And Hemphill made his statement in 1939. I'd say his prediction wasn't very timely.
By becoming an INVESTOR I am merely perpetuating an already corrupt system. Reform of money can, and someday will, change the world as we know it. Over the course of the last century we have enjoyed vast improvements in productivity through technology. These improvements should logically lead to a slow decrease in the pressure to produce upon each individual in the economy, but, rather than a decrease, we are suffering under an ever INCREASING amount of pressure for growth. This pressure is a direct result of mounting debt burdens spawned by the debt based nature of our currency. This burden will increase until critical mass or such time at the total interest obligation on the aggregate debt load in the economy finally surpasses the money supply and the entire system will collapse.
History records no successful example of a debt based, fiat currency. Not one, ever.
The choice is simple, a just system or an unjust one.