Það að selja hlunnindajörð út úr sveitarfélagi er rétt eins og að selja kvóta út úr sjávarplássi. Vatn, vatnsfall, og veiðiréttindi, er gullnáma til framtíðar litið. - landbúnaðurinn, getur ekki keppt um jarðirnar. svakalegt. Enginn þorir að rísa upp.

 

Jóhannes Sigfússon, bóndi á Gunnarsstöðum í Þistilfirði.

Fréttir 21. júní 2018 Bændablaðið

http://www.bbl.is/frettir/frettir/vid-verdum-ad-koma-bondum-a-thetta-vid-erum-ad-missa-landid-ur-hondum-okkar/20151/

Við verðum að koma böndum á þetta, við erum að missa landið úr höndum okkar.

Það að selja hlunnindajörð út úr sveitarfélagi er rétt eins og að selja kvóta út úr sjávarplássi.

Stærsta ferskvatnsforðabúr Evrópu í hendur útlendinga

Grímsstaðir á Fjöllum er stærsta einstaka ferksvatnsforðabúr í Evrópu.

Hafi einhvern tíma verið ástæða fyrir ríkið að koma að málum þá var það við sölu á þeirri jörð. Ríkið átti síðan einfaldlega að lýsa þetta land sem þjóðlendu,“ segir Jóhannes.

Vatn, vatnsfall, og veiðiréttindi, er gullnáma til framtíðar litið.

Það virðist enginn þora að rísa upp

„Það er alveg svakalegt hvað hér er að gerast. Það virðist enginn þora að rísa upp. Menn verða líka að gera sér grein fyrir því að landbúnaðurinn á Íslandi keppir ekkert um jarðirnar við þessa stórefnamenn.

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Ætti að vera í lögum að banna erlendum

aðilum fjöldakaup á jörðum á Íslandi

– að mati Jóhannesar Sigfússonar, bóndi á Gunnarsstöðum í Þistilfirði

http://www.bbl.is/files/pdf/bbl.-12.tbl.2018_web_ii.pdf

Erlendis eru svona uppkaup jarða bönnuð

 

Hér eru setningar úr greinum í BÆNDABLAÐINU,eftir,

Jóhannes Sigfússon, bóndi á Gunnarsstöðum í Þistilfirði.

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slóð

Ratclif­fe kaup­ir Grímsstaði á Fjöll­um, ekki vegna laxa, ekki vegna gæsa, ekki vegna norðurljósa. Hann keypti Grímsstaði, vegna þess að enginn Íslendingur gat keypt Grímsstaði. Ísland er komið á alþjóðlegan markað,

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Það er gott að þið vekjið athyggli á því, að við getum vaknað upp við það að stórþjóð eigi allt landrými á Íslandi. Vinsamlega færið ykkur af landinun okkar, úr íbúðarhúsunum okkar og vinnustöðunum okkar. Þið getið bara farið í Þjóðgarðinn.

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Egilsstaðir, 23.06.2018  Jónas Gunnlaugsson 

Athugasemdir

[Jónas Gunnlaugsson, 24.6.2018 kl. 08:10]

"First Bank of the United States (BUS). It was created, in 1791 and chartered for 20 years, to 1811.

Second Bank of the United States (SBUS), in 1816.

The Federal Reserve act and the sixteenth amendment, which gave congress the power to collect income taxes, were both passed in 1913"

A must read, Athuga vel.

 

“Thomas Jefferson said,

"If the America people ever allow private banks to control the issuance of their currencies,

first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them

will deprive the people of all their prosperity until their children will wake up

homeless on the continent their fathers conquered”

 

A must read Athuga vel

 

http://www.john-f-kennedy.net/thefederalreserve.htm

 

“They influenced Congress to charter the second central bank,

the Second Bank of the United States (SBUS), in 1816.

The SBUS was more expansive than the BUS.

The SBUS sold franchises and literally doubled the number of banks in a short period of time.

The country began to boom and move westward, which required money.

Using fractional lending at the 10:1 rate, the central bank and their franchisees

created the debt/money for the expansion.

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Things boomed for a while,

then the banks decided to shut off the debt/money,

citing the need to control inflation.

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This action on the part of the SBUS caused bankruptcies and foreclosures.

The banks then took control of the assets that were used as security against the loans.

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Closely examine how the SBUS engineered this cycle of prosperity and depression.

The central bank caused inflation by creating debt/money for loans and credit

and making these funds readily available.

The economy boomed.

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Then they used the inflation which they created as an excuse to shut off the loans/credit/money.

The resulting shortage of cash caused the economy to falter or slow dramatically

and large numbers of business and personal bankruptcies resulted.

The central bank then seized the assets used as security for the loans.

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The wealth created by the borrowers during the boom was then transferred

to the central bank during the bust.

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And you always wondered how the big guys ended up

with all the marbles.

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Now, who do you think is responsible for all of the ups and downs

in our economy over the last 85 years?

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Think about the depression of the late '20s and all through the '30s.

The FED could have pumped lots of debt/money into the market

to stimulate the economy and get the country back on track,

but did they?

No; in fact, they restricted the money supply quite severely.

We all know the results that occurred from that action, don't we?

Why would the FED do this?

During that period asset values and stocks were at rock bottom prices.

Who do you think was buying everything at 10 cents on the dollar?

I believe that it is referred to as consolidating the wealth.

How many times have they already done this in the last 85 years?

Do you think they will do it again?

Just as an aside at this point, look at today's economy.

Markets are declining.

Why?

Because the FED has been very liberal with its debt/credit/money.

The market was hyper inflated.

Who creates inflation?

The FED.

How does the FED deal with inflation?

They restrict the debt/credit/money.

What happens when they do that?

The market collapses.

Several months back, after certain central banks said they would be selling large quantities of gold,

the price of gold fell to a 25-year low of about $260 per ounce.

The central banks then bought gold.

After buying at the bottom, a group of 15 central banks announced

that they would be restricting the amount of gold released into the market

for the next five years.

The price of gold went up $75.00 per ounce in just a few days.

How many hundreds of billions of dollars did the central banks make

with those two press releases?”

http://www.herad.is/y04/1/2010-01-20-Midbankinn.htm

 

http://www.herad.is/y04/1/2011-05-09-eg-er-heimsbankinn.htm

 

http://www.herad.is/y04/1/2011-02-08-tiu-sinnum-innlan.htm

 

http://www.herad.is/y04/1/2010-10-31-samhengi.htm