Crime Against Humanity: the Ambiguous Money Cycle – Gold Standard Cycle, 9

It is interesting to note here how they perpetrate this in two distinct cycles; the one explicitly mentioned by Jefferson is the more circumscribed one: banksters open the money tap to entice people to get into debt, and then close the tap to expropriate them once indebted; the one we’re covering here is the other cycle: the wider, if not global, one. In a nutshell, these are their differences: the “small” cycle is perpetrated by bankers against their customers in the medium term without altering the nature of money; the “big” cycle is perpetrated by the ultimate holders of a monetary sovereignty against a whole people in the long term through the alteration of the nature of money.

It has been said that the “big”, “Gold Standard”, ambiguous money cycle goes through these seven stages:

In the first stage money has full intrinsic value, whether incorporated or as a proxy backed by it, and this, together with the intrinsic ethical drive of people, produces some wealth.

In the second stage some start to bite off more than they can chew, if not to plainly get a swelled head: the wealth feeds the temptation of both plain thieves and lunatic leaders to exploit public office as the ideal Trojan horse to get hold of some extra quids or extra power for free or at the expense of others, hence they steer the institutions towards a trend of increasing ambitions, power, meddling and ensuing insolvency. By the way, we do know how it goes with that sort of spontaneous humanoid combustion for which one “can’t be wrong” and “knows better”, isn’t it? The more one gives in to this, the more it grows and builds walls around one, imagine when it is further fuelled by dishonesty… here’s then another case of the lethal combination of potential trouble source puppets and suppressive puppet masters: from here it’s downhill all the way through to the destruction of society.