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THE GAP BETWEEN TRUTH AND LIES
Grace Powers - July 25, 2010
Here is a personal email I just received from an activist friend of mine who is vacationing in London, England.
"Am having a good time here but feel a bit cut off at times as my sis and her friends are completely ignorant of all that's going on and when i try to talk about it she just cuts me off , pronto---really weird but her response is always quote "One doesn't know what to believe." "There have always been wars. It's mans nature." "What can we do about it anyway?" "I can't be bothered " ... so I've basicly given up and we talk about all kinds of trivia!!
This is precisely the complacent "there's nothing you can do about it" philosophy that sponsors the bankster crime families and their diabolical crimes against humanity.
Posted on July 7, 2010 by dvrabel
The gap between the truth vs. the lies that pass for truth in the media has never been so wide. But living a lie is very destructive, so it’s important to cross this gap. Today I want to clear up one of the most important lies reinforced by the media–the idea that we have sovereign countries.
No doubt most of you have heard of the sovereign debt crisis that so many countries are facing. We hear endless economists, reporters, and billionaire hedge fund raiders talk about it. But the phrase they use is "fictitious". It is a fabrication of the Ivy League, Wall Street, and erudite periodicals like the Financial Times of London. Sovereign debt is an impossibility. It cannot exist.
It seems ridiculous to point this out, but sovereign debt implies sovereignty. Right? Well, if countries are sovereign, then how could they be required to be in debt to private banking institutions? How could they be so easily attacked by the likes of George Soros, JP Morgan Chase, and Goldman Sachs? Why would they be subjugated to the whims of auctions and traders?
A true sovereign is in debt to nobody and is not traded in the public markets. For example, how would George Soros attack, say, the British royal family? It’s not possible. They are sovereign. Their stock isn’t traded on the NYSE. He can’t orchestrate a naked short sell strategy to destroy their credit and force them to restructure their assets. But he can do that to most of the other 6.7 billion people of the world by designing attack strategies against the companies they work for and the governments they depend on.
The fact is that most countries are not sovereign (the few that are - are being attacked by CIA/MI6/Mossad or the military). Instead they are "administrative districts" or "customers of the global banking establishment" whose power has grown steadily over time based on the math of the bond market, currently ruled by the US dollar, and the expansionary nature of fractional lending. Their cult of economists from places like Harvard, Chicago, and the London School have steadily eroded national sovereignty by forcing debt-based, floating currencies on countries. So let’s start being honest and stop describing their debt instruments as sovereign.
We long ago lost the free market envisioned by Adam Smith in the “Wealth of Nations.” Such a world would require sovereign currencies, i.e. currencies that are well-regulated rather than floating, and an asset rather than an interest-bearing debt. Only then could there be a “wealth of nations.” But now we have nothing but the “debt of nations.” The exponential math of debt by definition meant that countries would only lose their wealth over time and become increasingly indebted to the global central banking network.
So thanks to debt-based, free-floating currencies, the “wealth of nations” transitioned to the “debt of nations” which is now transitioning to the “death of nations.” The new world economic order with one currency, one banking system, one government, and one integrated corporate empire is on the horizon. Perhaps that’s a good thing, but if it were, why would the establishment concoct oxymorons like “sovereign debt” instead of telling the truth? That’s my only goal here–I think people can be trusted with the truth. Lies harm not only the population hearing them, but also the powerful people telling them.
Those powers have the best salesmen in the world, so why don’t they just sell the population on the truth? Apparently they don’t think you’d like it. Well now you have it. And it’s coming unless countries follow Iceland’s lead and recover their sovereignty. The choice is ours.
Our educational system has been intentionally dumbed down so nobody understands what you are saying.
I tell people that banking is legalized counterfeiting. The bankers are allowed to create our money which they cannot use to buy things in a store. But they are legally allowed to put their money into circulation by loaning it to government, to businesses and to us. They profit by collecting interest on the currency which they created. Please note that money does not just free to our Federal Reserve Notes but also to checking account money.
The other nations should not be looking forward to the system that is planned to replace this one. That’s how the new world strategists will suck people into their new system…rage for change will be redirected into a new form of enslavement. Most of those countries have been infiltrated by the anglo/american empire’s secret operatives and most of the governments play along with the empire’s game at the expense of their people. I hope the people can see this and start rejecting the politicians serving the system.
Michael, yes nations will reclaim sovereignty for now. But that’s in the plan. It will likely happen in a way that drives us to the new world system. Nations reclaiming sovereignty is exactly what Hitler did for Germany, and the horror of that phase of nationalism brought us to the “new world” of east vs. west and the global US dollar standard. We are at risk now of precisely the same thing…moving into a form of fascist nationalism which will repulse the world so much that they will demand another “new world” once it’s offered.
The key in the US is for the people to respond to this in a way that recovers their own sovereignty, their states’ sovereignty, and restores local communities rather than sitting back watching TV and cheering for another fascist nationalist who will claim to have the solution but will lead the people to destruction.
C. R. Black says: July 7, 2010 at 12:44 am
Two questions arise now that the problem is clearly defined.
1. What is the solution?
2. How do you fight the international banking cartel whose sole purpose is to enslave all of humanity with debt and interest?Bill Still in his Money Masters video gives a detailed discussion of how the debt masters have actually ruled the world since the 1600s. Their power and lie that money can be printed as debt, but not issued as constitutional currency directly has led to huge inflation, and now deflation and depression.
This will be the central issue of the coming decades and the war of minds as to how to fight the debt as money philosophy that the bankers skillfully have everyone believing must the fundamental way a society functions.
I will be anxious to read your future responses.
Max says: July 7, 2010 at 8:09 pm
“The fact is that most countries are not sovereign (the few that are are being attacked by CIA/MI6/Mossad or the military). And it’s coming unless countries follow Iceland’s lead and recover their sovereignty.” Mossad is attacking Iceland? Who knew?
pathrik says: July 11, 2010 at 1:18 am
What the world needs is a popular uprising. We tend to forget that in previous generations there were people rioting in the streets and university campuses were hotbeds of critical thinking of the economic order. Today populations are far too subservient of governments and corporate authority. Governments and corporations have become much more effective at thwarting popular dissent. Look at the recent G20 summit in Toronto.
There are all kinds of rumors, up here in Canada, that the government, through the police force, placed undercover agents into the crowds of protesters to act as ‘agent provocateurs’. Notice that the police left the burning car go for hours unattended. Many of the violent protesters were actually undercover cops. Why would the police do this? Because they know that violent and shrill demonstrations turn off the mainstream population and it distracts from whatever reasons most law abiding protesters are there for. The brazen attempt at brainwashing populations around the world may be showing some cracks with the current financial crisis. Lets hope so and that citizens around the world wake up!
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