The Harvest Snowballs: The Banker-King-Big Corporation and Banker-Politician-Big Corporation Criminal Conspiracy
From the strong roots laid out above, an array of “minor” accomplices arises, operating the endless parasitic businesses involved in this major plan. Nations can be made to squander through endless streams of quids, so endless are the businesses that can be set up to swallow those streams. Too much work to be single−handed by a king and a banker or a politician on their lonesome. Just like machinery needing personnel to operate it, this huge robbing factory needs labour force, so a pyramidal structure ensues, where the more people is close to the top, the more initiated, more accomplice, and less innocent and numerous they are.
But this is just stage one. Pause one moment to confront it, then consider you’re giving it but a first superficial glance, and prepare to confront its actual scope. Because the point is, this scope is beyond compare. Remember when I said that he who is allowed to create money out of nothing – that is, the power to create purchasing power out of thin air and consequently to plainly steal it from others – will sooner or later end up owning everything and everyone? Well, welcome to its fulfilment in actual practice. “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely”.
To this stage, the banker has been able to buy the king and the politician as accomplices, and thus putting together an unrivalled amount of economic and political power. Not that the banker has an unlimited power yet, but already no greater power exists: it’s still in relative terms, not yet absolute, but that’s quite enough to take off.
That basis now allows him to proceed on the conquest of the whole market. If stage one is weaving and throwing the parasitic net for fishing the schools of squandered quids, stage two is exploiting the power of unfair competition on a global scale.
The Harvest Snowballs: The Banker-King-Big Corporation and Banker-Politician-Big Corporation Criminal Conspiracy, 2
What common denominator there can be amongst organized crime, monopoly, oligopoly, and the crime syndicate headed by the banker? Unfair competition. Crude organized crime persuades to choose it instead of all its competitors by means of a rude reasoning, threat, while the less crude and more far−seeing may use a mellower one: bargain. But the end result is the same: monopoly thanks to unfair competition.
Not only money out of nothing costs nothing, hence it can be lent for a lower interest thus kicking out of business one’s direct competitors; that’s just the beginning of it: this unfair advantage spreads covertly through the whole market like a wildfire. When a competitor in any sector is more or less covertly backed by those who can create money – purchasing power – out of nothing, you can easily guess how this reflects on its costs, and therefore on its prices, and therefore on how the value for money of its products is going to be a compelling bargain compared to its competitors. And furthermore, the worse the economic situation and the poorer people gets, the more compelling that bargain will be, right?
The bigger fishes engulf the smaller ones because they do have the power to. Where does this power come from? More efficiency, scale economy, better management, more investments? Afraid the sum of these alone could not account for the whole of the existing gap. This unfair competition fuelled by stolen purchasing power created out of thin air does not even require them to be impolite, allowing them to use bargains instead of threats; and it’s no more a matter of “if”, but just of “when”: with such an advantage it’s just a matter of time that they throw their competitors out of business first and then seize the spoils of war. They also call it dumping: taking advantage of a financial supply big enough and cheap enough to hold on selling at a loss long enough to throw anyone else out of business and seize monopoly eventually. And if anyone else may even have vast and cheap financial supplies available, these were finite anyway; there exists only one financial supply infinite and at zero cost, and it belongs to those who can create purchasing power out of thin air.
The Harvest Snowballs: The Banker-King-Big Corporation and Banker-Politician-Big Corporation Criminal Conspiracy, 3
One issue is the birth of parasitic companies backed by this criminal conspiracy, one issue is the mafia−like unsurmountable competitive advantage enabling them to spoil and seize the market, one issue is how this eased the birth of big corporations, one issue is how these big corporations are bad as such, in that they are but grades of oligo−monopoly, and we do know oligo−monopoly is bad, no matter how anyone with vested interests, suppressive and/or out−ethics, may strive to legitimize and justify it. After all, justification tells it all by its very definition: if something needs to be justified – made right, this implicitly involves that that something is wrong in the first place.
All in all, two branches, same root, same poisoned fruits; on the basis of the unfair advantage gained from moneypulation, the bankers use two channels to suppress people: one is the public monopoly of government, resulting in increasingly lesser accountability, greater totalitarianism, higher taxes and worse and worse service and protection; the other are the increasingly powerful private oligo−monopolies of consolidating corporations, resulting in increasingly higher prices and exploitation and worse and worse wages, protection and bargaining power. A totalitarian global massive pincer movement towards our enslavement and final extermination.