The manipulation of the Economy worldwide

Peter Kopa, 23.1.2018

Trillion-dollar day-to-day transactions

The Bank for International Compensation in Basel is little known and of little consequence in the media, considering its great importance as the bank of the central banks of all countries in the world. The flow of transactions monitored by this institution is impressive: for example, in April 2013, foreign exchange trading alone was moving at a daily average level of 5.3 trillion USD, with the USD predominating, followed by the Euro and the Yen. The financial centers that make these deals are mainly located in Great Britain, USA, Singapore, Switzerland and Japan.  But only a percentage of 15 to 20% of these operations was justified by actual business transactions. This means that more than 80 percent were purely speculative transactions with high leverage, which greatly inflated the figures. To this we must consider the fact that Europe and the USA have printed Euros and dollars for a total of almost 10 trillion Euros in the last few years.

Recent revelations by Ms. Karen Huds

In the Madrid newspaper ˇLa Gaceta’, of 4.3.14, Karen Huds declares that she was fired from this bank (or from the World Bank, according to Wikipedia) for having denounced corruption practices in it.  As a highly competent person, with a law degree from Yale University, she had made her professional career there for more than twenty years. As a senior legal advisor, she was able to observe how certain elites dominate the world, through a hermetically sealed nucleus of financial institutions and corporations, with the consent of the world’s leading governments. The ‘Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich’ ˇInstituto studied the relationships between 37 million companies and investors around the world, discovering the existence of a ‘super entity’ of 147 mega-corporations that act very closely together, managing to control 40% of the world economy. 

In other words, it is now scientifically proven by a chair at the Zürich University of Technology that the world economy is largely run from a top level, whose ways of doing and undoing can create national or regional crises à la carte, as appropriate to the hidden agenda. In this regard, Youtube is full of videos about the Illuminati, the Freemasons or the Bilderberger group, which are more or less different names with which the world command is indicated, obviously not only of the economy, but also indirectly of politics, because both factors influence each other.

This invisible and secret apex, which is supposed to look after the world, would exert a major influence on the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the central banks, controlling all money issues and their international circulation. According to Mrs. Huds, ‘they want us all to be slaves to debt, they want to see all our governments enslaved to debt and they want all our politicians to be addicted to the huge financial contributions they channel according to their interests. Because this elite few also own the major media, they manage to keep their actions a secret, meaning that there is something fundamentally wrong with the way our system works. 

The manipulation of governments and man

The truth is, Mrs. Huds’ revelations give a certain chill.  The first impression she makes is that this revelation could make a great Hollywood movie. I have the impression that the substance of her revelations may be right. To delve deeper into the abuses of the global financial order I suggest putting ‘manipulating interest rates’ into the Google search engine.

Everything that is criticized in relation to the functioning of governments at an economic level now appears as the grids of a global puzzle of unified conspiracy from a single elitist vertex, much more important than the USA, China or Russia, considered in isolation.  But no one knows if Russia and China are also part of this elite. On the other hand, surely the Arab countries are not there, but who knows. The end of this alleged domination is the submission of the individual through dependence on debt and the media, since both seduce something to the pleasures of modern life: eroticism, alcohol and drugs. It is said that movies, TV and the Internet continuously produce a certain amount of brainwashing, seeking to unify the thoughts and preferences of the individual. Total globalization in all areas seems to be a goal sought by some in order to better exercise their dominion over the world. How can we not remember here the ‘big brother’ who, thanks to digital technology, manages the world?  

Another sign that seems to prove Mrs. Huds right are the big mistakes, which turn into lies if someone has knowingly spread them with a murky intention. I am referring specifically to global warming, to the license to kill unborn children, to the attempt to animalize man, to the exaltation of animals almost above man, to the low esteem of the heterosexual and non-gay family institution, to the exaltation of pleasure and feeling above reason.  On these points, every citizen has to define himself in his evaluations according to his own conscience, because in any case they have great moral relevance. 

These decisions of conscience in fact have a profound effect on the life of a country, even more so than the political vote, because their consequences drastically change society itself, such as whether or not to have children. At this point alone, millions of individual decisions can make an entire nation ethnically extinct, creating a demographic imbalance that is already worrying everyone today. Isn’t this trend towards the equalization of thoughts and values crying out that we are all victims of a murky plot? Isn’t it time to sit down and think, to be more critical of the priorities and values that are being instilled in us by the environment in which we live?

Governments with the noose around our necks

Mrs. Huds’ statements suggest the hypothesis that a few people, at the height of financial and monetary power, manipulate States and banks: I will try to explain this strategy by recalling some Hollywood films that depict the classic situation of the poor man working in a mine. The rich employer, the bad guy in the film, with the guarantee of his salary, opens a line of credit in the store of the village he owns, so that he can buy there his clothes, food for his family and a little more. If he is given to alcohol and the unwise management of his income, very soon his entire salary is collected directly by the store, and he begins to depend more and more on his employer, who has the power to take over his house, based on a summary judicial process of debt compensation. Is this not precisely the mechanism of manipulation by governments, central banks and even individuals, through debt? This dependence can mean the imposition of a certain political position, and even of thought, even alienating individual freedom.

 Would it not be conceivable to apply this model to what happens with the indebtedness of States, banks and even individuals? Because global indebtedness cannot simply be the result of a series of coincidences, but seems to be something thought out in advance in order to achieve an end to domination based on corruption at all levels, which further reinforces dependence through fear of denouncing one’s own crime.

In February 2015, the McKinsey Global Institute found that the private and public debts of the 47 most developed states, from 2007 to 2014 – in the midst of the economic crisis – had risen from 142 trillion to 199 trillion US dollars, a figure that represents 286% of the gross domestic product of these countries. This represents 286 per cent of the gross domestic product of these countries.

Andrew Wilson, the head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, has said that the current situation poses a great risk, which can only be improved by economic growth, possible with increased immigration. For Europe to get out of this quagmire it will therefore have to find creative solutions that do not involve greater financial repression, inflation and negative interest, which are irrevocable facts that hover negatively over the future of almost everyone. It is impressive that despite all this, confidence in the central banks has not been greatly eroded and there is not the slightest panic about selling debt securities, which are the assets that will receive the greatest inflationary impact from the outset, just like any form of savings such as pension funds. Despite all this, it is to be expected that there are economic factors that have been given little consideration, which could already be part of the solution to this great problem, such as the fall in the price of oil and other fuels and technological progress, which means greater productivity.

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