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Showing posts with label new world order. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new world order. Show all posts

Saturday, October 8, 2022

World Order, a change of era

 World Order, a change of era

February, 24th, 2022 will remain in the history books as the official start of a new paradigm in the future “Entente” between world blocks.

On this date, Russia started the attack on its neighboring country, Ukraine. This attack on a sovereign country triggered different reactions that will cause a long standing change to geopolitics and world economy. Of course, the vision explained in this article can very well be become obsolete if politicians would come together and work it out diplomatically. However, if I would have to bet I would not bet on pragmatic, human oriented, intelligent politicians but rather on egomaniacs that live in their own bubble and do not understand that their dogmatic views will cause harm to the people they are supposed to serve.

Geopolitics

It is still early in the game, we are in October 2022, and a lot can happen. We could end up in a full blown war, world war III. 

However, if for some reason this does not happen, what seems to be drawing is a multipolar world. A world where the US and their lapdog, the EU, experience a decline int their capacity to impose their will, ideology, dictates.

We could very well see the renaissance of the cold war, Cold War 2.0. This Cold War 2.0 will be different and the old adagio that the West is the force for good and the Soviet is evil will be more difficult to sustain and sell.

This of course has all to do with the lack of moral credibility of the West, after military adventures in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc. These, of course were not invasions but rather "democracy expansion campaigns". And except for Afghanistan, the only thing the west asked to bring democracy to these countries was access to fossil fuel reserves. These countries must be thankful, GOD erroneously distributed natural resources, they should have been in the West, but since the West was only blessed with democracy, these “liberated” countries wouldn’t mind the trade.

The problem is that these countries and parts of the world are slowly but surely getting tired of being used, abused and lectured. They are finding the courage to stand up for their freedom. GOD could have been wrong in putting these natural resources in their countries but they are willing to assume GOD’s mistake and endure the curse.

So what should have been an economic and military powerhouse, EuroAsia (Europe and Russia) will most definitely not be.

Lapdog EU, decided that it was better to have the Russian Federation make part of Asia, pushing Russia in the open arms of China and the rest of Asia. 

We are experiencing the birth of a multipolar world, on the one side the lost empire syndrome suffering West and on the other side Asia + Russia.

There might be a 3rd route that would also include countries in Latin-America and Africa, like the BRICS but due to geographical and cultural reasons, the division between WEST and EAST seems more logical.

There will be a 3rd group of countries that will decide to play on both boards, having diplomatic and economic exchanges with both blocks. 

Actually, if they are smart they will play that card, taking advantage of the competition to get access to the best deals for their own populations.

This should be the way most African and Latin-American countries should play.

Economy

The change in the economic paradigm will be massive. The most important however is that we are moving from a Financial Economy into a Resource based Economy, from a credit based economy to an asset based economy.

This will bring about a big shift in wealth. Economies that for decades have been living and increasing their living standard based on an ever growing debt will be confronted with reality, that you cannot print energy, food, natural resources.

The “poorer” countries all of a sudden will find out that “wealth” is not money but hard assets, natural resources. At the end of the day theses assets are what “printed money” is chasing.

They will learn to use this leverage to transfer wealth to their countries and the West, especially Europe will quickly find out that they don’t have much to offer, except being an open museum (if it is not bombed to the ground).

When the WEST decided to freeze Russian assets and nationalize assets owned by Russians they did not only punish Putin and some Russian oligarchs, they basically gave up two of their major competitive advantages: The rule of law (Legal security) and due process.

This gave a clear message to anyone that was thinking about investing or putting their money in Europe or in the Us. There is no legal assurance. Good luck to attracting foreign investment from Asia, Africa, Latin-America or the Middle-East.

Just as a reminder: The EU countries have basically shrunk their world share in GDP by 50% between 2000 and 2022, going from 30% to 15%. This, in a favorable environment, in a "finance based economy". 

A shift to a resource based economy will only exacerbate the situation for Europe. Especially with its dependence on energy.

As economy is the transformation of energy and Europe not really being a powerhouse of the latest, the de-industrialization of Europe is the logic consequence. 

No natural resources, no industry, Europe better cherishes its historic monuments and keeps developing their infrastructures to allow tourists to move between their cities.

How long will Europeans be gaslighted by their incompetent politicians, could be a logic question? The question seems to imply that Europe is victim to an inept elite. 

Europeans, however, cannot avoid to look into the mirror and understand that what they consume in their media is an auto-complaisant status quo narrative that has been outdated for a while. If Europeans continue believing in their exceptionalism, they will continue down the rabbit whole.

If diplomacy is defeated, the EU will be the biggest loser in this new world order. And the weak always have a harder time imposing their “values”.

James Tector
Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité


Tuesday, August 28, 2012

THE SYSTEM EXPOSED

It is not easy to talk about a ruling system or shadow governments without being characterized as conspiracy theorist or freak. I am aware this post can and will be used against me in future but sometimes one has to dare exposing his analysis on the developments of our society without fear of being marginalized by the "intellectual leadership" or mainstream media.

What is intellectual leadership anyway? The pundits that squawk on television or the biased articles in mainstream newspapers? Aren't we as a society losing our faith in the propaganda that comes out the mainstream media anyway? Haven't we been deceived so many times that nowadays we watch, listen and read them for entertainment purposes rather than fact checking. Actually, I think that most smart people follow the mainstream media for intelligence gathering, trying to decipher their propaganda so that they can prepare for the consequences of their lies.

What has become clearer and clearer since the beginning of this millennium is that certain things have happen that are changing our world:

1. Individual liberties are eroding on a daily basis
2. Concentration of power through centralization
3. Financial economy has taken over real economy
4. Wealth transfer from bottom to the top has accelerated

There are still a lot of people that are not aware of these changes because they are still at the receiving end of the system or they simply don't care.
However for the observers it is obvious this is happening and it is increasing its pace.

You might be wondering: You talk about the system but who is the system and how can we recognize and fight it, if needed.

This is the interesting part: Who are the the real rulers?

You won't find them on television, newspapers or radios explaining their plans or goals. They are smarter than that. I am not even saying that they meet at a table and discuss the real course of things, although if I analyze the developments they look a lot like the plans set forth by influence groups like the Bilderberg, the trilateral commission, special commissions of the UN. The real rulers work behind doors.

If I would have to make a pyramid that represents the power structure I would classify them like this:




Explanation of the pyramid

FED:

Since the US came out of the gold standard and the USD became officially the reserve currency of the world, the FED has had a firm grip on the decisions taken all over the world. Don't believe me?

Ask yourself the question: Would you have power if you had money?

If your answer is yes, imagine you had the power to print money as you please, how much power would that give you?

Now take into consideration that although this is unknown to many but that the FEDERAL RESERVE is not a government agency and is not owned by the American people but by a conglomerate of banks and wealthy families. The American people only owning a minority part of the shares. So, the bank issuing money in the US is not owned by the people. Do you still believe that in the US, people live in a democracy if printing money can give you unparelleled power?

The FED is the most important player since all the National Central Banks need dollars to be able to operate on international level.

So do the IMF and the Worldbank, that are owned by the US although they refuse to admit this. How can you otherwise explain the policies enforced by the IMF on "poor" countries, just to receive their fake fiat dollars as debt?
IMF and Worldbank are the enforcers of the kleptocrats at the top that through the fake loans of the IMF and Worldbank can buy natural and wealth producing resources for penny on the dollars in the countries they target.

BIG BANKS:

Big banks are the ones declared "systemic banks" that are too big to fail. The interesting part in this argument is that since the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008 they have become 20% bigger. If they were too big to fail then, now they have become "too big to fight".

These banks do all the inside deals with corporations, governments and offer them alternative financing when they cannot go directly to central banks or International monetary institutions for whatever reason, like cooking the books or hiding from public scrutiny.

These are the Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, HSBC, Citibank, Wells Fargo, Bank of America. Some of these banks are also shareholders of the FED and thus "too close to fail". These banks most of the time have a special bond with the FED that allows them to have access to "cheap money" which whom they design weapons of mass financial destruction that they later use on countries, states, municipalities, companies or even smaller banks that they control through inflation and deflation of money supply.

CORPORATIONS / MEDIA:

Multinationals or large corporations manipulate laws and minds through an interesting system they have set up consisting of lobbyism, campaign funding and propaganda.
Isn't it interesting that commercial laws seem to have been written by corporations. Laws that make it difficult for newcomers to join the markets or for the small and medium sized to compete.

The propaganda that corporations finance through media makes them definitely have a say in the media's message and like this not only influence the public but creating public opinion to enforce their agenda.

Governments basically only have to adopt the laws corporations draw since they will be supported by the financed propaganda on the mainstream media financed by the corporations. 

Although corporations go from oil industry to food industry there however is one very strong and toxic group that i would call the "military industrial complex" that pushes for constant confrontations an wars that are fed to us on a daily basis by the news channels.

GOVERNMENTS:

Governments would be almost at the lowest level of the pyramid. They are responsible to enforce what all of the above dictate. Politicians are recruited on their demagoguing skills.

Obama has been a very good employee. He was able to motivate millions of people to believe in a better world. Many believed the messiah had arrived but the truth is that he has been a strong enforcer of total control of the system. Some examples are: Financial and industrial bailouts, NDAA, widening of the fiscal and overall debt burden, etc. etc. etc., you name it Obama seems to be in bed with the coporations and banking cartels that he campaigned against.

PEOPLE:

Poor creatures. It is interesting to see them fight among each other, blaming the neighbour, the foreigner, their employer, the colleague at work for their misery. We the people are buying into the fake problems politicians feed us because the vast majority of us does not understand or believe that there are real shadow governments and our politicians are puppets.

As long as we don't wake up and fight the system, as long as we the people do not demand to be free, independent and work to get the system out of our lives, we will be the slaves that sustain and feed the pyramid.

We need to free ourselves from the mental straitjackets we are living in and deploy a strategy to free ourselves from the tyranny we are living in.

The United States, as well as Europe is set up for collusion, and their solution will be more control. They will impose more control to "protect" (read control) us better. 

"The arsonist needs more gasoline to control the fire"

This seems a joke but it is happening and we are watching it happening, getting poorer and loose our liberties everyday that goes by. 

Some tips to end this post on how we can start freeing ourselves and start weakening the parasites that we feed.

1. Save in gold and precious metals, accept other payment methods
2. Grow your own food
3. Safe and generate your own energy
4. Buy as much as you can local
5. Vote for small political parties (atomize the power of governments)
6. Turn off television and educate yourself about economy.

I am sure there are more things you can do, this is not an exhaustive list but a list to help you start your very own revolution.

James Tector
Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité 

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

AND THEN THEY TOOK US TO WAR

In my next article I will be talking about what I think will eventually be the result of the change we are experiencing. But today let’s talk about the next-to-last step.

We are experiencing how the western world is getting totally out of control. Politicians have lost all credibility, trying to burn their last ammunitions killing supposed terrorists around the world, increasing their control of the population preparing themselves for the people’s revolution. In February 2011, I wrote an article about the Arab spring, “Tunis, Thank you for showing us the way”, and was predicting that this horror scenario for the power structures would be emulated by more countries. Later came Egypt, Libya, Yemen, 15M in Madrid, demonstrations all around Europe, especially in Greece and now we are seeing the United States finally joining the revolution with the “Occupy Wall Street” movement.

The mass media, like in every country, first ignored them, later ridiculed them and finally did not have any other choice than covering the movement. The most common critic all over the world used by mass media was that the movement does not have one voice, one message or clear claims.

I understand the mass media’s complaints. They have been used to repeat simplistic propaganda feed to them by their usual sponsors: multinationals, banks, governments, public entities, and the like, that all of a sudden a complete change in their modus operandi is just too much for the media too handle.

Well, let me give you a little hint, what about Frustration or Anger as a common denominator for the protests?

The continuing meltdown of the global financial system will definitely have its consequences on the global economy, whipping out middle class. Millions of citizens will awake to a new reality. They will find out that they thought they were wealthy, some of them even thought they were rich.

Many people are already in this situation and these are the people protesting, joined by some of the “early discoverers”, folks who are still enjoying security the system offers but know it is a matter of time before they too will make part of the jobless, futureless losers.
Yes, some people call the jobless, losers, because they are not good enough to get a job, or not qualified enough for some company to hire them. A lot of folks still do not understand that the game is rigged, that the system is causing this situation, not necessarily the lack of skills of the unemployed.

At the moment we are experiencing the perfect storm:

MONETARY INFLATION
+ PRODUCTIVE DEFLATION
(Strong increase of money supply in the financial industry and an even stronger decrease of capital in the real economy)

This has a direct consequence on companies. No matter how good a company or professional is, there is just not enough money to sustain everybody in the system. It is not necessarily the wrong or bad management of companies that will cause them to shut down; the system does not have the money to support them.

So my conclusion is simple: no matter what the politicians try to do and they have done everything they could to speed up the end of the system: “FIAT” is collapsing.

The question that presents itself: Will the actual powerful accept the end of an era and help create a new an more equal world?

Well, I don’t think so. They are not going to abandon their power just like that.

FIAT is not a love story, it’s much stronger than that
FIAT is blind faith.

So, what is the next step?

They will take us to war!!

Yes, it is my strong believe that when they will understand that people will continue to protest and revolt until they bring down the system, they will come up with some kind of scheme to take us to war.

We can already see how countries are getting more and more xenophobic. Just look at the increase of the anti alien rhetoric of politicians or political parties or at more stringent immigration laws voted in the past couple of years.
Some “opportunist” or “wannabe” politicians play the immigration card bluntly, blaming the problems on outsiders, forgetting the hundreds of years the so called “civilized countries” have been exploiting natural resources and lower wage labor of poor countries.

I don’t know yet who is going to be the scapegoat this time. The Jews were the last victims, this time it could very well be the Arabs with a preference for Iran, Southern Europeans, Latin Americans or the Chinese.

They might actually go for religion and our Muslim brothers would seem the easiest target to sell to a bunch of lamming’s in the western world.
This of course would be the easiest type of war but who knows this time they might even go further and simply declare war on the “anti-social” movements, targeting their own people and repressing the protesters that disobey the system. This war is tougher because this would bring guerilla like confrontations and I guess they would prefer to play the patriotic card and I think they would prefer to go for a whole region rather than wars at home.

Well, it is difficult to predict which one they will come up with but they will definitely try.

Be prepared. It is up to us the people to say NO. Don’t let them fool you. Don’t buy into their propaganda. We are all human beings. We all live on this earth and we should embrace change and work on a better system. A war is only going to bring back the Status Quo, with less a few million people but the problem would remain.

FIAT is dying and not only because of the SPECULATION ON STEROIDS but simply because there is a natural limit to artificial growth. FIAT does not take the economic logic into account (management of scarcity) since there is no physical limit to worthless printed money.



Don’t forget, we are all human beings and we have more things that unite us than that separate us. Be aware for fear mongering, false accusation, finger pointing or false flag attacks.

Stand up and join the movement.

James Tector
Critical Citizen
Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

2011, the year Youth began the new (r)evolution.

After a few months deeper into economic recession after the late 2008 burst, finally in 2011 new civil movements start to show up. These movements can be found all over the world but are stronger in North Africa (Tunis, Egypt) but also Europe showing stronger commitment in Spain which has been one of the countries hit the strongest by the economic recession or should I say depression with more than 20% unemployment rate.

A common denominator for the civil movements could be the age range of the demonstrators together with the form they decided to gather and communicate. Although Internet and especially some applications like Facebook and Twitter have been an enabling force behind the demonstrations, what is more important is the age of the organizers and followers. A vast majority of young people took the streets to voice their frustration to a system that misled and deceived them.


The system, still controlled by the old powers, does not seem to understand the vindications of the protesters and underestimate the strength of the movement. Although the majority of the demonstrators are young people, they will very soon find strong supporters in other adults that are also suffering the consequences of a system built upon deception.

Although many people have not yet been hit by the devastating deflation in the real economy, it is a matter of time before they too will be confronted to what soon will be their new reality. They will find out they are not as wealthy as they thought they were. The beloved capitalistic system thought to be the final of all systems is only profiting to a few, not necessarily the ones supposed to thrive on the system. Not the hard working, competitive, stronger, more intelligent, fittest are the ones profiting but basically the ones that own the capital: big banks, multinationals and big corporations.

Too often do I hear commentators blaming the youth for their situation because they don’t make enough efforts, don’t want to work, study, are simply labeled as lazy. The people who say such things should ask themselves who contributed more to this situation: the new generation or the generations before? The older generations (the ones controlling and managing the system) cannot act as if it is not their problem because their future depends fully on the younger generations. Pensions and medicare can only survive if the young accept to pay a majority of their income to maintain the welfare of older generations.

It is an unsustainable situation. Pressure is/will coming/come from everywhere, demography, energy, overpopulation, scarcity of natural resources and why not a lack of solidarity from the young with the oldest. A situation that the actual capitalistic system has no solution for, although the believers want to convince you about the contrary.

A logic system cannot leave aside variables of nature. We need to take into account the psychology of the human being, the reality of how much nature can give us, changes in population and other variables that nature imposes on us.

  • We need to understand that we cannot take away freedoms and dignity of the human being.
  • We need to understand that the world is round and not expandable.
  • We need to understand that the Earth “economy” means saving, it is a science that administers scarcity.
  • We need to understand that money is a great instrument as long as it is a means to distribute scarcity and not the objective of the economy.
  • We need to understand that money needs to have a physical collateral, otherwise it is fake and unfair.
  • We need to understand that administrators of nations need to run them for the wellbeing of the people and not for the wellbeing of a few. Politicians, do you get the message?

The population also needs to wake up from their sleep and understand that they are submitted to constant propaganda of the powerful. This is no fight between left or right, democrats or republicans, white or black, young or old, indigenous vs. foreigners, this is a fight for the survival of human race. 

Again the world population needs to understand the consequences of the actual system, reshape and rethink their own value system, because it is impossible to continue the pilferage of natural resources.

So, let there be no doubt, this revolution has nothing to do with anarchism or a bunch of hippies. It’s a genuine revolution for a better world, the start of a new system based on a symbiosis of natural laws instead of striving for a fake dream.

Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité