The Mission of Betrayal: Shepherd Wolves, Red Herrings and Poisoned Meatballs, 10

In fact, progressives maintain that stimulating the economy is well worth the indebtedness, sometimes that the debt of the state is actually the wealth of people, sometimes that it will last forever or that it will never be repaid anyway, and sometimes they simply turn to indebtedness an utterly blind eye. On the other hand, conservatives maintain that sooner or later indebtedness is going to be repaid anyway, and that until then it is a heavy burden well worth getting rid of. According to the former, accepting indebtedness stimulates the economy; according to the latter, getting rid of indebtedness stimulates the economy.
Were we not aware of economic parasitism, either we would hardly notice this interesting symmetry, or we would not know what to make of it. But now we do know that both “opposing sides” remain carefully and utterly silent as to the fact that that debt is odious debt: odious debt is something we shall soon see, but we nonetheless already know it is fraudulently manufactured out of nothing using moneypulation and infinite debt traps.
In fact, when the state uses purchasing power to, in Keynesian vernacular, “stimulate the economy” by purchasing products and services and providing jobs, if the state itself was in possession of monetary sovereignty, it would create that purchasing power out of nothing in its own hands. Whereupon the honesty and effectiveness of that creation would be a matter between the state and its citizens: if that purchasing power would allow potential production to come into being, then it would not create that mass pickpocketing called inflation and it would just be a matter of what did the state give to citizens in exchange for that purchasing power created out of nothing in its hands; whereas that purchasing power would exceed potential production and create inflation, it would be up to the citizens to clip the state’s fingernails. But if the political rulers, after robbing the citizen of monetary sovereignty, transfer it to the moneypulators, they make the moneypulators the actual rulers through the economy, by means of the infinite debt trap.