Coming To Your Bank Account Soon - THEY Take 10% by 'Law'......

[David Guyatt]

David,

In your response to Danny Jarman in the Joseph P. Farrell thread, you say:

Elsewhere on this forum I have attempted - poorly - to show a link between Crowley's OTO and his "Master Lam" as being the template of so called Grey aliens - as well as advanced Nazi technology being the physical blueprint for the whole "Flying Saucer" story. The two bounce and reverberate off each other. They also form part of the bigger picture of the ultra right-wing, neo-nazi, fascist underground, that also connect to Gladio/Stay Behind units et al.

Would you go so far as to make deep connections to those making things happen with regard to Cyprus, etc? Peter sometimes refers to a very deep political Grand Unification Theory (GUT). Cultural destabilization would seem to be a precursor to a something New.

That's a difficult one for an old Geezer like me, Lauren. Especially on a Saturday night. But I'll give it a shot.

Here goes.

I suppose one way of answering it is that the Eurozone is a quite old idea. It dates back to WWII and the post Nazi era, where there was a plan to have a United States of Europe. Nazi Germany got beaten, as we all know, but for 9 months prior to their capitulation they prepared their escape with all their assets and plunder. This was all set up in a meeting in Strasbourg in August 1944, once it became chillingly clear to the Nazi elite that the Normandy Day landing were irreversible and the end was coming. The meeting was held in the Hotel Maison Rouge, and is sometimes known as the Red House meeting. Martin Borman was the driving force behind this. The wealth of Germany fled across the entire world. The best source for this asset flight programme is Paul Manning's "Martin Borman; Nazi in Exile".

By 1955, when Germany was once more declared a sovereign state again, the assets began flooding back to the Homeland. William Stevenson in his book "The Borman Brotherhood", recounts a meeting he had with Hjelmar (Horace Greeley) Schacht, in what was then called Djakarta, circa 1960s. Schacht was once an enthusiastic supporter of Hitler and the President of the Reichsbank, and Minister of Economics under Hitler. He later had misgivings and ended up in Ravensbruck and the Flossenburg and finally Dachau. Obviously he survived. During the interview he gave Stevenson, he stated that war was a mistake and that the Brothers now saw that the future was control of money and finance (I don't have the exact quote to hand, so this is simply my "memory slippage" recall of what he said). The intention was very clear, anyway.

Let's not forget the planned repatriation of plundered assets after 1955 - these included besides monetary assets, weapons blueprints and numerous other very, very advanced Nazi technological advances that the Allies were stunned by. It was, in financial terms, a vast booty.

Let's also jump backwards a bit, and then forwards.

The Treaty setting up what is now the European Union was the European Coal and Steel Community, signed in 1951 - a treaty between France and Germany, with a view to other European nations joining it as and when they could. And they all did, of course. The Treaty expired in 2002. Job done.

As Michael Caine used to say "not many people know that".

But the actual genesis for a United States of Europe dates back to the late 1890's. It was a plan outlined by "The Group", better known as the Rhodes-Milner Kintergarden. This group ran England at the time, through elected representatives who owed their allegiance to it. They were the real and actual power behind Parliament and the throne.

Oddly enough, sons (or at least one son - memory faded a bit here) of leading inner Kintergarden members became members of the pro-Nazi Right Club that supported Hitler prior to WWII, and were later outlawed by Churchill. Such were the luminaries who were members that the membership list of this club remained classified until after 2000 (exact date you'll have to Google).

I did quite a lot of research on The Group many years ago. It was fascinating. Their vision and scope was simply enormous. I'm a boring old fart these days, but I used to read a factual book and, yes, actually pore over the footnotes. One of those books I pored over was Carroll Quigley's "The Anglo-American Establishment: From Rhodes to Cliveden". It is an important book (as is his other: Tragedy & Hope), but dense, Very dense. Somewhere in the footnotes Quigley repeats a comment made by a Rhodes insider (whose name I should know, but now forget) which stated that the plan was to "absorb the wealth of the world".

Students from around the British Commonwealth and America were invited to become Rhodes Scholars at Oxford, a system that continues to this day. Think Bill Clinton, for example. Think also politics and banking (Milner was a director and leading light of the now long gone Midland Bank, for example)

Now for more Michael Caine...

Not many people know that German students were also part of the Rhodes scholarship programme. Anglo-Saxons you see. There was a period during WWI when the Hun, for fairly obvious reasons, were excluded. Then permitted again once the blood has washed away. And then permanently excluded on the outbreak of WWII.

So, to recap. Rhodes scholars were drawn from the British Commonwealth (Canada, Australia, New Zealand - used to include South Africa, Rhodesia etc too), the USA and Germany.

What is now happening in the Eurozone, haircuts and planned haircuts arises from a directive (I understand) from the Bank for International Settlements. It would make absolute sense too.

Go check Google on the BIS and the Nazis.

Then go and read the 14-20 really important pages (on the BIS) in an otherwise very dense and heavy tomb of 1200 pages in Quigley's "Tragedy & Hope" - a book that got Quigley shunned for the rest of his life. He was, you see, allowed special access to The Group's secret archives, as he was thought by "them" to be "one of them". He blew the whistle instead.

My guess is that the "wealth of the world" is about to be "absorbed". Finally.

One hundred years is nothing for these people. It's a lineage thing, moving on down from father to son.

Hope this helps a bit.

Now back to the the bottle of Burgundy. Those French vintners, eh - bless 'em, I'm going to leave them something in my Will.

There's a massive stack of empty bottles out the back. They can have the little buggers back...