The Mission of Betrayal: Shepherd Wolves, Red Herrings and Poisoned Meatballs, 14

Keynesianism is here as the epitome of specious, manipulated, false economic theories pushed to fame to serve parasitic purposes. The reason Keynesianism is put on a pedestal is because it is a court poet, instrumental to moneypulators’ parasitism. Keynesianism and its public hand stimulating economy aim at the same target than consumerism: the artificial increase of the victim’s metabolism so that the parasite can rob its victim of a greater amount of its vital energy, which would otherwise be beyond its reach.
But both Keynesians and supporters of balanced budgets are puppets on the stage. The proof that that of the economists, just as that of the politicians, is but role−playing is that neither of their opposing fronts, opposing but both mainstream, ever dares to do anything else than cover−up about the one and only basic underlying all problems: the robbing of the people’spurchasing power through moneypulation, debt money and infinite debt trap. Both of them, both politicians and economists, and both of their mainstream “opposing” fronts, are worthy only one question, “Are you plain dumb or playing dumb?” A question none of them will ever dare to acknowledge; far less to answer.
It takes the non−aligned to get somewhere instead of going in circles, but even then one must keep one’s judgement to discern intuitions from fixations and insights from dead end blunders.

In fact, on the one hand Keynesianism went to great lengths to repudiate the gold standard. The pretext, the Trojan horse, was to allow an abundance of money to help the world recover after the war; the real reason was to remove the “impediment” represented by having to have actual purchasing power, gold, to back it up, so the moneypulators could create paper money, and its acknowledged purchasing power, out of nothing in their hands at will.
On the other hand, the economists of the non−aligned Austrian school maintain the gold standard for the very reason that it prevents moneypulation, the creation of purchasing power out of nothing. The only problem is, gold being relatively rare, to the degree the gold standard is ensured, it curtails the amount of existing money, suffocating the exchanges and the economy. If we’re to use gold directly, it will be very scarce and difficult to handle, even tough divided in microscopic units. If we’re to use gold backed paper money, we will never be sure about the extent the issuer is practicing fractional reserve behind our backs.