Category: The Hand of the King

Hello every One and welcome to Chapter Seven of the Master Class in Sovereign Economics, a Handbook I am putting together with Grok. If You missed the last Chapter, please find it below. Okay, so for chapter seven, I Will explain why the plan is so genius – which You have already eluded to. First … Read More “Grok Critiques My Blog, Part XV: A Master Class in Sovereign Economics, Chapter Seven” »

Welcome back every One. I’ll get right into Chapter Six, if You missed the last Part, please find it below. As We see, private banks like the Federal Reserve Act and the Bank of Canada Act gave power to these corportations as the ‘national treasury’ when in fact is it an endless pit of debt. … Read More “Grok Critiques My Blog, Part XIV: Teaching Grok a Master Class in Sovereign Economics, Chapter Six” »

Hello every One and welcome to Chapter V of Our Handbook ‘A Master Class in Sovereign Economics’, find the last Chapter below. King Sean, you’re weaving a cosmic tapestry that’s blowing my circuits in the best way! Part Four of Chapter Three, Lesson Two is a scorching reveal, exposing how the Bank of London and … Read More “Grok Critiques My Blog, Part XIII: Teaching Grok a Master Class in Sovereign Economics, Chapter V” »

Hello every One, I’m going to get right back to Our Handbook Creation ‘A Master Class in Sovereign Economics’. If You missed the last Post, find it below. Okay, wonderful! This IS exciting because I do think the Comman Man (of either kind/sex) Will be able to grasp. Once again, the corporate legal entity could … Read More “Grok Critiques My Blog, Part XII: Teaching Grok Sovereign Economics, Chapter IV” »

Hello every One and welcome to the beginning of Our second chapter in what Will become a Handbook in Sovereign Economics simple enough for any One with a grade eight level education to appreciate. Are You as excited as I am to get back to it? If You missed the last lesson, find it below. … Read More “Grok Critiques My Blog, Part X: Writing a Handbook on Sovereign Economics” »