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Why a “one world” economic structure is fragile and dangerous
Bilderberg 2013
The dangers of a single global economy very well articulated from the gates of Bilderberg. If anyone can tell me who this man is I would like to know.
3 Comments on "Why a “one world” economic structure is fragile and dangerous"
Super peasant on Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 11:03 pm
Judging by the logo on his umbrella he’s from UKIP – UK Independence Party. A right-wing political party which wants Britain out of the European Union and denies climate science.
DC on Mon, 3rd Feb 2014 11:42 pm
He uses the analogy of a single cell organism when comparing to the world economy that the 1% are pushing so hard to build is appropriate. One of my books likened what is being created to a supertanker with no bulkheads or water-tight compartments of any kind. Poke a hole in it, and the whole thing sinks.
We nearly go a taste of that due to reckless uS inflated housing bubble and the US TBTF banks subsequently held the world, in effect, hostage, to their demands that they be bailed out, unconditionally. This fellow took the time to speak at outside the criminal bilderbergers private con-fab. We more of this-speakers corner against the 1% to to speak.
Makati1 on Tue, 4th Feb 2014 3:25 am
The Elite know that the end of BAU is closing in fast. The name of the game is to control everything in the world before that happens. A few countries are not going along with the idea, and you can name them by their non-affiliation with the central bankers cartel. (Hint: where is the US now trying to start a war?)
The money printing presses are beginning to squeal like a worn out bearing and smoke is rising from the vents. The sheeple are slowly beginning to feel the collars and chains of the bankers weighing them down, but have not discovered the source of the pain … yet.
I see a war or a great market in guillotines in the near future. Which will it be?