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The Greatest Calamity The World Has Ever Known
The year is 2010 and to anyone not in denial, the industrialized nations have entered the greatest calamity the world has ever known:
- 35 Million Americans on Food Stamps: 12 Percent of U.S. Population on Food Stamps Highest Since Records Kept in 1969, and that’s before the Obama administration announced a planned three-year budget freeze on government discretionary spending. (My Budget 360)
- 18 Million empty houses in the United States and 39 million Americans who are no longer working or looking for work, and that’s before Federal Reserve finishes rewriting the rules of American “capitalism” as US Housing, the Automobile Industry and the American Dream are dismantled. (The 31-Year-Old in Charge of Dismantling G.M., David E. Sanger)
“There are now well over 150 million Americans who feel stress over these things on a consistent basis. Over 60 percent of Americans now live paycheck to paycheck.” (The Economic Elite vs. People of the USA, David DeGraw)
In an effort to explain our escalating financial crisis, the American Nightmare (an Environmental Dream), the “experts” are under the erroneous impression that the Fed "missed" the warning signs leading up to the October 2008 meltdown.
The pundits are focusing their angst on the 44th POTUS, who might very well go down as the single most inept president in all of American history. (How to Squander the Presidency in One Year, David Michael Green)
Barack Obama is not inept, greedy or stupid and he isn’t one of “us”.
He rose from obscurity to power with his top economics adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, the co-founder of David Rockefeller's Trilateral Commission and he travels in the same circles as other members of the super-secret Skull & Bones Society at Yale University, who pretend to be running for president every four years.
The decision to have Obama preside over the greatest financial calamity since the Great Depression was made five years ago; the November election was a formality. (Why Joseph Biden will be the Next Vice President of the United States)
To believe otherwise, is to ignore the Bradley/Palin effect and the decision by John McCain to wait until his concession speech to shed the image of a nasty "grumpy old man."
In September 2008, when the Obama campaign seemed to be slumping and their candidate's long-standing lead in the polls had evaporated, the senator's supporters openly worried that a potential victory might be slipping away. Then, providence joined the campaign: The failure of the giant investment bank Lehman Brothers followed by a global financial meltdown in the month of October.
“Things do not happen. Things are made to happen.” John F. Kennedy
And, “speaking of change”, the escalation of the war in Afghanistan and Iraq and his policies on Guantanamo, state secrets, renditions, executive power, bailouts and the stimulus packages are for the most part identical to those of George W. Bush.
However, the policies at the Federal Reserve have changed inexplicably, monumentally and historically:
As of October 2008, the men behind the Federal Reserve, all connected to the House of Rothschild, are no longer giving up what’s left of their real wealth so the middle class can live the American Dream, a nightmare for the planet.
Brian Deese, special assistant to president Obama for economic policy, in his first government position, shuffles back and forth from the West Wing to the Treasury Department (Federal Reserve) rewriting the rules of American “capitalism” as he dismantles the US Housing, Automobile Industry and the American Dream. (The 31-Year-Old in Charge of Dismantling G.M., David E. Sanger)
Deese’s First Rule: Withdraw Credit and Liquidity:
Causing spending to fall even further, forcing companies to cut back on inventory and staff - Creating even more unemployment…263,000 jobs eliminated bringing the total to 39 million Americans who are no longer working or looking for work. (The September Employment Rate is 90%)
And that’s before the recently announced “planned three-year budget freeze on government discretionary spending.”
Capitalism never made sense
“The Fed didn’t miss anything; the October meltdown was an inside job”
Professor Ebeling, the Ludwig von Mises professor of Economics at Hillsdale College, understood something was wrong when he wrote, "The perverse development and evolution of historical capitalism, the institutions necessary for a truly free-market economy have been either undermined or prevented from emerging."
But when he claimed, "It is the principles and the meaning of a free-market economy that must be rediscovered" in order to overcome the burden of historical capitalism and save liberty, he should have written that principles must be rediscovered in order to prevent the planet from attempted murder (ecocide).
American "capitalism" and our consumer economy never made economic, environmental or common sense—unless the goal was ecocide.
Capitalism and a not-so-free market economy based on consumer products, that is, products we are manipulated to want, not need, was never sustainable. Consumers consume…the resources of the planet.
Who is Responsible?
The “experts” are under the impression this is the natural order of things.
Allegedly, this is another “example” of the private credit monopoly of rich and predatory moneylenders that “prey upon the people of the United States” for the benefit of themselves. [1]
“For the benefit of the middle class is a more accurate statement.”
The people responsible for the October collapse, our Federal Reserve, also get credit for the windfalls of “Monopoly Money”, created out of thin air, which financed our consumer society.
Those predatory moneylenders gave the middle class the highest standard of living in the world.
Recall when the American economy appeared headed into a recession at the end of the dot-com bubble, the Federal Reserve began slashing short- term interest rates until they reached a historically low one percent. The move re-inflated the economy by allowing homeowners to extract $750 billion in equity from their homes—up from $106 billion in 1996—and apply the dollars toward a multitude of consumer items and other credit card debt.
As interest rates plummeted and alleged home equity artificially soared, buyers were able to afford first and second homes, and they did it by taking out risky mortgages with "teaser rates" similar to those offered by the credit card industry. Even as interest rates adjusted upward, the sponsoring banks used complicated financial derivatives to resell the risky mortgages as "asset-backed paper."
As housing prices edged downward and mortgage rates inched upward, the recession was put on hold with the help of an astonishing 10 to 12 credit card offers per month being delivered to some consumer mailboxes. The credit card companies issued 1.5 billion cards to 158 million cardholders and promised an improbable zero percent interest—some deals for up to 18 months. (Similar to mortgage debt, the credit card debt is put into pools also known as derivatives that are then resold to investment houses, other banks and institutional investors.)
Thank those rich and predatory moneylenders for the short-term interest rates and the liquidity that allowed the debt to be pooled, sold and resold.
But blame them because our hyper-shopping has wreaked havoc on the planet.
Who is Behind the Federal Reserve?
Rockefeller, Kuhn, Loeb and Morgan—all connected to The Global Financial Elite (TGFE), direct the Federal Reserve to create money out of thin air.
The process that the Federal Reserve, or any bank, uses to create money “consists of making an entry in a book, that is all,” said Graham Towers, governor of the Bank of Canada. “Each and every time a bank makes a loan (a debt) . . . new bank credit is created—brand new money.”
Money used to pay for the Industrial Revolution, orchestrate the Great Depression, the stagflation of the 1970’s, the dot-com and the housing market bubbles, resulted in 60 years of unprecedented prosperity for the middle class.
These scoundrels at the beginning of the 20th century, owned or controlled one-sixth of the world’s real wealth: raw materials, commodities, copper, iron ore, petroleum, lead, silver and gold.
So how do they get rich exchanging real wealth for about $500 trillion of the Monopoly money they printed?
They don’t, they are the losers, not the middle class!
Remember those trees we chopped down so just about anyone in America could afford their dream house, or those mountains we blew up so we could have that fat station wagon in our driveway? All of those resources “now used up”, were once owned or controlled by the robber barons of our history books.
Their real wealth, not yours or mine has been "cut, mined and hauled away so Americans could trash the planet with houses, second houses, cars, RVs, TVs and DVDs— the cheap stuff we associate with the good life that put the planet on the downward spiral to ecocide. (Dem Bones is Connected To De Debt Bone)
The middle class should be thanking those scoundrels for all that "stuff"—but blame them for conning us into trashing the planet.
The Story of Stuff
The Story of Stuff, an animated video about the underside of our consumer society, believes the scoundrels are a bloated corporation sporting a top hat with a dollar sign etched on its front.
Film narrator, Annie Leonard argues our environmental damage is the result of the greedy corporations externalizing costs (shift them onto the public and the environment) so they can make more money.
But that premise is contradicted on film when Annie stands in line to buy a radio for $4.99 and correctly realizes the price couldn’t possibly capture the cost of the radio but incorrectly concludes that the greedy corporations pollute the environment so they can make more profit. [2]
If profits were the motive, then why wasn’t the radio $5.99? A price anyone would consider a "throw away" or loss leader.
We have come to believe that everything wrong in America is about someone getting rich while we are getting swindled.
That our economy runs on profits is a true statement, but imagine how much those moneygrubbers would have made if the radio was $5.99.
That $1.00 would be 100% pure profit.
The swindlers and scoundrels downward-manipulate the costs of what was in 1910 their real wealth:
Raw materials, commodities, copper, iron ore, petroleum, lead, silver and gold, to industry at prices lower,
not higher as you would expect, so the corporations can still make a profit selling you a radio for $4.99.
Downward manipulation is an uneconomic aberration discovered in the precious metals market by the noted silver analyst Ted Butler.
We are conditioned to believe that prices are always inflated so the greedy corporations can make more money but Ted Butler’s research confirmed the price of silver has been manipulated to stay at the $4-5 price range for years. The beneficiaries of this type of manipulation are the consumers since industrial users can sell their products cheaply and still make a profit. (The Myth of the "Free" Enterprise Economic System)
Behind every consumer society is the reality of a credit-based monetary system and a fiat currency. Behind every fiat currency is a Federal Reserve or a Central Bank controlled by The Global Financial Elite including, Rockefeller, Kuhn, Loeb and J.P. Morgan, Ted Butler’s prime suspect in the “ongoing intentional not accidental” great crime of keeping the price of silver low so consumers can buy a lot more ‘radio’ (silver) for their dollar.” (The Real Story, Theodore Butler, Silver But No Silver Lining)
Annie should be asking herself why those scoundrels intentionally sold their raw materials cheaply so just about everyone could afford the American Dream, a nightmare for the Planet.
Ecocide Results in Cognitive Dissonance
The premise that anyone would intentionally damage the planet, which future generations will inherit, results in Cognitive Dissonance (CD). CD is the discomfort felt at the discrepancy between what you already know or believe, and new information or interpretation that contradicts a strongly held belief system.
But what if the attempted murder of the environment was the goal from the beginning and not the unintended consequence?
Then we were "conned" into shopping for stuff to intentionally because The Global Financial Elite are in a metaphysical war with mother-earth (Gaea) and hope to attain immortality in the New World Order. [3]
Now the world around you will finally make sense.
Hot, flat, and crowded Thomas L. Friedman will finally know what planet George W. Bush is on.
Bush lost the war on terrorism and the war in Iraq, but is winning the war waged on the environment.
Dubya was deadly serious about Ecocide when, after rejecting the global climate change targets of the July 2008 G8 summit, he said, "Goodbye, from the (then) world's biggest polluter." China is now the world’s biggest polluter, Meat, Milk and Motors: The New China Syndrome
Ecocide Eliminates the Stupid Explanations
We see the collapse of GM and Chrysler as the result of failed public policy, government action, inaction and conclude the leadership is inept, arrogant or just "stupid" because only Ecocide could explain an industry that failed to keep up with the competition and adjust to new market demands.
Did Detroit forget the Volkswagen Beetle was the most successful car in history?
An incredible 21,529,464 Beetles were produced with the same body style and the same taillight (World's 5 Most Successful Cars).
The policies and decisions for the last 31 years aren’t inept or stupid if the goal was pollution.
The Beetle as a mobile pollution device was a failure. Its effects on the environment were minimal compared to the Detroit lineup of egocentric gas-guzzlers, all designed with a different taillight and eco-unfriendly accessories.
The “Evil” Federal Reserve made sure that shiny new automobile with the V8 engine, chrome wheels and bumpers was so cheap just about everyone in America could afford the mobile pollution device of their dreams.
Ecocide Explains Why Alaska is in the Picture
Most analysts point to the oil shock of the mid-1970s, set off by the Arab oil embargo of 1973 as the turning point for the US economy and automobile industry.
Why didn’t our then-President Richard Nixon and the rest of the U.S. government promote mass transit, renewable energy, and high-mileage vehicles?
Because the objective that makes the most sense was to disturb 800 miles of the most pristine country in Alaska with the Trans-Alaska Pipeline.
In 2008 we had a similar shock when $4.50 a gallon gasoline convinced Americans they should give up their last Arctic wilderness (U.S. Economy in Free Fall, Why is the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve in this picture?).
Ecocide Explains why Electricity is so Cheap
Electricity radically transformed and expanded our energy use. To a large extent, electricity defines modern technological civilization and made the Industrial Revolution and therefore our consumer society possible.
Electric power arrived barely a hundred years ago, but high costs and the Great Depression dried up most investment capital and delayed electric service to rural Americans until President Franklin Roosevelt signed into law the Rural Electrification Administration (REA) in 1935.
The REA loaned money created by the Federal Reserve at low interest rates and helped to set up electricity cooperatives.
Historically, energy is priced below its actual environmental and social cost in order to create excessive demand and discourage conservation. In other words such pricing diminishes the value of energy to users and causes them to use it irresponsibly and increase the amount of pollution coal-fired plants generate.
Why is electricity priced so cheap that "only the rich can afford to burn candles"?
Because cleaner alternatives like wind, solar or even natural gas don’t require mining companies to use dynamite to blast away 800 to 1,000 feet of 500 mountaintops and bury over 1200 miles of rivers and streams. [4]
Ecocide explains why 54% of electricity comes from the most abundant raw energy, coal and is the dirtiest source of power for much of the world. Coal-fired plants harm wildlife, generate smog, soot, acid rain, global warming, toxic air emissions and require billions of gallons of our most precious resource—water.
He Ruined the Country
The private credit monopoly of rich and predatory moneylenders do not “prey upon the middle class” to get rich.
You don’t become wealthier by exchanging gold, silver and raw materials for about $500 trillion of the Monopoly money you print.
Moneylenders created the middle class and then conned us into trashing the planet because Ecocide was the goal not the unintended consequence.
American "capitalism" and our consumer economy make perfect sense if the goal was the attempted murder of the planet.
Maybe ecocide is what Woodrow Wilson meant when he confessed that he "ruined the country."
Footnotes:
[1] Congressman Louis T. McFadden, Chairman of the House Banking & Currency Committee, speech on the floor of the House of Representatives, June 10, 1932.
[2] “Corporations Rule the World”, David Korten (1995): “If some portion of the cost of producing a product are borne by third parties who in no way participate in or benefit from the transaction, then economists say the costs have been externalized and the price of the product is distorted accordingly.
[3] Ecuador Approves New Constitution: Voters Approve Rights of Nature, Mari Margil, Associate Director The Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund. An Ominous Drilling Sign for the Truth
[4] On March 25, Democrats introduced legislation that would prohibit the dumping of mining waste into streams. More than one million acres of Appalachia have already been affected by this practice, Senator Alexander says, "An estimated 1,200 miles of headwater streams have been buried under tons of mining wastes. More than 500 mountains have been impacted, and homes have been ruined and drinking water supplies contaminated" (Enviros Win Injunction Against Mountaintop Removal Mining).
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2010-03-11 11:43:51 |71.105.67.xxx| Peter Thottam - The British Crown, Vatican, Israel, Jesuits and Go
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2010-03-11 21:23:47 |99.243.184.xxx| Jefferson's Ghost - Dollars were a necessary evil for gold money
The development of fiat, debt based money, free-floating was a prerequisite to free floating gold currency that is measured in real-time, where the dollar acts as a measure for bullion weight. Without the evolution through fiat currency, real-time gold backed digital currency would not have been possible.
Give thanks for that "necessary evil".The historical problem with gold currency SYSTEMS of the past was simply poor liquidity.
Rising trade value and real-time digitization of fully backed gold title (as currency) solves the issue. What the public does not realize is that the implementation must be market driven and bottom-up to change the power structure. It cannot be a top-down endevour. The elite know this so they only support the gold-as-money movement by carrying "the stick" (inflation). They know "the script" and play their part well. Buy gold. we are all playing the same game in the "investment leg" toward monetization.
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2010-03-11 21:34:33 |216.106.109.xxx| Robert Burch - Wow
Gawd, take another pill. Maybe it'll go away.
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2010-03-11 22:47:34 |64.12.116.xxx| Frank - Apocolyptic millenialism
The whole thing was planned at the end of the 19th century to set up for the second coming (or the 12th imam or whatever) in 2000. France and Germany both went off the gold standard in 1909 and introduced fiat currencies. The only reason to have central bank and fiat currency is to pay for war. The USA was conned into the same situation just in time for WW1 to create the NWO. The elites set the conditions for a huge run up in population that would provide the economic prosperity and the 2% of geniuses needed to develop the medical technologies necessary to create immortality for themselves. It does not seem to be working out but their time is up and all of it is falling apart of its own economic weight.
Does this all sound silly? IMO it is no more silly than your explanation.
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2010-03-12 01:29:21 |67.142.130.xxx| Peter Klopfenstein - Nothing New
This is nothing new and we all know that this must be true to large extent. Most people go into deny mode, because to face the truth would mean they with others would have to do something about it or face the obvious fact that they are cowards and weaklings.
Hence divide and conquer works almost every time. However, we can beat D & C by recognizing we are in this together and recognizing they cant make us do anything against our combined wills. The key is to not be divided by inflamatory lies and propaganda designed to fragment resolve and purpose.
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2010-03-12 04:53:35 |67.170.45.xxx| Chuck Spears - What is this BS?
ecocide? so "they" are choosing the most destructive to get rich even if its not the most profitable? just for the fun of it?
this article is dildos
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2010-03-12 06:44:45 |24.83.176.xxx| Bart klein Ikink - We should concentrate on solutions
To be honest, this piece does not make sense to me. Anyway the economic system is destroying the living conditions on Earth, that is for sure. Why should people drive in cars (and burn fossil fuels) to jobs that do not produce anything (like the financial sector, government, consultancy, law, and so on). They could work at home and most of them we do not need at all if thing were organised better.
Furthermore if the government tries to support the use of renewable energy, it will become a mess of bureacracy and subsidies of inefficient technologies. The market should do the job. This is possible in another financial system that is also far more efficient.
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2010-03-12 10:12:28 |69.12.237.xxx| Russ Smith - FREE MARKET GOLD!!!
Hello!!, All:
While working on my van my mechanic said: "What prevents the US Gov. from having whatever # of $$'s they want printed at almost zero cost, in order to buy whatever amount of gold on the FREE market they so choose to buy anytime they decide to buy gold?" Who'se gonna stop any of the fiction fiat money producers from following suit? After all, without lifting a single finger to do any useful work, they have the money creating monopolies to do this don't they? Why would they care about the price of gold, when they can buy it foever on the cheap using fiat paper? On the other hand those of us who are not unemployed work our #%&*% off daily, so they can restrain our buying power through their inflations which causes us to create higher costs across the board to all those buying our labor, products and/or services? Why should "they" care about what our economies of the past have been or what they shall be in the future, as long as they retain their fiat money creating monopolies through our collective acceptance of their illicit practices? Isn't this a way for the money creators to monopolize the worlds' main monetary resources such as the precious metals at rock bottom prices....they only need whatever amount of paper it takes to buy whatever; while the rest of us have to first of all "work" for ours?
These fiat money guys are constantly geting their names in the local papers; while nobody even knows who we are do they? It's like we're looking up to the international collection of thieves for our eternal mentorship on how life will be but why don't we instead ponder how life can be without them, because their names in the local paper only means one thing to me: significant press for the thieves and robber barrons whose names should only be displayed on their rollcalls at the prisons where they belong. We're a great jawboning society to them I'm sure; while again, whenever they choose to do so, they can buy more gold with their paper which by the economic laws of cause & effect erodes the buying power of our earmed $$'s earned out of not fiction but everyday required work, so we can pay all the taxes they ask us to pay from the industry of all our collective labors working for others for our daily bread. Think about it this way: you work; then you get a paycheck and hand it over to the "intellectual loafers society" worldwide who can get rich off of us for FREE and they don't even as much as bat an eyelash!!Russ Smith, California
resmith@wcisp.com
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2010-03-12 10:58:14 |99.227.11.xxx| AMS - Graham Towers, Bank of Canada 1939
It would be helpful to have cited some sources for the sake of clarity. The most glaring for me is the paraphrase from 1939 by the Governor of the Bank of Canada.
Art Carney is the current Governor. His immediate predecessor was David Dodge.
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2010-03-12 11:42:08 |64.180.199.xxx| Anonymous - re: Graham Towers, Bank of Canada 1939AMS wrote:It would be helpful to have cited some sources for the sake of clarity. The most glaring for me is the paraphrase from 1939 by the Governor of the Bank of Canada.
Art Carney is the current Governor. His immediate predecessor was David Dodge.
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2010-03-12 16:23:12 |69.110.3.xxx| Dumb Consumer
If the goal is ecocide, why not just nuke us?
No, the ecocide is a consequence of selfish people who have no social conscience.
They sell their raw materials at below the cost of production in order to make the cost of entry prohibitive for anyone thinking about competing against them. Just like farming, they want to drive out the small and concentrate wealth and power in a few strong hands. Nothing new here.
These things we consume are not just fantasy items that we have been brainwashed into purchasing. Our lives are infinitely more comfortable and entertaining than any previous generation on this planet.
But it is true that for the most part we don't consider the environment when making purchases.
This is the fault of the media. The concentration of media that began under Clinton is directly to blame for the acceleration of our downfall. The downfall was inevitable based on our lifestyle but Clinton's Telecommunications Act policy enabled the Circus. I'm afraid Obama is preparing us for the Bread.
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2010-03-12 18:49:18 |66.91.214.xxx| Milton Bradley - Yawn
Another Marxist tirade by a Subaru driveing
self proclaimed genius. The middle class must
surely believe they are in heaven for oweing twice the amount of currency on their now devalued homes and when added to the compunded mortgage interest it comes out to roughly ten times the sale value. Hmmmm, those pour rich people and politicians have given up somebody elses resources to make total debt serfs out of the entire population of the Western world. Gee,
they really lost out on that one. Dumb ass
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2010-03-12 20:58:16 |216.83.138.xxx| hardrock
Robert, You are, unquestionably the first writer I have seen who has finally articulated something I have been trying to tell people for years. You now are in possession of the mightiest of all ideas which has the ability to dethrone the money powers for good. You must do a lot of research in order to expand on this subject. I recommend you obtain the book "I'll Take My Stand" by The Southern Agrarians. Richard Weaver's "Ideas Have Consequences" are good beginnings.
Why have all the 'environmentalist' advocates and organizations been so silent about the role of the Fed and the money system. It is truly the root of the problem of the rape and pillaging of the earth, the imprisonment of mankind, and the overpopulation bomb that 'they' [families behind the Fed] will now try to rectify using 'their' methods.....which usually means war, destruction and mass starvation.
They will cause world havoc and then come with a 'new rescue' plan...in hopes of starting another Ponzi scheme all over again. We must expose the fraud to the world. U.S. citizens will do nothing because of their comfort. China is our best hope...by China, I mean the people of China and Asia. They must rise up and throw off their present leaders before the deal is cut with Rothschild to enslave them for another century....only to destroy them later when they have served the purposes of the evil ones, just as they are destroying the Western World at present as they move their base of operation to another destination. They truly with to own the world in 'fee simple'.
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2010-03-12 21:05:20 |216.83.138.xxx| hardrock
Last paragraph should read: They truly 'wish' to own the world in 'fee simple'.
Also, everyone should take a look at Ed Cate's site, "The Great Red Dragon.com". He is in the process of putting a book on the web that he found many years ago, written in the 1890's. This book pulls no punches, tells it like the author sees it [before hate speech laws and political correctness dominated] Read what he has there and you will begin to think differently.
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2010-03-13 15:29:19 |166.137.136.xxx| Joel Goldfeld - What to do now
Just start buying survival medical supplies.
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2010-03-13 22:27:14 |76.213.203.xxx| Scott - Everything Changed After Kennedy
I remember when I was a child paying the ice cream man one thin silver dime for an ice cream cone. Those were the days of JFK.
I have read some articles about how JFK may have been on the way to shutting down the Fed just before his death. Something to ponder.
Now they really have control and one can only fear our future with these guys steering the ship. We have to try to out smart them somehow, but they seem to know every move.
Hold gold and silver, but for me I just decided to sell my oil stock and short the S&P
last Friday. It may go a bit higher, but it seems to me that reality may set in and if I can make some money shorting the market, then hopefully I can buy back some of my favorite commodity stocks.
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2010-03-14 10:18:05 |68.32.84.xxx| Stump - I'm afraid of the message and the messenger
This is some very convoluted thinking. Let me see if I got this right.
Some very wealthy people got together in the 19th century and decided to take over the planet by destroying it. Their method of destruction was to make everyone wealthy so the 'overconsumption' would destroy the planet.
Once the planet was destroyed, they'd take over; i.e. their progeny, many generations away, would take over the uninhabitable planet.
The logical conclusion to this theory:
1. The bad guys would never live long enough to see their plan work, unless they have unusually long lifespans. Or,
2. They really care about their offspring, but they, too, will die from an uninhabitable planet. Or,
3. They're not human and the normal condition of the planet is toxic to them; a toxic planet provides them optimum survival conditions.
Maybe David Icke is right; the NWO folks are reptilians from Mars who exist, sometimes, in another dimension.
I think I'll just stay on the farm, living quiet and small, and hope to 'go under' before the planet does.
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2010-03-15 01:07:03 |206.228.222.xxx| andy waters
This guy has been dropped on his head. Give me a break, there is more standing timber in north America today than there was in 1800. Trees are a crop, I love them, I have two hundred acres of them. I prune them, trim them, pull vines out of them, and on occasion, I sell afew and burn some to stay warm. Believe me they are better than money in the bank, because some lowlife in a 3 piece suit can't change the value at his whim. As far as beliving that "they" have some grand scheme is a good laugh. He gives "them" WAAAAY TOO MUCH credit, pardon the pun.
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Robert:
Thought provoking piece. I have some observations and analytic constructs I want to discuss further with you.
Please contact me via peterthottam@gmail.com.