Crime Against Humanity: the Ambiguous Money Cycle – Gold Standard Cycle, 8

And indeed at this stage the order of magnitude of the scam is going sky−high, a level just a bit difficult to figure out for the man in the street at ground level – which is by the way the core target of a rising perfect storm: long gone is not only whatever control of people over money, but even their awareness of its inner functioning, while for the moneypulators all restraints have been removed, both legal and physical, to its infinite proliferation and ramifications. In fact, as they create more and more money, it is consequential that its forms multiply; credit cards, debt cards, scriptural money, dematerialised money, whatever form, the point and the common denominator is, they’re all created in their hands and they all aim at an “ideal” form: totally under their control at zero cost. But the front of this rising perfect storm is finance: “stealing purchasing power by conjuring tricks with money”. And the rise of the tide is measured by the finance to economy ratio: how many units of money in “existence” for a unit of product, of real value.

The rise of the tide is best described in the words of Thomas Jefferson: “first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property”. These words can only be underestimated, and one of the reasons is a wrong approach to history. History teaches us if we analyse it in terms of constants and variables: what are the common denominators? What are the recurring, or even cyclic, schemes? Which causes are going to produce which effects regardless of the specific circumstances in each individual case? We have repeatedly seen how a source of purchasing power at zero cost is an unbridgeable competitive advantage that sooner or later enables one to seize everything and everyone by economic means, and once the concept is clear how it is implemented is easily deduced: the moneypulators in possession of monetary sovereignty defeat any competition in buying out businesses and properties, then extend their unbridgeable competitive advantage to their controlled businesses which use it to defeat any competition in their turn, so they keep on accumulating market share, and oligo−monopolies keep on consolidating in the hands of moneypulators.