This is How the Financial System Works

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by Chris Black

A long time ago, a person who couldn’t make anything on his own came up with an idea. 

I’ll make a loan to someone, so they can buy something they can’t afford right now. 

Then they’ll pay me back the loan, with a fee (compound interest). 

The fee will cost more, the longer it takes to pay me back. If he doesn’t pay me back, I get to take what he bought.

Very soon, that guy was rich and owned just about everything. 

An entire kingdom grew from this idea. The people infected other cities and ran the same scam, which is what got them kicked out of a few hundred nations. 

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The concept of usury enslaves all of humanity and is what corrupts nations.

 Many wars were fought because one lord or king owed money to a bank and needed to conquer another to raid his vault.

A certain people own the entire world, despite being less than 2% of the global population. 

Their tandem scam of central banking and stock markets ensure they continue to own everything.

Remember when day trading Chinese grandmas turned a plastic umbrella company with less than a million dollars in revenue into a $50 billion market cap corporation?

The Chinese trade like Wall Street algos, simply watching charts and chasing momentum.

 The actual company and real business don’t matter.

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 That is how we got shitcoins and literal jokes with multibillion dollar valuations.

The Chinese also don’t buy beer based on type or taste. 

They buy it based on alcohol content. 

The beer menu at a brewery is just a chart. 2.4, 3.5, 5.7, 8.9. 

The men buy the lowest for themselves and buy the highest for the ladies for obvious reasons. 

A market that trades without fundamentals is just a casino.

 It serves no purpose for the underlying economy and can only distort and disrupt real commerce. 

Stock markets have always been a con game run by criminal grifters and why a certain small segment of the global population owns everything.

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