>>515184832
No (You) just don't understand what money is or how it is created
(use those search terms in archive.4plebs)
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Central banks need to be eliminated.
(all else is distraction)
(all else is distraction)
>>513335110
>>513335188
>memeflags
'Capitalism' died and went to heaven permanently in 2008.
Since then, all HNW entities, corporations, sovereign governments, banks, hedge funds, insurance corps, pharmaceuticals are totally dependent on infinite supplies of debt note fiat currency from private central banks, without which they would instantaneously implode.
>>513335188
>memeflags
'Capitalism' died and went to heaven permanently in 2008.
Since then, all HNW entities, corporations, sovereign governments, banks, hedge funds, insurance corps, pharmaceuticals are totally dependent on infinite supplies of debt note fiat currency from private central banks, without which they would instantaneously implode.
>>512991304
Well, yes until the global debt (bond) market implodes.
Which it has been on the brink of for the past two years (probably closest to from circa April 2024-June 2025)
Read my other posts upthread
>don't understand what money is
Correct.
(You) and everyone itt need to watch the documentaries posted upthread ^^^^^
>'The Money Deluge'
>'97% Owned — How is money created'
>Richard Werner interview w/ Tucker (archive.4plebs link)
Here is a brief sample clip from several years ago, professor Werner brilliantly explains how the banking system and financial sector really work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC0G7pY4wRE
The documentaries posted upthread are *must watch*.
Understanding and thoroughly comprehending *what money is* and how it is created, isn't merely a one-liner single post task. Requires focused study
Another outstanding overview from the historical perspective of the banking systems worldwide is Bill Still's 'The Money Masters' which is a 4-hr documentary that serves as a graduate seminar in banking and money across the west. It also requires studied attention, take notes while watching it (and re-watch it every few years as I and others do) but you'll be light years ahead of everyone for doing so.
Well, yes until the global debt (bond) market implodes.
Which it has been on the brink of for the past two years (probably closest to from circa April 2024-June 2025)
Read my other posts upthread
>don't understand what money is
Correct.
(You) and everyone itt need to watch the documentaries posted upthread ^^^^^
>'The Money Deluge'
>'97% Owned — How is money created'
>Richard Werner interview w/ Tucker (archive.4plebs link)
Here is a brief sample clip from several years ago, professor Werner brilliantly explains how the banking system and financial sector really work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EC0G7pY4wRE
The documentaries posted upthread are *must watch*.
Understanding and thoroughly comprehending *what money is* and how it is created, isn't merely a one-liner single post task. Requires focused study
Another outstanding overview from the historical perspective of the banking systems worldwide is Bill Still's 'The Money Masters' which is a 4-hr documentary that serves as a graduate seminar in banking and money across the west. It also requires studied attention, take notes while watching it (and re-watch it every few years as I and others do) but you'll be light years ahead of everyone for doing so.
>>511259635
elected-office holder politicians aren't the system controllers
elected-office holder politicians aren't the system controllers
>>511053065
>post ww2
>removal of the gold standard
Yes in the long multi-decade 80-year historical perspective, the world's monetary framework was set up in 1944 at Bretton Woods. The U.S. was, in this scenario, supposed to be the leading currency denomination. In the 1950s and later, the countries in Europe began building the 'dollar-equivalent' network of eurodollar time dependent accounts, with after the 1960s became a largely hidden network (in offshore territories) for the high net worth to conceal their wealth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np_ylvc8Zj8
USD was permanently removed from connection to gold in 1971 when a transition to 'backing' was made with mandated trade in petroleum, and an era from 1970s to 2000s ensued where the dollar became the predominant global reserve currency denomination, backed by nothing (except the now-illusory oil commerce default). After 2001 there was six years of global war, followed by the 2007 collapse (causes of which were never 'fixed'), and in mid-2019 the overnight repo crisis and $1T in bailouts... conveniently, in January 2020 along came covid, a never-before-in-human-history global lockdown and another $12T in liquidity for the banks to continue their black box gigacasino entirely removed from the Real Economy of goods-services-commodities.
>post ww2
>removal of the gold standard
Yes in the long multi-decade 80-year historical perspective, the world's monetary framework was set up in 1944 at Bretton Woods. The U.S. was, in this scenario, supposed to be the leading currency denomination. In the 1950s and later, the countries in Europe began building the 'dollar-equivalent' network of eurodollar time dependent accounts, with after the 1960s became a largely hidden network (in offshore territories) for the high net worth to conceal their wealth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np_ylvc8Zj8
USD was permanently removed from connection to gold in 1971 when a transition to 'backing' was made with mandated trade in petroleum, and an era from 1970s to 2000s ensued where the dollar became the predominant global reserve currency denomination, backed by nothing (except the now-illusory oil commerce default). After 2001 there was six years of global war, followed by the 2007 collapse (causes of which were never 'fixed'), and in mid-2019 the overnight repo crisis and $1T in bailouts... conveniently, in January 2020 along came covid, a never-before-in-human-history global lockdown and another $12T in liquidity for the banks to continue their black box gigacasino entirely removed from the Real Economy of goods-services-commodities.
>>507884823
>>507885777
>spend
Central banks keep us all enslaved in this manner. Because the system *requires* that spending and budgets continually and infinitely expand/grow, we become permanently indebted.
The Money Deluge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6m49vNjEGs
everyone itt needs to watch this short documentary
>>507885777
>spend
Central banks keep us all enslaved in this manner. Because the system *requires* that spending and budgets continually and infinitely expand/grow, we become permanently indebted.
The Money Deluge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6m49vNjEGs
everyone itt needs to watch this short documentary