I don't think that only predetermined people become rich, I also doubt that's what he was saying. The country's monetary system didn't just magically appear, it was obviously set up by some group of people, I would only assume bankers because who else? goat herders?
The dollar was restructured multiple times and permanently "temporarily" removed from the gold standard. The reason this was done decades ago was because it had to or the whole system would have collapsed because it's turned in to a literal ponzi scheme. The dollar is propped up by debt. If the Fed stops printing and creating new money out of thin air and debasing the cash in your pocket, and if future generations of taxpayers stop becoming enslaved by todays accelerating deficit spending, and if bonds stop selling to the United State's creditors, then the entire world's monetary system crashes. Period. It's happened a thousand times before in human history, only this time it's global because nearly all other nations' central banks are based on, you guessed it, the dollar.
For some reason people get all uppity when you talk about monetary history (not conspiracy, stuff you can look up in actual books and records). These people usually have no knowledge (often admittedly) about how money or the dollar even works, they just know that they spend it and it works. My friend called me a conspiracy theorist, not for jumping to unbelievable conclusions, but for simply saying stuff about the federal reserve that's published on their own website. He ate crow when I sent him the link. ytf do people do this?
The only reason any of this matters, is because as the graph I posted shows, the the dollar is not working like it once was or like it was ever supposed to and if you look into why you'll very quickly find out. There's going to be a massive redistribution of wealth when the switch to the next system is made, as has already been proven by some candidates/emerging technologies such as cryptocurrency.