THE CROWD IS ALWAYS WRONG
By Mauro Marturano
As I've always told you, the only way to avoid the inevitable (the blow-up of fiat currency and, in particular, of the euro) would be for a critical mass of people to truly become aware of certain dynamics.
Something that wouldn't change the inevitable (the blow-up of fiat currency and, in particular, of the euro), but would change its meaning.
A conscientious critical mass could rewrite new rules for a fairer life.
All of this is absolutely utopian, both because the crowd has no real love for the truth, and because it lacks the ability, and also because, honestly, I don't even know whether a fairer life would work.
As I've always explained, the world, life, beauty exist because of a difference in potential.
There can't only be beautiful things, otherwise we wouldn't perceive their true essence.
Ugliness must also exist.
And so on for everything.
We are one step away from a change of monetary system.
You're scared shitless that the new euro will be a programmable, controllable euro.
I say that, before we get there, the euro will have lost at least 50% of its value from today.
Which, added to the 50% already lost, makes 75% since the start of the great shame.
(If you think I got the math wrong, I suggest you think it's you who doesn't know how to do it 😂: the first step of growth is accepting your own ignorance 😂).
In other words, if and when we get to the digital euro, we'll already be economically dead.
And, actually, we'll be almost happy to be handed that solution.
Most of you don't believe in the magical, marvelous concept of "changing the unit of measure of things."
And do you know why?
Because, for most of you, there is no monetary problem at all.
You go to your supermarket, you find everything, your fifty-euro note 😂 gets accepted, etc.
The monetary issue (the topic on which the life of every living person is centered, except for a few thousand natives who live by bartering) is a topic that DOES NOT EXIST.
And I can deduce this from your astonishment, over the years, at rising prices.
For most of you it's unbelievable that prices are rising so much.
For me, on the other hand, it's the most natural thing in the world.
And actually, I expected it sooner, because for 18 years... 18 years... money has been gushed out as if there were no tomorrow.
18 YEARS.
And, when the great shame began, it had already been 12 years of gushing, and gushing, and gushing.
You're stunned when I talk about a change of monetary system exactly the way you were stunned when I wrote that we'd have sky-high inflation (which is, in reality, much higher than the fake ISTAT data claims).
The world... was stopped by the financial clique.
If it had been up to 99.999% of you, it could have gone on and would keep going on like this 😂.
A system technically failed, and for decades.
A system technically unsustainable.
A system that covers debts with new debts, always bigger.
A system in which, out in the streets, there's too much money and therefore too much fictitious credit compared to the goods that can actually be bought.
(Actually buyable meaning goods that can actually be extracted, processed, transported and made available to whoever holds the card.)
And all of this, for most of you, is normal 😂.
"That's how it works, it's capitalism 😂."
Clichés, meaningless words you can't attach any real meaning to.
And yet... they come out of your mouths 😂.
There's not a damn thing normal about it.
So much so... that they had to take action.
If they took action, it's precisely because things couldn't go on any longer, because this would have put their power at risk.
Which is the power of whoever can extract value from others simply by creating worthless paper.
This can go on as long as:
faith persists among the people (and up to now it persists, because as a mass we are monumentally ignorant);
the clique can successfully rebalance the supply/demand of real goods against the amount of money in circulation.
To do this, since the money supply is growing at an increasing rate, the clique necessarily has to steal real goods or money faster (making it worth less through inflation, taxing, letting businesses/individuals go bankrupt, crashing the stock markets, or CHANGING THE UNIT OF MEASURE).