Q: What does The federal reserve, crypto-currency, and q-anon, all have in common?

 

A: They are all conspiracy theories, or not, depending on what you believe.

 

Imagine playing monopoly with a lizard who has unlimited money for himself and he uses that money to buy everything on the board before you ever even get a chance to roll the dice. Them’s the rules, he says. Pay up. You work hard and start a business, but then you find out he's franchised your competition and everybody is investing in your failure, so you do. You apply for a job with the corporation but they're not hiring, you. So you seek public assistance and start drinking and get angry. Eventually, your family breaks up and you end up living in your car until it breaks down. And then you find yourself looking around for a good place to pitch your tent, for the night. Just then, a wave of dirty rain water from a mud puddle gets splashed up into your face and you watch a luxurious sports tank speed away. The corporate lizard laughs as he rolls his overpriced auto investment down the road, checking the current scam-coin price and speculating that there is a conspiracy being perpetrated against him, by you and your government of socialist wannabees.

 

Welcome to the grand scam. Wall Street vs. Main Street.

 

Truth is not a prerequisite when practicing the ideology of supremacy. Belief is truth enough, for some, no matter how wrong they are. It's been a political strategy to ignore social remedy for a long time.

 

In the beginning the value of money was determined by gold weight. It wasn't perfect but the value of currency was stable. Most people worked for their money and put it in the bank. And then the bankers “invested” that money to profit themselves. They made fortunes but the bank deposits just “disappeared”, they said, causing an economic depression.

 

The government printed up a bunch of money to cover the missing deposits and the bankers got to keep their ill-gotten gains. The scam became a business model, based on inflation and extraction, which has been practiced ever since.

 

(The establishment profits on inflation by devaluing the currency and increasing inequality. The money is worth less but they have a lot more of it, comparatively, so it's a profitable strategy, for them.)

 

The scammers got rich. Depositors got paid back with public debt.

 

Then in 1971, they say, the scam was unsustainable and we had to cut loose of the gold standard. Our fiat currency was born and debts were then paid, and prosperity was made, by over-leveraging the full faith and credit of future taxpayers and the belief that "growth" would be able to perpetually pick up the tab for "our" excessive prosperity. It was a lucrative plan for many, for a long time. The extaction scam was normalized and continues to this day.

 

Growth versus Extraction

 

Inequality and Inflation predictably continue to increase, along with the massive spending and debt. Instead of taxing the corporations making fortunes from the public debt, the government borrows from them, and pays them back by borrowing more, and by raising prices, devaluing money, and increasing inequality, and of course, by counterfieting, which causes inflation.

 

Pyramid schemes can work well for a long time until those at the top get too greedy and that’s what’s happened here. The failure of the scam was inevitable. The problem is the scam is vulnerable now, to correction by democratic regulations. Those who manage the scam need a more secure method of extraction moving forward, if the scam is to survive.

 

Scam? What scam?

 

What can we do to franchise the economy further for more corporate profits? How do we launder trillions of extracted and dark money dollars without oversight? And how do we completely abandon the public and their hyper-inflated and quickly crumbling currency? And most importantly, how do we prove that their “socialist” policies are to blame for this entire mess, and not us? Is what they’ve been thinking.

 

Introducing Crypto, the privatized currency market.

 

The king lizard compares crypto-currency to gold. As if random computer calculations are the equivalent to precious metals. The lizard is out to lunch. A ten martini gold plated luxury lunch paid for with the fiat profits extracted from future taxpayers, I would suspect. He’s totally disconnected from reality while pretending this massive financial conspiracy is normal. The chairman is a master of the lizard language. He doesn't lie but he never tells the truth, that matters.

 

Allowing for a private currency based on nothing is a mockery of everything that has ever been ethical. It is an unconstitutional threat to the root of our security and should be outlawed immediately.

 

The so-called crypto-currency gets its value by defying the law. It's not a currency at all. It is a wannabe currency. Every dime invested in crypto-currency scams should be confiscated by authorities, imho, and profitable investors should be targeted for audits.

 

Privatized currency is illegal here. So don't call it a currency. It's an investment scam with no underlying value.

 

Some people have too much money.

 

Of course the headline is satirical but if the fed started buying crypto-currency nobody would even bat an eye of counterpoint concern. Everybody would jump in and make a ton of money, ultimately extracted from taxpayers, who will remain oblivious to the scam.

 

Bad bets will be retroactively insured by taxpayers, as usual.

 

Cyrpto-currencies are an indictment of both our financial system and justice system. It shows there is no limit now to the shameless and blatant scamming that is allowed by the lack of oversight and legal restraint. I don't see the problem, they say.

 

Those in justice are invested in the scam. Their conflict of interest is self-evident and so are their results. Our current economy is proof enough that our democracy needs an upgrade, asap, to recognize that money is representation and to apportion representatives accordingly.

 

Constitutional scholars are also heavily invested in the scam. Maybe not Crypto yet, but they depend on the ongoing scams for income, legal or not. They think it’s fine. They consider it normal, because it is, for now, right or wrong.

 

The crypto-strategy for profits is a marketing buzz. Let’s all get excited about making money in our pyramid scheme and see how far we can take it. See how long we can milk it with our strategical exuberance. The price will rise as promoted by corporate media celebrities and heavily invested news pundits.

 

Reality check.

 

Crypto is a scam. It’s the destination of the grand scam. Even though it's not a currency, yet, it is quickly being accepted as payment at notable corporate retailers. The validity of the scam is being created by the establishment. Not because it's needed but because it transcends main street, for investor profits.

 

Our money can be transacted digitally already. There's no good purpose for a publicly sanctioned scam, even as a betting mechanism.

 

When the dollar fails, Crypto will be there to fulfill the transaction. Crypto is a Wall Street currency, not a Main Street currency. At least not yet.

 

Embracing an alternative currency is betraying the American dollar and by extension, America. If anything defines the United States it is its currency. To contract monetary authority to the Fed is outrageous in the first place, imo. But to allow them to create a privatized alternative to our legally sanctioned currency, so we can “invest” in it, is just wrong.

 

Crypto-currency is not a currency at all.

 

Maybe if we can get enough people to use our private currency, we can abandon the dollar completely, is what they want. We don’t need your stinking money, we have our own, is what they’re thinking.

 

I’ll be back to revise and extend this when I can. For now, I’ll leave this information below, I have extracted from the bitcoin currency market page. It says the investment has no underlying value, while trying to convince you that it does. And notice how they discount the dollar as being a fiat currency, as if the public’s money is as fraudulent as their own.

 

Update Dec 2021

 

At the same time Crypto is becoming more normalized and integrated into our economy, it is becoming more obvious how fraudulent the scam is. They'll all say We told you so, and wash their hands of it. That how this "system" "works". It reflects the intention of those who control the system design, legislating and adjudicating the scam to protect and defend their self-interests.

 

I was motivated, this Christmas eve, for a quick addendum here, after reading the linked article by Robert McCauley. Despite omitting the dark money-laundering functionality of the scam, this is the most honest analysis I've seen yet, explaining the mechanics of the legalized crime of the crypto scam.

 

Why bitcoin is worse than a Madoff-style Ponzi scheme

 

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