Capitalism and Communism are two ugly sisters

Think about this hard.

Capitalism is not free enterprise. That false equation is not being used by me. Capitalism is the workings of capitalists, not entrepreneurs. Capitalists schemed to take over countries and governments with their usury and collusion. Then, they directed the wars and the consolidation of labor and technology.

I’ve posted much on the subject elsewhere, but I can talk about it here as time allows.

CapitalISM was not a word until fairly recently. For example, 1828 Websters doesn’t have it, but it says of CapitalIST:

CAPITALIST, noun A man who has a capital or stock in trade, usually denoting a man of large property, which is or may be employed in business

In history, the conflict between Americans and high finance was a big topic. It was a European problem. Later, as those capitalists came to take over America, it wasn’t long before they were successful in taking us over with their bank and their corporations and wars. I have given you suggested historians and economists to read. For example if you can get just one book and you’ll see a summmary, of what Americans were saying about all this when it was starting to change the country. Such as this one: “The End Of American History: Democracy, Capitalism, and the Metaphor of Two Worlds in Anglo-American Historical Writing, 1880-1980” by David W. Noble.

You can get this book probably for a fin because nobody reads anymore. Capitalism and Das Kapital communism are both reductionist, unnatural and manipulative schemes run by the Hegelian dialecticians and Rothschilds. Capitalism, like Joseph Schumpter said, would lead directly to communism, out of pure necessity. When a tiny group owns all the bread and the bakery, they decide who eats. Look at the use and development of the word “capitalist” over time. This tells the tale:

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Capitalism requires infinite growth. and there is no such thing as infinite growth. The train ride can only last so long before it crashes. then we may as well be ushered into something worse than we could ever imagine. you may be right that communism is always ushered in at the end of “free market rule” and then the cycle starts again because people get sick of “the wheel” and change it up. very interesting take on it. Capitalism has allowed for many great things and for countries to be built up. I don’t think there is a better alternative right now. and communism just leads to socialism which is not good at all.

I don’t think you are arguing for one or the other though. You are just showing they are more similar than we think. which is quite frightening.

well capitalism has allowed for all of this stuff you see before you. healthy competition is great growth for a society. but at some point, the greed and other things start to take over and the mass consumption and waste starts which is what we are seeing now. Communism is definitely not the answer though. but maybe they are both a means to control ?

interesting discussion about how capitalism isn’t really free trade anymore and the ones that capitalized off of their ideas aren’t for free trade. they are for corporatism and all that and have gutted our system. and what you said about communism being involved in this? i gotta read into this more. that wouldn’t make sense

This is my take on it; Sky is correct about “infinite growth”. It has a limit.
We are now at the point where continued growth is detrimental to the ‘system’.
Capitalism encourages consumerism but now the consumers [world population] are at plague proportion [In the Elites eyes at least]

Now that the Elite basically hold a monopoly on industry, medicine, the banks, govt, bureaucracy etc etc, now they need to consolidate that monopoly through a NWO/OWG [Communism on a global scale]

Once they gain total control then depopulation will begin in earnest.

I generally agree that capitalism, especially in its current incarnation, is a form of manipulation, control and exploitation, however there are more specific ideologies, such as Keynesianism, that enable such control. Keynesianism, however, cannot function without fractional reserve banking and FRB requires central banks. Central banks are by far the biggest problem since they enable mass exploitation on national and international scales. Interestingly, the Communist Manifesto calls for the establishment of central banks, and that brings me to the subject of centralisation vs decentralisation and stateism vs local representative democracy: Central planning is of course the hallmark of communism and, especially in Western countries these days, we are seeing increasing centralisation of everything and it is of course not “by chance”. (It began in earnest with the establishment of central banks in Western countries around 100+ years ago.) It is what can be referred to as the result of the ideology of stateism. I vehemently oppose this and I am conversely an advocate of decentralisation. A government should be as small as is possible (yet if one looks at the size of the U.S. government today it is insanely large! It never was that way and it of course goes against what the founders wished for the country.) ‘Decentralised’ localised democracy (which Switzerland for instance leans towards) is by far better for the people, compared to any overly-centralised system such as that which plagues the Western World today. If and when a country’s functioning is heavily centralised then it of course enables it to be easily hijacked, and that is what has happened especially in the West over the past century. Conversely, if a strong, well-meaning leader assumes control of a centralised system then it can be a rapid constructive force, as is the case with the Russian Federation since the 1990s.

[quote=“Skyrison”]Capitalism requires infinite growth. and there is no such thing as infinite growth. The train ride can only last so long before it crashes. then we may as well be ushered into something worse than we could ever imagine. you may be right that communism is always ushered in at the end of “free market rule” and then the cycle starts again because people get sick of “the wheel” and change it up. very interesting take on it. Capitalism has allowed for many great things and for countries to be built up. I don’t think there is a better alternative right now. and communism just leads to socialism which is not good at all.

I don’t think you are arguing for one or the other though. You are just showing they are more similar than we think. which is quite frightening.[/quote]

I don’t have a way to truncate parts of a post i reply. If it exists here, lmk. So, I’ll reply as time allows and since I’ve already posted much on this elsewhere, I may begin reposting some of that here, because I’ve said it all before and said it better. Anyway, even in that intro post, parts of may have seen odd because it was really just an adapted version of another post elsewhere. That elsewhere is Ron Paul Forums btw, where the level of resistance to what I’m saying is worse than here, but over the years, I think I’ve convinced most of them either that I’m right or to explore the fairly vast but largely forgotten and unpromoted (outside of Catholic circles, or in about a 60-year era in American history, neither of which is taught in public schools) - without the propaganda being tied into it, poisoning it. The capitalists, over decades, poisoned messages and language, and rework ed concepts into new understandings which were formulated suit their purposes. One overriding concept they enforced was the false dichtomy between their separate but concurrently-driven projects in the East (their communism) and the West (their capitalism). Which is why these two manifestations of their schema never went to war againt one another, and fought to defeat their common enemy, in WW II.

There are so many examples of that, and it has really corrupted the Western mind and stripped it of having the ability to comprehend properly the way our ancestors thought about these things. Just one seeminly off-topic but not exemple happening now is the DNC protests. They are not PURELY representing the Palestinian or human rights causes. They are lacing the joint so to speak. Lacing that joint with LGBT and with “reproductive rights”, unnatural evils which the Palestinian people abhor. This is why a candidate like Jill Stein is having problems finding a real Palestinian to be her running mate. I digress.

1) “Capitaism requires infinite growth” - alas, that is only partially the case. It does not require infinite growth for the capitalists. It only requires infinite growth for the masses to participate in the capitalist system, and have them able to perceive (illusory) that they are “getting ahead”, or that they are beneficiaries of the capitalist phenomenon. That is the framework for “trickle down” theory. Yet, even “trickle down”, as outdated as it is today, but still somehow convincing in the 1970s-1990s, in its own axioms defines the controller and the the controlled. Those who partake in trickle down - as it is insinuated, are the LOWER “classes”. The peons. And the master peons (the mid-management class) of white collar ENABLERS of the capitalists. They are the worker ants who work for the capitalist just like an indentured servant, with the only difference being that they are indentured to the system, that system being a group of capitalists, and these capitalists can “trade” indentured servants between themselves, which imbues the servant with a false sense of freedom. That false sense of freedom impacts the man into acccepting new (foreign to his ancestors) realities. These new realities are nefarious, anti-family, anti-freedom, and they frustrate the man, and weaken his spirit, and reduce his time for knowledge accumulation, and for natural cooperation with his cultural peer group.

Instead of working together with his peer group, cooperating, he becomes an instrument of the capitalist. His friends and neighbors, they work for another capitalist. All the time, both serve only the interests of the capitalists, and the losing capitalist never truly loses. He can always turn to financial laws and mergers and procedures to preserve HIS capital, and access the line of credit to ensure HIS participation in the system as a head capitalist, but the worker, he cannot. He must turn to the Government for aid and assistance, temporarily or permanently. Thus, there is one example of how capitalism creates a socialist need. Another new reality is the full-time “career” woman. This “career” woman has less children for the man and herself - and for the peer group, for example, the White European. The children they do have are not raised in the same manner as they always were in the past. Their needs are now supplemented by the Goverment in schools and programs. That Government is then altered by the capitalists to inculcate philosophies into the masses which are chosen by the capitalists’ masters - the bankers. The bankers, in history, ARE the capitalists, by definition. Later, especially in the 19th century, the bankers separated themselves from the public spheres. They began to hide in secret clubs and set up their own “beards”, like J.P. Morgan, the Rockefellers, the Vanderbilts, and so on. By the early 20th century, after the installation of the Federal Reserve System in “THE UNITED STATES”, the first program was to BURN the hot 1920’s stock market - why? Why did they do that?

I’ll tell you why. They did it to consolidate ownership AWAY from the public which owned the majority of stock. Remember, in the 1920’s, the so-called Roaring Twenties, America still felt very much free. The dollar was strong. Unlearned and unskilled laborers could still afford to buy land and houses on their own WITH NO MORTGAGE, in cash – and only after 1-3 years of saving. For example. My grandfather inherited a strip of plots in Rhode Island from his immigrant, NON-ENGLISH speaking, laborer Italian father. That father’s brothers, they owned the strips of plots on the other side of the road. Each of these plots was only $25-$50. Within walking distance of the city. The same plots today, where they exist, are $200,000. This Italian immigrant great-grandfather of mine didn’t even become an American citizen until the 1920s despite the fact that he came here as a boy in the 1890’s. As a matter of fact, it was his father who brought him, and when he bought some of the plots, in the 1890’s, they were only $25 !!! And when they needed money in a spot, they had their OWN “banks”, because drug stores, clubs, and even barrooms doubled as banks. Healthcare was provided by the Church and by Christian charity. This was all gradually stripped away by the Federal Reserve System and the weaponisation of capital and government. Even as late as the 1940’s, AFTER WW II, land outside the perimeters of urban sprawl was so cheap, you know why? Because the CAPITALISTS did not move all the Negroes north yet. The Negroes were bussed into northern cities to BUST THEM UP for political reasons. They drove out the Irish, Germans, Italians, English, from the cities (beautiful stately Victorian houses all kept immaculately) and broke their neighborhoods, driving them out into a new frontier - the SUBURBS. Then, what made the suburbs possible (read: commutable, since by now, with the highways being built in the 50s-70s, everyone is a capitalist worker ant, and they NEED to be able to COMMUTE to “work” every day. So, the land that was a little too far from the city, to want to commute every day, and for wifey to shop at the new “supermarkets” was only going for $25/acre in the latter 1940s.

The point is that the common, uneducated but hard-working man could BUILD/BUY HOUSE, LAND, for essential mere MONTHS of savings, at most, perhaps, in some cases, like 1 or 2 years. Things young people today can only obtain by BEGGING the Government or Bank to obtain were obtained by mere moons of labor PAID IN FULL! To that note, I’m going to share here a long post I made about how this affects EVERYONE in the world today. Because LOAN DISTRIBUTION among countries - LOAN PENETRATION absolutely DESTROYS home ownership rates. You would think the more loans, the more access to money, the more home ownership. NOPE ! The opposite is the case. But that’s for another time.

So, in the 1920’s U.S., there was a great EXCESS of capital because participation in the system was young and the stock market ROARED. Meanwhile the CAPITALISTS, over in London, Weimar Germany, and with their puppets in New York, they said to themselves, “This is Not Good for Us”. There is too much distribution of capital and power. We must break it up and bust it open, creating chaos (creative destruction, also termed academically as deconstructionism), and we can pick up the pieces for ourselves, thereby consolidating our ownership of it all, while the people will be driven into depression, and they will turn to the Government for programs which, in turn, the Government will turn to US for our capital, since we have been granted the fiat to produce new capital by merely writing it into existence. This is what the Great Depression and the beginning of Socialism was all about. The most perceptive and non-foolable cotemporaries were the Catholics and Germans, which is why they became enemies of the capitalists.

I want to end for now because this post is too long. I’ll leave you with a quote from Theodor Fritsch (another forbidden author):

“When Sombart says: “Capitalism is born from the money-loan”, I should like to add to this: Capitalism actually exists only in the money-loan;”

The same situation occured in England, but it occurred earlier, because the capitalists owned it long before they owned America, they have to take over America. The destitution of Victorian England and before, in the Regency, is DIRECTLY ATTRIBUTABLE to the nascent usurious and Jewish owned banks, and addiction to this fraudulently-obtained and legalised fractional-reserve lending which was spurred on to war against Catholic countries. Which all goes directly to the Rothschilds, Sassoons, and Warburgs and others with the House of Hanover and William of Orange, from the “Netherlands” to England, and it was only in the Netherlands because the Netherlands wasn’t Catholic anymore, after its revolution and Eighty Years War. That’s when they first derived these schemes, and it led to them really going forward with the Illuminati project and plan to take over England, and the world… ok, one last thing about “infinite growth” being required for capitalism - I said it wasn’t required FOR THE CAPITALIST - it was only required for the common man to PERCEIVE benefit from the capitalist “economy”. The capitalists, and their banker bosses, they don’t need it. They have REPLACED growth with INFLATION because inflation straps up the government to them, and drives up the value of their assets. Once that perimeter closes, all they have to do (as they are doing NOW) is to pass along the bare necessities of life to the common man, and keep him entertained with vices, passions and distractions, and give him only “apparent” choices in leadership, and break down the ability of that leadership to EVER affect CAPITALIST interests by keeping it preoccupied with intentional crises and directed lobbyists.

The bottom line is the hidden rulers of the world has taken over manipulated it’s way into the financial system which controls it ALL, NOTHING can/will work as long as evil is in control. period!

Great thoughts everyone!

A really big problem for the future of America is that corporations now control most everything including the central planning.

No matter who you vote for, you always get Rothschild or Marx.

It looks like to me that capitalism is starting to exhaust itself due to always needing infinite growth in order to be successful. People might be very well going insane or getting extremely burnt out because we can’t keep this up all the time constantly. There has to be some type of level where we finally are told that things have been achieved and that’s that and we remain at that higher level. you can’t keep on making growth after growth, it’s impossible after a certain point.

I agree. The signs are everywhere. The house of cards is gonna come down here soon.

It will make the great depression look like a little drop in the bucket. Tons of people will lose everything. All assets will be completely wiped out, people will freak out and panic and start doing crazy things.

Those who aren’t prepared will lose, but it is possible to weather the storm. Most importantly, one needs to psychologically adjust to such change.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=DXFlHteWojQ

Ok, friends. Today we’re going to hear out Ron Paul and make a comment below. I supported Ron in both 2008 and 2012. I’m glad that he’s going to be healthily celebrating his 90th birthday soon.

https://rumble.com/embed/v6tc571/

Here’s where I’d like to make my points that arose to mind.

Capitalism’s full development results in Communism.

That is because Capitalism always was nothing more than a Regime Change operation, it changed the CONTENT of our elites. Then, the New Elites impose Communism for the masses, while keeping their MONEY. Unfortunately, this is only known and understood properly by about .002% of the population in our times. Ron says in the beginning, that the liberals and socialists will blame capitalism, by saying it isn’t working, but his opinion is that’s a false claim, and that the debt and spending is NOT the fault of capitalism… but here’s what he should begin to consider.
Later in the talk, he gets at the root of the problem - money creation and the spending interests of those who run the Fed. They have come to direct the affairs of our government. True. But what Ron needs to see the light on is that CAPITALISM IS THE FED.The FED was created BY capitalists, for capitalists, and is of capitalist ownership. It IS Capitalism.

Simple fair and free exchange or goods for a reasonable profit is FREE ENTERPRISE. Capitalism and Free Enterprise are not the same phenomenon, they do not share the same degree of overall participation, and they are not constructed the same way. They surely do not ACT the same upon humanity in history.

It was the concern of the bourgeoisie mercantile class, the free enterprise class, to expand markets via labor and true added value. It was the intent of free market ideologists to loosen the ties of mercantile exchange. None of that has ANYTHING to do with the goals of capitalists. Capitalists are those who create and loan for interest one thing - Regime Change and Accrued Power attained by the use of CAPITAL. They do not create anything except the loans for debt at usurious rates, and the expansion of fractional reserve lending meant they could loan out that which they did not possess, via their bank notes, which were a claim on their CAPITAL.

Capitalism and Communism work in tandem because they were created by the SAME GROUP, with the plot being to overthrow Christian government and aristocracies, and replace them with Jews. The growth of their power was gained by revolutions and wars in recent centuries. They financed and directed the Russian revolutions and the capitalists of London were directly responsible for “Communism” as Americans identify it, which is really Bolshevism. In Bolshevism, the new revolutionary elites are on top, directing affairs and living differently than the public. It is the same result with their capitalism. Now, their plan has been most successful, and they direct the affairs of our government. They achieved it by using their CAPITAL - foreign capital - and it took them 100 years longer than was the original plan, but they did it through the inherent weaknesses of our electoral system and our party politics. All the forehgn capital that flooded into America from after the Civil War through the Gilded Age resulted in the CAPITALISTS installing their desired system upon us all.

Some may also hold that when capitalists seize power, fascism begins. This is not thouroughly accurate, however. Why? Because Real Fascism was a response AGAINST capitalism. Virtually all workings of fascism are already present in the US, UK, EU, China, etc. The only difference between German National Socialism, Italian Fascism and the current state is the CONTENT of the elites. This is, however, a most important difference because it is the people who ARE the elites who create the society we live in and have altered its behaviors. Therefore, the society, the nation, and the world experience changes which reflect the desires of this new elite. The Italian and German fascists did not get the chance to peaceably implement their programs, especially in the case of Germany. This means that although some aims were quickly achieved, such as the stabilisation of the currency, public participation in business ownership that reflects the true ethnic makeup of the constituency, and the reinstitution of moral norms put down under the Weimar Republic, Germany did not get a chance to develop in peace because of the actions of its adversaries, and this consortium acted against Italy, and Austria, and Japan. Although Japan was a monarchy, operationally it resembled fascism also. Unlike Germany and Italy, it was a leftover from the ages past, one which “they hadn’t gotten to yet”.

The Italian and German manifestations of “fascism” were democratically popular responses to the abuses of capitalists and communist revolutions and wars, and the improverishment and sufferings of the masses. As was Fabian socialism a response in a different way, but seeking similar outcomes, a remediation of the abuses of capitalism without resorting to communism… with the primary difference that the Fabians sought to preserve the capitalists at the top, and this is the current regime of the post-war Western establishment. It is, however, due to the exponential increase of capital built into the cumulative system and its performative largesse that the everyday practical disparity widened by thousands of folds in the course of the last century. Indeed, with technology, it is automated, and has no natural restraints any longer, except for those imposed upon it by an effective body politic. For this reason, capitalists today are always crowing about how bad things like regulation and public ownership are. Any harnessing of their power is presented as an enemy. That enemy, in terminology effective to the naive masses, is “communism”, or “socialism”. Of course, the boogeyman is under their control politically also, so that in this manner, they may produce the same outcome by presenting “choice” between THEM or THEY. Capitalists, or Communists. As if those were the only alternatives. That they are not, is an opinion without effective “representation” in the establisment. This “representation” scheme is the method by which they control outcomes.

Have a nice day!

bingo%21

I’m starting to see that maybe they all have the same end goal. Which is to control people and put them into a certain bubble, they just do it in a different way. Capitalists make it seem like we have this freedom. And they give people an illusion of more personal freedom, but we really don’t have that much more. You have to stay within the confines of capitalism or you’re fucked. So tell me how that’s freedom? Sure, you can have success in life, but based on the rules and principles of capitalism. Leaders and overlords just like in communism.

But they sure frame it to you as you have freedom and liberty right.

[quote=“Atrand”]I’m starting to see that maybe they all have the same end goal. Which is to control people and put them into a certain bubble, they just do it in a different way. Capitalists make it seem like we have this freedom. And they give people an illusion of more personal freedom, but we really don’t have that much more. You have to stay within the confines of capitalism or you’re fucked. So tell me how that’s freedom? Sure, you can have success in life, but based on the rules and principles of capitalism. Leaders and overlords just like in communism.

But they sure frame it to you as you have freedom and liberty right.[/quote]

ilndksgc

And to me, the shittiest part about capitalism is that there are barely any regulations on anything to make sure people’s lives are taken care of. Corporations and other businesses just get to do whatever the fuck they want and trample and walk all over us. And it’s framed as 0 free market free market. It looks like it’s turning into an even worse system than communism is to be honest. Because what happens when money is the only thing that matters on top of everything else? Hell. That’s what happens.