Crime Against Humanity: Pensée Unique in Economics, 38

The Pensée Unique postulates deductively that markets are in equilibrium on the basis of its fundamental assumptions, such as that of perfect information. We have already seen how such assumptions are blatantly false and how the deductivist approach is but a cover−up strategy. The reality is that market are in disequilibrium, that is, they are subject to constraint or interference, and in such a condition they do not “clear” at all.

Markets in disequilibrium are also called rationed markets, meaning that they are determined not by prices, but by quantities. In other words, a rationed market is one in which people cause the state of affairs not through prices, but through quantities. And the use of the verb “to ration” means that this is done through scarcity. Someone has the power of making either the demand or the supply of something scarce, and of exploiting this power to profit and control. Or, rather, to plunder and enslave.

And the rationed factor in the economy is none other than that very purchasing power that banks create out of nothing… (in their own pockets, incidentally.)
It is rationed supply side: demand side, unlike goods, its demand is unlimited; supply side, banks enjoy the monopoly of the privileged position of being totally free to decide both how much and to whom.
Think about it: virtually all the purchasing power circulating in the society as a means of exchange is credit created by banks, out of nothing and out of their monopolistic privilege; this means that they can do as they please with it – and with us – and when they do no other economic entity can ever step in because no other economic entity shares in both their monopolies, that of circulating purchasing power and that of the privilege of creating it out of nothing.

Crime Against Humanity: Pensée Unique in Economics