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DAMOCLES RAZOR - An idea whose time has come.

Many of us have struggled to figure out just out who really runs the world. Who is really behind all the chaos we see today. Through the fog of war we have entertained countless rumors, leading down rabbit hole after rabbit hole. Chased after ghosts.

I was thinking about alexander the great today. How he cut the gordion knot. He solved an intractable problem by refusing to play by the rules put in front of him. A simple solution for a seemingly invincible problem.

Today figuring out the who, what, when, where, and why, is so conflicted, so full of contradictory signals, that it seems all but impossible to know the truth. As intended. This is fifth generation warfare.

But I bring to you, today, a simple political thought, that is in its conclusions, so startling, that I must share it.

I present to you DAMOCLES RAZOR.

Like hanlon's razor, it is meant to simplify the process of thought. To cut through the noise and lead to the most likely truth of all in any given situation.

It was inspired by a simple thought exercise.

Damocles, as the story goes, envied the king. And wished to have his wealth and comfort. The king, being clever, granted him this wish, with one condition. A sharp sword was hung over damocles' head, suspended by a single horse hair.

To say this would be unnerving, is an understatement.

It drives us to ask, what is better, to be ruled as a servant by a wise king who brings peace and stability to the kingdom, or to enjoy all his pleasures while death and danger hang over your head at every waking moment of your life?

If we stop to ask "what is the question here?" instead of going with the default lesson ("heavy is a king's crown"), a totally new lesson emerges from the story.

Essentially, the story of domacles, if looked at carefully--is really asking "cui bono?", who benefits?

This is the essence of Damocles Razor.

HOW IT WORKS.

In the story of damocles, to understand what is really going on, we only have to ask two questions

  1. who benefits at the surface level from some arrangement? we ask this for all parties.

  2. is this typical for each party?

In the first and second question, as it applied to damocles: BEFORE the sword is suspended, before he becomes king for a day, this arrangement suits both damocles, the servants, and the king. Though certainly those beneath the king, like all people, envy those who have more. Nevertheless they have lived their whole lives, mostly contented, or if not contented, willing enough to do their duties and tend to their station and lot in life.

The king makes his subject king-for-a-day. This is not typical of the king, but he is a wise king, and wishes to teach a lesson, so this is within his profile. Knowing poor damocles character, we know this arrangement won't last. If he were king material, he would have long ago took the risk to become one or rise higher in station. Past predicts present. The present is the best indicator of the future. This applies here.

And sure enough, damocles realizes this situation must sooner or later lead to his death. Staying in it would be the same as seeking his death. Damocles eventually begs to be freed from the responsibility. As is his character. Who we are, at the most basic levels, predicts the course of our life, and decisions at the most critical juncture. This is no different.

From here we realize the power of this simple model of behavior. The ability to cut right to the bone of who is behind what, and why.

DAMOCLES RAZOR APPLIED or "cui bono?" on steroids:

Some will say britain rules the world.

Others israel.

Or the banks.

or russia.

or the cia.

or international communism.

or the papacy.

or freemasons.

or a managere of other figures.

While it is not a simple answer, lets ask another question:

Who is behind all the chaos today?

I'll tell you, its not any of the above.

Oh sure, they have a hand in it, but they are not THE source.

But I will lead you to the truth, not by telling you it, but by laying out the facts.

The worst of america's faults did not begin until 1965. Thats when our new character emerged and became rampant.

After world war 2, american industry had largely been nationalized. Russia was a wreck, and rebuilding industrial might, precipitating the cold war. Neither had reason to go to war while they were rebuilding. Especially after cooperating to beat the axis. That is how we know it wasn't strictly 'the russians'.

Israel had just been founded by britain, and britain had a significant hand in establishing zionism and the state of israel. But they didn't want this arrangement upset now that the war had ended. Britain has a history of subversion, even surpassing the soviets. And britain, russia, and the u.s. cooperated in world war 2, in establishing israel. The u.s. was war-fatigued so we weren't about to go to war again so soon. No wonder instead, our ally, russia went into afghanistan, to destabilize muslim opposition to israel.

On the otherhand, the u.s. had a hand in destabilizing asia. And as a result, a certain political thinker along marxian lines, came to power after a civil war.

Sun tzus entire philosophy boiled down to subterfuge taken to the level of realpolitik, no less than the the very heart, and soul of a nation, down to its core. This was their bible so to speak.

While america fought the cold war with russia, we, on the advice of compromised advisors, ignored another rising world power.

FAST FORWARD TO TODAY.

I ask you to look at the bureaucracy of america. It is indolent, petulant, but above all risk-averse for itself. There is, here, no benefit, to them, to shit where they eat.

And that has been apparently what they have been doing all along. Cui bono?

Certainty not the american elite.

Two other world powers? Perhaps.

Soviets? Russians? No. They've been a defensive nation for years, at least ever since they failed the cuban missile crisis. Not in their character. This is the profile test of damocles razor. Them subverting america and risking a major conflagration (and all the current sanctions, which no doubt they would have anticipated) makes no sense based on their past behavior.

But some world power did.

Was it the israelis? No, because america provides them with the missiles to defend themselves against other powers in the region. Some will point to this and say "but actually ALL the muslim nations are really controlled by jews!" This is supposition, which while (probably) true for at least saudi arabia, is in no way true for both iran and pakistan, among others. To say one entire group controls the world, is not much different from calling them omnipotent--calling them god. Thats not a rational thought. Thats a religion. A religion of self-defeat. Although I have no doubt the israelis very much want many people the world over, to believe it is true. They can keep dreaming. Onward then.

Who then is responsible for the madness, the clown world policies, engulfing america and the west?

Britain? France?

France helped finance the revolutionary war. Britain supposedly provoked the civil war, but really this was a war between french and british interests. France has a history of instability, it's in its character to destabilize and take over regions. However france has largely reneged on its colonies. Where it hasn't, it has remained relatively quiet in its affairs. It is today, comparably, a gentle giant.

Britain however, wherever it went, DIDN'T destabilize. When america was faced with instability from native indians, britain sent soldiers and conscripted men to fight them. When india was in turmoil, they sent troops to quell the riots and negotiate. Likewise in their asian colonies. Where they sent opium to subvert a nation, it was not so much to destabilize, as weaken and pacify a riot-some nation.

Who then the world over has been known for their intrigue this past century?

It is the same as their entire history. A history of assassinations, shifting alliances, countless factions, intrigues, wars, subterfuges, and endless cunning.

Who has this profile?

In a moment I will tell you.

But let us first ask, who benefits from chaos in america?

It is true, our trade partners are GREATLY reliant on the american dollar (especially so with russia up until recently, owing to the fact their number one exports were oil and gas, both denominated in u.s. dollars and thus critically dependent on the stability of the petrodollar).

All the eurozone countries wouldn't benefit, because of how fundamentally tied the euro is to the dollar. At best they were competitors given the dollar index and the euro's weighting in it.

The domestic elite of america, while grifters who go with the crowd, rely on the safety of the dollar for their insider trading. These are people who take no risks. They are 100% in it for the money and benefits, even above and beyond using risk to increase their riches and rewards. These re not risk takers. These are unsatiated and oblivious pigs at a decadent trough. The chaos in america, does not benefit them. Not in the long term. And that is what their character profile says, the profile of the american DC elite. They are careerists, in it for the long haul, the revolving door between DC and wallstreet, through and through.

The short-term decline of america? Maybe. But the destruction of the dollar for stocks and assets that wont be worth anything if america continues on its current trajectory?

We could depart from this analysis by saying "but america couldn't continue on its current trajectory, which is precisely why the elites changed direction!" But in fact all attempts to break the dollar internationally, up to this point, had to take america coming even to the brink domestically to even get to a point where that could be a possibility. The international and national regime was stable even if unsustainable on the very long term. This thinking does not serve us, leading down endless rabbit holes, and diverting the power of damocles razor. So while this domestic upset benefit the u.s., it would massively hurt our trading partners. Or converse, supposing the u.s. and its trading partners all decided together, for the great reset of the petrodollar, then it still would destroy DCs power domestically. It would be political and economic suicide.

In short, the razor says "what is the MOST SIMPLE explanation is only ever the correct one when it fits the CHARACTER of all actors involved, and best explains who benefits."

By this explanation for example, we can surmise the election of Trump was the saudis and the israelis parting way with the u.s. military industrial complex, secure an alliance while the cover of u.s. protection was still available, while the u.s. was failing. This would explain at a broad scale why he could manage to negotiate a treaty between saudi arabia and israel: they already tacitly wanted. And some reports indicate there has been a lot of talk among many muslim nations and factions of israel who all view such an alliance as favorable to every members benefit in the region--at least privately, as the public backlash against any official who suggested such, would be enormous. The u.s. could stand by to enforce this arrangement, and officials would save face saying "we dont like the new israeli alliances with nations in our region, but if we try to stop it the u.s. will intervene!"

Instantly the power of damocles razor is now obvious. From this tiny unwound thread of explanation, a whole host of other seemingly obvious conclusions pour forth, without any trite low-cunning pablum conclusions. That Trump was in office and couldn't achieve a wall for america, but could for israel, is obvious on its face. He wasn't in office for that. That he couldn't drain the swamp was obvious too. He wasn't there to drain the swamp. He was a lifeboat for fading support of israel in america.

But enough of that.


for full text, all on one post, go

DAMOCLES RAZOR - An idea whose time has come. Many of us have struggled to figure out just out who really runs the world. Who is really behind all the chaos we see today. Through the fog of war we have entertained countless rumors, leading down rabbit hole after rabbit hole. Chased after ghosts. I was thinking about alexander the great today. How he cut the gordion knot. He solved an intractable problem by refusing to play by the rules put in front of him. A simple solution for a seemingly invincible problem. Today figuring out the who, what, when, where, and why, is so conflicted, so full of contradictory signals, that it seems all but impossible to know the truth. As intended. This is fifth generation warfare. But I bring to you, today, a simple political thought, that is in its conclusions, so startling, that I must share it. I present to you DAMOCLES RAZOR. Like hanlon's razor, it is meant to simplify the process of thought. To cut through the noise and lead to the most likely truth of all in any given situation. It was inspired by a simple thought exercise. Damocles, as the story goes, envied the king. And wished to have his wealth and comfort. The king, being clever, granted him this wish, with one condition. A sharp sword was hung over damocles' head, suspended by a single horse hair. To say this would be unnerving, is an understatement. It drives us to ask, what is better, to be ruled as a servant by a wise king who brings peace and stability to the kingdom, or to enjoy all his pleasures while death and danger hang over your head at every waking moment of your life? If we stop to ask "what is the question here?" instead of going with the default *lesson* ("heavy is a king's crown"), a *totally new* lesson emerges from the story. Essentially, the story of domacles, if looked at carefully--is really asking "cui bono?", who benefits? This is the essence of Damocles Razor. HOW IT WORKS. In the story of damocles, to understand what is *really* going on, we only have to ask two questions 1. who benefits at the surface level from some arrangement? we ask this for all parties. 2. is this typical for each party? In the first and second question, as it applied to damocles: BEFORE the sword is suspended, before he becomes king for a day, this arrangement suits both damocles, the servants, *and* the king. Though certainly those beneath the king, like all people, envy those who have more. Nevertheless they have lived their whole lives, mostly contented, or if not contented, willing enough to do their duties and tend to their station and lot in life. The king makes his subject king-for-a-day. This is not typical of the king, but he is a *wise* king, and wishes to teach a lesson, so this is within his profile. Knowing poor damocles character, we know this arrangement won't last. If he were king material, he would have long ago took the risk to become one or rise higher in station. Past predicts present. The present is the best indicator of the future. This applies here. And sure enough, damocles realizes this situation must sooner or later lead to his death. Staying in it would be the same as *seeking* his death. Damocles eventually begs to be freed from the responsibility. As is his character. Who we are, at the most basic levels, predicts the course of our life, and decisions at the most critical juncture. This is no different. From here we realize the power of this simple model of behavior. The ability to cut right to the bone of who is behind what, and why. DAMOCLES RAZOR APPLIED or "cui bono?" on steroids: Some will say britain rules the world. Others israel. Or the banks. or russia. or the cia. or international communism. or the papacy. or freemasons. or a managere of other figures. While it is not a simple answer, lets ask another question: Who is behind all the chaos today? I'll tell you, its not any of the above. Oh sure, they have a hand in it, but they are not THE source. But I will lead you to the truth, not by telling you it, but by laying out the facts. The worst of america's faults did not begin until 1965. Thats when our new character emerged and became rampant. After world war 2, american industry had largely been nationalized. Russia was a wreck, and rebuilding industrial might, precipitating the cold war. Neither had reason to go to war while they were rebuilding. Especially after cooperating to beat the axis. That is how we know it wasn't strictly 'the russians'. Israel had just been founded by britain, and britain had a significant hand in establishing zionism and the state of israel. But they didn't want this arrangement upset now that the war had ended. Britain has a history of subversion, even surpassing the soviets. And britain, russia, and the u.s. cooperated in world war 2, in establishing israel. The u.s. was war-fatigued so we weren't about to go to war again so soon. No wonder instead, our ally, russia went into afghanistan, to destabilize muslim opposition to israel. On the otherhand, the u.s. had a hand in destabilizing asia. And as a result, a certain political thinker along marxian lines, came to power after a civil war. Sun tzus *entire philosophy* boiled down to subterfuge taken to the level of realpolitik, no less than the the very heart, and *soul* of a nation, down to its core. This was their *bible* so to speak. While america fought the cold war with russia, we, on the advice of compromised advisors, ignored another rising world power. FAST FORWARD TO TODAY. I ask you to look at the bureaucracy of america. It is indolent, petulant, but above all risk-averse *for itself*. There is, here, no benefit, to them, to shit where they eat. And that has been apparently what they have been doing all along. Cui bono? Certainty not the american elite. Two other world powers? Perhaps. Soviets? Russians? No. They've been a defensive nation for years, at least ever since they failed the cuban missile crisis. Not in their character. This is the profile test of damocles razor. Them subverting america and risking a major conflagration (and all the current sanctions, which no doubt they would have anticipated) makes no sense based on their past behavior. But *some* world power did. Was it the israelis? No, because america provides them with the missiles to defend themselves against other powers in the region. Some will point to this and say "but actually ALL the muslim nations are really controlled by jews!" This is supposition, which while (probably) true for at least saudi arabia, is in no way true for *both* iran and pakistan, among others. To say one entire group controls the world, is not much different from calling them omnipotent--calling them god. Thats not a rational thought. Thats a religion. A religion of self-defeat. Although I have no doubt the israelis very much want many people the world over, to believe it is true. They can keep dreaming. Onward then. Who then is responsible for the madness, the clown world policies, engulfing america and the west? Britain? France? France helped finance the revolutionary war. Britain supposedly provoked the civil war, but really this was a war *between* french and british interests. France has a history of instability, it's in its character to destabilize and take over regions. However france has largely reneged on its colonies. Where it hasn't, it has remained relatively quiet in its affairs. It is today, comparably, a gentle giant. Britain however, wherever it went, DIDN'T destabilize. When america was faced with instability from native indians, britain sent soldiers and conscripted men to fight them. When india was in turmoil, they sent troops to quell the riots and negotiate. Likewise in their asian colonies. Where they sent opium to subvert a nation, it was not so much to destabilize, as weaken and pacify a riot-some nation. Who then the world over has been known for their intrigue this past century? It is the same as their *entire history*. A history of assassinations, shifting alliances, countless factions, intrigues, wars, subterfuges, and endless cunning. Who has this *profile*? In a moment I will tell you. But let us first ask, who benefits from chaos in america? It is true, our trade partners are GREATLY reliant on the american dollar (especially so with russia up until recently, owing to the fact their number one exports were oil and gas, both denominated in u.s. dollars and thus critically dependent on the stability of the petrodollar). All the eurozone countries wouldn't benefit, because of how fundamentally tied the euro is to the dollar. At best they were *competitors* given the dollar index and the euro's weighting in it. The domestic elite of america, while grifters who go with the crowd, rely on the safety of the dollar for their insider trading. These are people who take *no* risks. They are 100% in it for the money and benefits, even above and beyond using risk to increase their riches and rewards. These re not risk takers. These are unsatiated and oblivious pigs at a decadent trough. The chaos in america, does not benefit them. Not in the long term. And that is what their character profile says, the profile of the american DC elite. They are careerists, in it for the long haul, the revolving door between DC and wallstreet, through and through. The short-term decline of america? Maybe. But the destruction of the dollar for stocks and assets that wont be worth anything if america continues on its current trajectory? We could depart from this analysis by saying "but america couldn't continue on its current trajectory, which is precisely why the elites changed direction!" But in fact all attempts to break the dollar internationally, up to this point, had to take america coming even to the brink *domestically* to even get to a point where that could be a possibility. The international and national regime was *stable* even if unsustainable on the very long term. This thinking does not serve us, leading down endless rabbit holes, and diverting the power of damocles razor. So while this domestic upset benefit the u.s., it would massively hurt our trading partners. Or converse, supposing the u.s. and its trading partners all decided together, for the great reset of the petrodollar, then it still would destroy DCs power domestically. It would be political and economic suicide. In short, the razor says "what is the MOST SIMPLE explanation is *only ever* the correct one when it fits the CHARACTER of *all* actors involved, and *best* explains who benefits." By this explanation for example, we can surmise the election of Trump was the saudis and the israelis parting way with the u.s. military industrial complex, secure an alliance while the cover of u.s. protection was still available, while the u.s. was failing. This would explain at a broad scale why he could manage to negotiate a treaty between saudi arabia and israel: they already tacitly wanted. And some reports indicate there has been a lot of talk among many muslim nations and factions of israel who all view such an alliance as favorable to every members benefit in the region--at least privately, as the public backlash against any official who suggested such, would be enormous. The u.s. could stand by to enforce this arrangement, and officials would save face saying "we dont like the new israeli alliances with nations in our region, but if we try to stop it the u.s. will intervene!" Instantly the power of damocles razor is now obvious. From this tiny unwound thread of explanation, a whole host of other seemingly obvious conclusions pour forth, without any trite low-cunning pablum conclusions. That Trump was in office and couldn't achieve a wall for america, but could for israel, is obvious on its face. He wasn't in office for that. That he couldn't drain the swamp was obvious too. He wasn't there to drain the swamp. He was a lifeboat for fading support of israel in america. But enough of that. [the question we have all been asking](https://pastebin.com/xCV7zg8p) * * * for full text, all on one post, go [here](https://pastebin.com/U5abiXaz)

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the central banks are all owned and run by jews in every nation except north korea

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the central banks are all owned and run by jews in every nation except north korea

why would it not be true in north korea, when north korea is a proxy of china?

You said except north korea. And we know n. korea is a proxy of china.

So why no central bank there?

Do you take me for politically unsophisticated just because I also like to shitpost?

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It's not on the list

Afghanistan: Bank of Afghanistan Albania: Bank of Albania Algeria: Bank of Algeria Argentina: Central Bank of Argentina Armenia: Central Bank of Armenia Aruba: Central Bank of Aruba Australia: Reserve Bank of Australia Austria: Austrian National Bank Azerbaijan: Central Bank of Azerbaijan Republic Bahamas: Central Bank of The Bahamas Bahrain: Central Bank of Bahrain Bangladesh: Bangladesh Bank Barbados: Central Bank of Barbados Belarus: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus Belgium: National Bank of Belgium Belize: Central Bank of Belize Benin: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Bermuda: Bermuda Monetary Authority Bhutan: Royal Monetary Authority of Bhutan Bolivia: Central Bank of Bolivia Bosnia: Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina Botswana: Bank of Botswana Brazil: Central Bank of Brazil Britain: Bank of England Bulgaria: Bulgarian National Bank Burkina Faso: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Burundi: Bank of the Republic of Burundi Cambodia: National Bank of Cambodia Came Roon: Bank of Central African States Canada: Bank of Canada – Banque du Canada ***** Cayman Islands: Cayman Islands Monetary Authority Central African Republic: Bank of Central African States Chad: Bank of Central African States Chile: Central Bank of Chile China: The People’s Bank of China ******************************************** Colombia: Bank of the Republic Comoros: Central Bank of Comoros Congo: Bank of Central African States Costa Rica: Central Bank of Costa Rica Côte d’Ivoire: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Croatia: Croatian National Bank Cuba: Central Bank of Cuba Cyprus: Central Bank of Cyprus Czech Republic: Czech National Bank Denmark: National Bank of Denmark Dominican Republic: Central Bank of the Dominican Republic East Caribbean area: Eastern Caribbean Central Bank Ecuador: Central Bank of Ecuador Egypt: Central Bank of Egypt ********** El Salvador: Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador Equatorial Guinea: Bank of Central African States Estonia: Bank of Estonia Ethiopia: National Bank of Ethiopia European Union: European Central Bank ************* Fiji: Reserve Bank of Fiji Finland: Bank of Finland France: Bank of France Gabon: Bank of Central African States The Gambia: Central Bank of The Gambia Georgia: National Bank of Georgia Germany: Deutsche Bundesbank Ghana: Bank of Ghana Greece: Bank of Greece Guatemala: Bank of Guatemala Guinea Bissau: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Guyana: Bank of Guyana Haiti: Central Bank of Haiti ***** Honduras: Central Bank of Honduras Hong Kong: Hong Kong Monetary Authority Hungary: Magyar Nemzeti Bank Iceland: Central Bank of Iceland India: Reserve Bank of India Indonesia: Bank Indonesia Iraq: Central Bank of Iraq ***************************** Ireland: Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Israel: Bank of Israel Italy: Bank of Italy Jamaica: Bank of Jamaica Japan: Bank of Japan Jordan: Central Bank of Jordan Kazakhstan: National Bank of Kazakhstan Kenya: Central Bank of Kenya Korea: Bank of Korea Kuwait: Central Bank of Kuwait Kyrgyzstan: National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic Latvia: Bank of Latvia Lebanon: Central Bank of Lebanon Lesotho: Central Bank of Lesotho Libya: Central Bank of Libya **********Most Recently Added****** Uruguay: Central Bank of Uruguay Lithuania: Bank of Lithuania Luxembourg: Central Bank of Luxembourg Macao: Monetary Authority of Macao Macedonia: National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia Madagascar: Central Bank of Madagascar Malawi: Reserve Bank of Malawi Malaysia: Central Bank of Malaysia Mali: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Malta: Central Bank of Malta Mauritius: Bank of Mauritius Mexico: Bank of Mexico Moldova: National Bank of Moldova Mongolia: Bank of Mongolia Montenegro: Central Bank of Montenegro Morocco: Bank of Morocco Mozambique: Bank of Mozambique Namibia: Bank of Namibia Nepal: Central Bank of Nepal Netherlands: Netherlands Bank Netherlands Antilles: Bank of the Netherlands Antilles New Zealand: Reserve Bank of New Zealand Nicaragua: Central Bank of Nicaragua Niger: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Nigeria: Central Bank of Nigeria Norway: Central Bank of Norway Oman: Central Bank of Oman Pakistan: State Bank of Pakistan Papua New Guinea: Bank of Papua New Guinea Paraguay: Central Bank of Paraguay Peru: Central Reserve Bank of Peru Philip Pines: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Poland: National Bank of Poland Portugal: Bank of Portugal Qatar: Qatar Central Bank Romania: National Bank of Romania Russia: Central Bank of Russia *********************************************** Rwanda: National Bank of Rwanda San Marino: Central Bank of the Republic of San Marino Samoa: Central Bank of Samoa Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency ************** Senegal: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Serbia: National Bank of Serbia Seychelles: Central Bank of Seychelles Sierra Leone: Bank of Sierra Leone Singapore: Monetary Authority of Singapore Slovakia: National Bank of Slovakia Slovenia: Bank of Slovenia Solomon Islands: Central Bank of Solomon Islands South Africa: South African Reserve Bank Spain: Bank of Spain Sri Lanka: Central Bank of Sri Lanka Sudan: Bank of Sudan Surinam: Central Bank of Suriname Swaziland: The Central Bank of Swaziland Sweden: Sveriges Riksbank Switzerland: Swiss National Bank ****************** Tajikistan: National Bank of Tajikistan Tanzania: Bank of Tanzania Thailand: Bank of Thailand Togo: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO) Tonga: National Reserve Bank of Tonga Trinidad and Tobago: Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago Tunisia: Central Bank of Tunisia Turkey: Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey *********** Uganda: Bank of Uganda Ukraine: National Bank of Ukraine United Arab Emirates: Central Bank of United Arab Emirates ***************** United Kingdom: Bank of England *****************Mother Central Bank****************** United States: Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Bank of New York ****************************** Vanuatu: Reserve Bank of Vanuatu Venezuela: Central Bank of Venezuela *************************************** Vietnam: The State Bank of Vietnam Yemen: Central Bank of Yemen Zambia: Bank of Zambia Zimbabwe: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe

I do not see Iran on the list either

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This actually doesn't answer the question.

Which leads me to believe you wanted to lead me to a certain conclusion, without answering the question.

Maybe I'm mistaken fwiw, but thanks for playing.

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Very interesting.

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I have likely pissed off my local CCP agent now.

Doesn't mean I'm anyone's enemy. I still hate the federal government of the u.s. just as much as they do.

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If there is an attempt on your life then you nailed it!

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If there is an attempt on your life then you nailed it!

"some dude died!"

Nobodies on the internet might take that as proof, but I'm just another body in a sea of people.

I wouldn't even be a blip on the radar.

The goto would be "some random dude died, who had crazy ideas. People die every day. Thats not proof of anything."

And the truth is, it isn't proof of anything.

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We're in a transnational world. It's not China.

The bankers who are doing all of this are not affiliated with a single "nation".

It's the Rothschilds and other old money families. The Rothschilds invented shielding wealth and power from "nations".

All of that text wall and you didn't ask the most important question, "who controls the currency"?