That is absolutely correct. The central bank is the real government and the state (the alleged government) is the management that a) creates debt and b) organizes that the taxpayer pays back the debt plus the interest. Never completely, but all the time. And not only constantly, but more and more. Even in a healthy economy, at the beginning and in the middle of the interest cycle, somewhere in the system more and more debt has to be taken on to create new "money" and to keep the system running. That's what businesses and consumers do then. But toward the end of the cycle (now), more and more businesses and consumers default as borrowers and the government has to take on even more debt than before. Because a) the other two parties are doing it less and b) because the base is constantly increasing in this exponential scenario.
The big companies are now fully loaded with cash. They can and therefore will survive. The small companies end up going bust with rising interest rates, more expensive production, higher labor costs and falling demand. The big ones can take over even more market share. That's why it's perfectly logical for their stock prices to rise, especially as they buy back their own shares. So the weak economy mainly affects the small and medium-sized companies that are not listed on the stock exchange. A weak economy and rising stock market prices therefore go together very well.
Because they know they would be assassinated and their literal guts would be spilled across the ground where they lay if they ever stood up against the real centers of power - the private banking cartel.
Just when you think it can't get any worse ??? They throw you a black swan event, a war, or a new crisis. Remember , if they need to implement a solution to a crisis,.............. THEY provide the crisis ! All aspects of their crisis/ solution situations only benefit THEM, not us !!!
I have one contention - it seems needlessly misleading and vague to say central banks are the real government. Jerome Powell and his predecessors are absolutely NOT the true decision makers/sovereigns. That is the private banking cartel which control the central banks, the owners of which are not entirely clear but obviously include the Rockefellers, Morgans, and co. and their descendants.
General Manager, Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
Became General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on 1 December 2017. Formerly, Governor of the Bank of Mexico from 2010 to 2017. A Member of the BIS Board from 2011 to 2017, was chair of the Global Economy Meeting and the Economic Consultative Committee from 2013 until 2017. Also chaired the International Monetary and Financial Committee, the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) policy advisory committee from 2015 to 2017. Began career in 1980 at the Bank of Mexico. 1999-2000, Executive Director at the IMF. Later served as Mexico's deputy finance minister (2000-03) and as Deputy Managing Director at the IMF (2003-06). Mexico's finance minister from 2006 to 2009. Member of the Financial Stability Board since 2010; Member of the Group of Thirty. MA and PhD in Economics from the University of Chicago.
This is totally off the subject BUT can any of you throw out some store names where I can pick up a few more lightbulbs before tomorrow? I am in California and people are probably doing what I am. I could only find two 40 watt utility bulbs and I went to three stores...!
Inflation is a never ending process whereby the working class are forever robbed of their wealth and productivity. The Central Bank tries to never get too far ahead or behind the process because the financial system could collapse. Money left in a bank account evaporates. Tangible property is taxed. Last time I looked only gold, silver, and other precious metals hold value but are still subject to confiscation. The one thing I have read which makes a lot of sense is, "Invest or Die Broke".
You are correct with central banks having to increase the money supply, however , if the dollar becomes worthless which I believe is going to happen then they also will have no power and when this happens the deep state including the central bank will collapse because they then will have no power. Currency if linked to an asset based system could eliminate the printing of money.
That is absolutely correct. The central bank is the real government and the state (the alleged government) is the management that a) creates debt and b) organizes that the taxpayer pays back the debt plus the interest. Never completely, but all the time. And not only constantly, but more and more. Even in a healthy economy, at the beginning and in the middle of the interest cycle, somewhere in the system more and more debt has to be taken on to create new "money" and to keep the system running. That's what businesses and consumers do then. But toward the end of the cycle (now), more and more businesses and consumers default as borrowers and the government has to take on even more debt than before. Because a) the other two parties are doing it less and b) because the base is constantly increasing in this exponential scenario.
The big companies are now fully loaded with cash. They can and therefore will survive. The small companies end up going bust with rising interest rates, more expensive production, higher labor costs and falling demand. The big ones can take over even more market share. That's why it's perfectly logical for their stock prices to rise, especially as they buy back their own shares. So the weak economy mainly affects the small and medium-sized companies that are not listed on the stock exchange. A weak economy and rising stock market prices therefore go together very well.
Not even cake to eat but they will fail mankind always do over and over we make the same mistakes
I’m ready. Crypto, physical silver, and short/long treasuries along with brokered CDs. Let it rip!
Yes I am ready and I am loaded up with gold a silver mining stocks....
Amen
Andrew Jackson ran his campaign on getting rid of the Central Bank. I doubt anyone would have the guts to do that these days.
Because they know they would be assassinated and their literal guts would be spilled across the ground where they lay if they ever stood up against the real centers of power - the private banking cartel.
I don't even think politicians understand the monetary system. I've even heard some financial experts refer to the Fed as the govt.
You are right that such an evil system has taken over the world. We were warned long ago that is why Islamic banking was created.
But unfortunately not adopted world wide.
Hopefully people will wake up before it's too late
Yeah a few greased palms will do that plus sheeple who don’t mind being controlled
Let babylon fall it only gets worse the longer this draggs on
Just when you think it can't get any worse ??? They throw you a black swan event, a war, or a new crisis. Remember , if they need to implement a solution to a crisis,.............. THEY provide the crisis ! All aspects of their crisis/ solution situations only benefit THEM, not us !!!
I have one contention - it seems needlessly misleading and vague to say central banks are the real government. Jerome Powell and his predecessors are absolutely NOT the true decision makers/sovereigns. That is the private banking cartel which control the central banks, the owners of which are not entirely clear but obviously include the Rockefellers, Morgans, and co. and their descendants.
Agustin Carstens
General Manager, Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
Became General Manager of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) on 1 December 2017. Formerly, Governor of the Bank of Mexico from 2010 to 2017. A Member of the BIS Board from 2011 to 2017, was chair of the Global Economy Meeting and the Economic Consultative Committee from 2013 until 2017. Also chaired the International Monetary and Financial Committee, the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) policy advisory committee from 2015 to 2017. Began career in 1980 at the Bank of Mexico. 1999-2000, Executive Director at the IMF. Later served as Mexico's deputy finance minister (2000-03) and as Deputy Managing Director at the IMF (2003-06). Mexico's finance minister from 2006 to 2009. Member of the Financial Stability Board since 2010; Member of the Group of Thirty. MA and PhD in Economics from the University of Chicago.
>>> big fish
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyYDPucanzM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq6xrpwb_Oc
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BIS member central banks (shareholders)
https://www.bis.org/about/member_cb.htm
It is very impressive how you continually simplify for us the basic principles of economics.
"Give me control of a nation's money supply, and I care not who makes its laws." Mayer Rothschild.
GOOD JOB GREG, PEOPLE JUST DONT GET IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUY GOLD/SILVER
Wonderful, refreshing article that sums up why gold is the answer to the unasked question.
This is totally off the subject BUT can any of you throw out some store names where I can pick up a few more lightbulbs before tomorrow? I am in California and people are probably doing what I am. I could only find two 40 watt utility bulbs and I went to three stores...!
Inflation is a never ending process whereby the working class are forever robbed of their wealth and productivity. The Central Bank tries to never get too far ahead or behind the process because the financial system could collapse. Money left in a bank account evaporates. Tangible property is taxed. Last time I looked only gold, silver, and other precious metals hold value but are still subject to confiscation. The one thing I have read which makes a lot of sense is, "Invest or Die Broke".
Inflation is always an ending process. Reset required. Than it starts from the beginning. So it is never ending.
You are correct with central banks having to increase the money supply, however , if the dollar becomes worthless which I believe is going to happen then they also will have no power and when this happens the deep state including the central bank will collapse because they then will have no power. Currency if linked to an asset based system could eliminate the printing of money.