Sovereignty, Monetary Sovereignty, Monetary Monopoly, 6

Regardless of whether it is so from a formal standpoint, what is at stake here substantially is monetary sovereignty itself, in that its transfer becomes global and permanent, with almost all governments behaving oddly uniformly. And this odd uniformity hints at the dawn of an era where an underlying, concealed, unaccountable power well above the governments, able to make them subservient, first consolidates and then surfaces.

Historically, this is the Central Banks to global finance era: it begins with the Central Banks establishing themselves, proceeds with the banking cartel consolidation, and booms into the premeditated financial insanity explosion, and at the same time monetary, economic and financial power keeps on growing and concentrating above the national sovereignties.

Economic suppression really takes off here, perpetrated in a number of ways, where there seems to be no more limit to the inventiveness of suppressives and their rule. And this “brave new world” of globalised economic suppression is where we’re headed.

To exert the power they exert the world over, they must have it in the first place. And considering the amount of power they exert today, to accumulate this much power they must have developed, gathered, consolidated it for centuries. Which they did. So I mention here only a few of the mechanisms examined ahead, as a sample: self−serving self−issued accounting standards and banking laws and regulations, monetary seigniorage, fractional reserve, credit seigniorage, banking reflux, financial seigniorage, creation and control of monetary entities above the law and the jurisdictions of any nation.

A key question as we go ahead is, if today the problem is the existence of monetary, economic, financial powers so immense that they can almost anything to our detriment, then how did those powers develop and build up?