Written by flyer
Some days, out of all of the chaos, things become very clear. A picture emerges, and in this case it’s not a nice one.
We’ve been watching the ongoing banking crisis, whatever the mainstream media allows us to see that is, and it hasn’t been very much. Even the Internet seems to be heavily censored regarding current events but the truth always emerges – eventually.
Today, using various sources, there’s an article from Breitbart written by John Nolte: Janet Yellen Admits Government Choosing Bank Bailout Winners and Losers”. Here is a quote from the above article:
“Oklahoma Republican Sen. James Lankford asked Yellen a very simple question:
Will the deposits in every community bank in Oklahoma, regardless of their size, be fully insured now? Are they fully covered, every bank, every community bank in Oklahoma, regardless of the size of the deposit? Will they get the same treatment that SVBP [Silicon Valley Bank] just got or Signature Bank just got?”
Please look very closely at Yellen’s terrifying answer:
“A bank only gets that treatment if a majority of the FDIC board, a super majority of the Fed board and I, in consultation with the president, determine that the failure to protect uninsured depositors, would create systemic risk and significant economic and financial consequences.”
“Systemic risk” – whose system? It is becoming apparent that said system is the system of the World Economic Forum (WEF). Only banks that are under the control of the WEF will receive a bailout and these are mainly the biggest banks. We can expect the smaller regional and independent banks to go bust. It seems then that this banking crisis has a long way to go yet.
What we are witnessing is a frightening consolidation of globalist power. It appears that this whole financial crisis was strategically engineered to bring about this consolidation. What is left of the financial system will be used to impose Digital IDs, Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC), Social Credit Scores and ultimately unimaginable tyranny.
The WEF and United Nations (UN) are reportedly planning to merge and so I now regard them both as a single globalist entity. This entity has infiltrated and permeated every institution in every Western country and beyond.
Nearly every Western country now has a leader that is a graduate of the WEF Young Leaders Initiative and very few of them were ever actually ever elected, they were installed into power. There is Macron of France, Trudeau of Canada, Ardern of New Zealand (now mercifully gone) and our very own Sunak of Britain and there are many more. So many of our other politicians are members of the WEF and eager to get their noses into the globalist trough.
What passes for a government in most Western countries is not fit for purpose and is not in any way democratic, demonic would be a better description. We are supposed to live in a representative democracy. If our rulers actually represent a supranational organisation like the WEF or UN, then we don’t have a democracy; something that strangely enough is never talked about.
Then there is the healthcare industry, medicine and pharmaceuticals, controlled by globalist organisations like the World Health Organisation (WHO). Think of the coercion used to persuade the public to take a dangerous experimental drug called a vaccine.
The globalists want us to eat bugs, those of us that they graciously allow to live that is. It is no coincidence that our food supply chains are being dismantled. This is worthy of an article in its own right. I think it’s fair to say though that too many food processing and production facilities have now burnt down for it to be a coincidence.
This list unfortunately is not exhaustive. It goes on and I’m sure that many of you could add to it. With the current takeover of the banking system by the globalists, they have moved much closer to their goal of controlling every resource on the planet and unfortunately gradually withdrawing those resources from the hoi polloi.
Imagine the grim dystopian future we face! Think about what we can expect from a globalist organisation that is quite happy to force dangerous drugs on people, rob whole countries of their identity and culture, treating their people worse than animals. What can we expect from people that are prepared to use genocide in pursuit of their objectives? Make no mistake, the actions of these globalists are going to cause unimaginable misery, suffering and death. They won’t care, they’ll laugh behind their false philanthropic masks of virtue.
In reality these globalist organisations, the WEF, UN, WHO and many more including Non Government Organisations (NGOs) are criminal organisations. The political representatives of these globalist organisations – our politicians – by default are criminals too.
On the streets of Paris yesterday and last night, there were millions of people out on the streets of Paris rioting. Forget the mainstream media’s claim that there were a few thousand protesters, there were millions, see this video. The protests were about Macron’s decision to bypass the French Parliament and single-handedly increase the retirement age in France. This is theft from people that have contributed to their state pensions all of their lives.
Here is a video by Katie Hopkins: “We could all do with being a BIT MORE FRENCH …. We need their sense of resistance”. The title of the above video is self explanatory, but as much as I agree with Katie, I’m sorry to say that even violent rioting and the burning of cars will not be enough.
Riots, even violent riots can look very spectacular at the time but rarely do they achieve much, after the mess is cleaned up they are soon forgotten and the politicians carry on as normal.
As I’ve already said, the politicians in Westminster really shouldn’t be there if we are to have our democracy back, they really are criminals and traitors, not even British most of them now.
We should ideally be able to expect the Army to remove traitorous, criminal politicians but I think that we all know that this isn’t going to happen. Perhaps we the people should learn from the military: this is war and in a war it is necessary to draw blood.
Re our politicians not representing us: the latest manifestation of this: when Andrew Bridgen stood up to deliver a speech in Commons re jab injuries, all MPs present RAN OUT. He was left delivering the speech to an empty chamber.
Hasn’t Con Party central office now chucked him out of the Party mary? So if he wants to be an MP after the next GE he will have to fund his own campaign, probably against a Con funded candidate. It is an apalling system. I used to think we should simply ban the Whips system. Now I think the only thing that could be done is to make it illegal for any political party to have a central office. Local offices to be funded purely by local supporters.
Jake, if that is the case then Bridgen might as well defect to another party like Reform UK, what has he got to lose. Having said that perhaps he has weighed this up in his own mind and realised that Reform is going nowhere politically.
Colin Reform Party Spring Rally in Derby Sat. 15th April.
Jake…it sounds to me as if you will be going. I on the other hand have better things to do with my time. The main reason I feel that they are holding a Spring Valley in Derby is they have 4 borough councilors there.
I am not a member of Reform because so many doubts linger in my mind about the setup of this party. Farage has marched his men up the hill and down again as well as cultivating a media career and Tice comes across as a bit of a bored rich man entertaining himself with dabbling in politics.
From what I saw Mary, the few that were sitting on the front benches were “reminded” to leave by another MP who was clearly whipping them into compliance. We need multiple ropes to deal with these traiters the old fashioned way. Those that stayed away are as guilty as the few that were present.
It’s not enough to be “a bit more French”, we need something like the BBB party in the Netherlands. Their fight is not over as the other parties will almost certainly form a coalition to avoid their cosy cartel being interrupted. However, they have made a good start and we owe them a debt of gratitude as the bread basket of Europe.
Jake………I don’t know whether he is bored or not. The simple fact is that he isn’t a leader and isn’t good enough, and will never be good enough. You’ve either got it or you haven’t, and I am afraid he hasn’t got it. Farage on the other hand has bucket loads of appeal, and sooner or later I sincerely hope the penny drops. If a political party is to succeed it has to be democratically run where the members have some democratic input.
I haven’t voted for an establishment party since Mrs T because it was so obvious to me that our governments of all colours were constituted of traitors, liars and rogues. But those who have foolishly and naively do so may soon experience what hardship they have wrought on us all.
flyer. You did not mention the Carbon Neutral “Religion”. That is the one that has continued to damage western economies even throughout the covid scamdemic. Basically I totally agree with all you say in today’s article. I would like to add that our food has been over processed for a long time and it gets worse and worse. Food animals are filled with drugs and fed on chemical polluted stuff. Our whole environment is polluted with chemicals and hormones, including our water. For most of us there really is no escape.
Flyer Many thanks for this chilling article.
Do you think there’s ANY chance we might escape this appalling fate if the critical mass of people refused to comply with all their edicts? Although this would have to include people in authority and people who work on developing their computer systems..
i can’t see many people “drawing blood” or succeeding if they did, inexperienced as they are in such matters. Would the headless bodies of a few politicians being found in a ditch make much difference? (delicious though this prospect is)!
mary – difficult times indeed. I’ll tell you something though. When I was a young man I ran away to sea, I learnt to suffer beyond what most people could imagine. The men that taught me were of a particular type, I was taught to focus my mind and persevere. When everything looks hopeless, if you hang on an opportunity will present itself and so it was. I hang on and I wait, I know that one day…………………
Rioting achieves little if anything at all (other than the destruction of property and livelihoods as shop fronts are smashed) and we do not have the appetite for it in Britain in the way that the French, Dutch et al do. I keep hearing that it will all kick off one day, that people will rise up etc. Pure fantasy from the powerless. In any case, were ‘the people’ to pursue revolution they would not know how to run the institutions they seek to overthrow. Nor would the establishment undergo a Damascene moment and suddenly truly serve the people they have snobbishly disdained for most of their lives.
Direct action in whatever form – remember the 1 million plus marching against an Iraq war? – didn’t stop Blair nor will it persuade Starmer to research what a woman is. Popular protest works in countries that elect officials such as the US, at least at local levels as with Glenn Youngkin in Viriginia, or in a PR system as with BBB (Dutch farmers). Where it doesn’t work is in a first past the post system such as ours.
So what would work? Not an insurgent political party alas. Even UKIP in its 2015 heyday failed to break through. No chance at all for it in its current on life support form anymore than there is a chance for Heritage. Reform UK, under anti-charisma Tice, is nowhere where it should be by now if it was going to make a break through.
Matthew Goodwin estimates about 2 million people (roughly the number that voted for the first time in the referendum) have given up and will not vote again. Voting apathy is tempting. After all, why encourage them? It is measured by turnout which would need to drop below 50% for it have an affect and I suspect it would need to drop to 20% to really force some change. It will be above 60% in 2024.
Better I think is spoiled ballots. These are counted. Image at the next election: Labour 20%, Tories 20%, Lib Dems 3%, Reform 4%, others 3%, Spoiled ballots 25% (instead of 0.1%). That would have more impact than a lowish turnout.
There is a risk it might not lead to the kind of change we want. It could, for example, prompt the main parties to support PR. That could entail even more eco-loons on Parliament along with a muslim party spawned out of Labour. Not quite the future I want to see. Even so, given the current slew of parties, spoiling a ballot seems the least irrational course. We need to persuade that 2 million (and more) out of their apathy to spoil ballots.
Stout Y. I thought turnout had dropped below 50% in the past without it having any effect. That is built in to the FPTP system of course. I am not sure what you mean by spoiled ballots. Do you mean N.O.T.A.? That probably would have some effect but not enough, even if many many people did it.
A statistically large number of spoiled ballots would be newsworthy, not least for seriously eroding the votes for LibLabCon. It is the only movement, if ever became that, which could be significant. I will be ‘none of the above’ but I do not expect there will be enough if us. I hope Heritage and UKIP do well somewhere but I am not holding my breath, nor will I ever vote for any of the usual slew of candidates that is all that is on offer where I live. I merely suggest spoiling a ballot paper is better than withdrawing from voting altogether.
It has been said many times by me, you and a few others, that there is simply no party that presently exists which presents an electoral threat to the mainstream parties. Farage chooses to ignore the situation and every now and again states that Tice is doing a good job at Reform UK, but I feel even that is a tongue in cheek comment. Tice uses Reform UK as a vehicle to promote his agenda nothing more nothing less and probably has no intention to democratise that party going forward. I keep on seeing on social media platforms that people are saying they’ve voted Conservative all their lives, but it will be Reform UK in future, but I think when push comes to shove those people will just return to the Conservative fold to keep Labour out. Apart from that the by election performances of Reform UK thus far do not reflect that it has allegedly moved up to 9/10% in the opinion polls as it normally polls between 2.5% and 4.5% in these elections which is well below what UKIP was achieving in its heyday. I just cannot see them making a breakthrough, unless Farage makes a belated return to its leadership in place of Tice. I was a founder member of the Heritage Party and I just cannot see that party progressing any further than it is now like polling less than 1% because the messaging is too complicated and the outreach is poor to say the least. As for UKIP, its day is done and nothing more to be said. Come the local elections, I will attend the polling station and spoil my ballot sheet with ‘None of the Above’ and the same will probably apply to the next general election as well. Tice has said Reform UK will contest at least 600 constituencies, but I have seen no mention of a candidate local to where I live, or the formation of a local branch association which will produce the activists to support an election campaign. Without ‘boots on the ground’ doing the donkey work of delivering leaflets to all residential addresses, putting up posters and placards, canvassing at the doorstep, getting the vote out on election day and manning polling stations, no party including Reform UK stands a hope in hell. Simple as, and anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool.
I just cannot understand why the smaller parties don’t join up. Its as though they want to be nonentities forever. ( I suppose they think they aren’t )
Next . This appalling blind bl***y stupidity of spokes persons.. They always lack knowledge of their subject, always regard it as some sort of promotion they deserve.. Like a medal…..Until someone gives them some sort of responsibility and authority to go with it wrenched out of the grasp of the LEADER however piffling and is supported with actual help. Well . Wasted. Better to give them a table day in Acacia Ave.
I have been supporting Reform in the misapprehension that Oakshott would become ( a ) leader. But after consideration, after Farage or Tice I can understand why she should run away.
So I support Reform as an extreme last resort in the absence of hope
TG Spokes…….why would Isobel Oakshott want to become leader of Reform UK? she is after all a journalist and in work. Undoubtedly she would make a better fist of it than Tice, but then in my opinion anyone with a bit of political nouse could take over from him. Farage is the obvious replacement, but I would like to see someone else come to the fore who has genuine political passion and who speaks from the heart. Perhaps somebody like Belinda De Lucy who was after all Brexit Party MEP in the European Parliament. She is intelligent and speaks very well on programmes on TalkTV and GB News etc, and what’s more is passionate about the subjects she speaks about The major problem with Reform UK is that it is owned by two people who are the only shareholders, so it is virtually impossible to get rid of the present leadership. And of course, this is why it is important for political parties to be fully democratic where the membership has the ability to get rid of under performing leaders and elect another leader in their place. I have been banging on about this to you through these columns for what seems like an eternity, but up to now you seem hell bent on parties having no NEC/governing body or democratic accountability of the leadership. Welcome to the real world Mr. Thomas Spokes…..
The Army; clearly all the armed forces have had their numbers reduced for a reason; your last paragraph explains why. Sadly too many are too ready to shout “conspiracy theory” when presented with such an article. Our greatest difficulty is convincing those unseeing masses, even though the policies of the UN are openly stated and have been for some years.
Jack T. I suspect that under the UK Constitution the army swears to uphold the present situatio, i.e. to do maintain the present corrupt system, including the corrupt politicians. We do indeed need an armed coup as you have said before. But even if the masses could be roused they can not be armed. No chance at all of ‘convincing those unseeing masses’.
The army may swear to support government but I have experienced a couple of military coups elsewhere where corrupt governments needed to be removed. The first turned out to be a bit of damp squib with a few tanks on the streets to enforce curfew. The second however resulted in a military government which did much good but I’m not sure that will last with the civil government now in place.
Of course Blair’s firearms law (Firearms (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 1997) deprived us of the means to deal with corrupt government and our military has been trashed to a level where a coup would be difficult to mount. Thankfully I have a couple of boltholes if leaving the UK becomes necessary but the globalists’ tentacles extend far and wide, assisted by the unbelieving masses.
The armed forces swear allegence to the monarch.
No foreign adventure can be started without Charlies permission.
Pauline – getting weapons is easy. To put a weapon or firearm into the hands of a civilian would be inviting him to commit suicide. OK most normal soldiers receive only basic firearm training but have you seen what the SAS can do with firearms, armed civilians would stand no chance and these are the soldiers that protect our politicians.
Not an easy situation and I would be the last one that would want to suggest that ordinary citizens pick up a firearm. This is why we’re in a difficult situation. Firearms are easy to come by the required training to use them is not.
Another of my predictions comes true.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11874537/BBC-rewrites-DICKENS-make-British-Empire-beastly-new-TV-adaptation-Great-Expectations.html
I don’t pay a licence fee so they can do what they like. Take it up with suckers who do pay.
HA…………I bow to thee oh great one. But really, your prediction come on?
What I find amazing is the number of people I know that don’t carry any money(shrapnel) at all. They think they’re very smart and snigger at those of us that do. One of these days they’ll tap their card/smartphone and nothing will happen.
Very soon shrapnel will be dispensed with all together, so dispensing with the extensive black economy. Every financial transaction will be recorded (and taxed).
You’ll know when this is about to happen when smartphones can receive payments as well as dispense them. (This will be necessary to make the system work).
Oh and the government will be able to decide who is allowed to buy what.
Eg, if you’re a fat git, you won’t be allowed to buy a Mars bar or greasy fish and chips.
You won’t be able to avoid financial disasters by withdrawing your cash from the bank or buying gold soveriegns either.
“You won’t be able to avoid financial disasters by withdrawing your cash from the bank or buying gold soveriegns either”.
Could you enlarge on the reasoning behind this? Because you think the latter could be stolen or confiscated unless you’re smart, and they probably have us stitched up whatever we do? if so I think you’re right up to a point. All the same I’d be damned if I’d leave any significant amount of money on bank deposit for the bankers to raid. Withdrawing takes you a step away from that. And gold is hopefully an inflation- beater.
Re smartphones: I was trying to get through to someone who thinks they’re the best thing ever invented: I said to him I thought cheese was one of the best things ever invented, but if it is placed in a mousetrap its best to stay clear !
When you think about it mary gold is just about the most useless metal ever mined and fought over! It is too soft to serve any useful purpose. It no longer bears any relation to our currency. We can’t eat it and if somone has food why would they exchange it for gold?
Gold is used extensively in electronics. Eg your computer.
Well if you kept cash under the bed, in a few years it may be worthless. (ie When we go all digital.)
Perhaps art or expensive cars???
HA
I got the wrong end of the stick re what you said in your final para: I thought you were saying we couldn’t avert disaster by doing things now, when actually you meant when CBDC comes in. So ignore what I said !