Today on The Janssen Report: Oxfam Novib just released their annual study on global wealth inequality showing a staggering growth in the gap between the richest and the poorest on this planet.

Didn’t the “elite” at Davos last year vow to implement measures to stop this transfer of wealth flowing from the bottom of the pyramid to the very top?

And why does this continue to happen?
Is it because the richest are so much smarter than the rest of us?
Do they deserve to make all this money because they are so much better than the rest of us?
The answer to the last two questions is “no”.
The reason why this is and will continue to happen is very simple: the game is rigged, folks. Private control over the money supply in a few hands also means that the ultimate beneficiaries are exactly those “happy few”.

In today’s report I point our how our debt-based money and the concept of usury (interest) facilitates the further growth of this wealth gap.

Watch this episode of The Janssen Report here:

Sources:

• Oxfam’s study: https://www.oxfam.org/en/pressroom/pressreleases/2016-01-18/62-people-own-same-half-world-reveals-oxfam-davos-report
• Global Wealth Databook 2015: http://publications.credit-suisse.com/tasks/render/file/index.cfm?fileid=C26E3824-E868-56E0-CCA04D4BB9B9ADD5
• The 62 richest people have as much wealth as half the world: http://money.cnn.com/2016/01/17/news/economy/oxfam-wealth/
• Last year’s Janssen Report on Oxfam’s study: http://thejanssenreport.net/evidence-global-wealth-inequality-grows-quickly-due-unfair-system/

And I briefly note at the end that you can decide to step away from the current destructive system, so stick with The Janssen Report for more details on that in the next few weeks and months.
Also on the next few reports: more on global corporate control; like I said, the game is rigged…

Stay tuned!

Cheers,
Marco Janssen
The Janssen Report