To say that oppressive government and banking control over labor in the United States during the 20th Century doesn't meet that definition, is the greatest of lies, deceptions and denials in the history of the human race.

One way to attack 'perversion of capitalism' - is to attack perversion or distortion of true meaning and fundamental definition of inflation.

Perversion and distortion of true meanings and definitions are used as excuses by those in control of the state, to pay for the excesses of their incomes (on government payrolls paid for by taxes) through deliberate inflation of money, then using the private central banking authority (the Fed), to charge and to change interest rates (cost of borrowed money) at 'usury' levels, to pay for those excesses on the back of American Labor (not organized labor, just every poor son-of-a-bitch who has no choice but to work for wages to survive and to improve the circumstances and condition of his survival).

Four 'cause' and 'effect' illustrations are provided here to support that attack, using U.S. Money Supply and Population data from 1900 through 1997, for two purposes

1. to establish and provide a measure of what constitutes 'Poverty Level Income' in the United States, and

2. for technical argument to support the set of four 'Corrective Actions' (or Engineering Change Proposal) for the 21st century.

1. Figure 'A5-2.1.a' is a tabular record of the growth or expansion of the U.S. National Money Supply compared to the growth of total U.S. Population, from 1900 through 1997.

2. Figure A5-2.1.b is a chart of the tabular data contained in the above Figure A5-2.1.a. (NOTE here that meteoric rise of inflation of U.S. National Money Supply began after U.S. Congressional approval of the un-constitutional Bretton Woods Agreement Act of 1945.)

3. Figure A5-2.2.a is a tabular record of the increase of Poverty Level Income, and a measure of growth of total national capital investment in relation to 'Poverty Level Income' from 1900 through 1997.

4. Figure A5-2.2.b is a chart of the tabular data contained in the above Figure A5-2.2.a.

Note 1: Poverty Level Income is determined by the ratio of 'M' over 'P', where 'M' is the Total National Money Supply and 'P' is the Total Natonal Population Headcount.

Note 2: Increase in 'Poverty Level Income' figure is a direct result and consequence of uncontrolled expansion of the U.S. National Money Supply in excess of the growth of total U.S. Population Headcount.

Note 3: Total amount of 'capital investment' is totally dependent on prevailing amount of Total National Money Supply, gated by such variables as changing interest rates, by issuance of bonds by federal, state, and municipal governments, by a change in down payment requirements to purchase stock, and by revenues or incomes of business structures and individuals.

See High Stock Market Averages and the Money Supply Connection

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