About 80% of all
the global funds and companies are concentrated within
150 transnational corporations (TNCs) consisting of
banks, investment funds and insurance companies that are
controlled by a very small group of people.
Many experts believe that a world government is
already acting through the institutions it has created: the
World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the World
Health Organization, and the World Trade Organization
lead the list. They believe that a totalitarian world power
is being formed, a military dictatorship led by a fringe elite
– possessing everything and setting all the rules. We can
already see this elite seeking to control access to almost all
the resources we need to live.
One of the goals of this clandestine organization is to
create what is known as the “golden billion”. This golden
billion includes 24 countries that represent the “worthiest
of the developed” nations. About 900 million people from
these countries have been assigned the role of service and
mining and the other 6 billion people are classified as
“unnecessary” and systematically destroyed by the means of
harmful substances, viruses, wars and government injustice.
The story
of the disadvantaged people
In most of the cities in India people live in slums and cardboard
boxes on the streets. They work as servants for the wealthy people
or hold low-wage jobs. These are the “disadvantaged people”
perceived by the rest of the world as the people in need. More
affluent citizens pass these slums on their way to and from work
and try to ignore the situation and plight of these disadvantaged
people. The people in need themselves have become resigned to
their predicament and accept it as their destiny. Most of them do
not consider it necessary to change these conditions. It makes no
sense for them to fight the unfair conditions they were born into.
When we look at disadvantaged people, we consider ourselves
successful and lucky by comparison. After all, we live in
comfortable conditions, receive good education and many of us
have prestigious high paying jobs. We have loved ones around
us and we feel that we have advantages in life. However, we
are also “disadvantaged people” for those who live better than
we do, compared to the world’s financial elite. For them we are
also second-class citizens who live pitiful lives while they spend
fortunes on extravagant luxury.
There is an obvious injustice that exists, we understand that
we are being manipulated and deceived. Our hard work is used to
get the wealthiest of us even richer and we must be content with
little.
What have we done to change this? Almost nothing. This
unjust world will be passed on to our children and grandchildren
and they will continue to live in the same way as we do.
Generations and generations will replace each other without
changing anything. But is this right? No!
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Money and authority have merged under this corrupt
system. Their power stems from this unity, a secret held
by those in power since time immemorial. Those in power
follow the “divide et impera” or divide and rule principle.
This allows them continue their control by wearing down
the forces that try and hamper their plans. The problems we
face today are a result of our inaction. Taking the “waitand-
see” approach we enable these controllers to define our
future and the future of our children. Change will not come
by itself. We must combine our efforts.
If we unite we can do much more, together we can
change the world!
DOLLAR AND POLITICS
It is clear that these “bubbles” and the buying up of the world
for dollars has given the world’s elite almost unlimited financial
and administrative power and resources. This will continue as the
world plays by the rules of these robber barrons.
Charles de Gaulle —
the first knight for humanity against
the dollar in the 20th century
The US wishes for sole control over the global foreign
exchange market was transmitted to all the countries during the
Second World War. In April 1943 American experts launched
the global monetary system scheme. World War II was in full
swing. Great Britain, the Soviet Union and other participants in
the anti-Hitler coalition had to pay America gold for delivery
of arms, machinery, metals and food. Conventional bank notes
were worth almost nothing in wartime. The dollar had become
the equivalent of precious metals and the gold standard was
pegged on y to the dollar. Here are some figures: The gold
reserve of the United States was 13,000 tons in 1938, 17,700
tons in 1945, 21,800 tons in 1949. That was 70% of the world
gold reserve at that time.
On February 4th, 1965 the President of France, Charles
de Gaulle, told journalists at his regular briefing at the Elysee
Palace: “Truly it is hard to imagine any standard other than gold.
The international exchange has the highest law, the golden rule,
which is to be restored. It is an obligation to provide balance
of payments for various currencies by actual revenue and
expenditure of gold”.
After the creator of the Fifth Republic stopped talking, the
press representatives rushed out of the hall to nearby telephone
sets. Everyone understood that a war had been officially declared
– a war against the US dollar.