Hidden System of Finance? Missing Money? No. The Case of the Disappearing Derivatives

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We are watching the partition and exposure of the very hidden system of finance referenced constantly by Farrell. Here, we mean hidden right out in the open amongst the USD banking sector and subject to none of its rules and regulations.

When you realize the method by which these banks could invent non-sanctioned dollars of thin-air and reloaning those made-up derivatives, a mathematically possible scenario of arriving at 21-100 trillion in missing money.

By missing here, we mean the predicated phrase “gone missing,” as in disappearing as derivatives from non-banks and reappearing as assets, leveraged to the hilt. No hidden gold in space required.

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“Like tapeworms in a sick animal.”

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This process is the “bubble blowing” exercise described cryptically in the Soros classic “The Alchemy of Finance” wherein the old Nazi describes the means by which the formerly Venetian system of double entry can be manipulated to make fertile what is not, through usury.

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Shadow bank community is defaulting all over at a record rate.

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I decided to switch banks for one of my businesses to one that has a much lower derivative exposure, is local, and has no branches in Columbia (the one I have been banking with DOES.) I went in to open an account today but couldn’t because my business is registered in LA, not TX, and my local bank will not open a business account from an out of state registered business. THEY DON’T ALLOW MONEY LAUNDERING IN MY LOCAL BANK. WHOO HOOO. I am going to set up a local DBA which will allow me to open this account knowing it is much safer than the one that let an out of state corporation set up an account with them. It is a sole proprietorship so the DBA vs the out of state corporation should make no difference.

Shadow bank. Most interesting.

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@omnimatter
I agree with you re: Hidden system of finance = Derivatives

Wouldn’t even try to untangle all the knots here but it makes sense. They probably left a goodly portion of the loot buried in European banks and other institutions and now Uncle Jer needs to get it back. No telling how many times it’s been recycled. Fed doesn’t worry about derivatives at home, as it can put a lock on those but Europe likely has the most of any other continent. I don’t think anyone (incl. Jer) knows now much in derivatives outstanding; think he’ll get most of it back to The States though. He’s not trying to start an economic war, although EU could view it that way, he’s just ‘collecting’.

Not sure how much, if any is in Japan; doesn’t seem likely. Australia, maybe. Parts of So. America. Hmm. Early on in the Q movement, a young Australian man allegedly came up with copies of accounts held in different places, with account numbers; pages and pages of them.

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