Burn your money. Or die.

"We are facing a major crisis, with deep implications in absolutely every field. From the ditch diggers who probably won't have anything left to dig to the "grandmasters" of the system who see their land fleeing from under their feet , absolutely all of them are threatened by the coming crisis.
I say this not to scare you, but to draw your attention to the fact that the hole is so big that even their supreme leader, with all his legions let loose, can't do much.

When the Bretton Woods fraud was revealed, it was known that it would not work indefinitely, that in 20-50 years it would collapse because this is the limit of any false financial system.
The system developed at Bretton Woods was, in itself, a fraudulent one because it put all the world's finances on the back of a fanciful theory, namely the one that had once collapsed the world in the first half of the 20th century.

The new monetary utopia promised not to repeat the failures of the old one and to establish a uniform and "correct" financial system worldwide.
In fact, it was only an illusion, and the stability of the new understanding came, in fact, from the much larger mass to which the system applied. It is well known that in a small town with a few thousand inhabitants, a pyramid scheme goes awry in a few months.

However, if you extend it to the population of a country and set higher payment intervals ("multiplication"), you can take it well for several years.
If, moreover, you extend the work to the level of the planet, you can hope for a long enough period of time, so that you appear as a "serious investor" who has multiplied his money hundreds of times and raised his sums, as by miracle, right before the wagon crash.

Unlike pyramid schemes, today's financial systems have certain methods of "removing" the disaster of the crash.
The first and most important is that of inflation. Inflation is like the phoenix bird: it makes money burn and the same money is reborn without destroying its credibility.
This is because the "burning" occurs slowly, without the population feeling that something is happening "overnight".
But, with every day of longing, with every lost moment, money is crushed by the demon of inflation. The money of the grassroots, since the insiders know the mechanism and have the tools to ensure profit rates higher than inflation, so that, while the majority impoverishes, the minority gets even richer.

The thing would have worked, only that at the top of the system are placed individuals who have no patience for inflation to quietly complete its crimes.
It is in human nature to be in a hurry, only "life does not wait", especially in a system built strictly on demented materialism.
That is why imbalances are sometimes so great that the very existence of the system is called into question.
For this kind of problems there is another emergency mechanism that promises a "hard reset" of the system: the economic crisis.
The crisis is generally triggered when the imbalances caused by speculators at the top of the system are so great that they can no longer be patched up.
And then they are cut into living flesh. That's why sometimes, in the big crises, the top of the system also perish.

But the crisis is not as unpredictable as it seems.
The key to any crisis is in the hands of the Central Bank.
When the Central Bank presses the STOP button, everything freezes and those caught on the wrong foot grab it in full swing.
It would be wrong not to understand that there are also insiders at this level who know well how things are.
And who, before the disaster, throws himself making the so-called "inspired gestures" that fascinate fools.
In fact, those gestures are nothing more than transactions based on confidential information. You'd be stupid not to implement them!

Crises are the ultimate elements of correction.
They differ only in span and, in theory, should cover the holes well enough.
This is only theoretical.
Practically, at the moment when the great accumulations of capital appear, doubled by great interests and even greater greed, the distortions are so great that it is impossible to correct them through crises.
At the national level, the so-called "stabilizations" occur, moments when the base currency is changed, and the excess accumulated in the old currency is melted.
It is a phenomenon of mass impoverishment.
Indeed, some of the tricksters of the system also disappear, but those who suffer the hardest are still the embittered ones who collected a pittance through an additional activity and who see their life savings melted in the furnaces of stabilization.

The last such stabilization was masked by the switch to the EUR.
In this way, the developed EU states of the first wave were able to correct their serious imbalances. Of course, since we were initially dealing with an account currency, the scammers laundered their black money, so that the real stabilization caught them red-handed.
But remember that for the financial systems of the first wave the movement was beneficial.

For those who joined the EUR after the first wave, it was a disaster.
Why, it's easy to explain: since there was already a currency in which the swindlers could convert their black money, upon accession, the economic distortions propagated, so that accession, instead of being a reset, was an acceleration of the disaster.
This happened to Greece and Cyprus, countries deeply hit and impoverished by the last crisis.

But let's return to the international financial system. The last crisis could not save the US bottom line.
The large imbalances generated by the local banks could not be covered even by eliminating one of the financial mega-vampires, namely Lehman Brothers.
To patch up the system, both coordinated movements of the Central Banks were used - for the first time in history - as well as legislative changes that allowed the mess on the balance sheets of the big banks to be ignored.
This paved the way for what we called the infinite money supply system.

But nothing works indefinitely without a real foundation.
That is what is happening now.
At first there is distrust in the economic processes, then in the currency.
That's why any financial crisis is preceded by a lack of confidence in the economy (people try to get rid of products to take refuge in money).
The same thing happened in 2007-2008, when the world got out of real estate to re-enter money, causing the fiercest crisis in history because the respective real estate was linked to pyramid products that were worth several times more than the world GDP.
Under these conditions, the currency refuge at the base of the system was left with fabulous losses at its peak.

A similar mechanism is happening even now. In fact, it is an identical risk outsourcing scheme practiced by the same tricksters from Goldman Sachs.
The same type of derivative financial instruments began to be bought by investment funds, with absolutely the same lack of analysis. Of course, in the beginning the guarantees are granted by large guarantee companies.
But, as they attract each other, little mice appear ready to put their skin to the test. And, if a great society remains beside them, all the better.
The setup being the same, I expect the big fault to appear also in the real estate area, especially since it is full of "investments" intensively supported (subsidized?) by the banks.
With such a setup and with the mess left in the accounts of the big international banks, it is logical to see an explosion that could call into question the entire world finance.
Since, at the moment when the job gets tough, the rush is no longer for money, but for the satisfaction of basic needs.

This being the perspective, the tricksters behind the system (for whom someone like Soros is just a puppy) have also set up the exit method: changing the entire economy.
This is why the utopia related to greenhouse gases is being propagated, and this is also why the so-called environmentalist parties (actually another face of the world mafia) come out on stage with disastrous scenarios and appropriate legislative proposals.
The whole utopia of man-made climate change is false, it's a fraud designed to cover up the serious collapse of the current financial system.
By trying to redirect the entire economy towards the fake green, it is believed that the wagon of the big world financial interests will be saved.
In fact, this is what lies behind the videos in which a nonentity like Al Gore launches abracadabrant theories or Germany forces the whole of Europe to turn "green".