Some things are connected that you’d never guess.
I’m a pattern seeker. I can’t help myself. I’ve been watching the bankster wars for a long time – you could call it my hobby – and I see some strong patterns and connections in seemingly random news events. Many news items over the past several weeks portend doom for one of the factions.
Who reading this is old enough to remember the first Farm Aid concert? In the 80′s Willie Nelson and his friends tried to help American farmers who had fallen victim to what appeared to be a very well orchestrated and executed ‘farm-grab’ by an alliance of bankers, lawyers and government officials. The swindle involved fraudulent foreclosures facililtated by fractional reserve lending, and likely other methods falling under a huge umbrella labeled Enterprise Corruption (a class B felony). It’s white-collar crime, difficult to prosecute and often ignored.
(Psst! There is a too-big-to-fancy-itself-clandestine entity that refers to itself as “the Enterprise.” It certainly engages in enterprise corruption, but you are not supposed to know about the Enterprise, so shh. This post is about something else anyway.)
A class action suit was filed against the US Government by a few of the affected farmers, and the case made it all the way to the Supreme Court where they finally settled in the late’90’s. Settlements generally mean there is no admission to wrongdoing, so it’s likely we’ll never know what really went down.
Sadly for the farmers, the US government sat on the farm claims settlement for years but would not fund it. Plaintiffs died in poverty and of old age waiting for their payouts. Why? What was the big deal? Why was the US government stalling? The Fed could have just printed the money (in the modern sense of the phrase) and given it to the farmers and been done with it. After the Supreme Court there’s really noplace else for the US to appeal, right?
Here’s MY guess: Stare Decisis, bitches! I have my suspicions thanks to my OTHER hobby: Reading the spook-controlled “alternative” and New Age woo woo websites (Pinky reads the woo, so you don’t have to). Why do I bother? Partly for the grains-of-truth and entertaining allegories (aliens, reptiles, ha), but mostly for the patterns. The woo woo world has been fussing about the Farm Claims for at least a decade, calling the long-promised payouts the catalyst that will bring about their utopian visions for humanity, which include a new global gold-backed currency.
From the mythologized gossip and promises and disinfo patterns I’ve concluded the contents of the farm claims settlement MUST contain some peculiar provisions with some grave implications, grave in the sense of dead serious, ding dong the Fed is Dead serious. This case could have been the kick in the butt needed for the United States, and later the whole world, to get serious about reforming the global central banking system(s).
Check the more mainstream corners of the blogosphere and sure enough, efforts have been made behind the scenes on global banking reforms that would significantly reduce the power of the US Federal Reserve Bank, reforms that allow money movements to be tightly tracked. Every dollar was to leave a footprint . . . in some situations a skid mark. There would be no more offshore tax havens or shadow banking systems, and no more frenzied credit bubbles and crash-cleanups. Most interestingly, at least if you go by what the conspiracy crowd is swooning over, control of the US banking system was even supposed to revert to the US Treasury.
The Enterprise seems most displeased by these developments because the Federal Reserve is the engine that powers the Enterprise. Its members rely upon opaque money pools and secret movements – money laundering if you will – to achieve Enterprise objectives. Adoption of a transparent global banking system would more than just cramp their style, actually, it would probably end the Enterprise and globalism in general. Consequently the Powers That Be controlling the US government – i.e., the shareholders of the Federal Reserve banking system and the “shadow state” within the US government – would not allow the reforms to be implemented no matter how many accommodations were made.
Long standing grievances from Native Americans, also swindled out of their nations’ resources by the bankster, legal and political classes, added to the pressure to settle accounts. Under increasingly grave threats, I suspect increasingly facilitated by the people behind Wikileaks, Obama finally signed a bill to fund the settlement on Wednesday, not because the US government cares about black farmers or Native Americans but due to – and in spite of – all the consequences and implications. Damned if they did, damned if they didn’t. Keeping the dirt under the rug proved the more compelling option.
The victory is being presented in the media as reparations for minorities, causing the predictable WAH WAH WAH from conservative reactionaries, but they don’t know the whole story: The US Supreme Court settled over a decade ago. The US had been waiting for the plaintiffs to die, and putting off the consequences of the settlement as long as possible.
If all this is true, then the farm claims case could be the most significant and far reaching class action lawsuit ever pursued in our nation’s history, at least from the perspective of the banking classes and the governments they control. That the native Americans get to see some justice is some extra tasty gravy! Once the general public figures out what banks routinely do to people, Sleepwaking America will wake up (handy case in point: Todays mortgage and foreclosure crisis). Americans are already pissed off at the banksters, because slowly but surely they’re finally getting it: The Federal Reserve uses fractional reserve lending to ensure the orderly flow of wealth from the working class to the Fed’s shareholders. That whole economies boom and bust from central-banking created stock bubbles is not a flaw in the system; it’s a design feature the Enterprise relies upon to do its “work.”
And THAT’S what the central banks don’t want you to know, and why I think they’re pissing their pants over the prospect of Wikileaks dumping the central banking systems’ dirty laundry. The corruption was described in detail in Confessions of an Economic Hitman several years ago, but not many Americans read books any more. Americans do, however, read things on the internet, the modern Gutenberg Press. Hence all the statist efforts to centralize control of the World Wide Web.
Hey, wait! Where is all that damaging information about that major US bank, anyway? Probably deep-sixed now that the farm claims settlement has been funded. So, is everything fine and dandy now? Hell no. They could go all the way with the citizen issue, and declare Obama’s signature null and void. But that would also undo everything else he signed, and Wikileaks has over 500 mirror sites and a poison pill . . . ahhhhh maybe not. Got a plan B?
How about this? “An un named official” just announced that all those “new” hundred dollar Benjamins – I’ve come to understand they’ve been sitting in storage for years – are reportedly to be destroyed due to production errors. I’m suspicious: “Un named officials” quoted by mainstream media outlets are typically spooks, which is strange because on the surface this seems pretty ordinary stuff. Why rely on an unnamed source when an official spokesperson from the Treasury and the Fed could easily have said the same thing?
Because deception is involved, that’s why.
Is it a delay tactic? As does the guy at Road to Roota I think those Benjamins were hanging out waiting for a new, resource-based, Treasury-controlled banking system with new electronic tracking abilities. NOW they notice a flaw in some of them, after all these years? But of course they only noticed now! Let me hazard a guess: The Feds finally had to take them out storage because of the settlement? Oh rats, they’re no good, so they have to be reprinted! Oh but that will take a long time! But we can’t have a new banking system without new paper money, correct?
Tick, tock, tick, toc. Time is running out.
Then again, it could be as simple as it appears: They made new $100 bills and whoops, honest mistake. Unfortunately, with the brain-stem thinkers behind the scenes Occam’s Razor never applies. Let me screw on my tinfoil hat a little tighter. If you want to join me down this rabbit hole, start with these questions:
Who is allowed to print money?
What IS money, anyway?
When do bankers create money?
Where is money kept?
How is it created?
and most importantly
WHY can they do it, and you can’t?
Coins used to be called sovereigns. Why? Because only sovereigns can create “money.” Yes: America declaring its sovereignty from England was about money! YOU can’t create money because you are not sovereign. Get it? You’re a serf. I’m a serf. As did the serfs in Russia centuries ago we turn over about 1/3 of our labor to our lords and masters. And we don’t even get free room and board for it like the Russians did!
How long will it before the world wakes up? This really can only end two ways, if there truly is to be a global banking system, and like it or not we seem to be headed that way: Eternal debt slavery on a global plantation, OR – and I know this is a loaded word – Freedom, with all the sovereign rights and responsibilities that go with it.
Which way will history tip? I believe there is reason to hope. I’ve been waiting for two years for a reason to post this poem by Percy Bysshe Shelley, and this week’s events, I believe, are enough. He wrote of England, but imagine him calling out to America:
(it’s long; this is an excerpt)
“Men of England, heirs of Glory,
Heroes of unwritten story,
Nurslings of one mighty Mother,
Hopes of her, and one another;
What is Freedom? Ye can tell
That which Slavery is too well,
For its very name has grown
To an echo of your own
Let a vast assembly be,
And with great solemnity
Declare with measured words, that ye
Are, as God has made ye, free!
The old laws of England–they
Whose reverend heads with age are grey,
Children of a wiser day;
And whose solemn voice must be
Thine own echo–Liberty!
Rise like Lions after slumber
In unvanquishable number,
Shake your chains to earth like dew
Which in sleep had fallen on you-
Ye are many — they are few”
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