synarchy movement of empire book ii - Pierre Beaudry's Galactic ...

"investment trust" group of bankers, and was considered to be a "genius" in
monetary speculation. In fact, it was the works of NAVACHINE, among
others, that the JEAN COUTROT synarchist group of X-Crise was studying
so intensely after the crash of Wall Street at the French Ecole Polytechnique.
Another synarchist group called X-Information was also studying the same
{Arithmetic of Bankers} published in the {Revue des Vivants}, which was
run by HENRY DE JOUVENEL and the GUILLAUME BROTHERS.
The specific "genius" of NAVACHINE related to applied
mathematics, that is, the application of mathematical formulas to the socalled
"law of supply and demand" by means of the differential calculus and
integrals. From the study of exponential functions, and set theory, there was
but a small step for a foolish banker to fall for the magic of numbers and
jump into a system of derivatives, as the mad synarchist bankers of today
have indulged in. This is why it is so wise for the LYM to approach bankers
and challenge them to doubling the cube, instead of doubling their money.
At any rate, it was under NAVACHINE that the idea of infinite recycling of
old debts, as the LAZARD FRERES'S synarchist swindler, FELIX
ROHATIN, had done with the New York BIG MAC bond scheme, began to
take hold.
When LEON BLUM took power in France with the victory of the
Front Populaire in 1936, NAVACHINE had convinced his financial advisors
to use his mathematical system of credit manipulation, and even proposed to
apply it to the French Banking system as a whole. In a very thoughtful book
on the synarchy, French historians HENRY ULMANN and HENRI AZEAU
revealed how the right-wing Cagoule, as part of an internal synarchist
conflict of interest, killed DIMITRI NAVACHINE. They wrote: "The
assassination of Dimitri Navachine is a particularly important episode of
settlement of accounts, which often occurred inside of the synarchy, as in all
secret societies of a fairly high level, and which reminds you more of
Dostoievski than of Ponson du Terrail [a popular soap opera writer of the
19 th century]. Especially when the victim is Dimitri Navachine, an excellent
banking technician and an expert in international speculation who, in 1936,
was on the verge of convincing the recently elected government of the Front
Populaire to engage into a credit reform, which would have involved the
nationalizing of the French banking system, and would have created an
internal currency perfectly {independent}, and therefore, {not tied to the
pound nor the dollar.}" (ULLMAN, and AZEAU,{Synarchie et Pouvoir},
Editions rencontre Lausanne, 1968, p.143). In fact, NAVACHINE had
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