Crime Against Humanity: “National”, “Federal”, “Central” Banking, 12

So now let's see in practical terms how the device called "central" bank enables bankers to both achieve their goal and avoid the “pitfalls” along its path, by isolating and observing the significant parts of the mechanism: its parties affected, two abstract concepts, its rules of operation, and its effects for and on the parties affected.

The parties affected are bosses, subordinates and targets:
The bosses are the bankers who won the bank wars, those controlling the main banking interests on top of the ensuing criminal consolidation, those who amassed enough power to control the law by controlling the media, “public opinion” and academics who inspire, mould, justify and campaign for it, the legislators and politicians who draft and pass it, and the law enforcement authorities who enforce and shield it.
The subordinates are the other bankers, those who survived the bank wars but did not win them, those controlling the lesser banking interests under the top of the ensuing criminal consolidation, those who did not amass enough power to be in control, but enough to be spared and co−opted.
The targets are the rest of us.

The two abstract concepts are promise and delivery, and we get to them by abstracting them from a concrete case: When the central banking part of the swindle begun, the targets were still permitted to handle both intrinsic value in the form of gold, silver and the alike in bullion, coins, etc., and face value in the form of paper in bank notes−banknotes, and thus they were accustomed to converting from one to the other. In this initial stage, the intrinsic value is the delivery and the face value is the promise: when a gold coin changes hands, actual value is delivered; when a banknote changes hands, only a promise to deliver actual value changes hands, a promise to be kept when that banknote will be redeemed in actual value such as gold.