High Class Thieves: How Central Banks Stole the Last 30 years

High Class Thieves: How Central Banks Stole the Last 30 years

Elizabeth Nickson

The Canadian left, which self-identifies as workers of-the-world-wobblies-ready-to-storm-any-barricade, last week elected a central banker whose activities over the past twenty years have systematically crushed the class they claim to support. Turns out that pretending to be a fierce fighter for the working class has cashed the liberals out nicely with lovely other-peoples-money, as it has Mark Carney. And they want that to continue.

Never mind that 40% of the middle class is living hand to mouth, that 50% of Canadians are considering leaving, that Canada has had the lowest growth among 50 developed countries since 2019, that Gen Z, who voted overwhelmingly for Conservatives, are living in despair.

Forget them, let us keep our delusions about climate and stop oil and sneering at the most significant political groundswell of the past 100 years. Canadians are late to every party. It’s definitional. A plurality are paid by the government to shut up and shut up more, forty-six percent at last count are funded by the public sector. As in, “My extra extra virtuous “non-profit” needs more government dosh!

This, of course, pitches me into sub-voce giggles which last quite a few minutes every time I think of it. Better than having a good cry. I refuse to cry over stupid.

This embarrassing state of affairs also adds to the case that the left is entirely a configuration of the banking class, who fund whichever side will sell their latest scam, master master propagandists that they are. For a long time, I thought the tale of whichever blighted Rothschild cashing out Lenin and standing up Trotsky and guiding Stalin’s murderous hand, was preposterous, but now, now that the plan has matured? Ok, I surrender. We oughta start thinking of them as banker/slaughterers. As in Ukraine’s charnel fields. Scratch a war, find a banker with an itch for more of the peoples’ $.

Let’s do some math!! Because as I attempted to explain last week, what you have to recognize is that these banker/slaughterers have made three catastrophic mistakes over the past 20 years and a good number of us are aware of that. And when I say mistakes, we can attribute all our national debt, in every country, to these monsters. They make mistakes. We pay for them. And it is arguable that these mistakes are not mistakes, they are deliberate.

But today, if they try something else? Welp, it better be a virus that works or a nuclear war. And even then, some of us will hunt them down and they will live in fear. The only thing banksters fear is a plurality waking up to their game.

Because, when they say all countries should be run by their central banks, as Carney was caught on tape saying, they mean if not, they’ll be caught. And they all say it, all the time. The EU is run by its central bank, and the rules governing it are written so tight, it is opaque to any query: Shut up. Go Away. Over and over in various ‘research papers’ and Congressional testimonies, the U.S. Fed says, look, you have to leave us alone, so we can act without political influence. That way we can manage employment and inflation better, which is our only job.

The U.S. is an exception to the rule which holds in every country. The American Constitution states plainly that the Fed must be subject to Congress, so until that changes, expect obfuscation, lies and deflection.

This is Jefferson. He was right...

As one climbs the banker/slaughterer ladder, you are increasingly free to break the law. The Bank of International Settlements in Basel, for instance, is absolutely free to break any and all laws. It is literally above the law. And let’s be clear, BIS determines whether you live, how you die, whether you can afford to send your kids to college, and when or if you can retire. It is the Big Dog.

Here’s a collection of bought and paid for claptrap saying that central banks are so virtuous so good so smart you cannot possibly understand even a smidgen, therefore they must be freeeeee… 17,000 papers just from the past few years and interestingly, a lot argue for using banks to force (fund) climate change mitigation...

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