Speculation, Winners, Losers and Odious Debts: Finance Against Economy, 3
Bur when it comes to finance, all this is just the beginning: financial gambling transcends even that. In fact, it so happens that in the finance gambling who “the winner is…” and who “the loser is…” is set down from the very beginning, and set down three times: if there ever is any chance or delusion to be on the winners’ side in the visible small games of small fry, well, “all hope abandon, ye who enter in” the invisible big game of the big fishes. A game so big and invisible that no one is aware being in it – neck−deep, and forcibly so. And when the ship is eventually sunk by its commanding officers as part of their plan, guess who are the slaves chained to the oars that sink with it?
As we’ve previously seen in the crimes against humanity of the ambiguous money and “business” cycles, all such cycles are doomed since their inception, whether intrinsically or deliberately. And the moneypulators pulling their strings have all the awareness, knowledge, intention, power and time to prepare the collapse, their soft landing in heaven and your crash in hell. Whatever the token subject of the pyramid scheme, money or whatever, when the pyramid collapses and the value of its subject with it, its orchestrators shall long have converted all their shares of it in some other valuable that will survive the collapse and even take further advantage from it, leaving the victims holding the whole bag.
During the finance cycles, the big fishes must create and allow creation of money in at least constant amounts, if not on an exponential rise, in order to both proceed with their plans and keep the small fry fed; that is intrinsic to speculation through finance as a pyramid scheme: the whole pyramid is but a Ponzi scheme, and to keep it going new worhsippers of fool’s gold must be duped to feed those already in, incessantly. And the show must go on and on and on for the very obvious good reasons that as long as it goes on the wealth transfer goes on, too, and the higher the pyramid is when it eventually collapses, the bigger the further wealth transfer and the suppression perpetrated by its collapse.
