Showing posts with label anti globalist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anti globalist. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2022

ALL the Georgia Guidestones are demolished! GREAT!

Athens Banner-Herald (Yahoo Archived): Georgia Guidestones site in Elbert County demolished after bombing damaged the monument.

The Georgia Guidestones were targeted for destruction early Wednesday by someone who apparently set off a bomb at the site in a rural area north of Elberton.

Later in the day, a backhoe toppled what remained of the Guidestones as Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents looked on. One agent said the explosion left the stones that remained standing too unstable.

Hit The Twitter thread.

Washington Examiner: Guidestones down.

This is, apparently, the early morning, initial destruction:

 

Part of Georgia Guidestones destroyed! YAY!

WXIA-TV Atlanta (Archived): Georgia Guidestones possibly damaged by explosion, reports say.

Authorities have multiple roads closed surrounding the area where the Georgia Guidestones are in Elbert County.

According to multiple people on social media, an explosion of sorts was heard in the area around 4 a.m. on Wednesday. Some shared images showing debris near the stones.

11Alive has reached out to police in Elberton, the Elbert County Sheriff's Office and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

The GBI did not confirm or deny our question about the explosion, but said they don't have any "releasable details yet."

95.5 WSB Atlanta: GBI investigating after parts of mysterious Georgia monument destroyed.

The people who funded the statue have never been publicly identified. The messages inscribed on the stones seem to advocate for population control, harmony with nature and internationalism, which has made them the object of conspiracy theories.

It’s unclear if the monument was targeted in an attack or if it was somehow damaged by natural causes.

"MUH GUIDESTONES! REEEEE!"

Good. Topple those fucking guidestones. Dissent IS Patriotic!

Oh, I bet I know how this happened. CERN was fired up on July 5. It's CERN's fault!🤣  

OR...a very gassy Stacey Abrams was nearby and broke wind.

Thursday, February 14, 2019

FEMA, Trump declares national emergency and Doctor Alvin Kurtzweil of The X-Files.

CBS News: FEMA Admin Brock Long resigns yesterday, Feb. 13.

NBC News: President Trump set to declare national emergency.

The exit of Mr. Long leaves Pete Gaynor as Deputy Admin, the Number Two man at FEMA.

Not connecting any dots together, but recall the words from the character Dr. Alvin Kurtzweil in the 1998 movie The X-Files: Fight the Future, from the clip:


Here's a very Dystopian Op/Ed at Philly.com, fanning fear over Trump declaring a "national emergency."

The Number One man in FEMA is gone. Within a day or two, Trump declares a national emergency. FEMA is without its primary director. Maybe that Op/Ed at Philly.com is looking good. "Trump Declares Self Emperor." The not-far future: "Trump Suspends 2020 Election." If it makes the heads of Liberals explode, I'm all for it.

Is there more to this than coincidence that the FEMA Admin resigned (due to  questions of Long's vehicle and transportation usage) and Trump isthisclose at declaring a national emergency?

Thoughts/Opinions on what's going on here? Was The X-Files right (again) with predictive programming or is this simply coincidental and creative fiction?

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Cash is the Bicycle of World Finance!

Relaxed, unhurried average reading time:  7-8m -  and I'm sorry about that. Originally this was two paragraphs and two links. It kind of took off on its own.

What's developing in the world of a cashless society? Would you want to give up using cash? I would hate a cashless society. Paying with cash is so easy and fast. Cash brings anonymity. Why does the government, or a business, need to know, to the penny, what we spend our money on? Going cashless is a giant step into a one-world government. Yeah, yeah...I know...I know...I know...


This is not a conspiracy. Why would anyone put 100% of their method of paying for things into one digital basket? Even more, why into cryptocurrency / digital cash? JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon says Bitcoin is a fraud that will blow up. (The Guardian, September 13, 2017).


Some excerpts from (the second link to) The Guardian:
“Cashless society” is a euphemism for a “bank payments society”, in which every transaction must be passed through a complex of banks, card companies, phone providers and payments apps.
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Ask a room of people to raise their hands if they wish to be able to use digital payment, and most will do so. But if you reframe the question as “Do you want to not have the option to use cash?” people are more hesitant. We like new options, but we don’t like having options removed.
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The digital payments industry tries to cast cash as the horse-drawn carriage of payments; but cash is the bicycle, more flexible, resilient and convenient in certain settings, especially informal ones.
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States having access to your payments data opens up potential for economic censorship.

[.]  Corporations too are drooling over the potential to monitor customer payment data.
"Honey...pay the sitter in Bitcoin."
"I'm doing the transaction right now!"

How much more of your personal life do you want to voluntarily turn over to corporations? Are we not market-profiled enough already? Is it that maybe Google or Facebook doesn't know enough about you?


Paying with cash is always quicker. Always. We've all been there, standing in the check-out line while someone at the register keeps passing their card into the slot, it beeps, for some reason payment is being rejected. 

Then comes the question everyone standing in line knew was coming from the confused (that deer-in-the-headlights look) payer, "Duhhhhhhhh, do I press 'debit' or 'credit'?"  Well, just how fucking long have you been using the card, and you still don't know which button to press, debit or credit? On the other hand, the person paying by cash is in and out for only as long as it takes to ring up the sale and make change, if required. "Next!"

The other day I linked to the Technocracy article on cryptocurrency and how it will enable Global Elitists. They're not going to limit themselves to one, single form of currency or means of exchange. But they will want the rest of the world to do so.

The Big Lie being told in trying to sell the public on government blockchains  goes something like this. GovCheck:
Blockchain is among the “next big, transformational technologies” being eyed for use by government in its ongoing quest to provide residents with easy, online access to services and transactions[.]
You caught that, right? Government blockchain control will provide citizens with easier online services and transactions. 

When has government ever done anything that made things easier? (I'll give you the electronic filing of income tax). When has government ever done anything that simplified our interaction with them?

When the government says what they're doing for us will make life easier, we can bet it will do just the opposite.


Anyone or any institution telling you blockchains are infallible is lying.

The cloud-based ledger ensures that records can’t be duplicated, manipulated or faked, and increased visibility in parts of the supply chain promotes an unprecedented level of trust.
Everything above said by the WEF is a lie. Why would anyone believe the WEF? They're the United Nations of world economy. Their vested interest in blockchain is controlling all global finance.

Blockchains are considerably safer than other electronic means of transactions, but - this is a semantics thing, some people don't like to admit blockchains can be "hacked" - they can be infiltrated, compromised and falsified. Huh - sounds like "hacked" to me.  

Of course vulnerabilities exist within blockchains, they're created by humans. Humans have flaws, and thus, anything created by humans will be flawed. In technology, all it takes to compromise a network is one, tiny exploitable flaw. In the time it takes you to read this post, I can assure you that MicroSoft will have issued two patches for a security flaw in one or more of its Operating Systems or for Internet Explorer.

Image: WikiCommons

Does the name Marcus Hutchins ring a bell? What about the name MalwareTech? He's the guy who stopped the WannaCry malware virus that attacked computer systems from Europe to the U.S. earlier this year.

Hutchins noticed the flaw; that all the WannaCry traffic was directed to an unregistered web domain. As soon as he purchased the domain - registering it as an active, "living" domain rather than the dormant domain it was - the malware was inactivated. The kill-switch was activating the domain. Pretty damn good critical thinking on his part, huh?

Some may argue it's inaccurate in comparing a viral  flaw to a blockchain flaw. Well, a flaw is a flaw. Virus, blockchain, power steering, canoe...if it's flawed, it's flawed.

This is one of the best articles (LINK RESTORED. I've LOST THE LINK, AM WORKING TO FIND IT AGAIN-DD)  that I've read on blockchains. It's a long, long  article, but it's darn good. I encourage you to do everything you can to make it through that article. It is worth downloading and reading at your leisure or to have for future referral.

The legend goes, that once a transaction is logged and completed within the blockchain (think of it as one 'cell' of many within a digital a ledger), that it cannot be modified, changed or imitated. But that's not true. A "cell" has been  retroactively changed. Or...hacked. It's much more difficult to compromise blockchain than our current technology in digital monetary security, but it's not fail-safe. Some of the more rigid and inflexible IT crowd cringe at "fail-safe", instead preferring the term "fault tolerant."

The biggest flaw - you already know this - is human fallibility. People are going to have to trust other people in any blockchain transaction. As in any situation involving humans, the degree of trustworthiness and the honesty of others always must be considered. And add human error to the list...it can't not happen.


Moving to a cashless society makes Asset Forfeiture  (already an all-too uncomplicated action) even easier and more pervasive. From BLF (Bigger Law Firm):
On July 19, the DOJ under Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced the resumption of federally adopted forfeitures, whereby local and state law enforcement to use federal law to seize cash and other property from people suspected of crimes, even if they are not charged.
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Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein defended the [Asset Forfeiture) program to reporters.

“This is not about taking assets from innocent people," [said Rosenstein].
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[Criminal defense attorney and professor at Virginia Commenweatlh [sic] University Matt C. Pinkser] states:

“No one objects to criminals losing their ill-gotten gains from their criminal activity. The problem is that for civil forfeiture, there is no requirement that a person is charged with a crime, let alone convicted.”

Pinsker explained that prosecutors need only show it is more likely than not that the asset being seized was involved in, contributed to or acquired through criminal activity.

 From The Sovereign Investor:
Seizures can be based on mere rumor, gossip, a police hunch, or self-serving statements from disreputable people with an axe to grind like anonymous paid informants[.]
It seems eliminating cash, and moving to only a digital form of currency, would expand the Black Market.

Will we have to depend on criminal elements and drug cartels to keep cash alive?

We've seen in movies and television a drug lord being paid by a bank-to-bank transfer or "wire". This is an entirely different animal than an electronic funds transfer (EFT) based on virtual currency.

In other words, what's being transferred isn't the dollar or the Euro or the pound. A cashless digital transfer is an amorphous exchange of a form of currency devoid of physical representation taking place in the ether .

Medium.com, writing about cryptocurrency, points to the encryption "keys" needed by the parties involved in digital currency transactions:
A private key is a tiny bit of code that is paired with [algorithms] for text encryption and decryption.
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As the term suggests, private keys are intended to be secret, and is shared only with the key’s initiator, ensuring security.
Insider trading isn't supposed to happen, but it does. Why? People can't keep secrets.

A digital key "secret" code is secure only up to the point of a bribe or a criminal, embezzler or hacker threatening the other party. "We've abducted your family/son/daughter...give us the code or watch your family die." Gee, how long do you think that that code will remain "secret"?

Where, when and how this ends, I don't know. If I did, I guess I could parlay that info into becoming a wealthy man. Personally, I don't think any of the Seven Trumpets of the Book of Revelation have blown, signaling the coming of the Mark of The Beast, but who knows?

I don't know about you, but on this issue of a cashless society, if I have to depend on drug lords, cartels, criminals and hackers, I'll take any ally I can get who wants to keep the bicycle of world finance alive and well.
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Although this has been proofread several times, grammar/punctuation/ typos may occur. Consult your doctor if these symptoms persist.
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Grammar clarifier; fixed typo 9/15/2017

Monday, July 31, 2017

Real ID Act a Step to the New World Order? Part 3: Test Tube Experiences in Venezuela, Greece, India. U.S. Chaos in less than 6 hours.

This post has been sitting in my "Draft" folder since January.

The recent developments in Venezuela prompted me to wrap up and publish this part in what, I guess, has become a continuing series.

The REAL ID Act, the economies of Venezuela, Greece and India, to name but three countries among others, all diverge and converge into this currency-less New World Order and One Global Government controlled by the likes of the Rothschild Family who are the new owners of Greece.

Venezuela is in the midst of an economic and political downfall. CNN:
Venezuela was a powerhouse of South America in the 1990s. Former President Bill Clinton made it his first stop on a trip to the region in 1997.

But inequality grew extreme. A small elite class controlled everything while the increasingly impoverished masses fumed.
Read that last sentence again. And again.

A "small elite class" like...the Rothschilds? The Rockefellers? The oligarchs. You think that a small elite group wouldn't want to run the global economy from the thrones of a One World Government?

What's an oligarch to do if not control global financial domination? Political domination? Spending every day hunting humans with Queen Beatrix would eventually get boring. Abdicating the throne for your son makes a good cover story rather than doing the perp walk..

Human hunting by the ultra-rich could become an acceptable sport. The Mirror:
[Daniel Wright, senior lecturer in tourism at the University of Central Lancashire in a paper for the scientific journal Futures], outlined a world ravaged by economic and ecological disasters , leading to overpopulation and a huge gap between rich and poor.
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Hunting humans as an underground sport
could happen as early as 2100, the report suggests, but becoming an authentic tourism experience by 2200.

Of course the world will have to take a turn for the worse to reach a situation where rich people can hunt poor people for sport.
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Ecological disasters mean not enough food or land to support the population and megarich tourists hunting the poor to keep the numbers down but as sport too.

Wright, outlining his future vision, added: "During these activities the oppressive mega-rich carry out vacations to purposely slaughter humans, with the 'claimed' aim to reduce population size, but an element of perverse thrill and excitement was said to be fuelling [sic] the demand."
And I thought that "Hostel" was just a movie.

Yeah...man's inhumanity to man...that's never happened before.
Viet Cong execution
Let's back up a bit and return to Venezuela. Their financial and political roller coaster has had more media coverage than Greece. Rothschild banks are in both Venezuela and Greece. 

The streets of Venezuela are a war zone.

Venezuelan political candidate José Félix Pineda was assassinated prior to the election.

And Venezuela has been in the grip of food shortages for quite some time.

And for a "cashless" system, well, not working out so great in India.

India's Central Rothschild Bank is now reaching blockchain main street. And for all the hoopla over blockchain...it IS NOT 100% safe, secure and immune from hacking. Nothing is.

"None of this can happen here is the U.S., Dave. Enough with the conspiracy theories." Just because a theory is conspiratorial in nature doesn't negate the fact that there may be truth behind it. Ten years ago I would have laughed at all the items in a post like this and assign it to the Tin Foil Hat Brigade. No more.


Six hours, or less. That's all it would take. Six hours or less of coast-to-coast rolling blackouts. Not even that---if the grid(s) that maintain energy for the majority of eastern states, along with NYC meaning Wall Street especially, crashed and burned...no ATM's, no access to banks and limited ability in communications (no landline or cell service available, no internet access, maybe no access to television or radio)...the U.S. would become unstable in less than three hours. Those "dry run" tests of the Emergency Broadcast System aren't there to advance preparedness and our awareness. They are done to program us for the day the broadcast is no longer a "test". The Government Red Panic Button.

As power outages continue westward, across the country - again in the span of 3-6 hours - say hello to empty supermarket shelves, gasoline rationing, food rationing, freeways being parking lots, the Martial Law, the looting, the rioting, travel restrictions - - - take the state the country was in the weeks after September 11 and amplify it nationally - - - - and the U.S. would be national mayhem.

One need look no further than how society behaves on Black Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, when people will run over other people to save $100 on a HD TV. Mass panic.

"This is only a test."
In Part 2 of the Real ID Act, my focus was on the actual ID card itself, a so-called "Enhanced Driver's License" that really is a Federal National ID.  I can't believe that the entire USA population isn't raising hell with this and voiced so little opposition to it. The Real ID Act is the camel's nose under the tent. From there, folks, it's just a short walk into the New World Order (NWO).

As I asked in Part 2, "what if I refuse one?"  Further, will a newborn baby be issued a National ID the minute they are born, just as they are issued a Social Security Number?

A baby or child who IS NOT OF DRIVING AGE can't really be issued an "Enhanced Driver's License," so by default, the ID they are issued becomes a "FEDERAL NATIONAL ID CARD."  To quote President Trump, "This is Nazi Germany."

What would you be able to do if you refused a REAL ID? Pretty much, nothing. The ACLU: 
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, in charge of administering the law, has boasted about the potential of Real IDs to regulate voting, gun ownership, immigration, and Social Security and other federal benefit programs.
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People would need them to function normally, making Real IDs America's first-ever national ID cards.
"People would need them to function...NORMALLY."  Do you want DHS regulating our voting system? Where are the fucking Liberal politicians, you know - the ones who advocate so much for individual rights to privacy - when you need them? Oh, they say the want to protect out privacy but we know it's nothing but their political propaganda.

Will we have to look to the illegal drug cartels for advocacy in lobbying against a "currency-less" society? I hardly think drug cartels want to be fucking around with cryptocurreny when, once again, there is no 100% guarantee in the complete safety of only digital currency. Do you think the Global Elitists will limit their method of financial transactions to only one manner?

All of these issues tie together. I call this the Economic Test Tube Experiment. This consists of initiating a manufactured and severe financial, political and economic crisis on a country.  It observes how the public reacts and to what degree (panic, hysteria, etc).  And some solution is offered, but usually to the detriment of the country (financially) or its people (financial, health care, human rights, you name it).

The Test Tube experiments will continue in smaller countries until The Wanna-Be-Ruling Globalists unleash their plan for co-opting the U.S. economy.

2008 Black Friday Trample

Greece  

The downturn of the economic condition of Greece started in the autumn of 2009. 

Greece was heavily laden with debt, years of unrestrained spending, dropped to new lows as the global community financial condition fell in virtually every country and had its credit rating downgraded.

Banks in Greece closed, some for weeks, and the amount of what a person could withdraw from the bank was capped.

Do these conditions sound familiar or remind you of any other country?

Venezuela

The global decrease in oil prices hit hard.  U.S. companies with business interests with Venezuela, such a General Motors and Merck Co. had billions of dollars of losses. So did Ford. And Pepsi.

Food became extinct, local stores and supermarket shelves empty with a growing riots from the people.

According to Mauro Roca, senior economist at Goldman Sachs:
“The temporary relief in PDVSA (Venezuela’s state-owned oil company ) external debt payments becomes even less relevant when considering total external debt payments faced by both Venezuela and PDVSA
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...[the] sovereign [debt] and PDVSA still jointly face an average yearly debt service commitment of $8.7bn until 2020.”
Venezuelan President Nicola Maduro's economic policies have been mostly consistent with those of previous El Presidente Hugo Chavez. When crude oil was much more expensive, it gave the illusion of a more economic solvent Venezuela than reality.  The falling price of oil devastated their economy, or, more accurately, the rest of the economy that wasn't propped up by the high oil prices.

From a January 26, 2015 NY Times Op/Ed:
On Wednesday, the International Monetary Fund that Venezuela’s economy would contract 7 percent in 2015, which could force Mr. Maduro’s government to default on its loans or significantly curtail the subsidized oil his country provides to allies in the Caribbean, including Cuba.
In 2014, General Motors and Ford combined wrote off $710 million.

Now, maybe it's just me, but I find it difficult to believe there won't be some type of reciprocation from the governments of these countries back to the corporations for their compassionate "debt forgiveness." When was the last time Citi, or Uncle IRS Sam, forgave your debt? What are these countries giving up in exchange for the "debt forgiveness"? 

On December 15, 2016 CNN reported that Venezuela's new currency still had not arrived. As a point of interest, in the preceding link, reporter Paula Newton refers to Venezuela's economic crisis as "years in the making [for] this SOCIALIST government."  (A CNN reporter actually calling a country "Socialist"? Impressive. CNN's probably fired her by now.)

And a December 13, 2016 notes The Wall Street Journal:
Anyone wanting to exchange the worthless bills after that will have 10 days to submit them at the central bank after being questioned by the secret police, Mr. Maduro said in an unexpected announcement on Sunday.
The economic problems in Venezuela, Greece, India and with The UK Brexit, are all enhanced experiments within various test tubes.  The ultimate goal is to crash the U.S. economy, which wouldn't take much. The next step is to make digital currency the law of the land, eliminating cash.

Cash brings with it anonymity. And our Federal Government can't handle this, they want to know where every dime of our money goes.

And consider how much simpler it will be for the government - any government - to freeze all assets of someone when all money transactions are only made only with digital currency.

Once the U.S. experiences a man-made catastrophic economic crash, we'll be told, "digital money is so much more secure. You have until [INSERT DATE HERE] to redeem your currency for the new, U.S. Digital Dollar."

This is all coming to America.  A cashless society and a giant step to a NWO and One-World Global Government.

To be continued at a future point.
Image: Gallery Hip
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Revised minor punctuation 7/31/2017

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

France Elects Emmanuel Macron

Emmanuel Macron will be the next president of France. IBD:
Macron won by 65.5% to 34.5% according to projected results.
Macron has told his supporters he wanted to "calm people's fears, restore France's confidence, and gather all its people together to face the immense challenges that face us in the future".
Emmanuel Macron















Macron, in his celebratory speech thanking his supporters, said, " I will see to it that once again, the great country of France is steered deeply, irrevocably, into a boiling cauldron of Socialism, the likes of which the world has never seen."

Or something like that.

Monday, April 24, 2017

Emmanuel Macron vs Marine Le Pen For French Presidency

It's Marcon vs Le Pen for France's presidential election. From The Telegraph:
Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen will fight for the French presidency after the country's two main parties crashed out of the first round for the first time since the founding of the Fifth Republic in 1958.

In a seismic shift in French politics, estimations from partial results put Mr Macron, an independent centrist, top on 24 per cent, with Ms Le Pen, the far-Right Front National leader, just behind on just under 22 per cent.
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The Socialist Party's official candidate Benoît Hamon came sixth with a paltry 6.2 per cent of the vote[.]
Ha! Hamon is France's version of Bernie Sanders!

"The French, they love me like they love Jerry Lewis - I tell ya!"










Globalization is over, is Le Pen's vision.  ABC News:
 "The French must take advantage of this historical opportunity offered to them, because what is at stake here is the wild type of globalization endangering our civilization."