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Debtism has never been true Capitalism. It is more akin to a breed of nationlist socialism, or fascism, dressed up as capitalism. Yet the downfall of Debtism is not just because it is a wholly evil and corrupted system, but because it was never a well architected and sustainable system in the first place. |
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Debtism has depended upon continued cycles of boom and bust, to reign in the uncontrollable urge of commercial banks to create huge sums of fictitious money and for executives to take as much as possible in the form of obscene salary packages, compared to average workers. |
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As a system of control it has lasted for just over 80 years more because of good luck than good planning. Yet the very countries and banking groups that first cooked up the Debtism scheme have become its greatest losers. Like a fighting dog trainer who eventually gets bitten by the abused animal they created, the very banks and corporations that made huge sums through the corruption of debtism are now its greatest failures. |
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One desperate move that has emerged in the past twelve months is the half-hearted attempt to return to a partial gold standard to underpin the global debt system of debtism. Yet the problem remains that the majority of debt is unregulated and growing at such a rate that base metal underwriting is virtually meaningless. |
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There is only one legitimate and credible alternative, through the system of the Supreme Financial System providing the liquidation of core debt without risk of collapsing the global or regional economies. |
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Only time will tell if governments and bankers are willing to accept a smooth transition that will see their wealth and wealth of many preserved as reward for allowing the global economy to switch back to true capitalism, or whether they will show a kind of arrogance and stupid ignorance against a smooth transition, rejecting all overtures resulting in a total collapse of their wealth and a faster transition to true credit based capitalism. |
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The ball is in their court. Based on past history, it is hard to pick whether wise personal benefit will prevail over such arrogance. |
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The end of the big lie: Return to real Capitalism 
