We are not seeing the end of capitalism, we are viewing, perhaps, the beginning.

Capitalism is not defined only by competition, it is most TRULY defined as the creation of capital to match the goods and services of the people.

Imagine 100 people; they each require and make a dollar’s worth of good/service/ day, and they all produce and transact every day so that each is well. Then, the population increases by 9 people at the end of the year, but our Central Bank only releases 3 new dollars. Each of the nine people produces goods and services, but only 3 get paid, and six are expected to 1) go into indenture 2) die and hand over their assets.

Now, rinse and repeat for 60 years. The reason we are in a capital crisis is because we are in a CAPITAL CRISIS. Our banks have deliberately mis-transacted at the Treasury in order to insure a recessive economic policy which gently suctions the assets from the poor and middle class to themselves. Our inflation rate is the FAILURE RATE upon which our FOMC has insured that businesses will hand assets to the banks for receivership and auction to monopolies. Inflation is caused by having too many products in the market and a mis-release of liquidity to match such that even the manufacturer of our basic products (the only items in the “inflation basket”) are being forced to purchase their raw materials on credit. Inflation= taking their contracts for future-sales to the banks for factoring. The manufacturer who is able to persuade a bank to give them a loan will have a higher priced product (inflation) in which the manufacturer makes nothing but what they need to produce and the bank makes the “inflation” portion. The manufacturer that is so unlucky as to not have a “friend in the diamond business” goes to the bank with the futures-sales contract and is refused a loan, upon which the operation/asset falls into control of the banks. The banks then take those assets to the treasury where they are leveraged, so that no additional currency is created, only additional DEBT. This is exactly the substance of our report to many members of congress four months ago, and the substance of our conversation with Mr. Albrecht, the Acting Deputy General Counsel of hte Treasury. We told them the banks were broken (we had confirmed with 17) were refusing to transact and would not open the treasury window with our US denominated assets because their object was prevent capital in the markets, because they deliberately wanted a recessive economy in which they could make the highest interest rates “renting capital” through credit cards rather than low-interest secured commercial loans. The banks were abusing their special privilege access to the tresaury from GLBA and the treasury and congress knew it. Banks have no business-reason to keep America in sound economy.

The banks’ recessive economic policy was making them very rich, ensuring that Americans did not have access to capital while we desperately over-produced ourselves into poverty (making goods and services that they prevented from being matched properly to capital). We are product rich and currency bankrupt.

We have suggested the following:

1. adopt the asian policy of injection of liquidy upon the indicator of inflation, or in other words, when the banks would usually make their “cut” by forcing manufacturers into debt because of the fact that there are too many products that need dollars, releasing instead the dollars for the new products. This will mean that every product made should have a dollar made. This policy is the primary reason facilities are built there- financial partners are assured that the Central Banks will not put their new products against other products through bank-jesuitry.

2. A New Deal. Immediately employ all the 6% without jobs, by the goverment. This will return us to capitalism by injecting the needed capital back into the economy and rescuing the people from the crimes of the banks, who have been deliberately mis-releasing the liquidty for 60 years.

3. Repeal the Patriot Act, or at minimum, repeal the repressive practices banks feel justified because of it. Because of this act, the banks have now ejected 30% of Americans from the services of bank. This means that the banks now charge Americans per transaction (cashing of checks, making of cashier’s checks…) and fees are now a 120 Billion dollar industry, in the last seven years.

4. An Open Access Policy- Equal Access to Capital via the Treasury. Only since 1930s have banks occluded that portal. By allowing any with assets to approach the window, and THEN allowing banks to bid on the administration of the transaction, we turn the tables on those who have enjoyed the benefits of bottle-necking the American economy.

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