Central Bank Conmen

Economic Robbers and Bankrupters of Empires

Sarel J. Oberholster

• Publisher: Austin Macauley Publishers
• Year: 2024
• Topic: Economics
• eBook ISBN:
  9781035841561
• Subtopic: Monetary Policy
• Index: Economics

Where does money come from? This provocative question lies at the heart of a compelling narrative that delves into the intricate world of finance and governance. The book exposes the absolute monopoly held by governments in the creation of money, a process often shrouded in mystery and misconception. It reveals how governments, regardless of their form – be it empires, kingdoms, democracies, dictatorships, or other structures – have historically manipulated the money creation process. The narrative unfolds to show how governments, under the guise of independence, instruct central banks to generate money, thereby profiting the government at the expense of its citizens. This deception is likened to historical practices where Kings and Emperors debased precious metal coins for personal gain. In today's digital age, the technique has evolved, but the essence remains the same: governments create money digitally and introduce it as an unrepayable debt, effectively siphoning value and wealth from the populace. This insightful book not only uncovers the hidden mechanics of monetary systems but also sheds light on the real losers in this game: everyday individuals like you and me. It's a revealing exploration of how financial systems and governmental policies intertwine, impacting the wealth and well-being of global citizens.

Table of contents

• Cover
• Title Page
• About the Author
• Dedication
• Copyright Information ©
• Preface
• Chapter 1 Introducing Money to an Economic System
• Chapter 2 Savings and Lending
• Chapter 3 The Formation of the Unholy Trinity
• Chapter 4 Power Corrupts
• Chapter 5 Two Rules for Control
• Chapter 6 Inflation and Productivity Advances
• Chapter 7 The Fiction of the Policy of Stable Prices
• Chapter 8 The Dislocations
• Chapter 9 Overstimulation of Supply
• Chapter 10 Redistribution of Wealth
• Chapter 11 Interest Exploitation of all Forms of Savings
• Chapter 12 Socio-Economic Fallout
• Chapter 13 Unfair International Competition and Impoverishment of all Lesser Advantaged Economies
• Chapter 14 Systemic Failure: Abuse of Market Interventionist Power and Market Manipulation Backed by Money Creation
• Chapter 15 The Collapse of the Pirate Empire