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Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by WiseThinker
I can only speak for myself but the idea of "elites " trying to reduce the global population (wars) makes no sense to me, particularly in relation to people like the Rothschilds.
Allow me to explain. The Elites are obsessed with money, which leads to power. If they want to keep on increasing their wealth (and therefore their power base) then they need more people on the planet, not less. In basic economic terms, more people = more customers = more wealth.
Originally posted by Hopechest
Well as long as they are disposing of horrible regimes that make their people suffer I'd say keep up the good work.
I wonder if I can donate to their cause. At least they are taking care of problems the rest of the world ignores for years.
Not sure why you all consider that a bad thing.
Originally posted by Hopechest
reply to post by Opspeculate
Most of those countries have not had their regimes changed, only the bad countries have.
So your arguing that sticking a bank in a country is an evil thing? The OP is talking about countries that have either been invaded or been under some sort of international pressure. As far as I know places like Australia have not.
That seems to be irrelevant to the OP.
Originally posted by crankyoldman
This information is always met with a blank stare, people just can't understand it at all. But it does raise a very interesting question:
The information on why Iran is an "axis of evil" (rogue state means not with the IMF btw) is freely available via the web - just search ATS for example. So, given that, it would seem that Iran MUST know the reason the are on the "going to get nuked list unless..." So, why doesn't Iran hold a series of press conferences saying: "we don't want war, we haven' fought a war in ages, our crime is not being part of the central bank, because we do not believe in it - we are about to die for it." And so on. Say this over and over. The question is why don't they?
Iraq had the same problem, even way back when the US first attacked. Why did the US leave Saddam in place? They could have solved the IMF problem then, but they kept in place for a return visit on purpose. NK, the same exact thing, the war is still on, why? Ponder that.
Originally posted by Hopechest
And none of those countries that were subject to some form of international pressure or war had absolutely any other problems with the international community?
They were all successful government institutions contributing to the world as the nations that joined have?
Hmmmm, seems that all the countries that were labeled as a "terrorist" have certain traits in common that are not exibited by countries such as Australia.
How do you account for this commonality which has nothing to do with any banking system?
Or do you choose to disregard it as relevant?
Originally posted by Hopechest
Originally posted by crankyoldman
This information is always met with a blank stare, people just can't understand it at all. But it does raise a very interesting question:
The information on why Iran is an "axis of evil" (rogue state means not with the IMF btw) is freely available via the web - just search ATS for example. So, given that, it would seem that Iran MUST know the reason the are on the "going to get nuked list unless..." So, why doesn't Iran hold a series of press conferences saying: "we don't want war, we haven' fought a war in ages, our crime is not being part of the central bank, because we do not believe in it - we are about to die for it." And so on. Say this over and over. The question is why don't they?
Iraq had the same problem, even way back when the US first attacked. Why did the US leave Saddam in place? They could have solved the IMF problem then, but they kept in place for a return visit on purpose. NK, the same exact thing, the war is still on, why? Ponder that.
This way of thinking assumes that the only issue that is important in the world is whether or not your part of some banking system.
That is inherently false.
Plenty of other factors also affect decisions on whether a state is embraced or shunned by the world community. You guys are assuming that as long as you join the Rothchilds you can do whatever you want as a nation.
That is very shortsighted.