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CrashMaker - Index to Volume I

Copyright ? 2002 Victor Sperandeo & Alvaro Almeida
ISBN 0-9671759-0-0
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number:
99-93805

Index to Volume I

A

Austrian School

I; ivory tower aspect 57; naivety concerning conspiracy and loss of freedom; reasons to restrict credit, 648;

B

Bank of England

History of, 194;

Banks, Banking

Fractional reserve scam, 558; descript. US system, 559; conflict with govt., 561; “bank war” final scenario, 562;

Beardsly Ruml

No need for taxes, 104;

Bohemian Grove

“Owl club”, 120;

Bonds

Populist view of, 308; bond scam, 406;

Business Cycle

Role of Fed in, 514-15;

C

Central Banking,

Evils of, 1-2, new aristocracy & priesthood 2; destruction of economy, historical and current, 390-91; and monetary policy, 449; National Citizen’s league as propaganda front, 449; Federal Reserve Act, 450; case against fractional reserves and central bank, 453;

Checks and Balances

Need for, 513; checks and balances as means to oppose change, 532;

Coin, Coinage

Legal counterfeiting, 110; free coinage, 170, gold vs. fiat money, 170; statute makes FRN US obligation, 199; history of gold and silver coinage in US, 448

Command economy

Degree to which all economies are command ones, 499;

Communism

Why collapsed, 200; economic collapse, 323; as destroyer of Russian society, 332;

Conspiracy

Conspiracy theory, 224; and quest for power, 227-29; use of front groups, 392; how 3000 can oppress 260 million, 392; on conspiracy theory, 441-42

Constitution
Economic effects of ignoring, 109; subversive uses, 222-23; living constitution as a lie, 228; basis for political cure, 265; militia, 281; restoration of, 283; provision for secession, 284; as country’s last life preserver, 434; natural law as basis of, 510; checks and balances as means to oppose change.

Contradiction

In politics, 507-08; constitutional, 508;

Corporation,

Corporate tax share, 304

Corporatism

Relation to fascism and crime, 115; oligarchy and special interests, 117; National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933, 214; rights explosion, 215;

 

Crime/corruption
Nexus w/ politics, 105; Fed as fount of, 127; Lara’s strategy, 128; criminal privatization, 324; problem of big govt. and a corrupt people, 533-34; as means to correct govt. wrong, 575;

Crashmaker
The scheme, 75; shorts &leverage, 122; cautions against, 141-42; six reasons to proceed, 143; cocktail reciepe, 246; timing of plan, 607; trade details, 637, 637-646; 1st stages, 657; final stages, 672;

Credit

Effect of inflation, 298;

Currency Speculation

D

Deconstruction

 Cultural destruction, 507;

Deflation
As unlikely possibility, 87;

Democracy

How it collapses, 167; as form of fascism, 333; theory of democratic pluralism, 405; voter apathy, 405;

Democratic Society and Power Structure

405;

Dollar

Constitutional definition, 108; dollar as political money, 623;

 

E

Egalitarianism

Elections

Control of independent candidates, 119; how to buy, 132; bait and switch, 228; ineffectiveness for change, 265; use a fake reform to appease voters, 351-2; how to break two party system, 395-99; voter apathy, 405; relative percentages of income groups who vote, 430;

Elite

Elite Management

Tools for political management, 430-31;

Envy

Taxes & redistribution, 219; Political ramifications, 529;

Euthanasia
As logical extension of Roe vs. Wade 521-27;
F

FA Hayek

Fascism

Relation to corporatism, 115; open vs. democratic façade, 117; advantages to business, 211, 213; corporate state, 214; connection to fascism, 334

Federal Reserve Act

Federal Reserve

Governors

Federal Reserve System

Credit expansion politics, 39-40; FRS & welfare state, 42; occasional need for irrationality in policy, 44; manipulation of policy; power and endurance of, 58-9, 67; rogue chairman consequences, 59; as mechanism of social control, 62; possible end to political usefulness, 73; hidden agenda, 82-85; myth for necessity of, 83; impossibility of providing a sound currency, 83; purpose is to inflate, 84; interference, 104; anti-representation, anti constitution, 107; criticism of, 126-127; court avoidance of ruling on constitutionality; as bridge to tyranny, 234; consequences of, 268; political aspects of interest and credit, 298; fiat money as crime, 316; Federal reserve Act to establish, 450; case against fractional reserves and central bank, 453; devolution of FRN to non-redeemable currency, 512; power of Fed system, 513; a plan to disassociate Fed from US govt., 565; rate cut manipulation, 631;

Fiat Currency

FOMC

Meeting, member portraits, 32-38

Fractional Reserve Banking

Freedom

Degree to which depends on existence of middle class, 499-500; truth, free speech and political activity, 503-04;

Free Market

Vs. command economy, 106; “free trade” as means of control, 353; powers that disrupt economic law, 367; as scam of the intelligent and talented, 530

Free Will

Religion and free choice, basis for morality, individualism vs. collectivism, 179-78

G

Global Governance

157-59; arguments against global bank, 162-64; makes nationalism obsolete, 164;

Globalization

Criticism of global currency, 162; end of national states via transnational economics, 216; and third world countries, 216-17;

God

Gold

Seizure of American gold, 199; gold seizure in 1933 to save banks, 228; legality of gold seizure questioned, 230; seizure chicanery, 230-31; as threat to fiat dollar, 319; as medium of exchange most favorable to common man, 321; gold as money, 375; relative percentages of gold ownership, 376; central bank efforts to repress value, 377; seizure as result of 1929 depression; German Retenmark-1920

Gold Standard
 possibility of reinstatement, 449; National Currency Act – 1863; arguments for and against, 514; how to torpedo a gold standard, 546;

 

Government

Relation to crime, 96; silencing of opposition, 147; move to debt based currency, 167-68; co-opted Democracy in US, 204; advantage to business thru partnership with, 211; three choices of type, 213; usurpation and tyranny inevitable, 221; why govt. is instituted, 263-64; interference and social engineering, 350; gulf between rulers and ruled, 388;

Government Finance

Switch emphasis from taxation to inflation, 39; Control of finance since Pres. Jackson, 76;

Great Depression

Caused by precious metals? 314; true cause, 314;

Greed

Political ramifications, 529;

H

Henry VIII

And Bank of England, 194;

Human action
As source of economic activity, 178

Humphrey-Hawkins act

Mandates Fed reports, 297;

Hyperinflation

As means to pay off national debt, 377; Weimar Republic, 377;

I

Idealism

Vs. power, 61;

IMF

Controlled disintegration in S. America, 74;

Income Tax

As bridge to tyranny, 234; repeal of, 312; means to abolish by House, 398;

Individualism
Individualism vs. collectivism, 179-78; limits of, 186;

Inflation
As political evil, 67; defined, 82; effects of, 167; as a tax, 312; as crime, 316; economic need to cut taxes and spending, 315; lowers living standards, 350; limit to entitlements, 351; inflationary effect of minority politics, 421; inflationary effect of minority politics, 421;

Insider Trading

64;

Intellectuals

Role in society, 115; relationship to socialism, 504;

IRS

J

Jekyll Island

Meeting to plan Federal Reserve-1910, 449-50; meeting, participants and effect, 540;

Judges
About, 71-2;

K

L

Labor

Law

Lawful criminal enterprise, 107; Change from Natural law to legal positivism, 72; precedents lacking cohesion, 72;

Lawyers
About, 71-2;

Legal Tender

Long

Ludwig von Mises

M

Mafia

In Italy, 27;

Manipulocracy

Concept of, 145;

Markets

Political considerations, 102; powers that disrupt economic law, 367;

Militia, 281;

Milton Friedman

Minority Politics

Monarchy

Monetary Acts and Law

National Currency Act- 1863, 449; Emergency Currency Act- 1907, 449;

Money

Ban on paper money, 108-09; deficits and capital investment issues, 305; Mitchell money plan, 311; problems with govt. created money, 312; gold as money, 375; devolution of FRN to non-redeemable currency, 512; dollar as political money, 623;

Money Laundering

Money Supply

Size of & inflation, 87; irrelevancy of quantity, 170-71; pro and con for elastic currency, 252-58; constitution as means to prevent inflation, 258;

Morality
Why modern politics must exclude morality, 268; social need for, 286; effect of secular values, 368-70; denial of by socialism, 475;

N

Natural Law

Compared to positive law, 72; Morality and Nuremburg trials, 149; compared to Positive law, 206; denial of & govt. legitimacy, 206; basis of US constitution, 510, role in protection of human rights, 510;

Negative Income Tax

iii; Why politicians don’t like, 155-56;

Neo-Conservatism

213;

O

Oligarchy
Dangers of, 498;

P

Panics

Of 1873,1884,1893 and1907, 449; Fed supposed to make “mathematically impossible”, 450; panic of 1920-21 & C, Lindberg, 450; crash of 1929, 450;

Phillip Dru, administrator

In reverse, 77

Pluralism

Political Theatre

Politics

American political unrest, 55; poor leaders & welfare mentality, 185-86; American political theatre, 218; politicians as only group to benefit from all redistribution, 220; how “general welfare” becomes special welfare, 221; “lies as legal tender” of politics, 231; and special interests, 262; guerilla politics defined, 264; why modern politics must exclude morality, 268; problems w/ foreign bailouts, 310; manipulation by insiders, 352; opportunism described, 356-67; use of presidential power by special interests, 358-60; conditions needed for political upheaval in US, 383-85; how 3000 can oppress 260 million, 392; racial politics and false leaders, 423;

Populism

Demand for Fed funding of social programs, 305-06; and inflation, 307; on bond market, 308; capital flight, 309;

Positive Law

Compared to Natural law, 72; role in undermining human rights, 510;

Poverty
Institutionalization of by welfare state, 184-85;

Power

Milgram experiment, 536;

President

Presidential Power

Private Property

Privilege

Progressive Era

Progressive Movement

Inflationary effect of minority politics, 421;

 

Public Servants
Rules for them in free country, 205; inverse of above, 205;
Q

R

Regulation

Regulation follows subsidization (see also Wickard), 62; “free trade” as Trojan horse, 353;

Redistribution

Political and economic costs, 169; inability to sustain democracy under it, 207; via taxes, 219; how “general welfare” becomes “special welfare”, 221; as affirmative action, 420; inflationary effect of minority politics, 421; reparations, 427;

Relativism

As tool of political oppression, 115;

Religion

Repudiation

Historical examples of US repudiation, 278; as American tradition, 378; Weimar repudiation, 377;

Res Publica

Public thingVs. Our thing (Cosa Nostra), 106;

Rights

Role of rights expansion in politicization of current life, 508;

Roe vs. Wade

Implications of, 521-27;

Russia

Type govt.  needed, 201-04; fear of foreign loans, 329; a renewal plan, 335-37; restoration of Tsar, 339;

Russian politics
flavors of, 55, 56

Russian Revolution

S

Secret Societies

620;

Short

Futures dealing, 65-66; 122

Socialism

Defacto socialism in US,
133; Stalin as highest form of, 475; as original sin of politics, 504; why it keeps returning, 504;

Stocks

Sun Tzu

Threads of cunning, 77;

Supranational

World Bank as ultimate lender/regulator, 161; arguments against global bank, 162-64

Supreme Court

Julliard, 264; Butler, 264; Wickard, 264; general welfare, commerce clause, gold clauses discussed, 401; role in political contradiction; Roe vs. Wade implications, 521-27

T

Taxation

As essence of sovereignity, 164; as means of redistribution, 219; arbitrary nature of rates, 218-19; corporate tax share, 304

Trade

Rules for, 101;

Trader

Five rules for, 25; franchise of, 26; training of, 25

Transnational

Truth
Nature of, 247; truth, free speech and political activity, 503-04; mafia as ultimate example of transnational business, 573;

Tyranny

Bridges towards, 234;
U

US Constitution

(see also constitution)

US vs. Butler

ii

Usurpation

Usurpation and tyranny politically inevitable, 221;

V

W

Washington D.C.

As described by Founding Fathers, 205-06;

Welfare State

Mentality of, 185-86; Institutionalization of by welfare state, 184-85; predicted end in US, 204; destruction of black families, 422; failures of, 498;

Wickard vs. Filmore

ii

World Domination

54

X

Y

Z