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from CSPER Website
The Federal Reserve has been at the top of the news for a long time and it’s getting a lot of attention now as it appears the next down cycle in the depression may be upon us.
So what’s the real reason the world listens so intently to an Ivy League bureaucrat like Bernanke? Of course, it has nothing to do with him.
It’s who he is accountable to the
international banking cartel:
These institutions are the current primary dealers of the Federal Reserve System.
They have power over the entire economy, everything in “the market,” very much a non-free market. They sit at the top of the world’s monetary system, currently the FED’s debt-dollar pyramid, with a governmental license to what has been the most secure capital in the world - US Treasury debt - for a monopoly price that nobody else can get.
And when it comes to global finance, the
difference between the strongest banks vs. dying banks is just a few
basis points in price (cost of capital).
So these institutions hold a monopoly position that even leviathan Standard Oil never dreamed of:
This is why the country list above doesn’t mean what some may think. The institutions aren’t national.
The list only indicates that the banking establishment has a permanent parasitic stake in those countries to churn their populations under the FED’s debt system. All of the listed institutions are global in nature.
Together with hedge funds and their other buy-side buddies, they have power over nations. Like any corporate institution, banks drive earnings per share (EPS) by expanding and leveraging their balance sheets, which for banks means putting everything else in more debt. So these cartel banks work to expand their territorial control beyond their national borders to put other populations in debt.
This is a mathematical requirement of exponential growth enforced by the private capital system.
The eventual end state of this dynamic is one
integrated, global banking empire. It’s only a matter of time before their
collective balance sheets (plus the large Chinese banks now that the cartel
is colluding with them) control the rest of the world if people don’t
awaken and choose to put a stop to it.
The crash of 2008 was the first phase of global capital holders shifting their private capital out of the system so the FED was forced to add public capital, i.e. your debt, into the system. More of this is likely coming.
But does this mean the international banks behind the FED are dying? No. They’ve simply transferred their bad assets to the public through the FED and prepared to ramp up operations in Asia, which will be a primary churn center for the 21st century global banking system.
Capital assets have been transferred, production
assets have been transferred, and the capital holders can transfer much more
capital in a short period of time if they so choose.
If we continue to say yes by playing along with the banks and the multinational corporations they control, then they will have proven that a global empire ruled by an integrated banking system is preferred and possibly superior to independent countries. But they appear to be failing their own test.
Ivy League neoliberalism has been exposed for what it is.
The people are now indeed saying no.
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