Source: http://www.renegadetribune.com/the-federal-reserve-is-a-suicide-bomber-with-a-deeper-agenda/
By Brandon Smith
Central
bankers are sociopathic in nature and sociopathic people tend to behave like
robots. When one understands the motivations of central bankers, or at the very
least what their goals are, their actions become rather predictable. The
question is, what truly motivates these people?
I believe according to the evidence
that the central banks are motivated by ideological zealotry with the core
purpose of total global centralization of economic and political power into the
hands of a select group of elitists. This agenda is really just a modern
“reboot” of feudalism or totalitarianism. They sometimes refer to the plan in
public as the “new world order,” or the “global economic reset.” I often refer
to the encompassing ideology as “globalism” for the sake of expediency.
To attain this goal, central bankers
must influence mass psychology using traumatic events. Fear opens doors to
centralization of power. This is simply a fact social behavior and
history. The more afraid a population is, the more willing they will be to give
up freedoms in exchange for safety and security. Therefore, the most effective
weapon at the disposal of the globalists and their central banking counterparts
is engineered economic crisis – a weapon that can, if allowed, destroy entire
civilizations almost as fast as a nuclear war, while still keeping most of the
expensive infrastructure intact.
Beyond that, economic crisis is also
a weapon that can influence a population to embrace even greater enslavement
while viewing their slave masters as saviors rather than villains.
Despite what many people assume,
central bankers are not driven by a desire for profit. They print their own
capital, they hardly need to make a profit. Central bankers are also not driven
by a desire to keep the current system afloat. They have demonstrated time and
time again their habit of deliberately sabotaging the system through the use of
inflationary bubbles followed by fiscal tightening into weak economic conditions.
The U.S. economy today is just as expendable as any other economy the banks
have destroyed in the past. It is not special.
This fact is becoming extremely
clear lately as the Federal Reserve initiates policy tightening measures into
obvious economic weakness; an action which is crashing stock markets as well as
destabilizing other sectors of the economy including housing markets, auto
markets and credit markets.
As noted, this was highly
predictable. In September of 2015 I published an article titled ‘The Real Reasons Why The Fed Will Hike Interest Rates’,
predicting that the strategy the banks would use to bring about the next crisis
would be interest rate hikes in the midst of financial instability. This was
the same strategy they used to initiate the Great Depression. And as mentioned
earlier, sociopaths act like robots – they tend to use similar tactics over and
over again because these tactics have worked in the past.
At the time, the vast majority of
analysts were predicting that the central banks would move towards negative
interest rates. But if the goal of the banking elites is total centralization
of the global economy, then keeping the U.S. system alive for another decade or
longer makes little sense. They had already created the perfect financial
bubble using QE and near zero interest rates to encourage debt accumulation at
historic levels. It’s a veritable economic atomic bomb, why not use it?
At the beginning of this year, I
published an article titled ‘New Fed Chairman Will Trigger A Historic Stock Market Crash In
2018’. In that article, I predicted that Jerome Powell would push
forward with interest rate hikes and balance sheet cuts. This would put extreme
pressure on highly indebted corporations and they would be forced to stop
spending capital on stock buybacks, which have been propping up equities for
several years.
I would point out that not only has
Powell in fact done exactly what I predicted, but that he has done it
consciously, knowing what the results would be. In 2012, Powell outlined the
exact consequences of policy tightening in the Fed October minutes. These minutes were not made
public until recently. They PROVE that the Fed is fully aware of what it is
doing, not acting blindly.
In September of this year, in my
article ‘The Everything Bubble: When Will It Finally Crash?‘,
I predicted that stock markets would begin crashing in December of 2018,
despite many skeptics arguing that a “Santa Claus rally” was guaranteed. From
the article:
The Fed’s tightening policies have
resulted in a severe reaction by emerging markets which are already crashing
and have diverged greatly from U.S. markets. American stocks will not escape
the same fate.
The Fed’s neutral rate efforts
suggest a turning point in late 2018 to early 2019. Balance sheet cuts are
expected to increase at this time, which would also expedite a crash in
existing market assets. The only question is how long can corporations sustain
stock buybacks until their own debt burdens crush their efforts? With such
companies highly leveraged, interest rates will determine the length of their
resolve. I believe two more hikes will be their limit.
If the Fed continues on its current
path the next stock crash would begin around December 2018 into the first
quarter of 2019. After that, other sectors of the economy, already highly
unstable, will break down through 2019 and 2020.
Though stock buybacks had saved
markets from the plunge in February, they are long gone in the final quarter as
the cost of corporate debt expands. Stocks are now in near free fall in December.
The crash of the “everything bubble” has begun. So far, intermittent bounces
have been brief, lasting in some cases mere hours to a couple of days, then
plunging into complete retraction. The trend line indicates far more pain to
come.
I was able to calculate this outcome
because I am willing as an analyst to accept certain realities. The most
important being that at this stage the Fed DOES NOT CARE about propping up the
U.S. economy, and ultimately, the Fed does not even care what happens to itself
as an institution. The truth is that the Fed is working towards an ideological
end game of global centralization; this means one economy, one currency and
eventually one world government (a plan which has been openly
admitted to by globalists in the past). It has no loyalty to
the U.S. system, and it will destroy the U.S. system if it must to achieve this
prize.
The concept of the “plunge protection
team” has become widespread in recent years, and for good reason. It was the
central banks in tandem with government agencies that have hidden honest
economic data from the mainstream public as well as artificially inflated asset
valuations to obscure the truth – that the US and much of the world has been
suffering from systemic decline, a collapse that has been ongoing since at
least 2008.
However, things change, and the
plans of central banks evolve. It took a decade to create the ‘Everything Bubble’;
an unprecedented bubble encompassing every facet of our economy including
Treasury bonds and even the dollar. The true purpose of most financial bubbles
is to engineer a crash. The “plunge protection team” is no longer a guaranteed
element of US markets anymore. If they are intervening, it has only been as a
steam valve to slow the current crash to more manageable levels. In other
words, it’s a controlled demolition.
I don’t call them the “PPT” anymore
– instead I think I’ll call them the PAC (Plunge Acceleration Commission). The
PAC-men are devouring the economy piece by piece and digesting it as they go. They
want a crash. In fact, they need one.
Far too many people wrongly assume
that the Fed is the apex of globalist power. The Fed is nothing more than a
single tentacle of a larger vampire squid. It is the branch of a franchise, not
the top of the pyramid.
I would liken the Fed to a saboteur
and a suicide bomber. It was sent here to America with the explicit goal of
undermining the U.S. economy and the U.S. currency over the period of a century
in preparation for a final destructive act which would open the path to global
centralization. It was sent here in disguise, to get close to the target, to
explode our economy. Its job is to do as much damage as possible, even to the
point of sacrificing itself. When the dust settles, other globalist
institutions plan to move in to pick up the pieces and offer the desperate
citizenry a pre-designed solution.
At this time, ending the Fed is still
useful as a symbolic act, but strategically it would be pointless in saving the
economy. The Fed has already accomplished its mission.
This is why I don’t take the ongoing
WWF wrestling match between Donald Trump and the Fed very seriously. Trump’s continued
associations with banking and think tank elites suggest to me that his battle
with the Fed is staged theater. Consider this: If the Fed is designed to blow
up our economy and possibly itself, blame needs to be redirected away from the
central banks. What better way to do this than to let conservatives think they
are “winning” by pursuing a shutdown of the Fed? It’s an entity that the
globalists were planning on sacrificing anyway.
Trump campaigned on the argument
that the
Fed was creating an artificial bubble in stocks through low
interest rates. Then he took full credit for the stock market rally for the
past two years. Now he is attacking the Fed for raising interest rates and
causing markets to fall. It seems to me that the future mainstream narrative
will read that a spoiled Trump caused the crash, blamed the “innocent” central
bank that was only attempting to “normalize” the economy, and in the process
made the situation even worse.
I am already seeing a stream of
articles defending Jerome Powell as some kind of heroic rebel willing to raise
rates in the face of establishment opposition. This idea is laughable when you
consider the Fed’s long history of inflating and then imploding bubbles while
banking elites siphon up hard assets and push the citizenry into further
poverty and servitude. Powell isn’t a “rebel”, he’s a middle manager carrying
out the same old strategy that globalists have always used: Problem – Reaction
– Solution. Debt bubble, debt crisis, financial collapse, public desperation,
asset absorption, centralization.
I will be elaborating on Trump’s
participation in the global economic reset scheme in my next article. Needless
to say, the false Trump vs. Fed paradigm was also predictable. Read my
article ‘In
A Battle Between Trump And The Fed, Who Really Wins?’, published in
February of 2017, as well as my article ‘Trump
vs The Fed: America Sacrificed At the NWO Altar’, published in July
2018, for an in-depth analysis.
Ultimately, the Fed is a proxy
threat. A shadow of the greater monster that must be defeated.
Our focus now must be to determine
who rebuilds the system after the crash runs its course. This means preventing
global central bank hubs like the IMF or the BIS from becoming the dominant
economic force in the world. It means a long and arduous struggle. It means
defiant structures – localized economies and production, self-reliant
people providing their own necessities and engaging in trade, and communities
formed around mutual aid and security. It means a fight is coming that goes
beyond the information war.
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