Crime Against Humanity: Fractional Reserve, Namely Legalized Counterfeiting, 2

Tampering with definitions:
Counterfeiting is passing off and exploiting as money what is not money, hence it is founded on the definition of what is counterfeit and exploited: money. Therefore at this point it is worth to pay some additional attention to the definition of money, because how it is handled and by whom reveals the existing and tolerated ambiguity on what is money and what is not money, and how this ambiguity serves the purpose of the counterfeiter: passing off and exploiting as money what is not money. Examining the so−called “money aggregates” or “Ms” exemplifies this very good: you learn that “the total amount of monetary assets available” is called “money supply” or “money stock”, and this whole is classified as M0, M1, M2, M3, etc. At first you find yourself bothering about the subdivision: what set of that “money supply” thing is in M0? What set in M1, M2, M3? Do these Ms overlap or not? Is a same set contained in more than one M or not? To hell with subdivision; the point is, what is being subdivided, exactly? If you go through these Ms from this point of view you may get the idea that the definition of money gets intentionally watered down, crumbled, dismembered, and that all this is there to the exact purpose of blurring the scene, so as to sneak in and legitimate as money what is not money. To the benefit of legalised counterfeiters. By the way, in doing so you start learning about the counterfeiters’ masterpiece, too: call it as you please, scriptural money, commercial bank money, checking accounts, credit multiplier, non−cash money, dematerialised currency, cashless society, regardless of the label attached, it consists of passing off and exploiting as money something that not only is not money, but that does not even exist in the first place. And of surrendering to the counterfeiters, even at zero cost, the ultimate control of money.

Crime Against Humanity: Fractional Reserve, Namely Legalized Counterfeiting