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• Creating Money for Capital Homesteading
  Capital credit
  (Re) Insurance
  Corporation
  (CCIC/CCRC)
  Corporation
  Feasible
  Project
  Capital Homestead
  Account or Credit
  Democratization
  Trust/Association
  ESOP, CIC, CSOP,
  Etc.
  Commercial
  Bank
  Lender
  0.5% or Less For
  Prime Customers
  Money Cancelled
  Loan at
  Transaction
  Cost
  Term Note
  Annual Installment
  Payments On Loan
  Investment
  of Cash
  Proceeds of
  Sale of New Loan
  Stock at
  Current
  Market Price
  Cash
  Capital Tools,
  Structures &
  Working
  Capital
  Capital Credit
  Syndication
  Corporation CCSC
  (Bundles
  CH Loans)
  Term
  Note
  Risk Premium
  Bundled
  Notes
  New Money
  (Discounted at Fed
  Servicing Fee)
  Federal
  Reserve
  Bank
  Annual
  Tax-deductible
  Payments
  and/or
  Dividends
  Guarantee To Make
  Annual Payments
  Into
  Trust/Association
  (Optional)
  Insurance

  This graph traces the growth of population
  through all recorded history, and projects it
  into the future to the year 2000 A.D. However,
  the same sort of curve - a near right
  angle slightly rounded at the corner - is of
  quite general application, and would be
  followed fairly closely by almost any significant
  factor of modern civilization. The reason
  why one curve fits so many and such varied
  factors of modern life is that what it really
  measures is the passage of the human race
  from one kind of history to another: from
  subsistance to what is now called development.
  This passage and its implications
  constitute the single most important clue to
  an understanding of our civilization - and of
  all history before it.
  If the political divisions of the world at this
  moment were distributed according to their
  degree of development, they would be strung
  out along the same curve, with the United
  States at the top of the curve, the western and
  westernized countries below it on the "vertical"
  leg, the more "advanced" Communist
  countries on the rounded corner, and most
  Communist and all "developing" countries
  along the bottom.