The latest newsletter from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand which, believe it or not, is not without connections to the Balmacewan Tennis Club.
My translations are in italics.
Full employment is not good for the market. Markets operate on supply and demand and therefore must be controlled.
Our main tool has been Quantitative Easing (aka money printing) but we won’t mention that as it vastly increases the price of housing and if someone was to ally that with our intentions to restrict mortgage lending they might suddenly figure out that we don’t want anyone to own houses.
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We’re such believers in the market that we frequently interject ourselves into the market.
We’re planning on lending directly to the proles. Commercial Banks are about to become landlords.
We don’t want to hear the proles views though. We’re just going to keep jabbing them. For the digital coin but let’s not mention that.
We’re going to steal Maori words;
pūtea
1. (noun) finely woven bag.
2. (noun) fund, finance, bank account, sum of money.
matua
1. (verb) to be adult, grown-up.
2. (stative) main, chief, important, primary.
3. (noun) father, parent, uncle.
4. (noun) division (of an army), company, contingent, the body of the kapa haka.
And we’re going to give lipservice to listening to the proles.
As I said we’re going to give lipservice to listening to the proles.
We have invented a third sex (40/40/20)
Burn it to the ground.
Where would we be now without shills, like libertarians*, who pretend that they oppose the Central Banking State?
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* in the sense of the word when used by Lew Rockwell and his ilk