To Abolish Money

As long as we use money as a medium of exchange,

we will always have poverty. It's the basic economic

principle of supply and demand. There must be a

constant demand for money; otherwise it's valueless.

Those who most need money must continually labor

for it simply to survive. The more people need it,

the more willing they are to do abominable things

to get it. Wealthy and politically powerful people

control the money supply, restricting global trade

for profits. Used for world domination and the

spread of terrorism, those who control it wage war

and pass trade agreements impoverishing the many

to benefit the few. We don't have to barter individual

goods. By voluntarily using our skills and abilities

to benefit humanity by structuring service, social and

industrial unions to produce, develop and distribute

the world's resources we can eradicate poverty,

homelessness, global environmental destruction,

waste, illiteracy, war, injustice, crime, slavery,

governmental and corporate corruption, overpopulation

and ill health around the world. Only by abolishing

money can international cooperation secure genuine

world peace, aided by the use of Esperanto, the

international language.