ESSAY: The Great Banking Fraud: How the World's Controllers Stole Our Sovereignty and Wealth

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ESSAY: The Great Banking Fraud: How the World's Controllers Stole Our Sovereignty and Wealth

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The Great Banking Fraud: How the World's Controllers Stole Our Sovereignty and Wealth

The true history of banking is not a story of progress and regulation, but a chronicle of increasing control, orchestrated deception, and outright theft. I want you to understand that the chains of debt have merely evolved from literal iron to invisible ink on a ledger. We must trace this history from its brutal medieval origins to the shadowy cabal running the world today, because the goal of the people in control has always been the same: to move from a feudal system to a nation-state concept, and eventually to a total, globalized "one-world technate". This is the great project, and the engine driving it is the systematic manipulation of money.

The Brutal Precedent of Debtors' Prison
To appreciate the modern banking system, we have to look at the historical precedent for debt punishment: debtors' prison. The cruelty of the system was breathtakingly simple. Once a person was incarcerated, there was "no way for you to earn an income", guaranteeing "zero chance" of ever paying off the debt. The deal was you stayed until you died or paid your debt. And what's truly amazing is that the prison had no obligation to feed you; that was "not part of the deal". In fact, if they knew you had no money, they wouldn't bother keeping you alive. They would hasten your demise with starvation and moldy bread, because the "sooner you died, the quicker that everything moved on". This set the dark, fundamental tone for debt: it is a final, existential trap designed to break you.

The Corporate Veneer and the Shadow Puppet Game
As the world moved from the feudal system into the nation-state concept, the powerful elite needed a new disguise for their operations. This is where the corporation was manifested. Banking was brought in as an institution, a new corporate structure designed to look "more bona fide, more legitimate". But the truth is, the banks were and are still controlled by the same families. They are simply hiding behind the corporate structure, which offers layers of protection so that the people profiting can commit "great harm" but "were never held accountable". This is the "regulation mirage". They created statutes like the Corporations Act to lay the foundation for a bank to exist, then created regulatory schemes that required permits from the "same people who were running things from the shadows". It is nothing more than a "shadow puppet game", creating an opaque shell game so "it's difficult to actually say who owns what".

The Capitalist Interlude and the Paper Mirage
There was a brief, shining period in the United States, between 1776 and 1850, where the banking system was run by an actual capitalist system. Our Constitution explicitly stated that the only legal money was gold and silver. However, gold and silver are heavy and "cumbersome". To solve this, banks offered a simple solution: exchange your gold and silver for paper certificates that were redeemable for the metal "on demand". The people, valuing convenience, started trading the paper as if it were the precious metal. This is where the rot set in. The banks realized that because no one was claiming their money, they could start lending out the deposited gold and silver for a profit. Then came the ultimate leap: they realized they didn't have to lend out gold at all; they could just give out a piece of paper, creating a loan from nothing. Eventually, this became codified into law, allowing a bank to lend ten times the paper money it had in gold reserves. This created "record profits" for the families running the banks and created an idea of money "not connected anymore to the gold".

The Centralized Monopoly: Fraud of the Federal Reserve
The final and most damaging step in this project was the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. This act was planned in secret at Jekyll Island by the big banks to secure a complete monopoly. The name itself is propaganda: it's not actually federal, and it has no reserves. It is a private institution that was sold to the public on two spectacular lies: that it would provide high employment and maintain a stable currency with a 2% inflation target. It has "failed spectacularly at both those ideas". The inflation it caused has devalued the dollar by 98% over a hundred years. The true purpose, the "genius of the propaganda", was to give this banking group the ability to print "unlimited amount of money" out of thin air with "no backing whatsoever". The government of the United States, which used to print its own money through the Treasury, now borrows money at compound interest from this private entity that just prints it up. It's an "absolutely retarded" arrangement that benefits only the private families controlling the money supply.

Debt Enslavement and the Land Grab
The crises that follow the Federal Reserve’s creation are not accidents; they are tools. The Great Depression, for instance, was a massive wealth and land transfer event. The banking system used various excuses to "indebt everyone", then foreclosed on farms "all across the United States". Farmers, who were completely independent and lived in abundance, were evicted, and the land was turned over to corporations. This debt entrapment system destroyed the independence of the American farmer, forcing them into cities to work "crap jobs for barely any pay" so they wouldn't starve. When you break the backs of farmers, they become dependent on the government system. That is the point of the whole system: to make people dependent so they can be controlled.

The modern banking system is a "giant scam". It's a "ridiculous gambling casino that has no legitimacy whatsoever". It became a singular institution where savings banks and speculative investment banks were merged, allowing speculators to gamble people's savings and lose it all. The 2008 mortgage crash is a perfect example: the gamblers who won the risky bets got their full rewards, but when they lost, the people who deposited their money in the bank took a "haircut or a loss on it". They privatize the profits and socialize the losses, all while the Federal Reserve continues its perpetual cycle of currency devaluation. When you look at the true history, and the fraud that created institutions like the Federal Reserve—passed on Christmas Eve without the required votes and preceded by the convenient deaths of its opponents on the Titanic—the conclusion is unavoidable. The history of banking is the history of a powerful elite consolidating its control over society by systematically dismantling our economic freedom and making us dependent on their debt-based system.
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