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Originally Posted by WayBehind
I also just listened to the latest Fulford phone interview and a few things bothered me about it. So he thinks everything will be fine if Bush et al. agree to turn over the troops to the UN in exchange for a debt reprieve? Isn't that exactly what the powers-that-be want: to centralize control with the UN and have a world peace-keeping force?
I only started researching everything in July, but I'd like to think I have a glimpse of the bigger picture. I don't doubt that there are good guys doing what they can to slow down the bad guys, but Fulford has to know that the UN is corrupt and isn't the answer. I don't know, what he's selling sounds like the NWO's backup plan.
Any thoughts?
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Hey dude,
I don't really get this idea of a BushCo debt reprieve. The Bush cabal has ripped a lot of people off (none more than the US taxpayers according to Al Martin) and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they have ticked some of the 'bigger players' off. If you own the Fed, you control the monopoly bank, and the middlemen are just using your money - your DEBT actually - but that doesn't mean that they can't destabilise the system in a way that doesn't best suit the needs of the bank. Those Iran-Contra guys messed with a lot of banks (and insurance agencies, S&Ls etc etc), did stuff like borrow money to short the same bank so that when it failed, they didn't have to pay back the initial loan. But at the end of the day, it's just their footprint on the American system. Reagan through Clinton all left a notable mark on the Budget deficit, and the federal debt is largely contributed to by money LENT to congress as DEBT by the fed. That's not BushCo money, per se, although they spent lots of it in these last 8 years, it's Rockefeller owned debt, Asian financed debt through treasury bills etc. And the Bush Admin has been doing everything to avoid a collapse of the stockmarket on their watch. So in light of this stuff, the notion that it's just BushCo that needs a reprieve doesn't work for me. America needs a reprieve before the central banks circle in on what's theirs, and the big fish swallow up all the little fish for pennies on the dollar.
Just some thoughts...