The History of Banking as a Psychological Warfare Operation

The text analyzes the history of banking as a psychological warfare operation, highlighting the fundamental role of trust and psychological control in the banking system. The author argues that the banking system, since ancient times, has exploited human psychology through mechanisms such as trust in the promise of return of deposits, the perception of security and control provided by the banking system, and the manipulation of the value of money. Furthermore, it highlights how the practices of debt and interest can fuel a psychological dependence on financial institutions, creating a cycle of obligation that can be interpreted as a form of control.