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MAN proposes, God disposes. For years and years the Globalist decision makers – the Insiders, the One Worlders, the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers, the international bankers and finance houses, the giant multinational corporations – have sought to re-arrange all our lives, this in their modest aim to create a New World Order. We have seen the establishment of the UN, the IMF and World Bank, the World Court, the World Economic Forum, The World Council of Churches and so many more: all leading, we were told, to a planetary regime, with a single global economy. And what, at the end of it, have we got?

The New Age of Chaos: an age with a global monetary and banking system so unstable and so fragile that the miracle is that it lasted as long as it has. Very few, it seems, even now fully understand the full dimensions of the avalanche that has overtaken the global economy, which threatens to sink us all. But I can assure you that the millennium meltdown is shaping up very nicely indeed.

Of course, that’s not the way the Insiders, their politicians and their controlled press tell it. For them, talk of such calamities, such wipe-outs, are taboo. These are, they tell us, only marginal problems, nothing really for us to worry about. On all sides, the seriousness of the global financial breakdown is trivialised; as evidenced by Bill Clinton’s exuberant State of the Union address, public opinion is bombarded with glowing images of global growth and prosperity.

The truth is that the world economy has been deliberately betrayed by the NWO/IMF Insiders, men totally divorced from the most elementary sense of decency and willing to do anything it takes to achieve their world domination goals.

In this decade we have seen billions of dollars of official reserves plundered by men such as the Rothschild puppet, George Soros, triggering a ruinous chain of currency devaluations. Billions of lives have been blighted and destroyed, entire nations are now broken and ruined, the latest caught in this seismic shock, Brazil, which could conceivably take all Latin America with it.

In 1992 Jean-Claude Trichet, governor of the Banque of France, suggested (only half in jest) that Soros & Co should all be guillotined. A splendid idea. Instead, he is lionised as the "philanthropist of the age." But more of Soros and the Rothschilds later in this issue.

Jean-Michel Severino, Vice President of the World Bank (East Asia and Pacific) warned a full year ago that the world was in danger of sinking into a long, deep depression.

 

A few weeks ago, the IMF predicted that growth in world trade this year could slump by two-thirds. The London Financial Times forecast in one of its New Year issues that the world economy could be in full recession by July. The Japanese, Russians, Chinese, most Asian countries, Latin America and Eastern Europe are already there.

From Tokyo to Sao Paolo, entire industries are shutting down and, in the process the world financial system is dangerously close to destruction. In many cases, economic statistics and social disintegration are worse than anything seen in the Great Depression. Russia being the outstanding example. Another parallel with the previous great crash: the lack of leadership. There is not a true leader anywhere in the world. And not one of them has any real road map to guide us out of this mess.

Nor is that the end of this drama. Lurking in the wings is the dread Y2K, the computer millennium bug, threatening to take us into dark and unknown territory. And, as if that is not enough, we also have the economic fallout from El Nino, the great weather disturbance that has been creating freak conditions in the global economy over some years. Thanks to El Nino, 37 countries now face critical food emergencies.

One wonders: just how much more complicated can it get? All the way round, this is a time of blackest pessimism. The bloodletting has begun with a vengeance. Now let’s look at some of the most critical flashpoints.

AMERICA. The day of reckoning for the US is just round the corner. While the rest of the world has been crashing, the US has enjoyed a weird, a totally unreal, prosperity. Judging by the New York Stock Exchange, and Presidential assurances that the economy is prospering as never before (shades of 1929!) most Americans seem to remain blissfully unaware that they are about to be flattened by a tidal wave: that they are living in a time of false hope and great deception.

Anyone who still believes the US can be an island of prosperity and stability in a global depression is kidding himself. The US is the biggest debtor nation on earth. The US needs US$50 billion a month in foreign bailouts just to keep going: some $2 billion a day. This is a very high risk market indeed, threatened by a deadly combination of loose credit and a wildly overvalued stock market. Looming events will soon turn the US upside down. Wall Street is a ticking time bomb, not least because of the derivatives bubble. Some estimates put the value of derivatives as close to US$70 trillion, many times more than brokers and banks can cover.

 

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