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Monday, November 16, 2009

A Meditation On Our Money System: A State of Permanent Siege

There are several quotes of note in Richard Cook's essay entitled 'A Meditation on Our Monetary System: State of Permanent Siege'. It's obviously written from An American perspective and none of them are particularly ground breaking but they do sum up, in a few sentences, a little of what we face.


"THE LEVEL OF PUBLIC IGNORANCE on the topic of the U.S. and world monetary system is astonishing."


"The basic plan was to place all of mankind in a state of permanent mental and emotional siege so that in the end we would trade all our liberties to the controllers in return for protection; even freedom of thought would be traded for physical safety. That plan is well advanced. The sheeple have been prepared for the final shearing."


"Starting in the 1970s, functionaries like Kissinger, Brzezinski, and Volcker carried out David Rockefeller’s plan to outsource manufacturing to China and eliminate the U.S. as the world’s greatest industrial democracy, replacing it with a financier oligarchy."


"The IMF announcement [on a global recession] is in fact the start of a worldwide program of genocide similar to what was done to Russia in the 1990s, with crushing poverty, slashing of incomes, reduction of benefits for the poor and elderly, rising levels of disease and malnutrition, and reduction of life expectancy. We in the West will view the carnage with alarm from our own stripped-down economies but remain docile out of fear the same will be done to us."


"Awareness of the hideous evil of the financiers’ plans to destroy the soul of humanity is growing. This is being accomplished through the internet and the work of a number of writers who understand what is at stake. I doubt this channel of expression will be available indefinitely. Already alternative websites are being isolated and marginalized. But the fight must be waged."

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