The Trojan Horse

The Trojan Horse might not be what you think it was
Gestures are perceived as beneficial to mask sinister intentions

  “The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting” – Sun Tzu

A bank? A union of banks? A legal cartel or all of the above. It can get quite confusing at times. When I first heard the term “cartel” I could not help but to think of organized crime, guns and formidable leaders. You get the point. Perhaps showing one side of the aftermath, and omitting all causes leading to the effects, is how propaganda fabricated a credible threat outside of Western Civilization.

 A cartel is a joint venture of manufacturers & suppliers who will protect one another from competition, maintain high prices, and consolidate their power over trade. Not necessarily a loyal partnership, but rather based on mutual interests. The Cabal is a cartel. OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) is a cartel. Even the FAANG (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google) companies serve roles similar to that of a cartels. And lets not forget to account for one of the most powerful cartels who weaponize tools of hierarchy to enforce their will – The Federal Reserve. 

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‘The Fed’ was created as a banking cartel to protect the commercial banks from competition. It’s not an institution, nor a government agency. It is indeed one of the eight major central banks. Manipulating the powers of the police force would assure the validity of this understanding. More than half of these patriotic, “authoritative subjects” who uphold the law have no clue they serve at the foot of a cartel. They bought into the false sense to serve & protect, abide by the constitution, put a stop to crime, and support a trustworthy government. The Fed has a card that no other nation can wield – the monopolization (possession & control over trade) over the supply of money.

Weekly duties:

  • Maintaining employment
  • High productivity
  • Restricting growing competition from new banks
  • Monopoly over the creation of money for the sake of lending
  • Convince Congress & the public the cause is for “The Greater Good”

New York City was one of the three money hub centres in the world. It would only be ideal to name the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as the headquarters of the other regional banks (Atlanta, Chicago, San Francisco, St. Louis, Dallas, Kansas City, Minneapolis, Richmond, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Boston). The Fed doesn’t have any money, but they can create large sums of it by going into the open market to buy debt contracts (government bonds). An exact amount of new notes, equal to the amount of government I.O.U’s, are printed in which commercial banks are issued new money to pay off depositors. Fiscal policy is a common phrase used to describe how the central government collects taxes and spends money. Monetary policy refers to the money supply. How the central bank prints new money & influences credit with an interest lever of their choosing. In theory, all new money is debt. This fundamental inter-market relationship is not commonly discussed in economics class. Every dollar in the system has been created through advanced fraudulent accounting gimmicks for the purpose of issuing loans.

Masters of manipulation worked with monetary scientists to overrun the U.S. constitution by forging a bank permitted to create money. The objective was to lend it to the government at a fixed rate, who then would assure that I.O.Us were accepted as legal tender.

Article 1, Section 8 & 10 states “Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes, duties, imposts and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the United States; but all duties, imposts and excises shall be uniform throughout the United States; To coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures; To provide for the punishment of counterfeiting the securities and current coin of the United States; No state shall enter into any treaty, alliance, or confederation; grant letters of marque and reprisal; coin money; emit bills of credit; make anything but gold and silver coin a tender in payment of debts; pass any bill of attainder, ex post facto law, or law impairing the obligation of contracts, or grant any title of nobility.”

In 1961 John F. Kennedy authorized the U.S. treasury to print a new form of silver certificate if deemed necessary. Silver was real money, but there could be no interest payments made on the certificates. The problem began when the bills were printed with “Silver Certificate” at the top instead of “United States Note”. JFK issued about $4 billion of new currency free of debt. The people now had an opportunity to conduct business or daily transactions without involving the Federal Reserve and private banking. A direct attack on one of the oldest Ponzi schemes. However, if politicians or Congress made any attempt to raise money through taxes or alter the system that was already set in stone. They would take the risk of being removed from office. I don’t need to elaborate any further. I’m sure the world remembers what happened to JFK in 1963.

Having the ability to borrow from the Fed on demand allowed Congress, as well as their superiors in this chain of command, to steal the purchasing power of our money through algorithms of inflation. Gresham’s Law — Bad money driving out good (new money pushing out the old money).

2%, 3%, 4% or whatever adjusted rates decided on is just another form of jargon to mask a long term strategy of grabbing a fair share of the pie. Money printers are stealing just enough purchasing power for it to go unnoticed. The infamous game, “Bailout” shifts the losses from equity owners of the largest banks to the American taxpayer. This burden will inevitably fall on the international taxpayer through the compound effects. The game starts when the Fed permits private banks to create checkbook money through advanced technicalities. Profits are earned from lending to borrowers who are trustworthy enough to pay a premium on their loans. Not necessarily to borrowers who will pay it back instantly. When the loans are recorded, they show up as an asset on the bank’s books because its earning interest – passive income.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), another tool used to assure trust in the system, simply bails out its Cartel members when they become insolvent. The FDIC “guarantees” the repayment of customer deposits under any circumstance. It’s all vague banker language for a double play. The pool of money originates through the confiscation of depositors’ wealth from higher service charges or a decrease in interest rates. They are betting on the chances of what’s being insured is likely to go astray.

Tanzania was once an economically sound society, able to feed its own people. One day, The World Bank came along to “help” them build infrastructure and agriculture for their cities. When western civilization was finished colonizing its way through the nation, the people of Tanzania were so devastated, they could not repay the debt of a $3 billion loan. Once again, shifting the inevitable loss to the American taxpayer. Most countries end up in a deeper state of deterioration after financial aid comes for the bailout. The lender understands that certain borrowers will not be able to pay back outstanding debt, and the only way to guarantee compensation is to raise interest rates. More expansion of western civilization.

  • U.S. 2-Year Yield
  • U.S. 10-Year Yield
  • U.S. 30-Year Yield

U.S. 10 Year Yield is the benchmark for interest rates

Developed nations are punished year in and out from the global transfer of their wealth to less industrialized countries. Being indebted to someone or to another country is a form of enslavement. You must give up precious time of your short life to work for someone else’s cause. Eventually, the borrower will become a servant to the lender.  

Commercial banks can operate within very thin margins as long as they promise to pay on demand when things go wrong. The system steps into place as the “lender of last resort” ready to create money for any subsidiaries in trouble. A run on the bank stands as a mass threat to centralization. These fraudulent institutions are way over leveraged due to empty promises to pay on demand with insufficient funds stored purposely in the vault. It’s a complicated scheme, but as long as a small % of customers request their deposits back at once, the operation will continue to run smoothly. The problem starts when more than a small % of the bank’s customers withdraw their money at the same time. If depositors demanded 2%- 3% of their money back, the scheme would be exposed.

Government action will always be justified as long as they continue to label it as “a fight for independence” or serving the “Greater Good”. The Federal Reserve controls what it funds, and owns what it controls. Our perpetual role is to question sovereignty. It keeps them in check. Think of money in terms of how can I protect my purchasing power, rather than how can I increase my cash accounts. The numbers have undergone devaluation and the dollar figures have been manipulated down to a “T”.

Published by Kevin

The objective of my site is to convey thoughts, opinions and theories into a community of like minded people where we can learn from one another to help clear our ignorance. There are no right or wrong answers. These are collective ideas driving towards a mutual cause. I am diving into a range of content including the history of money, education, the science of money, schemes of banking, economics, and finance. I am not a complete contrarian but I have a lot of uncertainty towards academic institutions, money, banking, bias economics, resource & market manipulation. Constructive feedback and commentary is welcomed - respectfully. None of us are perfect, and we all have different views, beliefs, values, & ambitions.

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