Crime Against Humanity: the Ambiguous Money Cycle – Gold Standard Cycle, 21

“So what?” The answer to this question is another interesting point. Some answered it with another question: “Why didn’t the rest of the world rush out and hang him?”
Because this is what happened: nothing. The rest of the world, in fact, just went along with it; tacit consent, sort of. Why? Well, in my opinion there could be a compound of three reasons.
Possible reason number one is obvious: they chose the lesser evil. It’s understandable: a huge part of the media of exchange circulating in the world’s bloodstream are dollars, and a huge part of the wealth of countries and individuals is stored in them, so denouncing the Dollar as wastepaper almost overnight would be a nightmare. Then the world would have to foreclose the United States: that would be a second nightmare, and not only because there would be a bit of resistance on their part, by hook or by crook.
Heard this story once: a chap was entitled to a compensation from an insurance as the injured party; he was summoned by the insurance and an officer told him, “You are entitled to the compensation, we do not contest that. But we are not going to refund you. Sue us, if you like.” He didn’t add “F*** you”, but it was implicit. Another time I heard that once you won the case and the other party is ordered to pay compensation to you, if it doesn’t you have to sue it a second time in order to obtain payment. This demonstrates that the law is not equal for everyone: justice has a cost, and the weakest can’t afford it.
Possible reason number two is they might fear a chain reaction: should the world realize that the moneypulations such as debt money, ambiguous money cycles and infinite debt traps are a universal bubonic plague, all voters and taxpayers might turn a scrutinising eye to their own rulers.
Possible reason number three is almost all the world’s rulers are but the puppets of the same puppeteers, and the mandate of them all is to keep the scam going.