You made many assumptions and then came up with rational in support. If you want to see what is going on, let go of assumptions look at the facts alone.
- There is a worldwide central banking cartel that issues money. Only N. Korea, Cuba, and Iran issue their own money.
- There are only 3 reserve currencies, with all other currencies based on these, i.e., they are rebranded dollars, pounds, and euros.
- There is only one government owned central bank that issues a reserve currency - the Bank of England in the City of London.
Brittan appointed itself as the official historian. This is why everything you know is false. You literally know nothing about US, Israel, Russia, etc... and your assumptions prevent you from seeing the light.
Don't get me wrong here. You are able to express your thoughts with me. I may inquire more information for a better understanding. This is why I asked for more info. The one thing I won't do is use ad hominems to berate or denigrate. I'm here to learn and I may disagree also.
>"This is why everything you know is false. You literally know nothing about US, Israel, Russia, etc... and your assumptions prevent you from seeing the light."
Wow! I'm amazed you 'know it all'. You are even 'knowing' that I am making 'assumptions'. Again, amazing. Being 'all knowing' as you claim is a very tough act. Can you tell me why the Greater Israel goal is an 'assumption'? And how your basic tenets above doesn't relate to my missive?
You assume that there is a goal of some kind for some totally irrelevant country. Haven't you noticed that USA is not free to make a choice?
"Those who control the present, control the past and those who control the past control the future." ― George Orwell
Everything you know is false. For example, was there Ivan the Terrible? What was the Cold War about? Who did the Russian revolution? What is money?
I doubt that you can answer even one. To answer these you need to abandon what you think you know. For example, Jews were used to start WWII. But people never learn. This is why they are used to day.
>"You assume that there is a goal of some kind for some totally irrelevant country."
"Assume"? You don't know this. It's from their own words from countless PMs and other leaders. George Orwell's statement is very fitting for describing my statements.
>"Everything you know is false."
Is this a rhetorical statement? Otherwise again, you don't know this.
>"For example, was there Ivan the Terrible? What was the Cold War about? Who did the Russian revolution? What is money?"
OMG, how you have drifted way off course! Why would anyone take your nonsensical bait. This has nothing to do with the topic above.
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