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CAPITAL BASE
GLOBAL ECONOMIC MANIPULATION
Forced materialism based on an ethic of greed
Founded on the basis of traumatic need generated obsession
Originating from overpopulation relative to the environment.
The terms defined and used in the following file are provided for a clarification of how the terms are
used in the report by the author. Other definitions and uses are applied to the words and concepts by
some humans.
"The Capital Base" defined here relates to gold bullion, government disbursals backed by credit
and/or taxation, assets used to back banking reserve requirements in the interest of market stability,
and, economic support grants provided to other nations by "insider" nations for the intent of maintaining
the illusion of global financial stability.
A Capital-based economy is one which uses currency, bullion, precious metals or objects - to
exchange for services and products, the result of labour.
A Free economy is one which is committed to enabling the open opportunity amongst its members for individual economic accumulation based on
personal effort.
A Socialist economy is one which intends to provide equality amongst the members of a capital-based
economy. It recognizes that the Free economy often results in rich/poor divisions in the society due to
factors beyond the control of and to the economic disadvantage of the individual: injury or sickness;
deception and manipulation by other humans; theft, burglary and other crimes; environmental
catastrophes including drought, flood, volcanic eruption, climate change, insect plague; unemployment;
war and civil unrest. Most of these factors could be limited in a spiritually-based civilization.
When capital-based economies become proud, vengeful, intolerant - they seek to impose their political
and economic systems upon others. Convinced of the economic ideal which they have been educated
into - by selective use of facts, by misinformation creating myths, by low self-esteem denial, and by
adoption of a material-based ethic - the political organization decisively seeks to impose its perception
and motivations - religion - on other nations. A favourite manner of doing this is to educate the junior
leadership of the foreign nation in your institutions and to bribe them and their nation with further gifts,
grants, subsidies, investments, and so on.
A Communist economy is one which is committed to providing a socialist economy to the rest of the
world such that members of the host nations share an equal standard of living with those of associated
nations while becoming dependent on the maternalistic host. In human-terms, it usually is hosted by a
mass culture which administratively requires a bureaucracy and works on the basis of the dependency
of its members such that a portion of the capital equivalent of their labours is used to "save" other
peoples from the adoption or continuance of a Capitalist economy.
A Capitalist economy is one which is committed to providing an expansive free economy to the world
such that members of the host nations maintain and raise their standard of living while associated nations
become dependent on their paternalistic host. Like the Communist economy it is usually hosted by a
mass culture which administratively requires a bureaucracy and also works on the basis of the
dependency of its members such that a portion of the capital earned by their labours is used to "save"
other peoples from the adoption of other economic concepts.
Good intentions are behind every human idealistic endeavour.
Such intentions are the result of
intellectualization and pride, and, being constructive in only half of the applications, the devastating
results point to fundamental human weaknesses. The elemental weakness with both of the authoritarian
political systems mentioned above is that as human mass societies they require dependent individuals
incapable of self-direction and self-survival who follow an emotionally immature ethic of object-worship
(idolatry) generally known as materialism.
Such ideology inevitably builds on and rewards ALL of the human character weakness derived from
unmediated sexual obsession: population explosion; environmental deterioration; obsession;
possessiveness; political authoritarianism; self-centeredness; envy; pride; greed; sloth; anger;
vengeance; lust; gluttony; vice.
Spacepersons visiting the Earth are abhorred, amazed or surprised - that humans are so unaware,
individually and culturally - as not to recognize this. Some do understand that mass organized and
educated (brainwashed) humans have been told so many half-truths by their leaders and mentors that
neither they nor their instructors can imagine what a spiritually-based, or, for other spacepersons, a
ritually-based civilization, would be like.
As a human wrote:
"A man who tells lies has simply misplaced the truth; a man who tells half-lies has
forgotten where he put it (the truth)."
Human history proves this point.
The longest and least destructive period of human presence on the Earth has been when numbers and
density of humans made hunting and gathering band organizations viable and adequate. Such was a
period of relative environmental stability and plentiful foodstuffs with endemic disease maintaining human
lifespan at about an average of 42 years of age.
This period is often described as a "garden" or semi-heavenly location, in the oldest of human writings, in which humans lived in self-directed harmony with each other; lived lifestyles balancing physical effort with sensual appreciation and spiritual reverence; lived, by modern standards, shorter and much more contented lives.
This period dwarfs the time humans have lived as tribes, agricultural societies, market economies,
industrial nations, and information manipulators. It could only be regained on the Earth if humanity were
re-engineered biologically and the masses of humanity present in 1995 were reduced in number by
95%. This will occur with, yet likely without, the assistance of human decisions.
This report as a whole defines those decisions which humanity and spacepersons have made to reach
this point in time. A primary part of the deception which humans have used to intensify the urgency and
magnitude of the current and future difficulties of humanity has involved the use of capital to support
endemically weak capital-based political systems.
The below is a summary of some of the major events supporting the Capitalist approach, for which
information is more readily available. The virtual absence of references to the Communist approach is
due only to a lack of availability of supporting documentation together with its simpler and more
coercive approach. As a materialistic-based political system it must fail, relative to the Capitalist
approach, because of the "illegal" and deceptive support sources used to strengthen, in illusion, the
Capitalist approach.
The following list sets out the capital sources utilized, directly or indirectly, to increase the risks to the
survival of humanity. Government sanctions, in the form of legislation or lending institutions, contribute
to intensifying most debt-associated risk. The cultivation of surplus encourages overconfidence and
pride resulting in a lack of wilful sacrifice in the acknowledgement, or awareness, of the cycles of
change. Increasingly dependent upon the artificial reality suggested by surpluses, catastrophe will
eventually occur in the form of change. Slow to happen, or quick, the dependent cultivator loses all and
is forced to use all resources in possession.
When more resources are required than are available, enslavement to a creditor is hoped to be
temporary, and is adopted. Such deference to a more wealthy, though not necessarily more wise
individual, subverts one's self-esteem, reduces initiative, self-assertiveness, and sense of hope.
Inevitably, the "luck" of some does not change quickly enough and perpetual debt leads to perpetual
indebtedness. The lack of balance in such an economy is further demonstrated through the
aggregations of income which occur in times of catastrophe yet fail in the long-term to result in
economic balance.
In most of recorded human history, political recognition and acknowledgement of the factors or the end
results of natural and human motivated catastrophes is usually absent. That is, the errors in the capital-based economic practice are held in denial with the hope that those practising it today will somehow
magically escape the repetitive failures of the past. Each time there is a considerable loss of life in
human communities, it is to be expected that, unless capital and property were also destroyed, the
survivors should find themselves with greater material benefit than the pre-disaster society.
This will not be the case in such "natural" catastrophes as a volcanic eruption, drastic earthquake, or,
devastating tidal wave. In situations where a massive fire has destroyed much material wealth because
of a high density of population settlement - capital can be reclaimed by insurance. Specific forms of
drastic weather influences, including hail storms and floods - crops and special purpose buildings may
be destroyed, yet the capital be almost fully reclaimed through insurance.
When a fatal epidemic sweeps across a large and dense population, millions may die - effectively transferring their belongings, and, perhaps insurance benefits - to the survivors. This may also occur in times of war, IF, capital is
not fully squandered on war making, and, IF material destruction does not match human mortality.
Favourable conditions for economic abundance did enable the European Renaissance when
approximately 100% of the commodities and real estate plus the capital wealth in one or two
generations became transferred to the remaining 50%. In fact, 90% of this form of wealth was held by
10% of the population at the time and many of them were located in urban areas. In a similar
disproportion, at least 75% of those dying from the largely mercenary warfare and the epidemics lived
in urban areas.
The materially wealthy - by average standards - became considerably more wealthy simply as a
result of survival. This dynamic of disproportion inherent in the capital-based system explains why the
society as a whole did not enjoy a new found material abundance in their lifestyle. It helps to rationalize
how the capital intensive activities of exploration, invention and imperialism could be involved in by a
minority while the average society received little encouragement to develop more self-sufficient and
more spiritual facets in their lifestyle.
Any hope for the facilitation of the development of an increasingly more positive and constructive
social organization could never, under the circumstances, norms, and practices - become anything more
than an elitist reality, a fantasy reality for the masses, and, a myth and a lie for subsequent generations.
The reality would be that in spite of tens of millions of people dying, living conditions for the masses
improved marginally - and only according to the will and manipulation of the elite.
This historical reality, repeated numerous times, justifiably, further encourages inaction, denial of
awareness, individualism, and, a greater difficulty in coping with the problems of the day constructively. If you accept that prosperity must be the norm, yet find that your reality seems never to improve for the longer-term ... one is encouraged to assume personal responsibility for such a failure, or, others
believing in the norm, will victimize you to justify and reinforce their own pride of material success.
These self-depreciating and self-aggrandizing means of coping can only result in widespread spiritual
and emotional depression, paranoia, defensiveness, or elitism when modern industrial and market
oriented societies begin to experience diminished labour requirements. A labourer, professional, civil
servant, or, bureaucratic support worker become most jeopardized by corporate downsizing layoffs,
pay-cuts, job-combining practices which can influence the individual irrespective of how skilful and
proficiently the job was done. Yet in a mass society, would it be possible for humans brainwashed to
believe a lie from birth to find, define, consider, accept, develop, and implement an alternative
economic pattern without simply rebelling or reacting to the present status quo.
Continuing with the present norms suggests a level of increasingly real hardship for an increasingly larger
number of participants; attempting to negate such a system entirely (Anarchy), or to set up some form
of similar yet adversarial economic system (Communism) have consistently led to even greater realities
of hardship and abuse. There are other options and they have been realistic and effective in the past.
See them and you may survive; ignore them, deny them, denigrate them - and, humanity will fail to
survive. Simply look at the record:
"Global" indicates those regions of greatest human density and sophistication.
B.C.
800,000 Africa Band societies maintain self-sufficiency + prosperity.
230,000 Africa Oldest record of modern human genetics; band organized.
200,000 Asia Human-like primates; band organized.
150,000 Europe Neanderthals appear.
70,000 Eurasia Maximum spread of Neanderthals.
35,000 Eurasia Neanderthals begin to reduce in presence.
10,895 Global Start of possible astrological zodiac LEO age.
10,000 Africa Urban human organizations based on agriculture: Zimbabwe
8752 Global Start of possible astrological zodiac CANCERIAN age.
7403 China Purpose of government as the training of the masses.
6609 Global Start of possible astrological zodiac GEMINIAN age.
5050 SE Asia Rice cultivation introduced for mass production of food.
4466 Global Start of astrological zodiac TAUREAN age of civilization.
4400 Global Tribal societies initiate role specialization + surpluses.
4200 Global Epidemics of viral diseases begin and increase.
4000 Peru History is recorded by knotted strings.
3540 Mid-Asia GRAYs introduce husbandry to hunters and gatherers.
3100 Mesopot Garden of Eden left followed by the Great Flood.
3100 Egypt Diversion of the Nile River for planned urbanization.
3100 Mesopot Sumerian urbanization, agriculture, and law for civil order.
3100 Egypt Ascorbic acid deficiencies induce addictive behaviours.
2852 China Purpose of government being to educate the masses (7403 B.C.)
2737 China Rice cultivation introduced: Shen-nung (5050 B.C.)
2697 China The Yellow Emperor --> an alchemic treatise, metallurgy,
2650 Global Agricultural expansion: division of property, use of grains.
2500 Egypt Construction specialization: architecture, jewelry making,
2500 India Efficient cities of 50,000: bricks, public utilities, ...
2485 Mesopot Agriculture encouraged in order to lessen hardship.
2323 Global Start of the astrological zodiac ARIAN age of civilization.
2100 Global Planet Chiron economic-political 50.68 year cycle: need to learn
2050 Mesopot Agricultural prosperity and the beginning of mass irrigation.
1752 Mesopot Code of Hammurabi law to regulate commerce, maintain civil order
1500 India Smallpox epidemics spread as population density + travel rise
1452 TheraAn Atlantis is destroyed (by Santorini); the Great Flood.
1122 China Smallpox epidemic description is recorded.
914 SE Asia Opium used to counter the negative stresses of agriculture
900 Egypt Joseph administers storage of 20% of grain for emergencies.
662 Mid-East Huge empires begin to form and spread: Assurbanapal.
588 Mid-East Willful destruction of recorded knowledge.
560 Greece Library of Pisistratus is largely destroyed.
528 India Siddhartha Gautama (Buddha): Passions conceal Truth from humans
527 Rome Justinian: laws used as the foundation for order in mass society.
511 China Confucius: Confidence is most important for good government.
500 China Sun Tzu: The Art of War > deception, manipulation, strategy.
461 Greece Common currency and weights facilitate market development.
431 Greece Taxes are used to fund mercenary armies and encourage imperialism.
429 Greece Plague kills 30% of population within 4 years.
405 Greece Aristophanes: bad money circulates while good money disappears
400 Rome Eurasian, Middle East and North African taxation + plundering
400 Rome Celts sack Rome and withdraw on payment of ransom.
350 Greece Aristotle records all known wisdom he can find.
345 Greece Oracles are commonly sought as seers of the future.
330 Egypt Alexander's drunken troops burn largest library and city.
325 India Mauryan Dynasty becomes first major empire in India.
212 China Shih Huang 'Ti orders burning of most writings; builds Great Wall.
210 Rome Reorganization as an effective illusion for coping with conflict.
200 Egypt Technology is used exclusively by the state priests.
180 Global Beginning of the astrological zodiac PISCEAN age of civilization
175 China Law against Counterfeiting of Gold by alchemy (transmutation)
170 China The Shih Chi assures transmutation of cinnabar into Gold
133 China Gold is Transmuted for Emperor Chia to his requirements
100 Rome Commerce through use of Old Silk Road from China to Europe
12 Asia/Afr Commodity Markets become centres of trade in China, Asia, N. Africa
A.D.
4 China Regent Mang replaces gold coins w/bronze; strengthens treasury
35 Rome Julian Calendar is introduced for standardization & accuracy.
41 Rome Roman Pontificate is introduced for religion-based empire.
50 Rome Christianity is popularized: enables elite accumulation of capital
193 Rome Marcus Didius Julianus buys the Roman Empire w/Transmuted Gold
541 Asia-Eur Yersinia pestis results in 40% population mortality.
960 Mongols Chao Khuang-Yin extorts gold for "protection" from China.
1069 China Wang An-Shih replaces gold with paper money; stronger treasury
1233 Mongols Confiscation of the Chinese treasury
1274 Japan Japanese pirates raid Chinese gold "banks"
1317 Rome Pope John XXII forbids Alchemy
1330 China Famine leaves 20 million dead from a total of 45 million.
1345 Europe The Black Death claims 45%+ of 80 million total population.
1340 France Bishop Oresme of Lisieux notes: devalued French coins disappear
1404 England Henry IV declares the "multiplying of metals" a crime
1462 Europe The first Bible is printed
1478 Spain Spanish Inquisition (Pope Paul III) decreases population
1484 Europe Indulgences are sold to raise capital for the Roman Catholic pope
1484 Germany German Inquisition (Pope Innocent VIII) decreases population.
1490 Europe Commercial Printing gets a boost - to raise volume of indulgences
1492 Canada-US Europeans discover; epidemics kill 80% (3 million+) of natives.
1494 Americas Control of Church turned over to the state (Pope Alexander VI)
1500 Spain Inca and Aztec art found in the form of European wealth.
1517 Vatican Volume of $$ indulgences raised to pay for luxuries: Pope Leo X
1519 Spain Spanish conquistadors plunder Mexican Empire of gold; genocide.
1521 Spain Spanish conquistadors begin transhipping gold via Philippines
1532 Spain Hernando de Soto confiscates 800 lbs of Gold and 3,500 lbs Silver
1533 Spain Pizarro melts down Gold and Silver ransom from Atahualpa.
1535 Spain Thousands of Inca are forced to work S. American Silver mines.
1542 RC Empire The Holy Office (of the Inquisition), Pope Paul III, daily records
1555 England Sir Thomas Gresham observes: fine gold was lost when poor promoted
1556 Italy Roman Inquisition re-introduced, Pope Paul IV, book burning
1571 RC Empire Congregation of the Index (Inquisition) against heretical printers
1634 Holland Speculation in tulip bulbs begins a 5,900% rise in prices.
1638 Holland Supplies of tulip bulbs increase and prices fall by 93%.
1688 England William and Mary permit alchemic arts to be restored
1690 USA 1st North American fiat money is issued for military expenses
1700 Europe Smallpox fatalities claim 600,000/year from population.
1719 France Stock to exploit the New World rises 6,200%, then falls 99%
1719 England South Sea Co. stock rises 1,000% over 18 mo, then falls 84%
1775 USA Spanish-American gold rush in California, North America; genocide.
1775 USA Continental paper currency is issued during the Revolutionary War
1776 USA USA Congress declares lack of acceptance of the Continental illegal
1779 USA British counterfeiting of the Continental begins
1780 USA Pelatiah Webster: value of paper currencies = general confidence
1781 USA Continental notes become worthless and are replaced by dollars
1792 USA USA Congress adopts a monetary system based only on gold & silver
1797 Britain The Bank Restriction Act suspends convertibility of gold to paper
1810 Britain The Bullion Report: inflation is an increase in the money supply
1814 France The gold Napoleon coin is adopted as currency
1820 USA Wildcat Banking :individual bank script is circulated
1821 Britain Gold Standard introduced into Britain, after gold reserves rebuilt
1828 Global William Cobbett defines credit as "belief", dependent on opinion
1828 England William Cobbett: if anyone can make (money).. be a great abundance
1833 USA William Gouge writes of the lack of safeguards in paper currencies
1845 Ireland Potato Blight claims 1 million lives.
1860-1914 Fr Investment of 1/3 of 113 billion francs gold into colonies
1861 USA USA military expenditures drain gold from banks > "run on banks"
1862 USA USA Congress authorizes issue of a paper currency, the Greenback
1864 USA National Bank Act: a national currency is introduced
1865 Europe The Latin Monetary Union of Fr, Bel, It, Swit, Greece is created
1867 Global The International Monetary Conference accepts the gold standard
1870 USA Gold Standard introduced into the USA but not linked to the $
1875 Germany Law allows for an "elastic" note issue with no gold reserve
1877 USA Financial panic and hundreds of bank failures leave many destitute
1879 USA Gold standard convertibility and fixed exchange to the $ adopted
1886 S. Afr Largest gold-mining area of the world is found near Johannesburg
1893 USA Financial panic and hundreds of bank failures increase #s of poor
1894 Heavens The planet Chiron approaches closest to the Earth in 50.68 cycle
1898 India Britain forces India to adopt gold-for-external-settlements only
1901 USA American lawyers gain control of Benguet Mines, Philippines
1907 USA Consumer loss of confidence in American banking - financial panic
1908 USA Edgar J. Levey warns that New York City is headed for bankruptcy
1913 USA Federal Reserve System is established after German model
1914 USA USA law requires a 40% gold backing to the dollar
1914-18 WorldWWI: Estimate of dead: 10 million; 16 million wounded
1917 World Spanish bioengineered virus from Peruvian sources kills 17 million
1917 USSR Soviet paper currency ceases to be convertible on the world market
1919 USA A.C. Miller warns of necessity to "liquidate" some national debt
1920 Germany Assessed reparations of 269,000 million German Goldmarks
1920 USSR Lenin notes the importance of gold to purchase foreign technology
1921 Germany Reparations are paid by unsupported printed paper currency
1921 USA Bank failures top 400 in one year
1922 Global The Genoa Conference introduces the Gold Exchange standard
1923 Germany Hyper-inflation> collapse of Mark value = end of the middle class
1923 USSR The chervonetz gold coin is issued for foreign exchange use
1926 Europe The dissolution of the Latin Monetary Union
1928 USA Gold Certificates and Federal Reserve Notes are 100% backed by gold
1929 USA Stock Market profiteering; riches, bankruptcies, loss of confidence
1929 USA After climbing 486% in 8 yrs, stocks fall by 90% in next 33 months
1930 Swiss Bank for International Settlements (BIS), Basle, is created
1931 USA More than 2,000 banks go bankrupt during the year
1931-45 Japan Japanese plunder of SE Asia: $5.5 billion (1940): 1/3 to Japan
1931 Britain Goes off the Gold Standard
1932 Ger/USA Lausanne Conference:
German reparations set at 53,000 mil Goldmarks
1933 Swiss The collapse of the Credit Anstalt bank > monetary panic
1933 USA Glass Steagall Act
1933 USA Securities Act, private placement
1933 USA Federal Reserve "creates" $2 billion, backed by govt right to debt
1934 USA Gold Reserve Act - gold exchange standard adopted
1934 USA President Franklin D. Roosevelt confiscates American gold
1934 USA USA Silver Certificates continue to promise to pay in silver
1934 USA Export-Import Bank - non recourse loans to finance exports
1935 USA Keynesian Economics - deficit spending to raise profits
1936 Global Most other countries go off gold standard
1939-45 World WWII: 55 M. dead, 35 M. wounded; cost: $US 1,500 billion
1940s USA Electromagnetic propulsion and weapons ($2.0 billion)
1940s USA Atomic energy production and weapons ($2.5 billion)
1942 Japan "Yamashita's Gold" total 6000 ton gold & 8100 ton precious
1942 USA MacArthur ships 20 tons of "Yamashita's Gold" to Australia
1944 Intl Bretton Woods System: dollar supremacy and dollar imperialism
1944 Intl International Bank for Reconstruction & Devt. (World Bank)
1944 Intl International Monetary Fund, as "credit union" for nations
1944 Japan Nachi sunk with 100 tons of "Yamashita's Gold", in Manila
1945 Germany Black Eagle Operation, $2.5 billion, stolen from the Reichstag
1945 USA The largest known gold stock> in Fort Knox & Federal Reserve vaults
1945 Universe The planet Chiron approaches closest to Earth in 50.68 year cycle
1945 Switzerld Jewish dormant accounts of $48 million help capitalize banks
1945-46 Germany Printing of unsupported Mark issue> hyperinflation = worthlessness
1946 Germany Paper money replaced by soap & cigarettes for barter exchange
1946 USA US law lowers gold backing requirement for the dollar to 25%
1946 USA Pyramid Schemes become popular at every level of society
1946 Italy Naples Mafia set a black market monopoly over Philip Morris tobacco
1947 USA The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in Los Angeles
1949 Britain Ludwig von Mises notes that undervalued monies are hoarded (gold?)
1950 USA International Finance Corporation (IFC) created
1950 USA Regulation V: Defence Production Act
1950 USA The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in San Francisco
1950-54 USA Military aid to France for SE Asia ($2.6 billion)
1951 USA Monetary Accord
1952 SE Asia Golden Triangle resumes shipments of opium
1953 Philippine "Jiga" and "Balmores" uncover one "Yamashita's Gold" site
1955 USA Foreign liabilities of $11.9 billion are offset by $21.7 B in gold
1955-59 USA Military and other support to Vietnam ($1.0 billion)+
1956 Hawaii The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in Honolulu
1957-67 Iran Shah of Iran w/CIA transfer 10 tons of gold to Geneva
1959 France Jacques Rueff warns: the franc may no longer be convertible > gold
1959 USA Inter-American Development Bank created (IADB)
1960 USA International Development Association (IDA) created
1961 USA Military support to South Vietnam 40 million)
1961 USA OECD - Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development
1961 USA US balance of payment exceeds a deficit total of $18 billion
1961 Europe Creditor banks accumulate $13 billion in USA paper dollars
1961 Global USA establishes the London Gold Pool to control the market
1962 Global Beginning of the astrological zodiac AQUARIAN age of civilization
1962-64 USA Military support to SE Asia ($1.8 billion)
1963 N. Amer "Scam" is introduced into the language; means "to swindle".
1964-73 USA Ratio of capital to deposits for top 10 banks, 9.2% > 5.5%
1964-73 USA Profit Margins of the top 10 USA banks drop, 20% > 8%
1965 USA Military support to South Vietnam ($400 million)
1965 Fr/USSR Favour a return to the Gold standard to stabilize currencies
1965-68 USA 950 aircraft shot down in Vietnam ($6.0 billion)
1965-68 USSR/China Combined assistance to SE Asia ($2.0 billion)
1965 Bilderberg Recommends a UN attack against South Africa (Leiss Report)
1965 Japan Investment in stocks begins to rise.
1966 USA Asian Development Bank created
1966 France Becomes a vigorous buyer of gold & takes physical possession
1967- USA Military and other to SE ASIA ($2 billion per month)
1967 Global London Gold Pool, dumps gold to hold the price down
1967 France Withdraws from the London Gold Pool to lessen losses
1968 USA Naked reserves for banking are allowed (no real collateral)
1968 USA In 5 months, 20% of USA gold stocks are sold to private investors
1968 USA Pres L. B. Johnson rescinds the gold backing of US$s
1968 USA USA asks Bank of England to close the London Gold Pool
1968 Britain The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in London
1968 USA Judge M.V. Mahoney rules it illegal for states to create money
1969 USA OPIC - Overseas Private Investment Corporation is created
1969 USA Credit Control Act
1969 Philippine Lim Seng expands his heroin trade into Manila from SE Asia
1960-70 Global USA and UK outflow of gold equals $8,186 million worth of gold
1960-70 Global European in-flow of gold equals $6,142 million worth of gold
1969-74 USA Nearly 50% of 8000 new SEC-registered stocks decline 87% from peak
1970 USA Paper gold is created out of nothing: SDRs (Special Drawing Rights)
1970 USA CUSIP - Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Proc
1970 USA Private Export Trading Corporation
1970 USA Bank Secrecy Act: requires record of large deposits, transfers, wd
1970 Philippine Rogelia Roxas, finds Gold Buddha & 18 small gold bars (1.2 ton)
1970 USA Samurai Bonds (Japanese->-American) are introduced
1970 Global 90% of capital invested for commercial growth; 10% for speculation.
1971 Global Heavy dollar inflows to Europe close foreign exchange markets
1971 Global A major run on US gold > closing of the gold window
1971 USA Gold Exchange Standard abandoned in the USA
1971 USA Pres R. M. Nixon suspends convertibility of the dollar into gold
1971 Global Most countries allow their currencies to float in value
1972 USA Smithsonian Agreement devalues $ by 7.9%, and, introduces the
1972 USA Snake (Currency Band), wider exchange margins are introduced
1972 USA Military aid to SE Asia (October) ($1.0 billion)
1972 Global The IMF proposes a Committee of 20 > new intl. monetary system
1972 Global A fully reformed international monetary system to be ready in 2 yrs
1973 USA US Government devalues the dollar by 10%, raising the price of gold
1973 Global Foreign exchange markets close for 1 month to limit speculation
1973 USA Rev C.F. Gierut charges the Federal Reserve with counterfeiting
1973 USA Military aid to South Vietnam ($2.3 billion)
1973 USA Threat of gold legalization: like a Martian invasion; nuclear war
1973 Philippine Benguet Mines used for money laundering by USA Mafia
1973 USA Federal Financing Bank
1973 USA External liabilities ($100 billion) are offset by $10 B in gold
1973 USA Top 50 stocks decline by 80% to 90% after investor blind confidence
1973 USA Over 80% of the unaudited gold stocks are below market grade
1973 USA Gold Stock introduced
1973 Global 3rd World underdeveloped countries (86): $145 B of overseas debt
1969-74 USA SEC-registered stocks lose $42 billion from the general public
1974 USA Military aid to South Vietnam ($1.1 billion)
1974 USA A USA law allowing Soviet political refugees entry
results in many Organizatsiya members to enter illegally
1974 Europe Finance ministers: gold should be bought/sold at market prices
1974 Europe Finance ministers agree that gold should be used as collateral
1974 Hong Kong Stocks decline in value by 90% during 20 months
1974 USA CFTC - Commodities Futures Trading Commission
1974 USA Largest bank failure in the USA: Franklin National, $3.6 billion
1974 USA Federal Reserve chastises all USA banks for low reserves, ....
1974 USA US Government use propaganda campaign against gold-oriented foes
1974 USA Failing banks lose over $1.5 billion in depositor's monies
1974 USA-FRA govt could now value its gold reserves at current market prices
1974 USA Gold ownership is again allowed for American citizens
1974-75 USA Economic Depression concentrated on over-regulated airlines/RRs
1975 Global USA offers 2 million Oc. of gold by tender, to keep price down
1975 Global IMF increases members' borrowing rights by 40%
1975 USA Military aid to South Vietnam ($1.0 billion)
1975 USA Federal Reserve notes no longer carry a "promise to pay"
1975 Philippine Ferdinand Marcos has $60 million of bullion stockpiled
1975 Kuwait Refusal to accept paper currency for oil: no gold, no oil
1975 Mid-East The Arabs remove their gold from New York vaults to Swit.
1975 USA The Treasury attempts to sell 500,000 Oc. of poor quality gold
1975 Philippine Marcos has access to 24 of 172 "Yamashita Gold" sites
1975 USA The legalization of Gold in the USA
1975 USA May Day, brokerage regulations
1975 USSR The chervonetz 10-ruble gold coin is reissued for foreign use
1975 USA Basel Concordat
1975 Global IMF members agree to let the market set the price of gold
1975 USA USA budgetary deficit for 74-75 fiscal year: $64.6 billion
1975 Philippine Machii Hisayuki (Yakuza) unloads Nachi of gold bullion
1975 USA The SEC charges Col Harwood, AIC, AIER, Swiss Credit Bank, > loses
1975 Angola Cuban supported MPLA (Marxist) conquer S. African supported FNLA
1975 Global The Rambouillet Meetings mark the end of the US-dominated IMF
1975 multiple Brit, Argentina & Italy all over 10% unemployment; 30% inflation
1975 USA Federal Loans ($2.3 B/yr) save New York City from bankruptcy
1975 USA 179 Commercial Banks hold over 50% of their capital in NY debt
1975 USA 546 USA banks hold 20%+ of their assets in NY City & state debt
1975 USA Krugerrand coin sales (gold) -to the public, reduce bullion market
1975-78 USA USA Real Estate experiences major price drops; many poor bank loans
1976 USA Federal Reserve asks Congress not to look closely at the banks
1976 Panama Great Western United Corp uses a gold-silver payment clause
1976 Global IMF auctions off 25 mil Oc. of gold to fund aid to less devt nations
1976 France The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in Paris
1976 USA The Yakuza control many larger west coast Japanese businesses
1976 Britain The IMF exercise
1976 USA 44 REIT's have swapped loans for inflated $$ RE; now owe $8 billion
1976 USA Weakly supported oil tanker loans exceed $17 billion
1976 USA Accumulated Third World nation loans exceed $38 Billion
1976 USA USA budgetary deficit for 75-76 fiscal year: $98.0 billion
1976 Global Floating exchange rates and market-set gold prices are legalized
1976 USSR Large portions of grain purchases are placed in long-term storage
1976 USSR Soviet Narodny Bank dumps US$500 million onto the Zurich market
1977 Global All countries are on a paper currency system
1977 USA Monetarist theory - annual growth targets for money supply
1977 USA Government debt exceeds $1 trillion in the USA
1977 USA Dollar convertibility would require $100 B in gold reserves
1977 USA Current US gold reserves (valued at $35/Oc.) total $12 billion
1977 USA Third Country Bankers Acceptances are institutionalized
1977 USA SWIFT - Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecom
1977 Global Most of the Mafia leadership join a covered Masonic lodge
1977 USA Limited Partnership tax shelter benefit realized
1977 USA VISA credit and debit cards are introduced
1977 USA USA has the largest number of illiquid debtors of any nation
1977-89 USA 60% of the increase in after-tax income goes to the richest 1%
1977-89 USA Lower economic 40% of families > a decline in after-tax income
1978 USA Electronic Finds Transfer Act enables legal electronic transfers
1978 Germany Alfonso Caruana, Mafiosa, launders narcodollars from pizzerias
1978 Britain Legal ruling: foreign states cannot be held accountable for losses
1979 USA Monetary policy - operational targets
1979 Global Gold reaches a price over $825., then falls almost to $500.
1980 USA Monetary Control Act, cash reserves
1980 Italy Milan becomes the drug and arms trade centre for Europe
1981 USA Monetary policy changes
1981 USA CHIPS - Clearing House Interbank Payments System
1981 Philippine Teresa II "Yamashita" site cleared of 153,000 cu. ft. of gold
1981 USA International Banking Facility introduced
1981 USA Eurodollar deposits are introduced
1981 Mexico Stock prices fall 73% in 18 mo. after rising 785% in 30 months
1981 Brazil The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in Sa Paolo
1981-83 Sicily The Great Mafia War leaves 1,000 enemies of Salvatore Riina dead
1982 USA Garn - St Germain Depository Institutions Act
1982 Mexico Sovereign Risk, of bankruptcy, denied
1982 Philippine Teresa II gold on the market w/CIA help (certificates)
1982 Global Gold value sinks to under $300/Oc., then rises almost to $500.
1982 USA Supply side economics theory is adopted
1983 USA Super NOW Account (Negotiable Order or Withdrawal)
1984 USA Deficit Reduction Act
1985 Global Gold prices fall almost to $300. > little change in next 18 mo
1985 USA Bank of New York, lender of last resort requirement example
1985 USA Plaza Agreement, intervention
1985 USSR Heroin addict numbers begin to double/yr: Sicilian influence
1985 USA STRIP - Separate Trading of Registered Interest & Principal
1985 USA Thrift Savings & Loan (S&L) Institutions
1986 USA Tax Reform Act (loan loss reserves)
1986 Philippine Estimated capital looting by the Marcoses: US$10 billion
1986 USA Yakuza are found cheating tax collectors of $3 B/yr w/bootleg gas
1986 USA Group of 7 (Brit., Can., Fr., It., Japan, Neth., W. Germ., USA)
1986 Netherlds The Yakuza begin their illicit businesses in Rotterdam
1986 USA Money Laundering & Control Act
1987 USA October 19 Black Monday stock market crash
1987 Europe Cocaine market under US$ 2 billion/year for Mafia
1988 USA SWIFT - expanded to broker-dealers and securities firms
1988 USA Uniform Capital Guidelines: capital adequacy for banks
1988 CIS/USSR The Uzbec mafia is exposed by the KGB
1989 USA CUSIP expanded and modified for international use
1989 CIS/USSR East European central banks have to honour the transfer ruble
1989 USA Financial Inst. Reform, Recovery & Enforcement Act
1989 Japan Stocks fall 69% after rising 3,720% over 14 years
1989 Europe The Berlin Wall is taken down
1989 CIS/USSR Russian Mafia capital turnover less than 1 billion rubles
1989 USA The Organizatsiya defrauds the CA health system of US$ 1B.+
1990 Germany The Russian Mafia move into Berlin & all ex-satellite states
1990 Global The multinational crime syndicates have the largest amount
of expendable capital in the world
1990 Italy S. P. Morabito, Catania Mafia, buys 70 B rubles, cash (US$ 4 B)
1990 Taiwan Stock prices drop 80% in 12 months after 1,168% rise in 4 years
1990 USSR Attempted defrauding of the Russian government of 221 B rubles
1990 USA The Yakuza buy the Pebble Beach Country Club, CA. for $841 M
1990 Global Ulrich Bahl tries to unload US$ 500 M. in illicit capital items
1991 CIS/USSR The Great Ruble Scam becomes public in January
1991 CIS/USSR 25% of the commercial structure is controlled by the mafiosa
1991 CIS/USSR Russian Mafia capital turnover greater than 200 billion rubles
1991 CIS/USSR Chechen president/mafiosa, Gen. D. Dudaeyev closes all prisons
1991 France The Yakuza launder US$ 300 million in an startup year in Paris
1991 Japan Nomura, the world's largest stock brokerage nearly crashes as a
result of questionable loans to the Yakuza of US$ 180 million
1991 USA Yakuza and other Hong Kong sources move US$ 3.8 billion to USA
1991 Poland 158 KGB and mafia front companies defraud Warsaw's
Banku Handlowego of US$ 3 Billion
1991-92 CIS/USSR 80% of US$ 13 B of foreign food aid ends up in the black market
1991 CIS/USSR By November, ALL of over 2,100 tons of gold reserves,
worth over US$ 23 billion, in the Soviet Central Bank, are missing
1992 CIS/USSR The transfer ruble is formally abolished
1992 USA CIS-based Organizatsiya gross US$ 5 Billion/yr in scams
1992 USA National Trigger Dates
1992 USA Off-balance sheet liabilities - reserves
1992 Sicily Columbia-Sicily Mafia global drug trade tops US$300 B/yr
1992 CIS/USSR 30% to 50% of the commercial structure is controlled by mafiosa
1992 CIS/USSR 100 billion rubles are cleared with fake VISA credit cards
1992 CIS/USSR Chechen mafia defraud the Russian Central Bank of US$ 200 million
1992 CIS/USSR Other Soviet mafia defrauds the Russian Central Bank of US$ 1.6 B.
1992 Europe Cocaine market tops US$ 10 billion/yr for Mafia
1992 CIS/USSR The central Asian poppy/opium crop is worth US$ 5 billion
1992 CIS/USSR The estimated heroin addicted population reaches 2 million
1992 Europe The EC addict population reaches 1 million during the year
1992 Europe The Mafia swindles the EC out of US$ 250 million for grain
1992 Italy Over US$ 1.5 billion counterfeit are confiscated during the year
1992 Britain Organized crime becomes the fastest growth industry
1992 Europe Sicilian Mafia - CIS organized crime - ex-KGB alliance forms
1992 Canada Royal Trust suffers a run on deposits, loses $852 Mil, and sinks
1992 Russia The Foreign Trade Ministry "lost" US$ 2 billion from its books
1993 Global Don Michele Zaza, Mafiosa, controls most of illicit tobacco trade
1993 CIS/USSR Over 5,000 organized crime gangs influence the economy
1993 Japan 3,000 Yakuza gangs amass a collective income of US$18 B/yr
1993 Germany Budget deficit exceeds $50 Billion - double original forecast
1993 Germany Welfare fraud is calculated at $6 Billion/yr; unemployment, 8%
1993 Germany Reconstruction cost of former East Germany total $60 billion/yr
1993 Intl Risk-based capital standards for bank stability are activated
1993 Global High unemployment, high costs of social assistance, high taxation
1993 Sicily Paolo & Pasquale Cuntrera, Mafiosa, have amassed US$ 1 Billion
1993 USSR Aid from the IMF, World Bank and USA tops $24.8 billion
1993 USSR G7 announce $3 B. in loans to help Russia privatize its industries
1993 N.Amer TV Infomercial product promotion becomes a growing successful trend
1993 USA Budgetary shortfall is $300 B/yr; foreign trade deficit is $10 B/mo
1993 Canada Cutting inflation from 5% to 2% costs $105 B. in lost production/jobs
1993 N.Amer. Over $80 Billion of investment goes into mutual funds
1993 Global Movement of capital by organized crime groups reaches US$ 120 B+
1993 Global Mafia profits top US$66 billion
1993 Germany Unification import-export front companies defraud US$ 13 billion
1993 USA 70.3% of households predict a decline in incomes; more buy stocks
1993 Hong Kong 80,000 persons/yr are being smuggled ($30 K. to $50 K. ea) to the USA
1994 N.Amer. 1-900 Telephone product/service/fraud increases
1994 N.Amer. Orange County, Calif. declares US$19.8 Billion bankruptcy
1994 N.Amer. Astrological - psychic predictions by phone become an rising trend
1994 Global Money laundering activities exceed drug US$ 500 Billion/year
1995 N.Amer. Guaranteed Winner postal promotions proliferate
1995 Mexico USA & Canada approve US$40 Billion in loan guarantees to
1995 Japan The Kobe earthquake results in US$135 Billion in damages
1995 USA S. California flooding leaves US$20 billion in damages
1995 China Investigation of illegal $100 billion in treasury bill futures
1995 Singapore Barings PLC British Bank loses US$1.4 B & declares bankruptcy
1995 Japan The Kizu Credit Union and Hyogo bank US$3.6 billion loss
1995 Japan Japanese banks are estimated to have US$764 billion in bad debts
1995 Canada RCMP seize US$100 M. counterfeit in Montreal, Quebec
1995 Japan The Daiwa Bank loses $1.5 Billion through trading frauds
1995 USA The US Federal Reserve to provide Japanese banks w/ US $25 Billion
1995 Global Developing country's External Debt tops US$ 1.5 trillion
1995 Global 90% of capital invested for speculation; 10% for commercial growth.
1996 Universe The planet Chiron approaches closest to Earth in 50.68 year cycle
1996 Global Mutual Fund Assets, end of February: Can $160 billion, 30% over 95
1996 Global Launch of Internet Currency Clearing & E-Casinos
1997 Hong Kong Political and economic control revert to mainland China
ACCUMULATION:
The assembling of individual and societal surpluses can accord protection against nature disaster,
personal accident and indebtedness. In mass societies, and, in societies provide the monopolistic
control of any so-called precious substance or object - this potentially constructive longer-term option
is usually subverted by a concentration of political authority, into the support of a coercion of the
environment, or of other societies, to afford greater material wealth to the individuals of the primary
organization.
Accumulation obsession is encouraged by the use of cultural images favouring envy, gluttony, greed, lust
and sloth - pervaded by the structure and focus of the language, the nature of the awards provided for
and by social achievement, and, the focus of the mental patterning of the members of the society
through institutions and the use of the media of communication. In particular, institutions and laws
enabling the "banking" of surpluses and "profits" in a symbolic form (money, rather than produce) for
purposes other than the periodic maintenance of basic needs during periods of uncontrollable loss of
basic material needs - encourages the use of work and power for the purpose of building forms of
power which can be used coercively against other humans in the service of fear, envy, pride, greed,
vengeance, and other traits of spiritual weakness.
OVER EXTENSION:
The actual indebtedness of the individual and the societal group constitutes a fraudulent (lacking in self-esteem and self-responsibility) orientation in which intellectualization and obsessive accumulation are
used to maintain an illusion of consistent material profitability - where none exists.
Administrative and political mechanisms - laws, regulations, and sanctioned societal trends - are used to
avoid maintaining a balanced societal budget. Governments overextend the nature of their custodial
powers by gradually, deceptively, and with manipulation - increasing the obligation and dependency of
the individual to and on the state.
To condition the individual into accepting this gradual degradation of economic freedom, the state
condones, sanctions and supports the increasing individual indebtedness of its members with the
realization that a bribed, self-indulgent, weak-spirited human will not criticize or limit the power of the
institutions which protect him or her from the chaos which itself is responsible for creating. In particular,
laws and regulations having a purpose of increasing the credit available to individuals and states are
factors responsible for over extension.
ACCUMULATION and OVER EXTENSION produce a human mass society which is increasingly
out-of-perception of reality, and, in such an illusory state, increasingly becomes inept in coping with
sudden massive changes in environmentally related factors. Some of these factors include climate
disturbance, food and water availability, virus and pest infestations, etc.
Conversion factors used, approximate:
Monetary purchasing value of gold bullion:
1940 to 1995 : 1/43
1945 to 1995 : 1/
1945 to 1988 : 1/13
$3.0 billion (1940) > $130 billion (1995)
$2.5 billion (1940) > $100 billion (1995)
Conversion of value to material quantity (gold bullion):
1945 US$ 34.33/oz; $ 1,098,560/ton
1988 US$ 406.39 to 477.75
median 450.00/oz $15,288,000/ton, or less
16 oz/lb 2000 lb/ton 32,000 oz/ton
a) GOLD Bullion "standard" bar: 400.00 oz
or 400/32.15 = 12.442 kilo
b) Kilo "refiner's" bar: 32.15 oz
size: 114 x 51 x 8 mm
5.67 x 2 x .31 in.
= 3.515 cu. in.
Standard bar = 3.515 x 12.442
= 43.734 cu. in.
= 43.734/144 cu. ft.
= .3037 cu. ft.
= 400 oz
Oz/cu. ft = 400/.3037 = 1317 oz
Examples from the historical listing:
1940 - 1/3 of $5 billion = $1.6666 billion = (x 43) $71.666 billion
1942 - 6000 tons = 6000 x 32000 oz = 192,000,000 oz
= $34.33 x 192 million
= $6.591 billion (1945)
= 43 x $6.591 (1995)
= $297.13 billion. (1995)
1942 - 20 tons = 32,000 x 20 oz
= 640,000 oz
= 640,000 x $34.33 (1945)
= $ 21,971,200 (1945)
= $ 21,971,200 x 13 (1988)
= $285,625,600 (1988)
1944 - Nachi - 100 tons = 3,200,000 oz.
= $34.33 x 3.2 million oz.
= $109,856,000 (1945)
= $109,856,000 x 13 (1988)
= $1.428 billion
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