What Mr. Rothschild had
discovered was the basic
principle of power,
influence, and control over
people as applied to
economics. That principle is
"when you assume the
appearance of power,
people soon give it to you."
Mr. Rothschild had
discovered that currency or
deposit loan accounts had
the required appearance of
power that could be used to
induce people (inductance,
with people corresponding
to a magnetic field) into
surrendering their real
wealth in exchang e for a
promise of greater wealth
(instead of real
compensation). They would
put up real collateral in
exchange for a loan of
promissory notes. Mr.
Rothschild found that he
could issue more notes than
he had backing for, so long
as he had someone's stock
of gold as a persuader to
show his customers.
Mr. Rothschild loaned his
promissory notes to
individual and to
governments. These would
create overconfidence.
Then he would make money
scarce, tighten control of
the system, and collect the
collateral through the
obligation of contracts. The
cycl e was then repeated.
These pressures could be
used to ignite a war. Then
he would control the
availability of currency to
determine who would win
the war. That government
which agreed to give him
control of its economic
system got his support.
Collection of debts was
guaranteed by economic aid
to the enemy of the
debtor. The profit derived
from this economic
methodology mad Mr.
Rothschild all the more able
to expand his wealth. He
found that the public
greed would allow currency
to be pr inted by
government order beyond
the limits (inflation) of
backing in precious metal or
the production of goods
and services.
discovered was the basic
principle of power,
influence, and control over
people as applied to
economics. That principle is
"when you assume the
appearance of power,
people soon give it to you."
Mr. Rothschild had
discovered that currency or
deposit loan accounts had
the required appearance of
power that could be used to
induce people (inductance,
with people corresponding
to a magnetic field) into
surrendering their real
wealth in exchang e for a
promise of greater wealth
(instead of real
compensation). They would
put up real collateral in
exchange for a loan of
promissory notes. Mr.
Rothschild found that he
could issue more notes than
he had backing for, so long
as he had someone's stock
of gold as a persuader to
show his customers.
Mr. Rothschild loaned his
promissory notes to
individual and to
governments. These would
create overconfidence.
Then he would make money
scarce, tighten control of
the system, and collect the
collateral through the
obligation of contracts. The
cycl e was then repeated.
These pressures could be
used to ignite a war. Then
he would control the
availability of currency to
determine who would win
the war. That government
which agreed to give him
control of its economic
system got his support.
Collection of debts was
guaranteed by economic aid
to the enemy of the
debtor. The profit derived
from this economic
methodology mad Mr.
Rothschild all the more able
to expand his wealth. He
found that the public
greed would allow currency
to be pr inted by
government order beyond
the limits (inflation) of
backing in precious metal or
the production of goods
and services.
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