The Deflationary Gap can be reduced by lowering supply, by increasing demand and/or by increasing natural resources and hard assets to serve as collateral for fractional interest lending. This last option can be accomplished by piracy wars to exploit natural resources of other countries by regime takeovers via color revolutions and getting mercenary proxy nations to fight banker’s wars for them (e.g., Israel vs. Gaza Palestinians and Ukraine as US proxy versus Russia on behalf of London Bank and the New York Federal Reserve Bank). All world wars since 1900 have been proxy wars fought by mercenary nations for the bank of London (see B. Woolfolk, Great Red Dragon, or London Money Power, 1890 and E.C. Knuth, The Empire of the City: The Secret History of British Financial Power, 1944).
