Richard Werner, formerly on the ECB's "Shadow Council," confirms almost every "conspiracy theory" re: central bankers "A few dynasties" control the central banks. And there's a globalist agenda that's "not good for most people... [which is] why they need traitors to help them" "it's about control, and, in a way, it is embedded in the history of banking and central banking" "throughout history, those who first understood the tricks that are used by banks... kept [them] a secret for centuries... and they did take massive advantage" "that made them very powerful—to the extent that kings and princes and monarchs were becoming indebted to them, and that always [meant they could] extract... other things than just money" "So, the introduction of central banks always goes hand in glove with the introduction of new taxes, [like the] income tax, and so on" "When the Fed was created, they created the federal income tax—which didn't exist before—because somebody's got to pay the interest on that national debt, which is going to pile up the moment you tell the government, 'Well, we're going to create money for you, and you got to borrow the money at interest'" "so that's been the system. And so you have, basically, people who understand the system and, essentially, a small number of dynasties that did really well over the years, over the centuries. While[, at the same time,] for centuries, [these financial] mechanics have been very little known" @PeterMcCormack @scientificecon