Comment from glenn grant
Time May 6, 2010 at 5:58 pm

He makes some interesting points. And then repeats them over and over and over. He also gives no suggestion for implementing his solution, other than everyone with a loan suing the bank for loaning them illegitimate money. I believe he is currently incarcerated in a federal prison for tax fraud (claimed Texas was not really a state and therefore didn’t have to file tax returns).
Rating: 2 / 5

Comment from Anonymous
Time May 6, 2010 at 6:01 pm

I met Dr Jaikaran on a plane from Houston to Atlanta. Among other things, he claimed that no single doctor has ever helped a person, and the medical professionn was a business. This enraged the passenger in front of us, who eventually refused to speak to us.

Dr Jaikaran also claimed that life expectancy dropped dramatically 3,500 years ago, at the same time of Noah’s flood, where God told Noah that we could start eating animals(before that, according to OT wisdom, men we vegetarians, and had a life expentancy of 1000 years). He also tried to convince the very nice woman sitting next to me that the medical profession was worthless, although she was about to begin her residency program in Atlanta.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment from Anonymous
Time May 6, 2010 at 6:37 pm

Dr. Jaikaran sees a problem I have wondered about for a long time – how can the Federal Reserve get away with charging interest on money it makes out of thin air? What are the consequences of this? He may be right in his assessment but I get this naging question after reading his hypothesis for the 85th time in the book – If the Fed is privately owned, and these guys make money off of nothing, how does that rob the ecconomy if they spend it back into the ecconomy? People make money out of nothin all the time! This book could have been written as a pamphlet but maybe the message wouldn’t have sunk in for some. It is definitely wrong for a select few private individuals to control the money supply and get paid interest on something that is made from nothing without labor or resources. Its eather a massive conspiracy or I am not getting something. Nevertheless, I learned some new things from this book and it is about the best explanation of fractional reserve banking for the layman I have seen so far.
Rating: 3 / 5

Comment from Anonymous
Time May 6, 2010 at 7:04 pm

Dr. J. really knows what he is talking about, I will admit that I really never understood money before I read this book, but I am glad that I found out the truth rather than try to decipher all the lies I ever heard about it. This book is only the beginning of Dr. J.’s knowledge, lots of people that I know and myself included are involved in lots of things Dr. J. is doing and his teaching of the operations of this country run FAR beyond what he teaches in Debt Virus. He is working on a new book currently and I would encourage anyone that was even the slightest “drawn in” to Debt Virus to keep watch for his new book and read it as well. I am pleased to know that my kids will know the truth about money and finances as well as many other things, and not lied to like I was.
Rating: 5 / 5

Comment from Abdelmenem Addas
Time May 6, 2010 at 8:14 pm

If you want to understand money, its function, its creators, its effects on society and the ills of all human being, it is the only book that will enlighten you about the dangerous power of banking institutions.
Rating: 5 / 5