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Money Circus
18 Jan 2025 | 4:58 pm

1. Trump's Domestic Outlook; Pt 2

Part one:
Can Less War Mean More Liberty? - As Trump seeks success abroad, keep watch at home (Jan 16, 2025)

Trump inherits excess government spending from Covid and illegal migration
BlackRock exits Net Zero; corporations dump DEI, ESG. Hope or prelude?
Military called the shots on Covid - what do they have up their sleeve this time?
Tech bros flatter Trump, hungry for energy to keep data centres and AI humming
Will DOGE plan to streamline government be a pitch for citizen's meta data
Cybernetic agenda proceeds under the fig leaf of artificial intelligence
Domestic policy is riddled with foreign interference, from health to zoning
California fire response already looks like the a UN Agenda 2030 land grab
Will Trump halt the globalists' centralising tendency or accommodate it?

Happy 'No Deference' Day - Down those 4th July hotdogs as the war horses charge (Jul 04, 2024)
FTX, Probing Gently And Launching A Cashless Society - In which Sam is arrested, while the political role of a top financial regulator is cloaked
Big Three Polluter Unilever Goes For Woke - CEO talks sustainability and virtue, reveals the game of deception (Sep 22, 2022)
When The Great Reset Is Complete - A future retrospective (Nov 23, 2021)

Beware The Trifecta Of Tyranny - Pandemic treaty, vaccine passports, central bank digital currency are globalists' bet (Nov 24, 2022)
Chronicle of Dissent: California Burns - Society immolates - or did globalists turn on the rest (Jan 10, 2025)
Maui's Fire Hydrants Ran Dry; The Politics Of Water - H20 is being rationed in an attack on humanity (Sep 18, 2023)

Hurricanes, Wars & Winds Of Change - Native people abandoned for conquest at home & abroad (Oct 04, 2024)
The 'Fascist' Word And The Real Threat - Rival orders of Woke may combine in a 1930s reboot (Nov 04, 2024)
Green policy and war - the third rail Great Reset Exposed As Replacement - Globalists have nowhere to hide (Oct 22, 2024)
Just Following Orders: How Media Creates Conformity - Polarization leads people to side with authority (Jan 28, 2024)

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Jan 18, 2025

Donald Trump had a mixed record in pushing back against globalists. In his first term he pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Paris Climate Accords. This time the UN is bracing for him to cut funding. [1]

And yet he supported the Covid "safe and effective" campaign that was publicised by the supra-national bodies like the World Health Organisation. Trump has not yet addressed the downsides of that campaign, such as vaccine injury.

A brief resume of history can help.

The clue lies in the role of the Pentagon. The Covid shots were "medical countermeasures" developed by the military, and were branded and marketed by the likes of Pfizer.

The distinction is crucial. Despite being Commander in Chief, Trump was presented with a fait accompli by the security and military leadership, perhaps with an offer he could not refuse. [2]

It is not a good sign that he had a three-hour meeting with Bill Gates last week. His chief of staff Susan Wiles, a lobbyist for big pharma, was in attendance.

William Henry Gates III is not the head of the snake. He is an interface with the United Nations for the military industrial complex (which gave rise to IBM, and IBM to Microsoft). Through his foundations he finances research institutes which place key individuals on the payroll in each country.

He played a role, along with the Clinton foundation, in manoeuvring Tedros into position as head of the WHO.

We are not talking military in terms of servicemen, nor even the brass of the Department of Defense but those above the Pentagon who determine the wars — such as taking out "seven countries in five years," described by General Wesley Clark.

Big money makes such calls. Really Big Money that founded the key intelligence agencies to control corporations and government, not the other way around.

Billionaire servitors

That is why you see billionaires scurrying to embrace Trump, like his new found tech bros. Meta's Mark Zuckerberg has rebranded himself, claiming that the Biden administration forced him to censor issues like Covid and ban Facebook groups for the vaccine injured.

Zuckerberg is likely telling the truth, except it was not Biden but the security state and intelligence, heavily represented among Meta executives, that directs censorship to this day.

These billionaires are how Really Big Money controls corporations: the pliant front men. See Hawaii's Deep State Billionaires - 'Made men,' the creation of defence and intel agencies, are appropriating the islands (Sep 04, 2023)

The identity of this elite keeps alternative media guessing (the legacy media politely does not ask). You must judge them by their works.

Who could bring almost every nation to bended knee, simultaneously, during Covid in 2020?

Who could give their operatives, like the Gates foundations, diplomatic immunity, placing them above national law?

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The Bank of England created, after World War One, the Swiss-based Bank for International Settlements. Like the intergovernmental organisations that followed, it was granted diplomatic immunity as if it were a sovereign state. The expert on these bodies that operate above the law is Corey Lynn.

Now that we have addressed the structure of government, what can we expect from Trump on the domestic scene?

Foreign interference

Even domestic issues have a strong element of interference from these supra-governmental institutions, be it pandemic response or the declaration of emergencies. The United Nations Pact of the Future is a power grab in conjunction with the World Health Organisation, approved in September 2024.

See Russia Rejects UN Pact For The Future - Communitarian dialectic continues to exploit 'false binary' (Sep 23, 2024)

As with health research institutes, billionaire foundations have inserted pliant individuals at local and state level, from urban planning to the Environmental Protection Agency. Most follow the goals set by intergovernmental organisations - whether or not they truly believe in SDGs their career depends on it.

These in turn are a cover for carbon tax projects, linked to cybernetic control and bio technology, the industries, respectively, of data and DNA

Hyper-financialisation of society makes everything a commodity. Those who run the financial system aim to control everything via cybernetics (what they claim is artificial intelligence is really a set of algorithms).

One thing to know is is that unlike earlier eras, where our governments reserved their worst brutality for those they exploited in foreign lands, this cybernetic, bio technical drive aims to exploit the domestic population too. Motivated by profit; rationalised as social justice and equity.

In the last article we looked at Trump's foreign policy. In this we'll look at his domestic challenges.

Domestic priorities

A brief overview of priorities facing the U.S. include the level of spending, money printing and debt — which is not a problem until the day that it is.

Net legal migration is about 1 million a year. However the illegal immigration, was 10-15 million in four years, which accelerated in the past two. It cost billions channelled through (non) governmental organisations. Trump has pledged to deport illegals and close, or slow, border crossings.

Trump has promoted an industrial revival, buttressed by tariffs, and the modernisation of infrastructure. It is unlikely this will mean the return of traditional blue collar jobs or revival of earnings but industries important to strategic security, such as the expansion of the computer chip sector already underway. Regular workers seeking the protection of their jobs may have to be satisfied with the promised clamp down on illegal migrants.

Inflation has eaten into incomes. By some measures food inflation is up by 25 per cent in the past year.

Trump has criticised the bias of tech firms like Google and Meta and may consider anti-trust action — one reason the tech bros flatter him. Anti-trust is a diversion, as psychologist Robert Epstein has said, from the more nefarious use of algorithms and "ephemeral experiences" to nudge behaviour.

See Rule By Censor: Talk Is Cheap - U.S. presidential election shaped by multiple vectors; the mind is formed (Nov 01, 2024)

Unfortunately the use of algorithms to gather personal data or modify behaviour (sometimes dressed up as artificial intelligence) is a pursuit of the security state, so it is unlikely that meaningful action will be taken against the likes of Google and Meta.

Klaus Schwab's Cassandra-like warnings of a cyber polygon means cybersecurity will address real vulnerabilities but also be used as a pretext to for a further data and power grab. Britain has just joined Australia in requiring user ID to access the Internet wherever porn could be lurking, which is everwhere.

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Money Circus
16 Jan 2025 | 1:03 pm

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2. Can Less War Mean More Liberty?

Part two: Trump's Domestic Outlook - Will he push back against globalists as in 1st term? (Jan 18, 2025)

Gaza ceasefire may be tentative proof of Trump's pledge to stop conflict
But wars have their own impetus from which giant forces profit
Can Trump's realpolitik replace foreign adventure?
His pitch for Greenland and Panama may signal return to spheres of influence...
And perhaps stability

Jan 16, 2025

The Trump adminstration has begun, as he prepares to resume office. Part one of two.

Days before Donald Trump's inauguration as president, two things are clear. The world is in flux, and his administration intends to try to reshape it.

We have already discussed his overtures to Greenland, Panama Canal and Canada. They are not whimsy, regardless of your opinion on the merits.

Now a ceasefire in Gaza (Don't hold your breath - it has already hit roadblocks).

The Western order, as established by world wars one and two is dead. The option is to reshape it, as best you can, or adopt the ostrich pose.

Head in sand is what we have witnessed for four years.

It was a narcissistic carnival, in which we were forced to attend upon the mental dysphoria of government officials (search the words "Sam's nuclear woman's dress") while in several states the local Nero literally set the house ablaze.

You can forgive yourself for being transfixed — morbid fascination is the snake's technique of mesmerising its prey.

This was no accident. Policy, foreign in particular, was based on values not geography; feelings not truth. Policy based on "feels," unlike pantomime, has real human cost.

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To make matters worse, no-one took personal responsibility. Joe Biden was not in charge, U.S. secretary of state Anthony Blinken made 16 visits to Israel where we must assume he was seeking advice. If, as many suspect, former president Barack Obama was pulling the strings, it was an exercise in unaccountability. He said of Biden, "Don't underestimate Joe's ability to f--k things up."

Regardless of your political persuasion, that's no way to run a bar, let alone a country.

Dr Gilbert Doctorow says the world is seeing a return to great powers controlling their neighbourhood.

Trump, at his Mar-a-Lago press conference on January 7, was watched closely in Moscow and Beijing.

"Regarding Greenland, regarding Panama, they rejoiced because they saw that he had completely scrapped the Democratic Party foreign policy based on values and was speaking the language they understand best, called real politik." [1]

They took this to mean that there will be a White House-Kremlin summit, and that "Ukraine will not be on the agenda because the Ukraine problem will be allowed to be solved by the Russians themselves."

This, Doctorow says, will be followed by a new security architecture for Europe and the World based on spheres of influence.

War is a threat to liberty, as James Madison warned: "armies, and debts, and taxes are the known instruments for bringing the many under the domination of the few."

Wars end

Donald Trump has said he'll stop wars, even before he takes office.

The ceasefire in Gaza may be one sign of that.

The problem is that war has its own momentum. Wars are not fought out of hate; people may fight skirmishes over tribal or border differences, but these can also be provoked. Such fireworks are often used as the false flag pretext for war.

It is money that drives war: the ambition to grab land and resources. It was banking that made possible extended war; it is bankers who profit from the long-term debt wars create. [2]

Russia advances westward towards the Dnieper river. It took a lithium mine. It illustrates the gamble that investors lost in Ukraine.

Money talks

The city of Kurakhovo is a store for lithium worth hundreds of billions of dollars in the Shevchenko deposit. Australian company European Lithium has the mining rights for the deposit but has abandoned it due to the war. Russia has also acquired large deposits of coal, iron ore, manganese, titanium and uranium.

But countries that don't gain the spoils of war are left with the debt.

This could lead to a toxic mix of repression at home — Britain's summer riots were more than a hint — to squeeze dry the wage slaves. The numbers tell the story.

Countries like Britain lent heavily to Ukraine and the Bank of England underwrote loans in the name of the World Bank, loans which will be repaid from more loans, and ultimately by taxpayers. It is costing $15-18 billion a year.

Alex Krainer has pointed out, the timing of the invasion of Kursk region in August 2024 coincided with nervous sounds from asset managers like BlackRock about money owed, and a tranche of new lending.

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Money Circus
12 Jan 2025 | 9:06 am

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3. 3 Crises - Fire, Terror & War

California's reservoirs were drained in 2022. Constriction of water is nothing new
Restrictions on insurance and zoning imposed before the fires, planned or not
Media talks of ISIS everywhere, as pundits manufacture internal terror threat
Twitterati align behind HTS/ISIS - because CNN says the bearded fellow is fine
ISIS targets Sisi in Egypt; conflict would likely spill over into East Africa
Serves Anglo-American and oiler-banker designs on Mesopotamia; UN Agenda 21

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Jan 12, 2025

Crisis one, the fires

A large reservoir in Pacific Palisades that is part of the Los Angeles water supply system was out of use for a year before fire destroyed thousands of homes, writes The Los Angeles Times.

The Santa Ynez Reservoir (443 million litres or 117 million gallons) had been closed since about February 2024 for repairs to its cover.

The Times reported early Wednesday that numerous hydrants in higher-elevation streets of the Palisades went dry when fire erupted on Tuesday.

Ten years ago California passed a proposition to funded new reservoirs. A decade later not one has been begun construction.

Insurers vanish

More than 65,000 homeowners in Los Angeles had their insurance policies not renewed in the last five years

The insurance industry is consolidating. To do that re-insurers in California and Florida are cutting off capital to smaller insurers that write the contracts.

When it comes to reinvesting the profits, will the insurers put money into unsound banks or into land acquired at a cheap price after a disaster?

Wherever you see small insurers are raising premiums, or giving up and leaving the state, because they don't have the capital to cover the risks, or are being denied re-insurance by the higher ups, you know that your district is the next target.

Look at the C40 cities guide. If you live in one, the plan is to eradicate large home footprints and crowd you in to 15-minute SMART cities.

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Don't forget that if you cannot afford your property taxes in Florida , investors can earn an 18 per cent return investing in your tax certificate says lawyer Todd Callender. If you miss payments a forth time, they own your property. [1]

Equity, in the form of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), may require that a rebuilt home include a lift or elevator.

Zoning out single families

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two bills meant to make it easier to build more housing in California.

The first, Senate Bill 9, makes it possible to build more than one housing unit on land that was previously designated for only one unit. The second, SB 10, allows for denser development near public transit corridors, such as bus and train lines. [2]

From Twitter (unconfirmed):
Governor Gavin Newsom is allegedly working with developers to rezone Pacific Palisades burn areas for multi-unit housing. California Governor Gavin Newsom is reportedly collaborating with developers to change zoning designations in Pacific Palisades from R1, which allows single-family homes, to R3, enabling the construction of apartment complexes.

Who could have known?

In coming weeks you will hear governor Gavin Newsom claim there was nothing that could have been done.

The threat of fire is not new. It is a perennial. Newsom cut the budget for water infrastructure last year, while focusing on Woke slogans, reducing whiteness, targeting privilege, centring guilt upon skin colour, and redefining justice.

Whatever caused the fires, and however manipulative the response, there remains one big question outstanding.

Does this level of incompetence — if simple incompetence it is — justify placing greater emergency powers in the hands of these politicians and agencies?

Politics of water

At Moneycircus we noted that California's reservoirs were being drained in March 2022.

An overview of the attack on humanity via H20 was published in September 2023:

CNN revealed two yeas ago that "once the public is open to it we are going to start focusing more on climate, like global warming."

"Five cities could be one natural disaster away from a catastrophic water crisis," the same channel blared in September 2023 — Buffalo, New York; Prichard, Alabama; St Louis, Missouri; Central Coast, California; and San Juan, Puerto Rico

Rockefeller fronts have bought up water supplies for decades, just as Bill Gates is buying up farm land.

Front man Maurice Strong colluded with former director of the Environmental Protection Agency, William Ruckelshaus to grab water rights. Strong was also made head of Petro Canada by prime minister Pierre Trudeau (hints of whom the Trudeau dynasty serves).

Water is a tool of power. An Alabama water board began the process of eminent domain in 2023, saying it might have to evict residents from their homes while it fixed old and leaking water infrastructure.

A decade ago a member of Ireland's parliament told the rain-soaked peoples of the Emerald Isle that water was no longer a right, and even that which fell from the sky and ran down their necks could no longer be considered gratis.

The above is from the the article, Maui's Fire Hydrants Ran Dry; The Politics Of Water - H20 is being rationed in an attack on humanity (Sep 18, 2023)

Crisis two, ISIS & psyop

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Money Circus
10 Jan 2025 | 2:29 pm

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4. Chronicle of Dissent: California Burns

Don't obssess with what colour object burned, look at the context
California has long been independent of Wall Street and a target of the East Coast
Globalism is inherently hostile to belonging or sense of place
Olympic Games in 2028 - 1950s homes or SMART showcase?
After a year which exposed the dark secrets of Tinsel Town
The test of truth will be in the rebuilding

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Jan 10, 2024

This is not a report. Words barely capture fearful events. Familiar celebrity names, burned out. Flames seemingly leaping from the angry Earth.

Los Angeles so recently traduced for the excesses of its "party scene." People quick to find justice in events. In a society of virtue signalling it would not be long before someone "told you so," whether due to climate or karma.

Code Pink drew parallels with Gaza. Organizer Olivia DiNucci said California's fire was part of a global pattern of destruction, linking the environmental devastation to the conflict in Israel.

Are the Los Angeles fires a random event, or a state sponsored land grab? As in Lahaina, Maui, whatever caused the fires, is it the response that shall reveal the objective.

We already see common patterns: the absence of emergency alerts, telecoms down, hydrants dry, water restricted by the decision of the state, and the withdrawal of insurance, again, following the actions of the state.

See the extensive series on the Lahaina, Maui, connection to global governance. Start with:
Hawaii's Deep State Billionaires (Sep 3, 2023)
Indigenous People Under Attack – From Hawaii to Australia (Aug 18, 2023)
Maui Land Grab Explains The Great Reset (Aug 17, 2023)
Maui Homeless Camp Out On Beaches - After the fire, Lahaina looks like a brutal exercise in artificial scarcity (Dec 10, 2023)

It is useful to see events in the context of globalist initiatives — which we reduce here to UN Agenda 21, the sustainable development goals (SDGs) of that colour wheel they wear, and the financial interests that profit.

Don't be stupid

No need for a cohort of globalists pulling strings, but you must admit the framework in which the UN, the International Monetary Fund, the World Health Organisation & corporate and family foundations make decisions.

All sub-programmes point in the same direction: rewilding, closing farms on multiple pretexts, replacing food with crickets and magic meat, placing land ownership with "first peoples" in sortition assemblies outside the constitution, SMART cities, transport restrictions, restricting energy, while imposing electric everything, "managed retreat" which says people should be moved from land because of "climate emergency."

California has a long history of individuality. Not fully free of the influence of the East Coast, it remained an independent outpost of wealth and culture, long after Wall Street and London brought the Southern States to heel.

It was California that played a role in the gold rush and the oil boom. It is residence of choice to some of America's greatest fortunes. It is the home of the environmental movement, financed by those same oil fortunes.

It exported gold and supplied mining engineers to the world, later dams and nuclear plants; became a home to Chinese, Eurasian and Latin labour, became a food hub to Europe; and in more recent decades a world leader in components and computers, albeit less prominent in banking. [1]

It is the home of New Agers and psychological experimentation. It was in San Francisco that the CIA's MK-Ultra experiment dabbled in LSD. In the sub-project Midnight Climax men would be lured off the street into houses where they would be offered drugs and prostitutes, then observed through one-way mirror glass. That was the 1950s.

The sixties drug culture would emerge in tandem with the music scene. See "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon: Laurel Canyon, Covert Ops & the Dark Heart of the Hippie Dream," by the late Dave McGowan, who died suddenly in 2015. [2]

The cult of Charles Manson would emerge in the area, as Tom O'Neill revealed in "Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties" (2019).

See The CIA And The Elephant In The Room - Agency's role exposed by colluding with Fauci on Covid origins (Oct 02, 2023)

This may be why, when the intelligence agencies, founded by the Wall Street lawyers and banks with their ties to the City of London, their dabbling in psychoactive drugs took place mainly in California and in French-speaking Montreal, areas that they perhaps aspired to bring to heel.

It is time to leave the information silo that divides us from neighbours. Nothing can be excluded - everything must be given due account.

There is a familiar tale of ageing infrastructure, poor investment, bad decisions and "Aw, shucks" coincidence.

As five or six districts of LA burst into flames, many victims found themselves without insurance. California lawmakers had imposed price controls on insurance companies. This made it impossible for insurers to price coverage accurately. As a result insurance companies abandoned he state.

The Wall Street Journal wrote in March 2023, that California's leadership had failed to invest in water infrastructure to prevent floods or capture water. They responded to drought with rationing. When insurers assessed that the risk of disaster required higher premiums, the state capped them. [3]

And while the legacy media focuses on LA's most expensive districts where stars have lost their homes, there is less reporting on Eaton or Sylmar are where regular folk live. Fire hydrants are reported empty; there are no choppers dropping water; cars are bulldozed so the few firefighters can pass by.

Ominously, there is evidence of malice aforethought disguised as negligence: There is no way governor Gavin Newsom did not know that draining reservoirs and restricting water supplies would hamper the response to fires, of which California has long experience.

Cultural programming

The fires come at the end of a year in which the city has been exposed at its worst.

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Money Circus
8 Jan 2025 | 12:10 pm

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5. Merging The U.S. & Canada

Proposal to unify continent has long history in British and globalist thinking
It must be seen in context of SMART cities, cybernetic government or AI
and the financialisation of nature through CO2 trade to grab land and resources

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UPDATE: A reader asks why the main illustration includes Mexico. This reflects the Declaration of North America signed in Jan 2023 (see below)

Dec 8, 2025

Incoming president Donald Trump has spoken of "liberating" Canada, buying Greenland, reclaiming the Panama Canal, and renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the "Gulf of America."

This clearly goes beyond making America great again. If it is serious — a big if — it is a project that could not proceed without the say so of powerful people who own much of the land in those territories.

It is a deeper question than Tweets about who would get richer, or more liberty, under a North American merger. The Moneycircus archive is chock full of entertaining writing that anticipates this very proposal: how all crises are an attempt to reset the creaking monetary system, while grabbing land and resources; how the UN, IMF and WHO are used to advance the interests of the money power; the rival interests behind the City of London and the corporatisation of the British empire.

This articly is a timely synthesis. See the list of "related" above.

Land, government, people

The question is whether Trump's comments align with the globalists, and which faction. Those who claim to speak for Britain regard Canada as a royal dominion; at the same time there is a century-old tendency in the Anglo American Establishment which, to simplify in the extreme, pushes one world government by subsuming nation states into regional blocs.

What do we witness in real time?

The people are redefined, whether you deny the UN's own documents labeled "replacement migration," or blind yourself to the obvious question why post-industrial nations would import people with pre-industrial skills.

Territorial ownership or exchange is linked to the mass migration which we also witness. It is linked to the displacement of populations that we see in Gaza and Syria, and the resource wars in Mesopotamnia with eyes on Iran, and in Eurasia where senator Lindsey Graham told CBS, "They're sitting on $10 to $12 trillion of critical minerals in Ukraine."

Government itself is redefined, from "what is democracy" to the structure of institutions, inverted from representing the people to protecting the institutions (to whom they answer we know not).

The people are redefined: whether you ignore "replacement migration" as listed in the UN's own documents, the question remains why post-industrial nations would import people with pre-industrial skills.

The UN has a programme to reassign the ownership of land, from the settlers and interlopers to the indigenous peoples. It sounds noble enough, though fraught with complexity.

In practice the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples places first nations outside the constitutional and representative process by creating new sortition assemblies.

Is UNDRIP using indigenous people as the pretext for a land grab?

See United Nations Land Grab - First nations used as proxies by oligarchs (Jun 02, 2023)

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Here's the clue: Multiple policies, under pretexts that are many and varied, all drive the same "solutions."

Climate change is the pretext for "managed retreat," a policy to move populations away from regions deemed at risk from anything resulting from climate change: sea levels, wildfires, earthquakes, hurricanes etc.

The deportation or forced movement of peoples is part of the United Nations climate program under numerous policies: rewilding, nitrogen, C02, extreme weather, or SMART cities. [1]

There is merit to simple answers. Some seek the "big one" — perhaps an asteroid heading for Earth, the sensible option being to thin the herd and burrow underground, capturing as much life-giving carbon dioxide as possible for storage in mines.

Woke diversions

The gradual federalisation of Europe has been underway since WWII. Russia has attempted to copy this with the Eurasian Economic Union, and latterly with BRICS. In January 2023 president Joe Biden met Canada's prime minister Justin Trudeau and Mexico's then president Andrés Manuel López Obrador to sign the Declaration of North America.

The 10th North American Leaders' Summit attracted little attention since it was overshadowed by the lob-and-volley over classified documents found in Biden's garage, tit-for-tat after Feds had rifled through Melania Trump's clothes looking for the same.

Even if you had paid attention, the Declaration of North America (DNA) seemingly focused on the most Woke of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) from diversity, equity, and inclusion, to migration rights.

One begins to wonder if the famously vague 17 SDGs aren't simply a distraction from another agenda. [2]

Preparing the people

Globalism is driven by the concept of shareholder value: maximising profit is the legal and bounden duty of corporate executives, regardless of their claims to DEI.

A fragmented, deracinated workforce is their dream, since it is even cheaper than sending shrimps to be shelled by slave labour in Thailand or livestock to be butchered halfway around the globe.

Communitarian ideology is the pompous gloss for what is really a financial and tribal imperative. As to who implements the system, the shakedown will determine who holds the power and calls the shots.

Identitarian politics may find its expression in blood and soil ethno-nationalism. Or it may take refuge in avoiding oppression by becoming the oppressor. Individuals or corporations may take legal short cuts so long as the dominant tribe or cohort survives — the specific flavour of totalitarianism does not matter, just as in a society focused on ritual, the specific deity may vary over time.

What the outcome will be, one may speculate. In real time the constriction of energy is leading to the de-industrialisation of Europe. Manufacturing has been transferred to Asia, notably China. Industry requires vast energy, thus no restrictions are being imposed on China while European and North American governments are tinkering with the most finicky and intrusive mechanisms of taxing "carbon" at every step of consumption.

Trump wants the U.S. to retain its technological lead in the Apple way: "designed in California, made in China."

Technate of America

The proposal of unification is not new: it echoes a Technate of America as proposed by the Technocracy movement headed, in Canada, by Joshua Haldeman, grandfather of Elon Musk, which promoted rule by scientists and corporations in place of representative democracy.

1940 map of Technocracy Inc's Technate, from a book of that name

Curiously Elon Musk has chosen this moment to intervene in British politics on migration and the failure of law and justice, while highlighting his British roots — as if this were a challenge, or a cozying up, to the nominally British powers, the City of London and the monarchy, which is so powerful in Canada.

It also recalls the century-old plans to fold the British control of resources into a commonwealth of nations. Search our earlier articles on the Fabians, Alfred Milner, Lionel Curtis and H.G. Wells.

See Europe's Leaders May Walk Into A Trap - Could the U.S. abandon Europe to fight Russia alone? (Jun 16, 2024)

This is not only a question of how much of Canada's territory the British Crown owns directly but also the "fabulous" holdings of the Rothschilds, which we have noted before on Moneycircus.

Macleans magazine had an article from 1956, "The Rothschilds' Fabulous Stake In Canada." It has been 404'd or memory-holed and deleted from the prestigious magazine. It can be found on the Internet Archive and alternative web sites. [3]

There is nothing historic or ancien régime about such mammoth landholdings. When bankers began financing kings, they acquired land on an even greater scale than those royal hunting grounds.

Techno land grab

The SMART cities project, the cybernetic model for government to manage the physical, the digital, and the biological worlds, the need for resources, and financialisation of nature through carbon offsets as a means to acquire such resources, is driving a land grab.

See Russia Rejects UN Pact For The Future - Communitarian dialectic continues to exploit 'false binary' (Sep 23, 2024)

This is why the structure of ownership is driving geopolitics at this moment, why nation states are being called into question, and we cannot lightly dismiss such talk.

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Money Circus
5 Jan 2025 | 2:15 pm

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6. Wrong Kind of Spectacular

New Orleans and Las Vegas incidents should be watched for policy initiatives
If a spectacle is low complexity, then that is the cohort it seeks to influence
Sub-text is you are not safe if you don't support war on Iran in West Asia
Agencies insert UFO, terrorist spectres - along with threat of further violence
Perhaps timed to coincide with the certifying of Trump election
The spives, cheaters and assassins are not a patch on those of old

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Jan 5, 2025

The New Orleans and Las Vegas incidents should be watched for the policy initiatives that follow on their heels.

The first emotional leap is to blame open borders, even though neither the alleged perpetrators, their locations, nor their identities had anything to do with migration through the south.

Add the flames and spectres of "BREAKING NEWS" on Twitter/X and you have a wildfire that could spread in any direction: UFOs or enemy drones, Iranian assassination plots, ISIS operatives, the Clash of Civilisations, electronic control of vehicles and invisible bombs.

The headline narrative is not, however, the lasting impression. It is a safe bet that this will come down to wars abroad and surveillance at home, with profitable new sidelines opening for some.

After this New Year's ramming to death of about a dozen people on Bourbon Street, New Orleans, a journalist was allowed to gesticulate her way around the apartment of the driver and Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar.

NY Post journalist Jennie Taer surveyed a "model terrorist house" with evidence apparently laid out for the camera - an electronics workshop and a copy of the Quran.

The San Bernardino attack in California in 2015 had barely ended when a CNN reporter was allowed full access to the apartment of Syed and Tashfeen Malik — inconsistent with it being a crime scene.

The same happened after the shooting at the Route 91 Harvest music festival, in Las Vegas in 2017. The FBI let reporters traipse through the apartment of alleged shooter Stephen Paddock.

Controlling the investigation into the killing of 58 people was Vegas police chief John Pelletier who would later oversee the suppression of how many died in the Maui, Hawaii, fires.

Narrative collapse

Neither the New Orleans nor Las Vegas incident convinced the public, hence the reinforcement of the narrative in tabloid media.

The Las Vegas car explosion, said to be the work of U.S. serviceman Matthew Livelsberger, had some familiar elements.

The official narrative is cognitively dissonant: a supporter of president-elect Donald Trump who attacked a Trump hotel, in a Cybertruck built by Trump ally Elon Musk.

The FBI claimed he shot himself before detonating butane, which destroyed only the car (latest images dispute this as a body is seen sitting upright, head intact, as the car explodes).

The explosion was largely contained within the vehicle. As a Green Beret he could have rigged real explosives. Incompetence or the latent threat of impending doom is built into the storyline.

Livelsberger's body was burned beyond recognition, identified by DNA which did not match his son's. Rather than raise questions whether the body was Livelsberger, the media concluded that his wife must have cheated on him thus providing another motive.

Passports sprout like hardy perennials, most famously on September 11th 2001. Despite the raging fire in the car, Livelsberger's passport survived.

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Subtext

The unspoken words: two soldiers committing atrocities on the same New Year's Eve.

The story is soon embellished with an alleged email in which Livelsberger was trying to highlight civilian casualties in Afghanistan, while referencing the recent UFO hysteria in the U.S., Chinese drones, anti-gravity vehicles, Iranians crossing the southern border with anti-aircraft man-pad rockets and a new generation of "invisible" bombs that Iran would smuggle aboard civilian aircraft.

Take this "manifesto" with a pinch of salt. It was sent to an associate of a prominent intel-related podcaster. Yet even he admits that an important security lever had switched on the sender's phone indicating it could have been compromised.

These emails were sent after December 29th when the shared verification on the encrypted messaging app Signal, also known as a safety number, was changed. This warns your counterparts if the phone or SIM card have been changed.

Stretching tentacles

Behind the oohing and aahing of tabloid media, we should be looking at the context of Syria and Ukraine, and following the sub-narrative.

These unspoken words support the wars in West Asia (Mid East) — otherwise you will get more attacks like this in your country.

From the New Orleans car ramming we have a murderous attack on citizens, the Clash of Civilisations, a now familiar narrative driving war in the Mid East.

From the Last Vegas explosion, we have not just a warning of war. In both cases, timely support for an attack on Iran.

The underlying, all-purpose boogeyman is ISIS, and yet none of the media influencers will acknowledge that al-Qaeda, like ISIS, serves American and Israeli interests, as seen in Syria where its latest rebranding HTS has just come to power with allied help.

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7. Happy New Year And Let's Get It On

(2,700 words or just over 12 minutes of your company)

Jan 1, 2025

A Happy New Year to all readers, and a welcome in advance to those whom I trust will subscribe in 2025.

For all the shocking spectres of inhumanity, which we thought had belonged to the past, the recognitions (plural) rouse us as a reveille to act.

It is easy to become bogged down in the struggle and strife of daily existence.

Yet The People are principled and moral. And not because We act for a "greater good" but because truth is immutable. We seek harmony and light, which are our only guarantee of integrity, that goes before propert — and only if we secure these may we begin to hanker for joy.

There is order of things, from which we are distracted and not by accident.

Solar distraction

The world is an uncomfortable place right now. We are affected personally.

In ages past people blamed the solar system: the spheres were, they said, in commotion. Today it does not scratch the itch to blame it on the planets, though the ancient tendency is still there in the insistence that climate dysfunction is the primary cause of all ills.

There is a cosmic dance, that's not denied. But it is not one that we control. [1]

We, personally, are discombobulated, whether or not the spheres are in discord.

Cost of living and inflation is the same complaint that it ever was but there are frictional groans from the economy and, deeper, within the social structure, as from a fault in the rocks, that suggest a shock is coming that will splinter the foundations of the boastful constructions of a society that presumes to endure.

Political children

One realisation that won't go away, like the ache of a tooth, is that politicians are amplifying these problems.

There are always those who seek to make trouble: the relative, neighbour or work colleague who comes on too strong, demanding ever more of our time, until the point where we cannot allot more to this particular pleading person and put down our foot — when, in their pouting retaliation, they sabotage our work, spread rumours and make themselves a pain in the posterior.

This in an adult's body is the child that every parent has experienced. When the little one cries that you have not paid enough attention, or that your focus lies elsewhere, small "happenings" occur, baby sabotage but with an adult child more wily and clever wrecking and subversion.

Music of spheres

It is popular to believe that we live in the best of worlds.

Artificial intelligence, we are told, will fill the gap in an imperfect Earth, giving us material abundance without inconvenience — even as we signal our virtue by abstaining from energy: oil, gas, coal or nuclear.

Let government or whoever is in charge decide.

Most of us go little further than Voltaire's Dr Pangloss — as he satirized Leibniz — postulating that all is for the best in this best of all possible worlds.

Gottfried Leibniz was addressing the question of God and the persistence of evil, which we also reduce to the lesser of two.

Voltaire was an Anglophile and cynic, and some say a British agent who helped pave the way for the French revolution of 1789 but that's a story for another time.

Have we adopted, with our modern ethos of the lesser of two evils, the attitude of "Devil may care"?

Misanthropes a plenty

Blaming all on the spheres. Abandoning food production, along with energy, is no mere act of "hope and chance" — it is direct disobedience of the order to "be fruitful and multiply."

Embarrassingly for Western functionaries, the host of November's COP29 (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change) in Azerbaijan, president Ilham Aliyev, said "Having oil and gas… It is a gift from God."

And in keeping with the injunction to "be fruitful and multiply, and replenish the earth and subdue it," Aliyev said his country would be increasing investment in extraction and production, since oil and gas would be needed for "many more years.

See Misanthropes In A Land Of Plenty - Trump's re-election overshadows COP29 climate bash (Nov 11, 2024)

It is hard not to conclude that there is a spiritual game at play in which the lesser evil is still evil, and the evidence is in the absence of good works.

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Mammon calls

And so back to mammon. The stock markets rise in nominal terms, as more currency is needed to buy the same share. Real estate levitates for the same reason of inflation.

This lets some of us shirk responsibility for fixing things - leaving it to technology or authority, as Charles Hugh Smith writes. [2]

Immanuel Wallerstein, whom Smith quotes, rejects the idea that "unlimited laissez faire" was a pillar of the profit-driven economic world system, rather that strong states back up monopolies and are a pillar for the profit-driven system.

This is the Moneycircus view that the great powers never did abandon mercantilism (corporativist power protected and leveraged by the state, which arose in late Renaissance and peaked in the 17th and 18th centuries) and that "free trade" or neo-liberalism is code for forcing weaker states to lay themselves open -- so that the great powers can have their way.

Year of revolutions

The rise of revolutions in the next century, beginning with 1848, was the adaption of mercantilism to industrial production (the oligarchs focusing carefully on the social implications of the next industrial evolution).

See Supra-National Socialism And Revolutionary Virtue - DEI - diversity, equity and inclusion - are their false gods (Aug 03, 2023)

Your view is influenced by your focus, technology, demographics, political and world systems. These are mirrored within nations - writ large and small.

The power polarity, the variance of agency, is determined by great wealth firewalled by trusts, protected from taxes, their reputation guarded by libel laws and now "hate speech" censors, while The People are sent to prison for social media posts.

Charles Hugh Smith makes the point, qua Wallerstein, that systems misdiagnose problems, lack the feedback to adapt to reality, so "models" solutions that are a form of play acting, supported by control of the narrative.

At MC we have focused on the narrow instigation and implementation of social group think, using the owner-investor's spear: the military and intel control of the narrative and censorship.

This view is controversial enough and yet it is facile, sophomoric and inadequate. Many alt media colleagues won't go there.

Bend the political mind

This is just the beginning, the surface glimmer frightening our fellows, while persuading others to grasp for more like the greedy dog in Aesop's Fables who dropped his bone when he saw another in the water's reflection.

See Journalists! What is to be Done? - The author takes a scalpel to the trade he joined three decades ago (Jun 29, 2021)

Former German defence minister Andreas von Bülow said that 80-90 per cent of intelligence is gathered from public sources, yet those are increasingly under the control or influence of military and intelligence agencies. This is creating a feedback loop.

Through influence activities, state ministries and agencies fill newspapers and social media with information to prod the public towards certain perceptions, behaviours and outcomes. At the same time, social media vacuums up that information on behalf of corporations and state, crunching data and feeding it into algorithms and policy decisions, schooling and policing, and the whole cycle begins again.

True believers

The precise institutions involved what Mike Benz named the Censorship Industrial Complex - are less important than the outcome.

The popular mind is shaped to prepare the ground for political initiatives.

See The Public-Private Censorship Industry - Official culture of playing loose with the truth could crush fragile trust in media (Feb 27, 2023)
Who Is Afraid Of Democracy? - It's under attack from those paid to protect it (May 15, 2024)

With the Biden administration in 2020, David Samuels explains in The Tablet that something more alarming happened.

"Spouses, children, colleagues, and supervisors at work began reciting, with the force of true believers, slogans they had only learned last week, and that they were very often powerless to provide the slightest real-world evidence for."

The beliefs transmitted through social media were enforced by the federal bureaucracy, the Department of Justice Department and the FBI, along with the corporate sector, with the de-banking of "politically exposed persons."

See Bank Chief Fired In Social Credit Blowback - Another example of conspiracy theory in action (Jul 26, 2023)

Leaving democracy aside, even in an oligarchy or autocracy this implies that innovation grids to a halt, or is narrowly focused on the interest of a controlling elite: robotics, AI, which is why people equate the Great Reset of the World Economic Forum with neo-feudalism.

This threat to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is evidenced in many functional approaches, especially the dominance in business of managed outcomes.

Feudalism rekindled

This toxic avoidance of doubt is witnessed from the production line to the top of the food chain in the corporate "philanthropies" that direct international policy.

Outcomes are managed and policy is co-ordinated with objectives in mind. It is the declared objective of the Rockefeller "Lockstep" document of 2010; of the World Economic Forum's The Great Reset; of the Lynn Forester de Rothschild and the Pope's Council on Inclusive Capitalism; and of the World Health Organization's Pandemic Treaty.

From the perspective of citizens, these managed outcomes are presented to audiences who have no role in writing the script. It reminds one of "the science is settled" — there is supposedly no need to discuss how or why; the outcome will be imposed.

See From Welfare State To Communitarianism - Pensions and Medicare to go; replaced by digital allowance. Food rationing is a pretext (Aug 02, 2022)

Such group think requires uniformity. The NGO system creates a thought-confirming feedback loop, informing social media, creating "true believers" in a reality enforced and censored by federal and corporate bureaucracy.

Political model

With the waning of legacy media, this group think is imposed through social media.

"The model of politics in which operatives are constantly running permission structure games on the body politic, assisted by members of the press and think tankers eager to be of service to the party, has more in common with pyramid schemes and high-pressure network-marketing scams than it does with reasoned democratic deliberation and debate. At this point, it hardly seems controversial to point out that such a model of politics is socially toxic." [3]

The most extreme examples were Covid, Russiagate and the Iran nuclear deal. But also race and gender politics, voting practices and the response to the election of 2020.

In return The People gave up liberties, social norms were inverted, all to seemingly justify the largest wealth redistribution in history, upwards, to the top one per cent.

The individual is beguiled to yield personal integrity of the mind, to believe external orders, regardless of their contradiction or illogic - the medical designation of schizophrenia.

To know not

False consciousness, the Marxist concept, is central to the official narrative as internal monologue.

Samuels, in the article linked above, says humans have not always been conscious. Until relatively recently we had a bicameral brain, which processed voices from plants, burning bushes, animals, the entrails of birds and turned those into rules for life.

He cites Julian Jaynes, author of "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind."

We learned consciousness, he argues, as language developed — what we call the internal monologue, through which we created metaphors and allegories, and gradually developed the skill of abstraction.

The military intelligence pursuit of hybrid war in which any citizen is a potential enemy, attempts to locate consciousness outside the self, reverting us to the pre-consciousness state of ancient millennia.

Their objective is to use artificial intelligence to guide thought and behaviour. The result of this automated permission structure is institutional schizophrenia.

Governments functionaries, which former New Zealand prime minister Jacinda Ardern declared are "your single source of truth," are incapable of truth, because they have none to tell. They are a machine product driven by managed outcomes.

Whatabout the vacuum

A narrow view of the power structure risks falling into "whataboutism."

It is not enough to point out that corporations profit from war, or that oil barons and bankers financed both sides of WW2, or that tde Anglo-American Establishment finance the same dictators they send us to fight.

It is more important to know that networks manipulate humanity, and have done for hundreds if not thousands of years.

Tell me

Tell me something new. Tell me about now. This is not history, this is about standing on the right side of the present or burying your head in the sand as we are jabbed and jostled in a war on humanity.

Do not be afraid of first steps; we can revise our understanding as we learn. Form a mental image, however rough, and do not be bullied into silence.

Abstract concept do not refer to a single object but multiple, interacting and complex relationships. That is why we need metaphors to envisage them.

If you see an octopus, that's fine.

The most famous octopus cartoon was drawn in 1912 by Alfred Owen Crozier, who opposed the re-establishment of a U.S. central bank, which Senator Nelson Aldrich proposed.. He titled his cartoon the "Octopus-Aldrich Plan: The Coming Money Trust".

Trust was the word used a century ago for monopolies and Crozier was right.

The journalist Danny Casolaro was on the brink of uncovering a government conspiracy he dubbed The Octopus, and in 1991 he died in suspicious circumstances.

No-one has copyright on The Octopus, so do not let anyone tell you it is anti-Semitic. Likewise globalist, or the money power, or owner-investors or oiler-bankers. These may be placeholders or calling cards to describe one of many components - of a power that is very real.

In cinema, Sidney "Paddy" Chayevsky captured the money power in his 1976 film Network:

"It is the international system of currency which determines the totality of life on this planet. That is the natural order of things today. That is the atomic and subatomic and galactic structure of things today! And you have meddled with the primal forces of nature, and YOU WILL ATONE!"

His big boss character, Arthur Jensen, continued:

"There is no America. There is no democracy. There is only IBM, and ITT, and AT&T, and DuPont, Dow, Union Carbide, and Exxon."

So much for the mechanism. The powers that be answer to someone. We decide to whom we answer.

We are raised to expect more, as St Francis of Assisi said in his prayer:

"That where there is discord, I may bring harmony;
that where there is error, I may bring truth;
that where there is doubt, I may bring faith;
that where there is despair, I may bring hope;
that where there are shadows, I may bring light;
that where there is sadness, I may bring joy."

No person, whether they define themselves as bureaucrat, journalist, deputy, sheriff, CEO or even community organiser should seek any less.

8. Bridging Delusions of Progress & War

Post-modern narratives failed to confront centuries-old conflict
Despite brutality, old empires needed ethnic and religious co-existence
Today's tribal, ID politics tends towards resentment, real or imagined
Fortunes arise from the chaos of war, like opportunist politicians' careers
Tech bro optimists profit from disruption, as much as the warmongers
A licence to kill as the progressive segues into transgressive
On the cusp of a debt crisis, another monetary system approaches its lifespan
Rivals seek control of resources and energy - who fights for wind farms?
In a different world we might be chatting on a train from Beirut to Cape Town

(2,900 words or 14 minutes of your company.)

Maffeis Engineering designed pairs of swinging railway bridges over the Suez canals. Sadly the train to Cape Town is still waiting after 100 years.

Dec 27, 2024

There is a strange disconnect between the narrative Western societies are telling themselves, and the boots on the ground.

We are on the brink of a new era: technology that can tailor individual solutions; replace farms and food; and limit private travel and liberties. In exchange, non-governments or NGOs will replace core functions of the nation state (thus disempowering ethno-nationalism) and redress social and environmental justice.

Yet we witness wars that match those of the 20th century, aided by new technology that can tailor those individual solutions for destruction: artificial intelligence grades the population for elimination; drones deliver explosives.

Old for new

Consider the newspaper headlines about wind and solar: no-one is fighting wars to seize new land for solar parks or coastal windmills. Wars are being fought for oil and gas, and the pipelines that carry them, as in Syria, or to exclude rival gas suppliers from the market, like Russia.

See Syria's Surprise Fall Not So Strange - Assad's exit puts oil & gas routes back on the map (Dec 10, 2024)

In spite of King Charles' announcement in June 2020 of the Great Reset — and the end of a society defined by mass production and consumption — warships still patrol the world's trade routes as Yemen exchanges missiles with Britain and the U.S over the Red Sea.

Railways and logistics are as important today as when Britain obstructed Germany's plans, begun in 1903, for the Berlin-Baghdad railway. Today commercial forces compete to control trade "corridors" with the likes of China's Belt and Road Initiative which is partly obstructed by the war in Ukraine.

For all the excitement of robots and artificial intelligence, and the promised Fourth Industrial Revolution, the borders of Western countries are laid open to a new wave of demographics — not only for youth and fertility, but for lower expectations of pay and living standards.

The demographics of migration also determines the degree of dependence upon government. This is a key to the Great Reset, which sees the state bearing much of the cost of the workforce (think universal basic income) and acting as provider of labour (think gangmaster) to corporations.

Privatise profits, socialise costs

This is proposed in Eric Weinstein's work for the International Labour Organisation's Migrant Division and United Nations document, "Replacement Migration" (2000).

See Great Reset Exposed As Replacement - Globalists have nowhere to hide (Oct 22, 2024)

Driving the above, is the looming monetary crisis. We are on the cusp of a debt-driven collapse as another currency system approaches its lifespan (For more on replacement migration and the debt collapse see below).

Can you see the dark humour?

At this very moment drones are, for reasons not explained, hovering menacingly above Western cities.

The same technology that is sold to you as a convenience is killing people in Gaza, Ukraine and Russia, and until recently in Afghanistan. The absence of delivery is weaponising famine in Sudan.

Technology has no morality, you may say. A car can be used to terrorise and kill; to the individual it is a double-edged sword.

It comes into service when killing is justified for the greater good, or because voices in my head, or my reading of ancient scriptures, tell me to do so.

Progressive transgression

In political terms, licence to kill is provided when the progressive segues into the transgressive. I doubt activists can spot the dangerous implications of their own language.

Apply this to any modern technology: the "safe and effective;" Green energy policy and deindustrialisation; industrial food and the closing of farms; quarantines and 15-minute cities.

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See Drone Psyop Continues For Your Own Good - 'Take me to your leader' (Dec 16, 2024)

Perhaps the propaganda of progress must precede transgression, as we witnessed in the totalitarian social experiments of the 20th century.

Activists have largely replaced journalists in the legacy media, and promote agendas as if they are a vanguard of change agents.

Many youth perceive a righteous trade off but they fail to notice that some old families and their foundations have worked over generations to bring them to this point.

One that is comfortable with selective war: arming this country, waging proxy war on that, while enthusiastically remilitarizing our own.

Ruben Andersson and David Keen write that governments and bureaucracies get addicted to wars from which the military-industrial complex profits, when the costs are laid on weaker parties.

"The sense of righteousness that has so often infused right-wing war fever has been increasingly evident on the left."

Narratives like Russiagate, which proposed that president Donald Trump conspired with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to undermine democracy, may have been a hoax but lives on in progressive minds.

"Right-wing microeconomics has tended to drum up existential threats against the nation, such as migration, terrorism and drugs. A different kind of existential angst — focused on rising authoritarianism, global emergencies and vulnerable groups — has typically animated liberal righteousness." [1]

At the same time, shutting down debate obscures the costs of war. Britain's prime minister Keir Starmer said in in 2022 (while leader of the opposition) that he would expel from the Labour Party anyone who blamed NATO for provoking a war with Russia.

This leaves populist politicians like Trump (with a selective view on war), popular fronts like Alternative for Deutschland, Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance, and the UK's Workers Party and Reform questioning escalation, while self-described "centrists" beat the drum.

The answer might lie in Arnold Toynbee's pessimism that post-modernity would be characterised by anxiety and despair. No "end of history" for him (he died in 1975). Those who wrote in the 1990s, just after the fall of the Berlin Wall forgave Toynbee "for thinking that the post-modern age, like those which had preceded it, would be dominated by war." [2]

Toynbee's pessimism was a reaction to contemporaries like Norman Angell who had written before WWI that industrial integration had made militarism obsolete; that there was no need to control land in order to profit from it:

"If credit and commercial contract are tampered with in an attempt at confiscation, the credit-dependent wealth is undermined, and its collapse involves that of the conqueror."

That is precisely what the European Union and U.S. did in 2022, by seizing Russia's $300 billion in foreign exchange reserves, undermining trust in the Western banking system.

Angell's analysis written in 1913 was prescient even though his conclusion was wrong.

Perhaps he misidentified the beneficiaries of war, or more pertinent, that war creates its own beneficiaries whose fortunes arise from the chaos, just like the careers of opportunist politicians.

Buying a moral compass is not the answer, nor the attempt to stand on the right side of history (watered down pseudo-Marxism, as a friend says) — silly phrases, both.

"I don't believe in the idea of being on the right side of history. The histories of the future are none of our concern. Our concern is the present. And our country is, in at least this one important sense, on the right side of it."
— Mark O'Connell in The Irish Times. "The mystery is why so many countries are silent on Gaza."

Nature's vacuum

Governments don't care about moral anything and they write the history that covers their bloody deeds.

But let us warm to the theme of this article: if this is the dawning of a new era, why are we knee deep in the atrocities of the past?

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20 Dec 2024 | 3:49 pm

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9. Governments Fall As War Drive Exposes Rifts

The truckers' enemy Chrystia Freeland is replaced in Canada's government
Coalitions in France and Germany collapse
Britain's PM moves to cancel local elections next year
Deep state ramps up war before Trump takes office
Outgoing "collective Biden" plants landmines for successor
USA's first National Defense Industrial Strategy has no off ramp
European Council president calls to put the EU's economy "on a war footing"
European NATO outspends Russia 3X and yet under pressure to spend more
Who is running Western policy - or does it follow the profit of war?
Can arms industry drive growth or will it cannibalise social services?
Centrists hit contradiction: pay the warmongers or welfare
War is the health of the state - just not yours

Dec 20, 2024

From Canada, across the scudding Atlantic to the oyster beds of France, up the Rhine to Germany… governments are falling.

At last a writer need not bend stories into false equivalence. The same deeply unpopular policies of war funded by budget cuts and austerity have politicians polling at record lows.

Incumbents no longer bother with rhetoric of "saving democracy" in Ukraine. They admit it is about challenging Russia for resources, as they trample rights at home.

The U.S. military withdrew from Afghanistan in August 2021, just six months before the Ukraine war ramped up. Now the war in Ukraine is bogged down and we see the fall this month of Syria, clearing a path to Iran and some of the world's biggest deposits of oil and gas.

The People rightly protest, because we are also the target: the military-banking cartel wants a new monetary system that will enforce compliance on humanity.

France's mouvement des gilets jaunes, the yellow vests, predated the Covid tyranny, starting in 2018, protesting at fuel and energy taxes hitting jobs and living standards. They called for genuine democracy, and social and fiscal justice, not the fake globalist version of diversity, equity and inclusion.

Canada's truckers were cheered around the world as they made their way to Ottawa three winters ago to confront lawmakers over vaccine mandates. Dutch farmers led the resistance to farm closures, joined recently by British. Sri Lankan farmers razed the estates of politicians in 2021 after their own farms saw yields fall 50 per cent as fertilizer and pesticides were banned.

See Crisis Update - Truckers' Leaders Arrested - Canadian rights suspended as The Great Reset is accelerated (Feb 18, 2022)

Canadians Face To Face With Fascism - Liberal left begins to recognize the tyrannical impulse behind The Great Reset (Feb 21, 2022)

Managed (not) democracy

As popular unrest grows, elections and their results increasingly are managed. In the European elections of June 2024, then in France, eastern Germany and Austria, the incumbent parties refused to vacate, even when the popular will rejected war and austerity.

Self-described "centrists" (pushing the safe and effective, war, energy starvation and degrowth) manoeuvred to keep the winning parties out of power.

Bear with me; it takes a fine needle to weave a tapestry to describe what we face, but they did it at Bayeux.

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In Romania this month's election was cancelled when a former globalist insider, Club of Rome and United Nations executive, Calin Georgescu, was poised to win, because he wants to reconsider the expansion of NATO bases and war with Ukraine.

In Georgia violent demonstrations have sputtered for months as the European Commission and NATO seek to unseat the re-elected government for being insufficiently keen on war with the Russian neighbour.

The European continent and now Canada are in play as The People reject the direction in which they are being towed, increasingly gagged (censored) and bound (imprisoned for speech, beaten for protest) by politicians or their masters.

We no longer have representative democracy in which deputies reflect the popular will, even indirectly.

In Britain, Keir Starmer is moving to cancel some or all local authority elections next year on the grounds that he is reorganising county and district councils into one tier.

UK's Labour faces a public backlash over £40 billion in tax hikes, but that's just a fraction of at least £20 billion underwritten in loans to Ukraine and £150 billion owed to the Bank of England for propping up the banking sector after the 2008 crash.

The European Union has already spent more than €130 billion to support Ukraine, European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen admitted this week.

It is no coincidence that it has come to a head with the re-election of president Donald Trump.

It was during the 2020 election campaign that democracy had to be "saved" so that the self-described elites retained control of democratic institutions by any means necessary.

Time magazine's Molly Ball wrote: "The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign that Saved the 2020 Election."

Democracy is sacrificed on the altar of democratic institutions aka the bureaucracy.

Hidden rulers

Joe Biden was struggling mentally from the very start, his staffers admit. They told The Wall Street Journal they have had to compensate for his limitations since 2020.

Whoever has been running his administration these past four years is now laying landmines for the successor:

selling off the unassembled stretches of border wall
changing rules on the federal workforce making it harder to discipline or fire
considering pre-emptive pardons for numerous politicians and bureaucrats
filing judicial positions, issuing new environmental and climate orders
approved anti-personnel landmines for Ukraine and wiping $5 bn of debt
likely approved the murder of the general probing Ukraine biolabs

All this and more in the fading hours of the Biden presidency.

Above all, regime change in Syria, planned for more than two decades, and the biggest CIA budget item over those years, concluded six weeks before Trump's inauguration.

An al-Qaeda offshoot took power, with U.S., Israeli and Turkish help, making a mockery of servicemen's lives lost and citizens' liberties vanquished in the name of the War on Terror.

The legacy media scrambled to explain why Hayat Tahrir al-Sham should be taken off the U.S. terrorist wanted list, while its leader, and Syria's new boss, Mohammed al Jolani, still has a $10 million bounty on his head.

2024 was the year people noticed en masse that democracy was missing in action. Yet great moments of social change are seen only in the rear view mirror.

If the West is no longer democratic, it is because it ceased to be decades ago. Of course, the PATRIOT Act of 2001 was a key turning point but even that had been planned years before.

By the way, since al-Qaeda is now "one of us" can we repeal the PATRIOT Act?

See Race War, Managed Decline And Succession - Seemingly disparate events align with one objective (Jul 31, 2024)
WW3 Or State Terror, You Decide - Do governments have citizens in their sights? (Feb 02, 2024)
Any 'Emergency' Would Be Step Closer To Dictatorship - Hate laws will censor all dissent (Sep 21, 2023)

In this article we'll consider the push for a war economy, in Europe and the U.S which has its first National Defense Industrial Strategy; the impact on social services and how that's driving budgetary crisis; whether polycrisis serves the World Economic Forum-UN agenda, strengthening the trend to reducing social costs (suspicious deaths in UK hospitals and care homes did not end with the pandemic) with measures like Canada's medical assistance in dying (MAID).

We'll look at the collapse of governments and the ways in which the centralising, cybernetic technocrats will continue to push their cascading crises.

[Keep up the seasonal cheer, dear friends. We must know what we face in order to defeat it.]

TL;DR

A brief summary of financial crisis in Canada, Germany and France. You can skip this part for the section on how weapons spending will affect social spending.

Canada's finance minister Chrystia Freeland resigned just as she was about to report her autumn budget.

The Trudeau government wants to increase military spending from $41 billion (1.35 per cent of GDP) but cannot find the money.

They spent money on Covid like it was going out of fashion and are seeking to cheer voters with seasonal tax breaks on holiday-themed items. That's been passed but Freeland was blocking a $250 cheque that the government wanted to send to every Canadian earning less than $150,000 annually.

The autumn economic statement on Monday revealed a $60b deficit ($42bn; £33bn) after Freeland promised in the spring to keep it below $40bn.

Her replacement Dominic LeBlanc is a Trudeau loyalist who last week seized Canadians' remaining guns — promising to gift them to Ukraine.

LeBlanc retains the role of minister of public safety. Canadians will note with dry humour that was Maximilien Robespierre's role in the Committee of Public Safety, the principal organ of the French revolutionary government during the Reign of Terror.

"Even Trudeau loyalists are fleeing to escape deficit disaster," is the headline in the National Post.

Spending is set to rise $45 billion over the next six years, perhaps more, to meet Trump's concerns over border security and NATO contributions.

Freeland said she intends to stay on as a Liberal member of parliament, and that she will run again in Canada's upcoming election, which must be held on or before October.

Five siting Liberal MP publicly called on Trudeau to step down.

Germany quarrels

Germany's ruling coalition has fallen apart. They performed disastrously in the elections in eastern Länder in September 2024, but the Greens/SPD on the one hand, and the Free Democrats on the other, also disagreed on budgets.

In October, FDP finance minister Christian Lindner effectively denounced the coalition's entire economic and financial policy.

Funny business, using billions of euro earmarked for Covid, to shore up climate policy, which the top court ruled illegal, leaving a €60 billion hole.

The Greens/SDP want to replace welfare with a citizens' income, add 400,000 new homes each year, pensions were to be financed from the stock market. [1]

In Germany the likely next chancellor will be Friedrich Merz of the Christian Democrat CDU, who supports arming Ukraine with more long-range missiles. He is a former chairman of asset manager BlackRock, which is invested in Ukraine.

Merz likely sympathises with former Dutch prime minister and NATO chief Mark Rutte who last week pointed to European pensions - and said countries should spend "a small fraction of that money to make our defences much stronger."

France marches

In France, president Emmanuel Macron shows no sign of retiring, despite the collapse of his latest attempt to keep "centrists" in control, by manoeuvring to exclude Marine Le Pen's National Rally and Jean-Luc Mélenchon's France Unbowed, and the left-wing New Popular Front.

Instead Macron installed "centrist" Michel Barnier, who lasted three months before losing a no-confidence vote.

The next "centrist" prime minister Francois Bayrou is trying to win Le Pen's support for... you guessed it... austerity: tax hikes and spending cuts to find 60 billion euro ($65 billion) next year.

Higher taxes on electricity, air travel, non electric cars, freezing state pensions, cutting medical reimbursements, reducing support for apprenticeships.

But they won't touch the defence budget which got its biggest boost in half a century in July to spend 413 billion euros ($450 billion) in an attempt to reach 2 per cent of GDP.

Military spending for 2024-2030 is more than a third higher from 2019-2025.

Centrists squat

In a democracy Trudeau and Scholz would already have left office, and it would not be long before Keir Starmer joined the list of six British ex-prime ministers and eight former foreign secretaries in just 10 years.

It is not only in Biden's America that we should ask, who exactly, is driving policy?

See German Voters Reject Political Squatters - 'Centrist' parties defy popular fury, cling to power (Sep 03, 2024)

Normalisation, stage four

See The Great Reset As Subversion - A KGB defector warned us decades ago (Jan 02, 2022)

If you had any doubt that they are sowing chaos in the system so that they can present a solution, surely the wars raging and governments collapsing worldwide, are your evidence.

We ignore children collapsing on the sports fields — doctors are "baffled" — while children in Gaza die from hunger, bullets and bombs.

We do not connect, even though a strong argument can be made that the same military and oiler-banker interests are behind both.

This is a facet of media, which refracts light like a cut stone, or distorts image like a hall of mirrors.

Life in Europe and America seems normal, if wallets are a little tight, amid polices of war and austerity. Humans have an infinite ability to adjust to changing conditions: look once more at survival in Gaza.

Yet life as normal is unsustainable. We were threatened in 2020 with a new normal and it has arrived.

See The Never Normal is Forever - UK Gov aims to Embed Control through 'New Identities' (Sep 07, 2021)

Who they?

It is all about resources and the monetary system that those resources underpin.

The Anglo American Establishment, the City of London — the money power however you name it, I use the placeholder Rockefeller, Rothschild & Rex — did not want a rival to establish a route from the Pacific to Atlantic, or the German plan for a railway from Berlin to Baghdad, or the integration of India or Africa with Europe. They want to be the forever middleman, thus they need a policy to divide and conquer.

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Weapons spending

Resources are diverted from social services into the military industrial complex; that's what a policy of war and austerity means.

European Union countries are estimated to have raised their combined defence spending to €326 billion (about $340 billion) — equivalent to a record 1.9 percent of gross domestic product — in 2024, the European Defence Agency reported.

Russia is estimated to have spent 10.4 trillion roubles this year, increasing to 13.5 trillion in 2025 (about $130 billion). That's nearly 40 per cent of the federal budget, or about 6 per cent of GDP.

NATO currently has a 2 per cent of GDP target for arms spending — which 23 out of 32 members say they will meet this year — and they will discuss raising that to 3 per cent at next year's summit. [2]

The U.S. Department of Defense had a budget in 2024 of $849.8 billion, although the total funding from Congress, known as budgetary resources, amounted to $1.99 trillion distributed among its six sub-components. That's more than 16 per cent of the federal budget or about 3.5 per cent of GDP. [3]

Social disservice

Many European governments have ring fenced aid to Ukraine and military spending, while a poor economic outlook — weak productivity and exports, and a continuing energy crisis that has seen two years of stagnation — makes it inevitable that social services will be cut.

Brussels' answer is to consider war bonds, or in plain terms issuing debt jointly. European Council president Charles Michel has suggested to put the EU's economy "on a war footing."

Newly appointed EU defence and space commissioner Andrius Kubilius wants to allocate €100 billion for defence, to integrate the union's arms industry.

One proposal is to exclude defence spending from the Stability and Growth Pact which limits budget deficits to 3 per cent of GDP and public debt to 60 per cent of GDP. [4]

The U.S. has its first ever National Defense Industrial Strategy, intended to increase investment into the armaments sector.

It is arguable that the U.S. never left the war economy after the end of WW2 and that we witness a further skewing of industry, and thus foreign policy, towards war, with no off ramp. [5]

The U.S. has no shortage of available labour thanks to open borders and has a better record of putting immigration to productive use. Trump's proposal of tariffs on imports should be seen in that context. Growth has a better chance of exceeding inflation, unlike Europe and the UK.

Forecasts for Canada sit in the middle, with growth and inflation around 2 per cent.

Whose defence?

What these figures suggest is that European members of NATO already outspend Russia by almost three times, and the U.S. spends at least three times as much as European members of NATO. We are talking here about total defence spending, not contributions to NATO's budget.

Former British diplomat in Russia, Ian Proud, told Judge Andrew Napolitano:

"We've got to rid of this myth of defence spending. It is about lining the pockets of the big arms contractors. It's got nothing to do with security."

The narrow question is Europe's technology, its efficiency and productivity. The broad theme is who benefits from the move to a war economy. The bonus question is whether the EU will dramatically increase its arms industry or, more likely, purchase U.S. weaponry.

WEF puffery

The World Economic Forum's chairman Klaus Schwab has boasted about "penetrating" the cabinets of Western governments.

He does have a record of falsely claiming politicians to be his acolytes, but the point stands. The WEF won't give up, even if by looking at the nuts and bolts of WEF policy it is failing at some pretty important hurdles.

We have to ask (1) which bits of Net Zero are genuine objectives, (2) which are disruptors — sowing chaos in the system so they can present a solution — and (3) which are distraction or pretext for more nefarious objectives like demographics, migration and depopulation.

It is because of this game of mirrors that most media, including Alt, steer clear of the Great Reset, Build Back Better, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the New Normal and Sustainable Development Goals.

Here at Moneycircus we have interrogated the Great Reset from multiple angles. See When The Great Reset Is Complete - A future retrospective (Nov 23, 2021)

To prove point (1): Central bank digital currency is a serious objective, including programmable money which could be tailored to an individual's carbon footprint.

Programmable CBDC requires bio-digital identity, which is being attempted under different pretexts: vaccine passports, and age identification on the Internet (Australia).

Carbon footprint disguises a further objective; this is how the globalist GR, BBB, 4IR, NN and SDGs work, each measure being a pretext for another.

Point (2) is evidenced by what's happened to health services in Western countries. In Britain, the Covid slogan of "protect the NHS" was actually used as a pretext to reduce in-person appointments and introduce telemedicine. We are told that matching drugs to DNA is 'new era of medicine' and how new medicines will be launched in 100 days.

Health services will likely remain under budgetary squeeze, while there is a brazen attempt to monetize patient data. Britain's NHS calls data collection the General Practice Extraction Service (GPES) but is coy about how it is used. [6]

Even before Covid, Obamacare in the U.S. handed more rapacious profits to the insurance sector (and cost Brian Thompson of United Healthcare his life).

The health of the state

Point (3) can be seen in the open borders policy, which is fulfilling some of the aims expressed in the UN document from 2000 called "Replacement Migration."

This point (3) is arguably the ultimate objective because it is the nexus or hub at which so many policies meet:

UNDRIP - which seeks invalidate the ownership deeds of "white" settlers and return lands to assemblies of indigenous people
Managed retreat - which clears the population from land deemed vulnerable to climate change
SMART and 15-minute cities which seek to contain the population
The "safe and effective" which appears to reduce the population

This will continue… but let's take a breather.

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[1] DW, Nov 2024 - Germany's coalition government falls apart — how it happened

[] FT, Dec 12, 2024 - Nato's European members discuss 3% target for defence spending

[3] USA Spending Gov - Department of Defense

[4] Politico, Dec 7, 2024 - EU defense chief wants €100B for weapons

[5] Julia Gledhill, Stimson, Dec 2, 2024 - The Ugly Truth about the Permanent War Economy

[6] BMJ Editorial, Feb 2024 - Selling NHS patient data

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10. Eurasia note 104 - Assassinated General Was Inspecting Ukraine Bio Labs

General investigating DoD/Biden-Metabiota biolabs killed in apartment bombing
President Joe Biden pardoned son Hunter for any crimes from 2014 on Dec 1
CIA press RFE/RL focused on Lt Gen Kirillov just five days before he died
Pentagon funded 46 labs in Ukraine for pathogen testing and research
Metabiota routed $ millions to Ukraine labs from weapons agency
Is someone cleaning up loose ends before president Joe leaves office?

Ukraine Labs Part Of Dark Network (Moneycircus, Mar 14, 2022)
Eurasia note #34 - WMD Talk Is Hot Air, For Now: 'Debunked' weaponizing of birds was a CIA project since the 1960s, records show (Mar 13, 2022)
Eurasia note #37 - Agendas Align In Ukraine - Smart city, basic income rolled out amid war; Russia targets bio lab concerns (Mar 28, 2022)
Eurasia note #79 - Biden On Payroll Of Ukraine's Oligarchs - Deep state compromised; escalation of war likely their only option (Jun 13, 2023)
Plague, War, Famine... Africa Next - As war in Ukraine runs its course, the chaos makers may be shifting their focus (May 31, 2022)

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Dec 18, 2024

The Russian general investigating U.S. bio labs in Ukraine was killed on Dec 17 by TNT packed in an e-scooter parked outside his apartment.

Since we are at war, truth is the first casualty. Western media have branded Lt Gen Igor Kirillov the head of Russian chemical warfare or Putin's "top nuke general."

Russia surely has plenty of scientists working on bugs and bombs but that was not Kirillov's job. He was in charge of Russia's radiation, chemical and biological protection troops who work in cases of contamination.

Newsweek said his death rekindled "baseless conspiracies" that he spread "from his seat of power" (who writes this stuff!). Given what was done to us by the powerful in the name of the "safe and effective," it is natural to project the worst intentions onto one's adversary. Truth is painful though rarely as toxic.

U.S. bio labs were confirmed in March 2022 when U.S. Under Secretary of State Victoria Nuland admitted in Congress: "Ukraine has biological research facilities, which, in fact, we are quite concerned that Russian troops, Russian forces, may be seeking to gain control of."

Fact checkers insist the labs are for the benefit of the birds and bees, to monitor animal diseases around the globe.

If it was harmless veterinary research into cow ticks and horse flies, as the U.S. military often claims, to make the world a better place, why did Nuland add: "We are working with the Ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of Russian forces should they approach."?

In June 2022 a Pentagon document revealed funding 46 laboratories, health facilities and diagnostic sites in Ukraine.

Russian claims

The most incendiary claim from Kirillov and his team is that the U.S. was testing pathogens that harmed specific ethnicities.

These weren't just Russian claims. China supported its call for a United Nations investigation. [1]

The reality is that research into pathogens is the ultimate "dual use weapon." There are beneficial reasons to conduct research, and nefarious with potential to weaponise bioweapons.

In the conventional logic of virology, in order to make a vaccine you must first collect the virus. Labs in Odesa were thus working with anthrax and plague, while others cultivated salmonella and eColi.

Finger pointing

On Dec 12 Radio Free Europe-Radio Liberty published an article on "a restricted facility outside Moscow, showing equipment and infrastructure that experts say are typical of biological laboratories designed for work with the world's most dangerous known pathogens." It said the U.S. State Department in April assessed that "Russia maintains an offensive [biological weapons] program" in violation of the UN Biological Weapons Convention." [2]

The American broadcaster examined video of a tour by Sergei Shoigu, secretary of the Russia's Security Council, touring the facility with Kirillov. RFE/RL also found "several open-source patents and scientific papers from the Sergiyev Posad and Kirov branches of the 48th Central Scientific Research Institute, related to the preparation and spread of aerosolized forms of pathogens."

This fingering of Lt Gen Kirillov came five days before his assassination, and a little more than two weeks after president Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter on Dec 1.

Ukraine's Myrotvorets ("Peacemakers") hit-list celebrated his killing with a red cross over his image. They had added his name in March 2022, three days after the his first announcements of U.S. biolabs.

It is legitimate to wonder if someone was determined to clean up loose ends before president Biden leaves office.

Recall that president Donald Trump was impeached after a Sep 2019 phone call with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy in which he asked about Hunter Biden and the money trail.

Biden labs

What can't be denied is the shady connections to the Covid event, and to political finances. The money trail is revealing and may shed light on why Hunter's pardon applies retroactively to 2014.

The Pentagon subcontracted work to Hunter Biden's Metabiota, which calls itself a pathogen tracking firm.

With its extensive connections Metabiota — and thus the Biden family — sits in the midst of networks that connect U.S. bio weapon research with pandemic preparedness and both military and civilian agencies which were closely involved in managing Event Covid and the rollout of the mRNA gene therapy.

Metabiota was founded in 2015 by Hunter Biden's Rosemont Seneca Technology Partners (RSTP), which later helped the company raise millions from Goldman Sachs and other investors.

Biden co-founded RSTP in 2009 with his associate Devon Archer and Christopher Heinz, stepson of special presidential envoy for climate John Kerry — in 2009. The fund was named after the Rosemont Farm, the Heinz family's estate near Pittsburgh.

Metabiota is run by Nathan Wolfe, a member of DARPA's Defense Science Research Council. Wolfe also sits on the editorial board of Peter Daszak's EcoHealth Alliance and in 2014 Metabiota published a joint report on infectious diseases from bats, together with Wuhan Institute of Virology. Daszak played a role in offshoring gain of function research into zoonotic pathogens. [3]

Wolfe also founded Global Viral, since renamed to the Laboratory for Research in Complex Systems, and authored "The Viral Storm: The Dawn of a New Pandemic Age" (2012) in which he acknowledges Jeffrey Epstein. He is a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader.

Military funding

It is established beyond doubt that Hunter Biden secured millions of dollars in financing for his biolabs contractor Metabiota to support the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency's (DTRA), known until 1996 as the Defense Special Weapons Agency.

Read on for money laundering, Ukraine as a garden shed for all kinds of nefarious activities, and the similar pathogen projects around the globe, especially in Africa.

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