Crime Against Humanity: Pensée Unique in Economics, 46

For example, fiscal stimulation, that is, a fiscal policy of increased public spending (let alone its infinite debt trap−related side) is at best useless because, without increasing the purchasing power, any increased share of it which is managed by the state is pulled from the hands of the citizens through increased taxation, thus depressing the economy while it attempts at stimulating it.
For example, lowering interest rates without increasing the purchasing power as well proved useless, as (let alone once again the infinite debt trap−related side) lowering the rent for a purchasing power which is not available in the first place can hardly make any difference.
As another example of what results from insisting on wrong remedies instead of the correct one, “many of the policies, especially those adopted by the IMF in such post−crisis countries have focused on raising bank stability by tightening up loan procedures, bank supervision and capital adequacy. These policies had a significant negative impact on macroeconomic performance, which was not explained by standard theory.”

It could be said that this facet of Werner’s investigation too has eventually brought us back to what we at least suspected, if we did not knew it all along… provided we know what a pyramid scheme is. Because parasites have an inclination to pyramid schemes.
The usurpers of monetary sovereignty inflate the credit created for speculative purposes, and speculative investments boom, be them land prices, foreign investment or whatever. The usurpers of monetary sovereignty choke the credit created for speculative purposes, and speculative investments bust.
We call them parasites because we know survival is based on production and fair exchange of actual survival factors, and to the contrary speculation is based on cheating and stealing, not on production and its fair exchange. So where do the profits of speculation come from?
It could be said that, fundamentally, anything which is not honest production and exchange, if it is to last beyond a one−time rip−off, becomes a pyramid scheme. As such, it is intrinsically doomed. But as long as it lasts it yields profits to the speculators. And the speculators form a pyramid in which those at the top are perfectly aware that the pyramid is doomed, so when it crumbles they have long planned securing their loot, and letting their victims die under the rubble in return.