Defaulting banks - where will it stop?

[Jan Klimkowski]

In that respect I am also uncertain that the current dominance of US military capabilities, with 1000 or so overseas installations, its mind-blowing surveillance and remote power projection capabilities and a budget greater than the rest of the world combined are altogether the asset assumed by the Anglo/US Elites grouping either. Short of a major worldwide conflagration with totally unpredictable and catastrophic consequences, the dispersed manpower elements could easily metamorphose into a huge and potentially crippling liability.

Tragically, I suspect the likely answer to the ridiculous & burdensome cost of maintaining US & NATO military capabilities lies within your musings.

The banker elites have a long history of playing all sides to ensure a plentiful supply of wars & conflagrations. There's hardly a horse They didn't back in the run up to WW2.

The elites may not be in total control of how matters play out, but They know it's a racing certainty that war is always good for business.

False flag operations from the Nazi's Gleiwitz scam or "Saddam bayoneted my baby" - see url below -

http://www.deeppoliticsforum.com/forums/...php?t=1091

to the Gulf of Tonkin are routine psyop operations to channel the anger of the masses into attacking an Evil Enemy rather than those exploiting them at home.

Numerous thinktanks, using familiar MSM outlets, are currently trying to convince us that Pakistan harbours an Evil Enemy, which needs to be destroyed militarily. This is a relatively easy sell to Americans - many of whom don't know the difference between Afghanistan, Kazakhstan and Pakistan - except that Borat comes from one of them. And Faux News can be relied upon to produce a steady stream of propaganda on demand.

However, war on Pakistan would be a disastrous option for the UK, with our large, multi-generational, population of Pakistani origin.

War, or wars, are a definite possibility. Especially since there are so many hugely rich subcontractors - from Halliburton to Blackwater/Xe - who want to keep those costs-plus contracts rolling...