Crime Against Humanity: Fractional Reserve, Namely Legalized Counterfeiting, 18

Such a scam may be so immense that the conspiracy of silence alone is not enough to conceal it beyond reach of its victims’ eyes and thus preserve their confidence; and so to this aim a solution has been hatched, worth being called “final weapon”, considering the depth and scope of its effects. In fact, it enables bankers to, at the same time, both usurp the confidence of their victims and betray it, more deeply and more easily.

And to think that confidence, in an intrinsically bankrupt and thus fraudulent system such as fractional reserve banking, is paradoxical. In actual fact, as a direct consequence of the intrinsic nature of fractional reserve, any scheme to “guarantee” it and “preserve” that confidence, perhaps by “insuring” customers is intrinsically bankrupt, fraudulent and paradoxical, as well. In fact, the very foundations of insurance are: knowing statistically the percentage of adverse events that will occur, ignoring to whom they will occur, assuming such events are involuntary and uncontrollable by their victims, hence pooling resources to assist those. While in the case of “insuring” fractional reserve customers, such foundations are: either knowing that the percentage of adverse events is 100 percent – to say the least, if not millions percent, considering it more realistically –, hence knowing they will occur to each and everyone, knowing the bankers are consciously and deliberately exploiting the system and laying the foundations for such events to occur in the first place, so knowing from the start that the resources to be pooled to assist those will always by hopelessly insufficient, and that therefore they will have to be stolen from someone; otherwise, knowing that the percentage of adverse effects can be reduced only by deceiving or forcing those insured to… ensure that they themselves won’t trigger such millions percent events by demanding what is their own legitimate property and right, because if only they knew what it’s all about…