Who precisely profits from the activities of the IMF, is also subject matter of the extremely fluidly and well written, but also oppressive book. Anyone who reads it finds out that behind the IMF is a small group of money-greedy, ultra-rich men and women, who mercilessly enrich themselves through dishonest machinations. Such persons – who do not have much in common with the being human in the real and true sense –, their felonies as well as the procedure are always of the same kind, only the (battle) scenes change. At the beginning, the IMF was mainly active in Africa, Asia and South America, but then, in the aftermath of the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2007, the IMF has increasingly turned its attention to Northern Europe, and since the onset of the euro crisis in 2009, the focus has mainly been on southern Europe. The Cypriots and Greeks are already suffering enormously, the Spaniards, Italians, Portuguese and perhaps also the French will be next.

Ernst Wolff does not often mention Switzerland. When he does, then it is in a slightly bitter-mocking tone in connection with the 'too big to fail' of the banks. Perhaps it also tells disappointment of the fact, that not even where democracy is supposed to prevail, do the voters refuse to accept such impertinences, but rather they faithfully swallow the false propaganda. While reading the following two sentences, who does not immediately think about our overly-solicitous ex-Federal Councilor Eveline Widmer-Schlumpf (and her peoples-backstabbing vassals, who also want to slimily betray us Swiss to the EU), who at that time was responsible for the finances department:

Page 127: Hundreds of billions of dollars changed hands. In the US, market giants such as real estate financiers Freddie Mac and Fannie May and insurer AIG were taken over by the state, their owners thus spared huge losses. In Switzerland, the bank UBS, which had posted a profit of 5,6 billion Swiss francs in the second quarter of 2007 alone, received a government infusion of almost 60 billion Swiss francs overnight, without prior discussion in parliament and without any parties or unions taking to the streets in protest afterwards – in a country that boasts of its direct democracy through plebiscites!

Page 177: Switzerland, seen as a pioneer in matters of financial regulation in Europe, acted without delay. On September 1, 2011, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) announced "revised reorganization provisions" of the Swiss Banking Act which regulate the "conversion of deposits into new equity capital ... to maintain systemically important functions in the event of a crisis", thus laying new legal foundations providing that to rescue ailing banks, recourse is to be taken to the assets of small shareholders and savers instead of turning to the state for help.

Unfortunately, there is also a lot of smoke and mirrors in Switzerland. The old Swiss confederates would be turning in their grave, if they could follow how their hard-won freedom from foreign servitude is given away to the USA and the EU-dictatorship out of might-greed, money-greed and horrendous foolishness.

At the end of his preface, Ernst Wolff asks the following: Why? How can it be that an organization that causes such immense human suffering around the globe continues to act with impunity and with the backing of the most powerful forces of our time? In whose interest does the IMF work? Who benefits from its actions? In this highly gripping and at the same time shaking book, Wolff himself gives not only the answers to these aforementioned questions, but he also mentions the string pullers and how the whole process is handled. Dear readers, if up to now, you have thought that behind the ridiculous term ‘think tank’ righteous scientists would stand, who devise strategies for the purpose of national well-being, then you are wrong, because it mostly concerns highly paid, studied vassals and stooges, who, for the string pullers, thus the high finance, work out lousy and inhuman exploitation strategies comparable to Nazi strategies.

The fact that the idea for the IMF has arisen from US-American brains, is not further surprising. There is almost no infamous action on this Earth, in which the US-Americans have not had their fingers in the pie and continue to. In many contact reports, FIGU-bulletins, FIGU-special bulletins, 'Zeitzeichen', etc., and also in the article 'Why the United States of America – the USA – are what they are' or 'once suffering from a belief-delusion insanity, always suffering from a belief-delusion insanity?’, published (in German only) in FIGU-Special Bulletin No. 96, reasons are explained which have led to and continue to lead to these US-American Ausartungen and felonies, for which reason a re-mentioning of all this is dispensed with. And even though the horrendous overpopulation, the religions and the boundlessly low intelligence of the human beings of Earth inevitably implies their downfall, this time attention should be directed to a potential solution which Ernst Wolff also brings up in the last section of the chapter 'Mountains of Debt, Social Inequality, Revolution: Ringing in the end of the IMF? '. He writes among other things the following (Page 198):