Weltregierung, Weltwährung, Weltreligion

  • genau, diese "geheimwährung" geht mir ziemlich am a. vorbei, ist doch silber eigentlich eine geheimwährung! die meisten meinen eben noch es sei nur rohstoff. die eingeweihten in dieses geheimnis wissen, dass eben silber immernoch besseres geld ist als alles andere!


    und nicht nur das, auch medizin, antibiotika, besser als alles andere!!


    anbei habe ich eine einfache konstruktion angefügt, wie man so ein elektrolyse teil für etwa 20 franken bauen kann!

    habe auch schon experimente gemacht mit dem hergestellten kolloiden silber und es war wirklich potent, so habe ich ein stück brot im wasser vor dem verschimmeln gerettet ! das kontrollobjekt war ganz überwuchert von bakterien..


    hat sonst jemand erfahrungen gesammelt mit silberantibiotika

  • Summary: Global financial instability has sparked a surge in "monetary nationalism" -- the idea that countries must make and control their own currencies. But globalization and monetary nationalism are a dangerous combination, a cause of financial crises and geopolitical tension. The world needs to abandon unwanted currencies, replacing them with dollars, euros, and multinational currencies as yet unborn.
    http://www.foreignaffairs.org/…of-national-currency.html


    http://cryptogon.com/?p=706 :


    The End of National Currency is the most astonishing thing that I have read since Zbigniew Brzezinski's appearance before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee earlier this year.


    Foreign Affairs is the most important and influential journal of International Relations in the world. It is the mechanism by which the Council on Foreign Relations disseminates the game plan to people in polite circles. CFR's positions on core issues represent the raw building blocks for most of the gibberish spewed by the corporate media and the maniac fascist policies of the “developed world.” Publications like the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal are dumbed down versions of Foreign Affairs that are published daily. Television news is the same thing, but dumbed down again. Foreign Affairs is also where politicians from several countries look to determine what's safe to say, which policies are doable and what needs to be done. A degree in International Relations is largely a certification of a student's ability to internalize CFR jargon and concepts.


    Got the picture?




    Now, what did the most important and influential journal of International Relations in the world just say about the U.S. Dollar and the global economy?



    In summary: The U.S. dollar is an “absurdity” and the only way to stave off a global disaster is for most countries to join one of three global currencies, based loosely on: the dollar, the euro and a pan Asian currency.


    I encourage everyone to read The End of National Currency in its entirety, but I'll quote some of the more remarkable parts below:


    The dollar's privileged status as today's global money is not heaven-bestowed. The dollar is ultimately just another money supported only by faith that others will willingly accept it in the future in return for the same sort of valuable things it bought in the past. This puts a great burden on the institutions of the U.S. government to validate that faith. And those institutions, unfortunately, are failing to shoulder that burden. Reckless U.S. fiscal policy is undermining the dollar's position even as the currency's role as a global money is expanding.


    Four decades ago, the renowned French economist Jacques Rueff, writing just a few years before the collapse of the Bretton Woods dollar-based gold-exchange standard, argued that the system “attains such a degree of absurdity that no human brain having the power to reason can defend it.” The precariousness of the dollar's position today is similar. The United States can run a chronic balance-of-payments deficit and never feel the effects. Dollars sent abroad immediately come home in the form of loans, as dollars are of no use abroad. “If I had an agreement with my tailor that whatever money I pay him he returns to me the very same day as a loan,” Rueff explained by way of analogy, “I would have no objection at all to ordering more suits from him.”


    With the U.S. current account deficit running at an enormous 6.6 percent of GDP (about $2 billion a day must be imported to sustain it), the United States is in the fortunate position of the suit buyer with a Chinese tailor who instantaneously returns his payments in the form of loans — generally, in the U.S. case, as purchases of U.S. Treasury bonds. The current account deficit is partially fueled by the budget deficit (a dollar more of the latter yields about 20-50 cents more of the former), which will soar in the next decade in the absence of reforms to curtail federal “entitlement” spending on medical care and retirement benefits for a longer-living population. The United States — and, indeed, its Chinese tailor — must therefore be concerned with the sustainability of what Rueff called an “absurdity.” In the absence of long-term fiscal prudence, the United States risks undermining the faith foreigners have placed in its management of the dollar — that is, their belief that the U.S. government can continue to sustain low inflation without having to resort to growth-crushing interest-rate hikes as a means of ensuring continued high capital inflows



    At the turn of the twentieth century — the height of the gold standard — Simmel commented, “Although money with no intrinsic value would be the best means of exchange in an ideal social order, until that point is reached the most satisfactory form of money may be that which is bound to a material substance.” Today, with money no longer bound to any material substance, it is worth asking whether the world even approximates the “ideal social order” that could sustain a fiat dollar as the foundation of the global financial system. There is no way effectively to insure against the unwinding of global imbalances should China, with over a trillion dollars of reserves, and other countries with dollar-rich central banks come to fear the unbearable lightness of their holdings.


    Ordo ab chao.


    The CFR created this mess to begin with. Its fingerprints are on every policy, politician and corporation involved with the funneling of wealth up to the top of the pyramid.


    Now what?


    What do we do now, as we find ourselves gazing into oblivion, into the chaos that They created?


    Seek order with fewer national currencies, my son. Trust us. We've gotten you this far. We have almost reached the promised land of a global federal government, with a single currency, with no dissent, no war, no crime, no hunger and no disease and…


    But before we can move to the single currency, we need to move to three:


    A future pan-Asian currency, managed according to the same principle of targeting low and stable inflation, would represent the most promising way for China to fully liberalize its financial and capital markets without fear of damaging renminbi speculation (the Chinese economy is only the size of California's and Florida's combined). Most of the world's smaller and poorer countries would clearly be best off unilaterally adopting the dollar or the euro, which would enable their safe and rapid integration into global financial markets. Latin American countries should dollarize; eastern European countries and Turkey, euroize. Broadly speaking, this prescription follows from relative trade flows, but there are exceptions; Argentina, for example, does more eurozone than U.S. trade, but Argentines think and save in dollars.


    But wait, there's one more thing:


    Gold.


    This following paragraph is so weird, I had to read it several times. I still don't know what to make of it:


    So what about gold? A revived gold standard is out of the question. In the nineteenth century, governments spent less than ten percent of national income in a given year. Today, they routinely spend half or more, and so they would never subordinate spending to the stringent requirements of sustaining a commodity-based monetary system. But private gold banks already exist, allowing account holders to make international payments in the form of shares in actual gold bars. Although clearly a niche business at present, gold banking has grown dramatically in recent years, in tandem with the dollar's decline. A new gold-based international monetary system surely sounds far-fetched. But so, in 1900, did a monetary system without gold. Modern technology makes a revival of gold money, through private gold banks, possible even without government support.


    Woh. Hold on a second.


    On the one hand, “A revived gold standard is out of the question,” but on the other hand, “private gold banks already exist, allowing account holders to make international payments in the form of shares in actual gold bars. Although clearly a niche business at present, gold banking has grown dramatically in recent years, in tandem with the dollar's decline. A new gold-based international monetary system surely sounds far-fetched. But so, in 1900, did a monetary system without gold. Modern technology makes a revival of gold money, through private gold banks, possible even without government support.”


    So, we're going to have a few “absurd” fiat currencies and private gold banks that will be used to make international payments in the form of shares of actual gold bars? Did the CFR just transmit a veiled and obscure tipoff to the wealthy people who read their rag?


    Or is it something else…


    I don't know what to make of it. That paragraph is such a non sequitur in the article that it practically slaps you right out of your chair as you read the thing. Steil points out that rape and plunder (Globalization) can't happen with currencies that are tied to things. So… Why mention private gold banks that can facilitate international payments?


    It gets weirder. This article was published within days of the U.S. Government's shut down of eGold , the oldest private electronic gold bank. On the same day that the indictments came out against eGold, Brinks, a U.S. firm that provides bullion vaulting services, dropped BullionVault as a client . BullionVault allows individuals to easily and efficiently move their fiat currencies into physical gold, but it does not allow payments to other parties. [I am a satisfied client of BullionVault, by the way.]


    Are factions of the Elite in open conflict? Do some of them want access to these gold services, while others, mainly U.S. dollar interested parties inside the U.S., view those same services as a threat? Is Steil warning governments to shut down these services, lest individuals abandon their “absurd” fiat currencies?


    I don't know what's going on here, but I'd really like to find out.

  • Zitat


    Was für ein Kauderwelsch. Da lese ich doch lieber Gebrauchsanweisungen füt Luftmatrazen aus Korea. :D

    Demokratie ist die Diktatur der Dummen (Friedrich von Schiller)
    Das Grundprinzip der Parteien-Demokratie ist, die Bürger von der Macht fernzuhalten (Michael Winkler)
    Wer die Zeichen der Zeit nicht erkennt, wird von ihr überrollt werden. 8o
    Wer Banken sein Geld überlässt, macht sich mitschuldig :!:

  • Zitat

    Original von taheth
    Was für ein Kauderwelsch. Da lese ich doch lieber Gebrauchsanweisungen füt Luftmatrazen aus Korea. :D


    Die koreanische Luftmatratzen-Gebrauchsanweisung aber immer schön im Keller verstecken!
    Nicht dass die Geheimmänner den Text nach einer Razzia im Taheth'schen Anwesen in die Enigma tippen. Hernach kommen Terrorpläne ans Tageslicht...


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  • sorry, hab leider nicht die zeit, um das auf deutsch zu übersetzten, da gibts nur eins! english lernen!




    http://www.foreignaffairs.org/…of-national-currency.html
    (Foreignaffairs ist das einflussreichste Magazin für globale Angelegenheiten)



    Das Ende der Landeswährungen


    Benn Steil
    Von der Außenpolitik Mai Juni 2007


    Zusammenfassung: Globale finanzielle Instabilität hat den "monetären Nationalismus“ angefacht -- die Idee, daß Länder ihre eigenen Währungen bilden und steuern müssen. Aber Globalisierung und monetärer Nationalismus sind eine gefährliche Kombination, eine Ursache von Finanzkrisen und geopolitischen Spannungen. Die Welt muß die unerwünschten Währungen verlassen und sie mit dem Dollar, Euro und multinationalen Währungen ersetzen.


    Benn Steil ist Direktor der Wirtschaftslehre CFR (Mitglieder: Bushes, Cheney, Rockefeller (Präsident)...und an einem Mitverfasser von finanziellem Statecraft.

  • zu was anderem, ich habe mit einer kleinen mathematischen übung bewiesen, dass die evolutionstheorie nicht stimmen kann!!


    und zwar hab ich ich das durchschnittlich bevölkerungswachstum ausgerechnet, als es noch linear wuchs, also zwischen 1000 und 1700 und da kommt man auf etwa 0.5% / jahr.


    wenn ich jetzt das anhand biblischer informationen nachprüfe sieht das folgendermassen aus:


    6 (3söhne nohas mit frauen) x 1.00475 (wachstum pro jahr) ^ 4400 (jahre seit der sintflut) =


    6.814.227.870 könnte ungefähr hinkommen...


    und jetzt die evolutionstheorie:


    1 (erster affe der mensch wird) x 1.00475 (wachstum pro jahr) ^ 100 000 (evolutionstheorie alter menschheit) =


    6.33120546 × 10^205


    also eine zahl mit 205 0en!!!!!!!!!!!!




    was haltet ihr von meiner kleinen rechnung.....

  • Zitat

    Aber Globalisierung und monetärer Nationalismus sind eine gefährliche Kombination, eine Ursache von Finanzkrisen und geopolitischen Spannungen. Die Welt muß die unerwünschten Währungen verlassen und sie mit dem Dollar, Euro und multinationalen Währungen ersetzen.


    Wie wahr. :)

  • nur halbwahr wenn du mich fragst, das problem liegt doch generell am geldsystem! dieses problem wird jetzt einfach den staaten in die schuhe geschoben, um die weltwährung reinzuwürgen....

  • Nun, Mikrochips, gerade wenn direkt in die Haut eingepflanzt sind doch inzwischen so günstig, die könnte man ruck zuck verbreiten.. und auf die Stirn oder den Handrücken implantiert, leicht mit RFID auslesbar und fälschungssicher....wundert mich, daß man da noch den Umweg über 3 Währungen gehen will, die in Summe vom Papierwert sicher teurer sind als RFID.....

  • wenn ich schon beim rechnen bin, möchte ich euch auch diese rechnung nicht vorenthalten.


    in den 20er jahren wurde rocki als erster milliardär "gefeiert" angesichts seines monopols im ölgeschäft und der lizenz zum gelddruckken nicht überraschend.


    was denkt ihr was aus dieser milliarde geworden ist heute mit höchst konsvervativen 10% performance/a angesichts dieser wirtschaftszweige..


    1.000.000.000 x 1.1^80 jahre = 2 Trilliarden :O

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y5ORpMTebI


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE7nN80dIw8



    wäre wohl den hochstudierten Fachidioten nicht wohl wenn diese Geschichte international bekannt würde, oder was denkt ihr wiso so eine sensationelle Entdeckung nicht bekannt ist.


    Top Points to Consider


    It is in the shape of a boat, with a pointed bow and rounded stern.


    Exact length as noted in biblical description, 515 feet or 300 Egyptian cubits. (Egyptian not Hebrew cubit would have been known to Moses who studied in Egypt then wrote Genesis.)


    It rests on a mountain in Eastern Turkey, matching the biblical account, “The ark rested . . . upon the mountains of Ararat” Genesis 8:4. (Ararat being the name of the ancient country Urartu which covered this region.)


    Contains petrified wood, as proven by lab analysis.


    Contains high-tech metal alloy fittings, as proven by separate lab analyses paid for by Ron Wyatt, then performed later by Kevin Fisher of this web site. Aluminum metal and titanium metal was found in the fittings which are MAN-MADE metals!


    Vertical rib timbers on its sides, comprising the skeletal superstructure of a boat. Regular patterns of horizontal and vertical deck support beams are also seen on the deck of the ark.


    Occupied ancient village at the ark site at 6,500 ft. elevation matching Flavius Josephus’ statement “Its remains are shown there by the inhabitants to this day.”


    Dr. Bill Shea, archaeologist found an ancient pottery sherd within 20 yards of the ark which has a carving on it that depicts a bird, a fish, and a man with a hammer wearing a headdress that has the name “Noah” on it. In ancient times these items were created by the locals in the village to sell to visitors of the ark. The ark was a tourist attraction in ancient times and today.


    Recognized by Turkish Government as Noah’s Ark National Park and a National Treasure. Official notice of its discovery appeared in the largest Turkish newspaper in 1987.


    Visitors’ center built by the government to accommodate tourists further confirms the importance of the site.


    Huge anchor stones were found near the ark and in the village Kazan, 15 miles away, which hung off the rear of the ark to steady its ride.


    The ark rests upon Cesnakidag (or Cudi Dagi) Mountain, which is translated as “Doomsday” Mountain.


    Dr. Salih Bayraktutan of Ataturk University stated, “It is a man made structure, and for sure it’s Noah’s Ark” Common Sense. This same article also states “The site is immediately below the mountain of Al Judi, named in the Qur’an as the resting place of the Ark.” Houd Sura 11:44


    Radar scans show a regular pattern of timbers inside the ark formation, revealing keels, keelsons, gunnels, bulkheads, animal chambers, ramp system, door in right front, two large barrels in the front 14′ x 24′, and an open center area for air flow to all three levels

  • Zitat

    Original von michael777
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y5ORpMTebI


    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SE7nN80dIw8


    wäre wohl den hochstudierten Fachidioten nicht wohl wenn diese Geschichte international bekannt würde, oder was denkt ihr wiso so eine sensationelle Entdeckung nicht bekannt ist.


    tztztz... aber michael777, diese "News" gehören NICHT hierher !!! X( argh... :evil:

  • ich finde schon, mein titel ist weltregierung, weltwährung und WELTRELIGION....



    "Friends, the press and the government are in bed together in an embrace so intimate and wrong, they could spoon on a twin mattress and still have room for Ted Koppel. Journalists used to questions the reasons for war and expose abuse of power. Now, like toothless babies, they suckle on the sugary teat of misinformation and poop it into the diaper we call the 6:00 News. Demand more of your government. Demand more of your press."

  • http://www.youtube.com/profile…deos?user=mikey120882&p=r


    SpiegelTV DOK von den 90er über die Machenschaften der Geheimlogen in Italien, wo die Mafia mit den höchsten Echelons der Politik zusammentreffen.
    Gladio Operationen der Geheimarmeen der Nato. Freimaurerritualmord des Vatikanbankers CALVIS in London....

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