Whether Everyone Has a Price or Not, Now Someone Has The Money
If one ponders what does buying someone mean, it turns out to be roughly synonymous of enslaving that someone or, in other more general terms, suppressing him or her, whether slowly of quickly. And you probably noticed how the ultimate goal of every arch−villain invented by artists is indeed global domination. Raving mad characters, so that it appears incredible… incredible as truth usually is.
What changed before and after the criminal conspiracy of moneypulators is not this goal, but just the means to achieve it: by deception instead of by violence, covertly instead of overtly. By the power of debt money and the infinite debt trap, plus the political power to enforce it, plus the ensuing control on the thoughts and lives of people to deceive them into accepting it as we’ll see afterwards.
Power tends to corrupt, as mentioned above. So gang wars are not news, be them in politics or in the streets: the lives of decent people may be strangled by gangs, due to both their oppression and their fights, so one may well decide this is hell.
Until a crime monopoly enters the scene. Because now and then part of the pressure of a gang against another gang may at least relieve part of the pressure of all the gangs against decent people. Until one fine day the crime pyramids merge into a single crime pyramid, and the corruption of power is unleashed absolutely.
And that’s where the quantitative factor comes to the fore. Some say that everyone has a price, and this is subject to the opinion of the observer and not only to the principles of the subject. But there’s another issue reaching far beyond the opinion, another question even more fundamental: could there ever be someone who has enough money to buy everyone?
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As I previously said, who could ever have the money to buy everyone, whatever the price? The answer is: unprecedented fact in history, the criminal conspiracy headed by moneypulators does.
Debt money, the creation of stolen purchasing power out of nothing, the infinite debt trap and the banker−king and banker−politician criminal conspiracy, have made the difference, in the course of history:
Qualitatively, a subject taxed by a king KNOWS that what is taxed exists and belongs to him, while a citizen indebted and foreclosed by a banker BELIEVES that what is “loaned” exists and belongs to the banker: the perfect scam.
Quantitatively, the order of magnitude of resources fraudulently provided to those criminals is unmatched in history; and it is enabling them to build – or, rather to seize – an absolute power over both any other potential competitor and their ultimate target, everyone and everything, all the people and all the world.
In order to answer our fundamental question, consider and tie together just this couple of strings sticking out: one, the proliferation of the cancer of financialisation of the economy has resulted in tens of units of “money” in existence for each unit of product in existence today, and two, the banks and corporations owning other corporations today form a pyramid whose top is hidden somewhere up there beyond the clouds blurring our view. Once knotted together, here’s the magic beanstalk on top of which, above those clouds, all the world’s gold, that is, the bulk of that fraudulent purchasing power that we acknowledge as such, though, is amassed and hidden to be unleashed against us.
Think for a moment you had the goal of owning, enslaving and suppressing everyone, and you had all the gold in the world; from here on out, the rest is all downhill: with an endless flow of purchasing power at no cost pouring out of your enchanted fountain, you could buy out each and every deal under the sun, by indebting the seller with you or by paying it more than anyone else; you could even monopolise the life−blood itself, the medium of exchange, and then hook and asphyxiate people at will; for instance, by first flooding the pond with money until it fills with fish and then drying all money out to catch all that fish run aground in your fishing net.
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The snowball effect of such an unprecedented concentration of power casts a shadow you may already catch sight of, usually labelled “social engineering”: this is the dawn of feasibility for their plans to alter the social pyramid profile; if such pyramid is unpalatable in itself, well, the profile of it they’re working at is even worse, far worse. There exists a social pyramid where the higher you get the fewer people there are up there; and the goal of social engineering is a reshaped pyramid where the higher you get the even less people than before there are up there, and those that were up there and now aren’t there anymore have been either dumped downwards or plainly eliminated. Mad scientists at the service of totalitarian regimes as we know them are but children in a playground, compared to them.
And that’s the brave new world where we’re heading: the birth of a mafia−like unsurmountable competitive advantage lays the foundation for the apparently ineluctable – and fatal – market tendency towards oligopoly and monopoly, as the building blocks of social engineering in the making. Every fish eaten by a bigger fish, every company engulfed by a bigger company, every bigger company engulfed in turn by a multinational corporation controlled by bankers, and all this on the basis of that unrivalled advantage and our proneness to blindly or forcedly fall for it. Think you still live in a world where there’s abundance of competitors to ensure fair competition? Just dig out and count the multinational corporations actually owning the company brands you live surrounded by. Wonderland on stage, Matrix in the backstage.