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The WW1 Conspiracy
With the threat of WW3 due to the conflict between Hamas and Israel escalating to include Iran and the US, now would be a good time to look back at the first world war and what forces really started it...
The bankers. As expected.
If you found the "All Wars Are Bankers Wars" video insightful and wanted to get more intricate details on how WW1 started, then you will love this documentary from the legend James Corbett. It goes into way more detail on it's beginnings and shows beyond any doubt that it was a massive conspiracy of the richest most powerful people in the world, starting immediately after the creation of the federal reserve in the ultimate pursuit of unified nations across the world under central banking control. Aka the globalism NWO agenda we know of today, still alive and well.
Any time a country, like Germany before WW1, starts to grow economically to threaten the greater powers and be free from their reach and surpassing them in power, war is manufactured with orchestrated events to draw the targeted nations into military conflicts to bankrupt the countries and then force them to come back groveling to the central bankers to ask for help and repair of their country.
Here is the excerpt from AWABW quickly summarizing what happened. Watch the full Corbett doc below if you want the full story. It's incredibly well researched and high quality.
"Although the war started between Austria-Hungary and Serbia , it quickly shifted to focus on Germany, whose industrial capacity was seen as an economic threat to Great Britain, who saw the decline of the British Pound as a result of too much emphasis on financial activity to the neglect of agriculture, industrial development, and infrastructure (not unlike the present day United States). Although pre-war Germany had a private central bank, it was heavily restricted and inflation kept to reasonable levels.
Under government control, investment was guaranteed to internal economic development, and Germany was seen as a major power. So, in the media of the day, Germany was portrayed as the prime opponent of World War One, and not just defeated, but its industrial base flattened. Following the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was ordered to pay the war costs of all the participating nations, even though Germany had not actually started the war. This amounted to three times the value of all of Germany itself.
Germany's private central bank, to whom Germany had gone deeply into debt to pay the costs of the war, broke free of government control, and massive inflation followed (mostly triggered by currency speculators) , permanently trapping the German people in endless debt."
This might be one of the most important documentaries that anyone can watch right now given current events and escalations between Hamas, Israel, Iran, and the US.
All wars are bankers wars.
If you are still caught up in the left vs right, Israel vs Palestine, Ukraine vs Russia narratives, treating geopolitics and war as if it's a football game where you are rooting for one side to win as the real moral authority, then you need to take 45 minutes out of your day to watch this in full.
I've shared this documentary already weeks ago and a lot of people saw it and appreciated it, but I think it's now more important than ever for as many people to see it as possible and to really understand the profound and eye opening truth behind those words, and how EVERY SINGLE conflict has had powers above it funding both sides with nefarious intent behind it and a broader agenda that is not in the true interests of the people.
I don't think any of what's happening right now is organic. I don't think Hamas getting into Israel to murder and capture civilians was a mistake, nor do I think the $6bil the Biden admin unfroze for Iran in exchange for hostages before the attack was a mistake either. They're constructing narratives right in front of us and we cannot just blindly believe them on surface level evaluation, especially when these narratives are being given by the establishment and MSM.
I've said this before and I'll say it again. You need to think like they do with strategy, perception, and propagandistic motivations in mind. You need to try and understand why they are presenting whatever information to the public and for what purpose. You need to question every action, every directive, every media spin.
Why is the narrative now shifting towards Biden admin causing this attack by releasing funds to Iran? Why is Lindsey Graham pre-emptively suggesting war with Iran in conjunction with this? What if this is designed to ensure Biden attacks Iran to cover his ass in giving them $6bil back?
Also...Why was there such a huge focus of attention on anti-semitism on X in the weeks leading up to this attack? Was that organic? or was that planned in advance knowing there would be an attack on Israel and perceptions needed to be pre-emptively put in place for justifying censorship?
Question everything. Assume conspiracy.
I don’t read the legacy media propaganda much anymore. It’s a waste of time and a sadness generator.
Just get my news from X – much more immediate, has actual world-class subject matter experts and tons of humor.
Sooo much better!
I cross-examined @SECGov Chair Gary Gensler about the term 'investment contract', which is key to determining his authority over crypto.
Gensler struggled to answer basic questions like whether an investment contract requires a contract. His evasions are deafening and damning.
Please Read 👇
The majority of non-crypto people will think crypto is a joke.
Until the next bull run.
Then, they'll be asking you how to buy alts after they've already gone up in the first & second waves.
Crypto is here to stay.
The strongest projects that solve real problems have a shot at solving a multi-trillion dollar opportunity.
There will be more than one winner.
$BTC ATH Market Cap was $1.29T
$ETH ATH Market Cap was $573B
If $BTC goes to $2T+ & $ETH goes to $1T+, there will be some alts that reach $10B-$50B+ again.
That's the Massive ROI Opportunity we have today for any winners in Future Cycles.
As crazy as it sounds today, there are still 100X Opportunities in this Space. Is it easy? NOPE. Is it possible? YES
Just as these alts' market cap did last cycle:
$ADA $99B
$DOGE & $SOL ~$75B+
$AVAX $32B
$LTC $27B
A reminder that Apple's Market Cap is Almost 3X Larger than the Entire Crypto Asset Class.
A single company.
Apple is already exploring DLT Use Cases in:
- Supply Chain
- Digital Identity
- IP & Rights
Apple's Blockchain Patents Include:
- Blockchain verification with timestamps
- Tracking ownership & provenance
- Offering secure & private communication
Price action sucks, but I'll be here to watch Crypto become a major asset class.
The masses doubted Linux (3+ Billion Android Users)
They doubted social media (Meta, X, Instagram)
They doubted ecommerce (Amazon)
They doubted cloud (Google, Microsoft, Amazon)
Now every Single Enterprise is leveraging these tools to some degree.
The same will be for DLT.
I'll happily look stupid waiting for the maturation of this asset class.
This opportunity comes once in a lifetime.
Senator Cynthia Lummis (R. WY) just filed an Amicus Brief supporting @Coinbase's motion to dismiss the SEC's complaint.
@SenLummis is Co-Sponsor of the Lummis-Gillibrand crypto regulation bill.
Sen. Lummis' brief argues that:
1. Congress has not granted the SEC authority to regulate crypto assets.
2. Defining the contours of crypto regulation in this country is a job for Congress and not the SEC.
3. The SEC's claim that virtually all crypto assets are securities "exceeds the SEC's authority, encroaches on Congress's lawmaking, and contravenes the separation of powers."
And putting a new spin on the "regulation-by-enforcement" term, Senator Lummis declares that "the SEC cannot legislate by enforcement."
Excellent work by the lawyers at Jenner & Block.
Well said. Well done. 👇
https://t.co/QA7CjVHsLZ
The SEC does not have the “right” to appeal just yet which is why they are asking permission to file an “interlocutory” appeal. Ripple will file its response with the Court next week. Stay tuned.