The big lie

“There are lots of ways to destroy com­mu­ni­ties. One of the most suc­cess­ful is: take jobs away. Can­cel jobs. Then, cov­er this plot with lies about pover­ty and inequal­i­ty. Set race and against race: tap into human feel­ings and the mind in their vul­ner­a­ble areas—where hatred and ran­cor can be stim­u­lat­ed. Thus, dis­tract every­one from the truth.” (The Under­ground, Jon Rappoport)

The US, Eng­land, Aus­tralia, Cana­da— every­where you go you see the same specter and the same lying politicians:

The specter is Glob­al­ism and its effects—the open secret main­stream pols refuse to talk about.

The Glob­al­ist truth is sim­ple, and it has been sim­ple since the 1940s: If a gov­ern­ment push­es a pol­i­cy that sends jobs to for­eign coun­tries where labor is cheap, eco­nom­ic ruin fol­lows at home.

It doesn’t take a genius or even an econ­o­mist to fig­ure it out.

Here in the US, Pres­i­dents and would-be Pres­i­dents bab­ble on about want­i­ng to reduce pover­ty while they covert­ly sup­port steal­ing jobs and more jobs from US cities and towns.

This is Hillary Clin­ton. This is her hus­band, Bill, and George W Bush and Barack Obama.

“Weep for the poor. Pump in more wel­fare cash. Fix income equal­i­ty. (Steal jobs).”

They know exact­ly what they’re doing, they know the lies they’re telling, they know the transna­tion­al cor­po­ra­tions they’re back­ing, they know where the jobs are going.

In the process, whole nations are being sucked dry.

You own a com­pa­ny that makes wid­gets. Sud­den­ly, a giant com­peti­tor opens up a fac­to­ry in a coun­try five thou­sand miles away and pays the work­ers six cents an hour.

That com­peti­tor floods the mar­ket in your coun­try with wid­gets at his price. He gets away with it, because he pays no tar­iffs to ship the wid­gets into your coun­try. The tar­iffs are illegal.

That’s one aspect of Globalism.

He wins, you lose. Your work­ers lose.

This is no acci­dent. It’s by design. And the hor­rif­ic con­se­quences are part of the plan as well. The elite Glob­al­ist eco­nom­ic engi­neers aren’t idiots. They can see the future.

And the future is:

“Well, look at the world. Economies on the edge of a cliff, over the cliff. Vast inequal­i­ty of income. There is only one way out of this. Cen­tral plan­ning for Plan­et Earth, which will reg­u­late the dis­tri­b­u­tion of goods and ser­vices to all humankind…”

Total­i­tar­i­an order from chaos.

Mega-cor­po­ra­tions and gov­ern­ments in lock step, and behind them a small num­ber of elite banks who cre­ate and loan mon­ey to favored cronies.

Wel­come to Globalism.

When chaos breaks out in cities, pun­dits debate the “root caus­es” and man­age to over­look the obvi­ous, every time.

And polit­i­cal lead­ers, in a wretched­ly failed attempt to sound noble, name their favorite “root caus­es” and their vague solutions.

The pun­dits, the polit­i­cal lead­ers, var­i­ous aca­d­e­m­ic dupes, talk­ing news heads, foun­da­tions; they par­rot the line: “Cap­i­tal­ism is caus­ing all this, it’s evil.”

Cap­i­tal­ism is just the free and non-crim­i­nal exchange of goods and ser­vices for mon­ey. What’s caus­ing all this is Glob­al­ism, which is the crim­i­nal and pur­pose­ful con­cen­tra­tion of mon­ey and assets in few­er hands.

It’s the old Rockefeller/Carnegie pat­tern. First, by hook and by crook accu­mu­late vast amounts of mon­ey. Then, attack that same unbri­dled mon­ey-accu­mu­la­tion (call­ing it cap­i­tal­ism) and pro­mote “a more humane soci­ety,” which turns out to mean the Rock­e­fellers and the Carne­gies and their ilk run soci­ety from the top, “on behalf of the people.”

“We care.”

Sure they do. They care about con­trol over the masses.

Glob­al­ism is David Rock­e­feller per­son­i­fied. Here is the ker­nel, in his own words, from his 2003 Mem­oirs:

“Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal work­ing against the best inter­ests of the Unit­ed States, char­ac­ter­iz­ing my fam­i­ly and me as ‘inter­na­tion­al­ists’ and of con­spir­ing with oth­ers around the world to build a more inte­grat­ed glob­al polit­i­cal and eco­nom­ic structure—one world, if you will. If that is the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it.”

If you’ve been alert, you’ve noticed that, in the last 10 years, the word “Glob­al­ism” has been grad­u­al­ly drained from the vocab­u­lary of the news. It’s replace­ment? “Cap­i­tal­ism.” This is inten­tion­al. It’s a dis­trac­tion, part of the cov­er story.

Anoth­er dis­trac­tion: “the nation­al con­ver­sa­tion about race.” It should be: “the con­ver­sa­tion about who is steal­ing all the jobs and send­ing them elsewhere.”

A whole lot of peo­ple would have sur­pris­ing­ly intel­li­gent con­tri­bu­tions to make to that conversation.