New World Order? No Way Out?: How the One-Percenters did it!
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Megalithic government, global companies and terrifying military might have systematically changed the structure of our society under our noses. They are clever, powerful and have no desire to stop until they control everything. Do not be complacent
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German Pastor, Martin Niemöller wrote the following words; First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Socialist. Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Trade Unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.
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Barter using only goods works if there is a coincidence of needs, and a whole unit of what I have, is worth the goods I want, to the other person. So, a medium of exchange solves these problems.
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Whatever is chosen is simply a place-holder for value. So, how do I acquire these place-holders? Well, I can produce something and sell them into the community for shells or beads or whatever, or I can give a service; my expertise or simply my human labour. The place-holders in this case have no intrinsic value. They have been chosen arbitrarily; they are currency.
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For something to be money it needs to satisfy specific criteria. Firstly, it needs to have intrinsic value in and of itself. Secondly, it needs to be easily divisible,
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Thirdly, it needs to be portable.
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Fourthly, it needs to be fungible. Fungibility is a quality that makes one gold coin the same as any other gold coin as far as intrinsic value and as a medium of exchange.
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Lastly, it must be physically durable and hold its value over time.
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Money has stability of value over time. Therefore, currency is simply a medium of exchange that is chosen arbitrarily and has no intrinsic value in and of itself. Money can be used as currency, but has intrinsic value as a commodity itself.
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It is an often used strategy of bankers to use war as a most lucrative source of profit. To have an individual in your debt is powerful, but to have a government in your debt is priceless. Often, in history, bankers will fund both sides of a war. This doubles their business, and as there was a tradition of the victors paying off the debts of the vanquished, the banks were always paid. Moreover, if a bank funds both sides of a war, they can keep the conflict going for a longer time, further increasing their profits and/or subsequent power.
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195 of the national central banks of the world. There are only 197 countries in the world, so the Rothschild family are controlling all but two of the world’s central banks; Cuba and North Korea.
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Number one on the list is ‘The New World Order’; a complete restructuring of humanity into a single entity, governed by a one-world government, policed by a one-world military and judged by a one-world court. And in this new society, depopulation is seen as of utmost importance to maintain a balance with nature.
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Many of their aims are readily available to read, but their rituals and motivations remain guardedly secret; why? It has been my experience that people hide their intentions for one of two reasons. 1. They are not sure that others will approve or 2. They fear that they will be stopped.
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a World Government. The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national auto-determination practiced in past centuries.”
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similarities in their aims are hard to ignore, and these aims seem anathema to the freedom of the hearts and minds of ordinary people.
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R. C. Christian.
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10 commandments; 1. Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature. 2. Guide reproduction wisely - improving fitness and diversity. 3. Unite humanity with a living new language. 4. Rule passion - faith - tradition - and all things with tempered reason. 5. Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts. 6. Let all nations rule internally resolving external disputes in a world court. 7. Avoid petty laws and useless officials. 8. Balance personal rights with social duties. 9. Prize truth - beauty - love - seeking harmony with the infinite. 10. Be not a cancer on ...more
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The complete restructuring of humanity into a single entity, governed by a one-world government, policed by a one-world military and judged by a one-world court.
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‘internationalists’ and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure - One World,
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People will put up with a lot as long as they believe they have no choice, but if they think that they can make it alone, that they do not need benevolent dictators, they not only develop a desire to be autonomous, but become resentful of anyone that gets in their way.
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And here is the catch that the banking families are still exacting on us today.
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this system of borrowing currency would insure that never-ending loans would be needed and the borrowers would live in perpetual debt.
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designed to keep the American colonies in a continuous subordinate state,
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misses the obvious intrinsic inequity in his forefathers ‘conquering’ America in the first place.
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quasi-religious church of money, Central Banks.
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‘Money’ must be portable, divisible, durable, fungible and have intrinsic value.
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traced back to village goldsmiths. These people made jewellery and other items from gold (and silver for silversmiths).
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The goldsmiths were happy to accommodate this practice as they could charge a storage fee.
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The paper receipts became currency backed by gold deposits.
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paper currency backed by gold, and counterfeiting this paper by producing more paper than there is gold. But there is another type of paper currency which is backed by nothing of intrinsic value. This currency, as opposed to gold-backed paper (or any other asset with intrinsic value) is called fiat currency.
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working for pieces of paper that are backed by nothing more than trust in your government to cover the amount printed on the notes you are being paid. It’s a good scam, isn’t it.
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since 1971. No national bank notes are covered by anything else than government promises.
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Central banks are unnecessary for the issuance of bank notes. The nation’s treasury can print them just as easily, and if they do, there will be no interest to pay on that currency. However, most if not all governments choose to have a privately owned central bank that loans the government currency. Remember that this is fiat currency so the central banks simply print the currency out of nothing. They do not need anything to back the paper.
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The central bank, who have no gold, silver or any other deposit of any value, simply sell pieces of worthless paper to the government who then have to repay that loan plus interest.
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Executive Order 11110. This order gave the US treasury the authority to print its own dollars backed by the national silver deposits.
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President Kennedy was cutting off the two revenue streams that were making the banking cartels the richest and most powerful people on the planet; the funding of war and the monopoly on currency creation with interest.
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The Federal Reserve (the current privately owned American Central Bank) is the third US central bank and the longest lasting.
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very powerful private banking cartel comprising of the Rothschild, Rockefeller, Warburg and Morgan families were dominating US policy making,
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Senator Nelson Aldrich, Frank Vanderlip of National City (Citibank), Henry Davison of Morgan Bank, and Paul Warburg of the Kuhn Loeb Investment House. Their agenda was to thrash out a new financial system, and at the centre would be America’s third central bank; the Federal Reserve.
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the invisible government by the Money Power, proven to exist by the Money Trust Investigation, will be legalized.…The
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“The new law will create inflation whenever the trusts want inflation. From now on depressions will be scientifically created.”
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Gold remains the enemy of the criminal bankers as it represents real money which they cannot control. Total control is both their ultimate goal and their means to achieve it.
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In a Capitalist society, free markets (supply and demand) are the driving force. In my opinion, this is true democracy. Each individual votes with their patronage. They buy from the suppliers they prefer. In a socialist society, the social will of the majority takes the driving seat.
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By this mechanism, free market forces drive competition and the pursuit of excellence. Therefore, if a business fails it is the will of the public voting with their wallets and favouring the businesses they believe are the best and offer the greatest value. Market forces - supply and demand. Yet our capitalist banking system is only treated as capitalist when they are making profits.
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if they lose, they are treated by the government as if we exist in a socialist system and are bailed out with tax payers’ money with the explanation that the banks are too big to fail. As one financial commentator said, ‘If they are too big to fail, they are too big’.
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a system where money is borrowed into existence from private central banks, the bailouts given to banking institutions simply increases the interest the nation has to pay. The government may technically hold the debt, but governments do not produce wealth; they only spend money.