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September 26 2011
The Daily Bell -- Are the Tribes of Europe Ready to Explode?
'Pre-Internet, what's happening in the EU would have been buried under mainstream media misdirection. People might not have understood the larger forces at work. But the EU unraveling along with much else has played out under the merciless glare of the alternative press, and the European tribes are aware of the manipulations that are taking place. It is realization of these manipulations that informs the article, which is a surprisingly good piece of reporting. It is written by Paul Mason, BBC Newsnight's Economics Editor, who is broadcasting regularly from Greece, and it seems to have concentrated his mind, at least for a while, on what's actually happening. The problems are happening to people, individual people, and it is these people, ultimately, who will formulate a response, not "Greece," not politicians, not "working groups" – not even the IMF or ECB. The EU was not an accident. Central banking is not happenstance.'September 25 2011
YouTube -- RT: Junky spirits of Kabul: Afghanistan world's narco plague epicenter
'Every year the production of opiates is growing, despite the billions of dollars spent by the international community to fight the country's narcotics machine. Heroin and opium are openly used even in the center of Kabul, while NATO says stopping all this is simply not its goal.' -- Guns, Oil Drugs. Doin' GOD's work.
'Every year the production of opiates is growing, despite the billions of dollars spent by the international community to fight the country's narcotics machine. Heroin and opium are openly used even in the center of Kabul, while NATO says stopping all this is simply not its goal.' -- Guns, Oil Drugs. Doin' GOD's work.
September 24 2011
September 22 2011
The Daily Bell -- Blame Republicans for the Depression
'The great central banking families that want one world government seem to be driving the West toward bankruptcy in order to get their way. Yes, perhaps the economic degeneration will not cease until global governance is achieved. People will be forced to cry out in grief and pain, accepting the political, monetary, military and judicial centralization... They will be driven toward one world government like beasts herded toward an abattoir. Is there some other explanation that makes sense? This economic system with all its dysfunction and ruin is premeditated. It didn't just "evolve." There are central banks all over the world now, where 50 years ago there were not. Most of these report to the Swiss-based BIS. And what the heck is the BIS? Did you ever hear a news item about the BIS? Did you ever see a reporter standing in front of the BIS, explaining what was going on inside? The BIS may as well not exist. It is part and parcel of a system that does not explain itself...'September 05 2011
YouTube -- Dean Clifford & Ben Lowrey: The Crown & The Court System - 17 August 2011
"You are your own sovereign. Your LEGAL PERSON, your agent in commerce, they can use that to interact with you but they don't have jurisdiction over it; they can only gain jurisdiction over it by contracting with it. Other than that, it's yours, it's sovereign, and it's your agent in commerce. it's your vessel, your commercial vessel, to use to engage in commerce around the world with whoever you want, and that's your common law 'right' ... ['Business'] is described in their own [codes] as anything performing the function of government. Of course they only have jurisdiction over their own business; their business is their business! So they have to make you believe that your business is their business as well."
"You are your own sovereign. Your LEGAL PERSON, your agent in commerce, they can use that to interact with you but they don't have jurisdiction over it; they can only gain jurisdiction over it by contracting with it. Other than that, it's yours, it's sovereign, and it's your agent in commerce. it's your vessel, your commercial vessel, to use to engage in commerce around the world with whoever you want, and that's your common law 'right' ... ['Business'] is described in their own [codes] as anything performing the function of government. Of course they only have jurisdiction over their own business; their business is their business! So they have to make you believe that your business is their business as well."
September 03 2011
YouTube -- GRTV Feature Report: Syria, Intervention and the Path to WWIII
'As the world focuses its attention on the siege of Tripoli in the NATO-led overthrow of the Libyan government, those very same western powers who are responsible for the war crimes against the citizens of Libya are working behind the scenes to set the stage for yet another potential military intervention, this time with embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.' -- The object of waging a war is always to be in a better position in which to wage another war. (George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four)
'As the world focuses its attention on the siege of Tripoli in the NATO-led overthrow of the Libyan government, those very same western powers who are responsible for the war crimes against the citizens of Libya are working behind the scenes to set the stage for yet another potential military intervention, this time with embattled Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.' -- The object of waging a war is always to be in a better position in which to wage another war. (George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four)
YouTube -- TheAntiTerrorist: On 'Freedom' and 'Peace'
'Can you have one without the other?'
'Can you have one without the other?'
August 29 2011
Wikipedia -- Nineteen Eighty-Four
'None of the three super-states ever attempts any manoeuvre which involves the risk of serious defeat. When any large operation is undertaken, it is usually a surprise attack against an ally. The strategy that all three powers are following, or pretend to themselves that they are following, is the same. The plan is, by a combination of fighting, bargaining, and well-timed strokes of treachery, to acquire a ring of bases completely encircling one or other of the rival states, and then to sign a pact of friendship with that rival and remain on peaceful terms for so many years as to lull suspicion to sleep. Everywhere there is the same pyramidal structure, the same worship of semi-divine leader, the same economy existing by and for continuous warfare. It follows that the three super-states not only cannot conquer one another, but would gain no advantage by doing so. On the contrary, so long as they remain in conflict they prop one another up, like three sheaves of corn.'August 26 2011
The Daily Bell -- Media Blackout: US in Yet Another Illegal War ... in Yemen
'If Yemen is destabilized, Bahrain and eventually Saudi Arabia itself could become embroiled in domestic turmoil, which many observers believe could eventually end the fragile Saudi regime... A failed Saud regime would likely collapse the US dollar as the world's reserve currency. The results would make the financial turmoil from the current downgrade of US Treasuries look minor, indeed. The failure of the US dollar reserve could create a world depression of the sort that has not been seen since the Great Depression of the 1930s. The purposeful degradation of civilization itself is apparently the aim of the elites. The goal is world government. Out of chaos, order. With secret, illegal, unconstitutional wars like the one in Yemen, this goal is advanced. The gravity cannot be overstated. The mounting recklessness and lawlessness of these actions provide evidence that opposition to freedom and civil society – embedded in mainstream Western institutions themselves – grow ever more bold.'August 25 2011
YouTube -- GoldSilver.com: Will there be a one world currency?
'Mike Maloney is asked if we are moving toward a one world currency, but is this possible? What is the relationship between the wealth of a country and war? Would all countries lose their economy in order for this to happen? At what cost?' -- I see plans within plans. http://www.thedailybell.com/2683/Edward-Mandell-House
'Mike Maloney is asked if we are moving toward a one world currency, but is this possible? What is the relationship between the wealth of a country and war? Would all countries lose their economy in order for this to happen? At what cost?' -- I see plans within plans. http://www.thedailybell.com/2683/Edward-Mandell-House
August 18 2011
The Daily Bell -- Chavez Launches War Against US Dollar
'For astute observers of recent history, we have seen what happens when people like Saddam Hussein or Libya's Muammar Gaddafi threaten to create gold backed currencies or international trade (in particular, oil) that could be settled not in US dollars – but gold. These people have very short life expectancies, to say the least. And here we have the little dictator from Venezuela coming along and demanding the repatriation of his country's gold from the Bank of England at that. This is really not going to go over very well with the powers that be, to say the least. The international oil-game has long been a significant piece to maintaining dollar dominance. Having nations go their own way and seek alternative means to settling that trade would be devastating to the dollar. Once again, neither Iraq nor Libya will see that happen – at least not now. Will Chavez get away with this plan? Or will he face a newfound Western attack unleashed, already in place to unfold when needed?'August 09 2011
The Daily Bell -- Amid Near-Meltdown in Monday Stock Markets, Advisers Urge Investors to Stay the Course
'...the real problem is the unrestrained and continuously inflated currency unit itself and the central banking system that manages it .... The system allows Western politicians to make unrealistic promises to a mass of non-thinking "takers" who've been educated into believing they have a "right" to a free ride through life. It feeds Money Power's hunger for global government and enables its use of NATO and the US military-industrial complex to mold foreign countries into manageable pieces that can eventually be amalgamated. The Internet Reformation ... threatens to reshape the world as we know it by exposing the power elite's machinations for all to see. Mainstream media is under attack. Establishment politicians stumble through one embarrassing press conference to the next attempting to maintain the illusion that they are really working for the people. Instead, they are willing soldiers intent on increasing the debt-pressure and ignoring the rising barometer of understanding.'August 08 2011
The Daily Bell -- Daily Bell Briefs: China Blasts U.S. Debt Problems, Urges New Global Reserve Currency
'Well, this certainly comes as no surprise. ...it is likely that global order will be promoted as the cure to all our monetary ills. The IMF, a globalist organization to be sure, along with the World Bank, will be marketed by the establishment politicians, NGO think tanks and mainstream media outlets as the only logical way to alleviate the markets of their instability and overall confusion. The eurozone experiment alone should be enough of a wakeup call – for anyone that cares to see – that stitching together a bunch of systemically bankrupt nations' fiat currencies does nothing to alleviate the rot inherent in the design and nature of the money-stuff system itself. We truly hope the world escapes from the grasp of the globalists' fiat-fangs and that this plan of unification does not become a reality. What the world needs, in our opinion, are private currencies competing in a free-marketplace where governments have no involvement in either the issuance of currency or its management.'August 04 2011
The Daily Bell -- Daily Bell Briefs: China Joins Russia in Blasting U.S. Borrowing
'Dominant Social Theme: US politicians have got to act responsibly. Free-Market Analysis: The problem with this article is that it spins the theme that central planning works and that America's "wise leaders" need to do a better job of managing their country. Well ... they cannot. Central planning doesn't work. Regulatory democracy doesn't work. Socialism doesn't work. And fraudulent fiat- money-based monetary systems do not last. Russia and China are both members of the IMF, and as such, will likely be pushing hard for a new global reserve currency – one that will undoubtedly be managed by the IMF. This is not about America narrowly escaping a default on its debt and its politicians' weakness at addressing the debt ceiling sooner, this is about a collective attempt by Money Power to consolidate the world's monetary system under one roof and replace the US dollar as the world's reserve currency. This is about power consolidation and a final push towards a new world order.'July 29 2011
The Daily Bell -- IMF: Turning Crises Into Opportunity
'People make billions and billions, perhaps trillions and trillions, of decisions each and everyday about a whole host of things that affect their lives. The totality of all these decisions shapes the overall environment around us. And the closer the decision maker is to the ultimate effect of the actual decision being made, the more likely the individual will choose a course that best represents his or her interest. The globalists are once again feeling the pressure that comes from an increase in public consciousness. It has been roughly 500 years since the Gutenberg Press inspired its "season of change." Well, we are just in the dawning days of this 'Net-inspired "season of change" and the collectivist agenda is rapidly being exposed for the brutal destroyer to natural liberty that it is. The pool of "believers" is shrinking. There will be pain to come as reality takes root, but the positive, dear reader, is that we all have a chance to build something new – a free-market.'July 22 2011
Bible Believers -- Modern 'Commercial Law' is based on Ancient Babylonian Codes by Charles Bruce Stewart
'...Babylon's Religious Priesthood is commonly recognizable as the source of all of the modern so called "Laws of Commerce". These "Laws of Commerce" are shown to be a specific body of Codes which authorize the Administration of the Compelling Force of the State in the En-Force-ment of Contracts, mostly for Payments of Debts. The ancient Babylonian Priests were involved because Contracts were deemed to be a form of "Oath" entered into by the contracting parties; and the approval of their Gods were invoked so as to more effectively legitimize/bamboozle the entire process in the minds and the consciences of the contracting parties and all public witnesses. Under the ancient Babylonian Religious Codes, "Slavery" is clearly facilitated. People were not recognized as People but were items in Commerce. The text-book says that "The slave is not regarded or spoken of as a man, but as a thing, and is reckoned in the same way as cattle."' -- Nothing personal, Jack. It's just good business.The Daily Bell -- A Phony EU Crisis
'These economic crises cannot be pure happenstance. We've suggested they can spin out of control, and perhaps they will; but they are all manmade events, the direct outcome of economic constructs and policies of enormous wealth and control. Somebody set up the 100 central banks around the world that report directly to the Bank for International Settlements in Switzerland. These are quasi-private entities, many of them. Are we supposed to believe that no one takes a profit on them? That there is no way they compensate their creators? The money and power is unimaginable. The BIS controls the central banks that in turn control the big banks around the world. Constitutions mean nothing. Promises are made to be broken. Treaties are talk for children, merely incremental markers trailing in the wake of global governance. By their actions ye shall know them. As with sharks, their momentum must be never stilled. The shadow play continues.'July 08 2011
The Daily Bell -- Stubborn Gaddafi Is Setback to Western Neocolonialism
'Dominant Social Theme: Heroic rebels, backed by Western support, are going to overthrow the Libyan madman and create democracy. -- It must be obvious to even a casual observer at this point that the war is not about saving civilian lives. That was just a justification, an entry point. There is a supposition, as we have reported in the past, that Gaddafi, like Saddam Hussein before him, planned to refuse dollars-for-oil, intending instead to use a Libyan Dinar tied to a new 'African Gold Standard.' The standard would have been backed by 150 tons of Libyan gold and used in African and Arab countries to cut out Western interests. Libya also controls its own money via the national state banking system and thus removes both BIS and IMF influence. Here is a video by Russia Today on this: http://youtu.be/GuqZfaj34nc -- Nonetheless, our fundamental analysis remains the same. The West attacked Libya as part of a larger strategy ... It is apparently part of an advancement of a new world order.'July 05 2011
The Daily Bell -- NATO on the Ground in Somalia?
'Tribal culture is resistant to Westernization. Somalis, Pashtuns, Bedouins and Punjabis (if one includes Pakistan) are tribes with millennial cultures. Uprooting persistent cultural trends is a long-term project. First violence is applied to fracture the culture and then massive amounts of foreign aid to rebuild it. What looks like generosity is actually self-interest. The powers-that-be use aid like gesso, whiting over what once was to paint an entirely new picture. Look back in time and we think there is plenty of evidence the ongoing and expanding wars may be part of a long-term project. World War I we could speculate was designed in part to overwhelm German culture. World War II shattered Japanese culture. The Korean and Vietnamese wars did the same in Asia. Only the Middle East and Africa are left. Is it a coincidence then? Engaging with Iran and the former Persian Empire would likely bring a kind of regional World War III to fruition.'June 28 2011
The Daily Bell -- China and the West: One and the Same?
'Gone are the days when there was a great philosophical divide between East and West, or between the West's so-called democracies and "communism." Jiabao's speech could have been given by any functionary of the (hopefully tottering) EU. Or even have been delivered by someone from the US State Department. It tends to confirm once more the idea that the powers-that-be are working hard to smooth out differences between major powers. The rhetoric, philosophical overtones and ambitions are statist, but couched in the rhetoric of the marketplace. The idea is that the state sets parameters for capitalism, which then functions within that defined space. It is a kind of soft fascism, though one is never supposed to use the word "fascism." Additionally, in practice, it is not necessarily soft at all. The state is actually in charge of almost every facet of life and corporations, also artificial, statist entities, are merely the receptacles of state power and deliver it to "consumers."'
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