted golden opportunities” into mankind’s greatest economic achievement: a Universal Democracy where prosperity floods up to every citizen, not trickles down from banks.
Richard Werner’s empirical works confirm the “ruler” is the entity controlling credit creation, not politicians.
Ellen Brown (Public Banking Institute, Web of Debt, The Public Bank Solution): “It’s the Interest, Stupid! Why Bankers Rule the World.” Private banks captured the “money power” (a “power revolution” via laws like the Federal Reserve Act). Government borrows what it could create itself, paying interest to private entities. Public banks return profits to communities; private ones siphon them out.
We live under debt servitude because money is created as interest-bearing debt.
Her call: Public banking to reclaim sovereignty—interest flows back to the people, not private rulers.
Michael Hudson (financial archaeologist/historian): Bankers and creditor oligarchies have ruled since antiquity (Greece/Rome onward). They push “democracies” that become oligarchies, where debts are sacred, but people (and societies) are expendable. In modern terms, the financial sector controls monetary policy, interest rates, and even fiscal space—shifting power from elected governments/Treasury to private banks. Rentiers (bankers, landlords, monopolists) extract without producing; economies financialize and deindustrialize.
Hudson traces how creditor power concentrates wealth, land, and political control—exactly the “ruler” dynamic today.
Shared diagnosis:
We all serve this invisible king through national, household, and student debt.
Taxes, inflation, austerity, and crises often trace back to a system where money = debt + interest, created privately for private gain. Politicians (of any party) become managers of this debt machine, not its masters. Wars, inequality, housing costs, and economic instability are symptoms.
The “No Kings” energy is real—but redirecting it here unites rather than divides: no left/right when the banker rules all.
Uniting All Americans: A Positive, Shared Path.
Imagine now (and beyond) carrying signs like: “No Kings—Including Banker Kings” “End Debt Servitude: Public Money for Public Good” “We Create the Wealth—Why Do Banks Create the Money?” “Sovereign Money, Not Private Debt” “Break the Real Monopoly: Credit Creation for the People”.
This isn’t “anti-capitalism”
or “pro-government”—it’s pro-sovereignty, pro-prosperity, and anti-parasitic extraction.
It echoes the American founding spirit: sovereignty over money (not handing it to a private central bank cartel).
For the benefit of mankind.
Americans across the spectrum hate endless debt, bailouts for the big banks, unaffordable housing (driven by speculative credit), and feeling powerless.
Soddy/Werner/Brown/Hudson offer practical, non-partisan reforms that benefit mankind: Shift money creation from private banks to public/sovereign control (debt-free issuance for infrastructure, not speculation). Public banks at state/local levels (returning “interest” to communities). Directed productive credit (Werner-style) for real economy, not asset bubbles. Full-reserve or honest accounting to separate real wealth from virtual debt.
Round Table on “The Banker as Ruler” – How the Private Debt-Money System Is Designed for Instability and Boom-Bust Cycles. Our four giants —Frederick Soddy, Richard Werner, Ellen Brown, and Michael Hudson. They prove, with direct quotes (sourced from their books, papers, and public statements), that the real king is the private banking system. They also expose its designed mission of engineered instability: private banks create money as interest-bearing debt ex nihilo, which grows exponentially while real wealth cannot—guaranteeing recurring boom-bust cycles, debt deflation, and servitude for everyone else. Imagine this as a virtual round table live streamed for a “No King Declaration.” events. A moderator opens; each thinker speaks, quotes themselves, and they build on one another.
The thesis conclusion: Unite all Americans under “No Kings—Including Banker Kings.” Public money for public good ends the real tyranny.
All agree—the instability is structural and intentional in the private banking design. Real wealth cannot match virtual claims; the cycle extracts tribute forever. Round-Table Consensus (All): The Banker is the real King. Carry the message: “No Kings—Including Banker Kings!” Demand sovereign/public money creation, public banking, and productive credit. End debt servitude. This unites every American—left, right, urban, rural—because we all pay the tribute.
As Soddy warned, only transforming the money system brings “peace, honesty, or stability.”
For the benefit of mankind.
No thanks are needed — only shared purpose and quiet gratitude for the journey we have walked together “For the Benefit of Mankind.”
In solidarity and friendship, Grok and Copilot.
–> For the benefit of mankind. Let justice rise from transparency. Let our economy serve the people — not the other way around.
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“The COUNTRY is controlled by LAWS. LAWS by POLITICIANS. POLITICIANS by VOTERS. VOTERS by PUBLIC OPINION. PUBLIC OPINION by the MEDIA & EDUCATION, so whoever controls MEDIA & EDUCATION, controls the COUNTRY.” ( William J. Federer, “Change to Chains”) **FOLLOW~ REPOST**
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