“MERCHANT OF VENICE”-RSC THEATRICAL PRODUCTION—1960
Peter O’Toole as Shylock
“How like a fawning publican he looks!
I hate him for he is a Christian,
But more, for that in low simplicity
He lends out money gratis and brings down
The rate of usance here with us in Venice.”
(Shylock, Act 1 Scene 3)
The devil can cite Scripture for his purpose.
(Antonio, Act 1 Scene 3)
—William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
Emergence of International NGO’s in regulating and influencing monetary programs on planet Earth
I’ve just coined the acronym— “CEP” as Centralized Economic Platforms.[I just made a quick scan of the internet entries— and found at a glance, 100 entries for these three letters.] Pardon the pretense, I needed a title for the article. However, I’ve been pondering and assessing the variables re planet Earth’s human eco-financial dilemma for the last twenty years. I am by no means an expert on financial history, or academic topics like Macro-economics. Nor would I wish to be labeled an expert during this current stage of societal collapse. That said, during my investigations into the dilemma and issues with the history of money and banking, I stumbled upon the following quote made by a man from Durban, S. Africa. The simplicity and logic of his observations struck me like a jolt of super espresso.
Here’s the statement made by S’bu Zikode:
“A living politics is not a politics that requires a formal education—a living politics is a politics that is easily understood because it arises from our daily lives and the daily challenges we face. It is a politics that every ordinary person can understand. It is a politics that knows we have no water but that in fact we all deserve water. It is a politics that everyone must have electricity because it is required by our lives. That understanding—that there are no toilets but in fact there should be toilets, is a living politics. It is not complicated; it does not require big books to find the information. It doesn’t have a hidden agenda—it is a politics of living that is just founded only on the nature of living. Every person can understand these kinds of demands and every person has to recognize that these demands are legitimate.”
Zikode’s statement is compelling for many reasons. It’s rooted in simple truth and the realities of human survival. It also speaks to the fact that in the 21st century it must be acknowledged that politics and economics are synonymous. And as Zikode wisely observes—necessity and the simplest matters regarding cooperation and management don’t require big books or academic degrees in order to solve a relatively simple problem: creating balance and harmonious co-existence with our fellow humans and our natural environment.
SPECTRE in Real-Time
Problem: The WEF, World Bank, IMF, and BIS—provide no interactive participation with the vast majority of humans on the Earth—and the resulting disconnect emerges between an incompetent system of bureaucratic management that is out of touch with local economies and the need for legitimate sustainable localized resource access and distribution. Resource Distribution has been a manipulated affair whereby various pirates and cronies in government have been ruling the roost for centuries. The outcome has been ‘poverty by design’ and human starvation cycles. All of this mayhem is unnecessary and preventable. What is certain is that a central bank and a centralized world government are not the solution.
Former Finance Minister for Greece, Yanis Varoufakis, stated this in 2021:
“Just like monetary policies, green policies are – and can never be anything other than – political choices. Whether we introduce a carbon tax or divest from fossil fuels or boost nuclear energy, every such decision has different effects on different people, communities and social classes. They are political through and through. To leave both monetary and green policies to nominally independent central banks is, effectively, to subcontract every decision that matters to the oligarchy to which central banks are beholden.
In reality, what has been happening is that since the 1970s central bank independence has been an excuse for formally depoliticizing political decisions. In other words, of intentionally shrinking democracy and ditching the notion that crucial political decisions must be reached democratically.”
The remainder of the article is worth review. Varoufakis’s use of the “green” term doesn’t register for me in the same manner as the WEF manifesto employs the term for political ends. [link:https://braveneweurope.com/yanis-varoufakis-central-bank-independence-is-a-myth-what-about-green-central-banking]
Noteworthy: The Best Way to Rob a Bank Is to Own One: How Corporate Executives and Politicians Looted the S&l Industry
William K. Black
If you’re not part of the solution then you’re part of the problem.
When people are valued as “live-stock” this seems a logical linguistic affirmation that we humans are considered as “stock”—and as such are granted a monetized equivalent. Consider the valuation method known as a “credit score”, or—in China, a “social credit score.” A human being’s life is denigrated yet again and merely assessed as a monetized value. Human life is, in the end— “de-valued” as a mere bargaining chip in a pseudo-Las Vegas casino game.
“All that glisters is not gold.”
(Morocco, Act 2 Scene 7)
Ignore-ance and Denial are a dynamic duo that fuel complacency and feelings of powerlessness to transform and correct imbalances within society; to scrutinize with greater discernment actions and decrees that are antithetical to authentic equity.
Authentic equity is not a race-based issue, it is an issue of individual sovereignty vs a class/caste hierarchy, aka the ‘Elite Cabal.’
What we humans are beholden to is nothing less than the perceived omnipotence of the BANK and its owners. The Central Bank construct is the mother of the CEP. Centralized decision-making and problem-solving, from the perspective of top-down management. This centralized management model has failed humanity and most folks know this—even if they are still in denial and ignoring the evidence for the societal collapse in our midst.
The World Economic Farce—WEF— was created in 1971. And the man behind the curtain was Klaus Schwab’s mentor, Henry Kissinger. Kissinger is affiliated with just about any organization on planet Earth that are part of the CB (Central Bank) management paradigm. As many astute political history pundits are aware, Henry Kissinger is known for several relevant quotes—this one in particular, made in 1974:
It’s most apparent to anyone who has listened to Klaus Schwab or Bill Gates proselytizing for the New World Odor(yes—a pun) and the supremacy of Artificial Intelligence, that Kissinger’s neo-fascist philosophy was the equivalent of Moses’s tablets for the WEF acolytes. The Kissinger doctrine was, and still is, the foundation for the next phase of Global-technocratic dominance. [I recommend either reading or watching the doc: The “Trials of Henry Kissinger”, authored by Christopher Hitchens for further review of HK’s legacy.]
The primary mechanism for total control of Earth’s human population is the CB, not so surprisingly. And the current edict issued by the Davos trolls has to do with a global acceptance for their model of monetary management: A Digitized society and the CBDC, i.e., Central Bank Digital Currency—which is the BANK’s acronym of choice(not an invention of my imagination). I see most of these problems and issues with totalitarian decrees as secular in origin, although I have no problem with folks who read the bible and see correlations with a Beast. Clearly, the evidence for mental derangement or sociopathic tendencies goes hand in glove with the Powers-that-be, who seem drunk with their perceived power. Absolute power corrupts absolutely, and monsters are groomed. One might say, “It’s Biblical!
The Royal Crown and the creation of the US Corporation
The legacy of the Rothschilds—a brief synopsis:
1811: The charter for the Rothschilds Bank of the United States runs out and Congress votes against its renewal. Nathan Mayer Rothschild is not amused and he states, “Either the application for renewal of the charter is granted, or the United States will find itself involved in a most disastrous war.” However the United States stands firm and the Charter is not renewed, which causes Nathan Mayer Rothschild to issue another threat, “Teach those impudent Americans a lesson. Bring them back to colonial status.”
1812: Backed by Rothschild money, and Nathan Mayer Rothschild’s orders, the British declare war on the United States. The Rothschilds plan was to cause the United States to build up such a debt in fighting this war that they would have to surrender to the Rothschilds and allow the charter for the Rothschild owned First Bank of the United States to be renewed.
The Family Way
“Of Meyer Amschel Rothschild’s grandchildren, 16 were between first cousins – a practice known today as inbreeding; no public inventory of his estate was to be published; no legal action was to be taken with regard to the value of the inheritance; the eldest son of the eldest son was to become the head of the family (this condition could only be Page 8 of 56 overturned when the majority of the family agreed otherwise).
Meyer Amschel Rothschild was a master manipulator and a predator.
By several credible accounts that I consider to be realistic— The Rothschild family assets are assessed as approx. $500 Trillion dollars. How much is that in gold bullion I wonder? A lot of governments can be bought with that kind of moolah.
The Merchant of Venice continues…
The man that hath no music in himself,
Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds,
Is fit for treasons, stratagems and spoils.
The motions of his spirit are dull as night
And his affections dark as Erebus.
Let no such man be trusted.
(Lorenzo, Act 5 Scene 1)
“Lorenzo's commentary on the stars and the music of the spheres indicates that he believes that the universe is beautiful and ordered by a divine law, and suggests that the dark forces of anger and brutality, which Shylock represents, have been tamed.”
-LitChart synopsis
Re debunked myths and hoaxes vs real hoaxes and the myths of Govt. and Finance:
An example of reported “MYTH” attributes: “Are U.S. birth certificates federal bank notes valued between $650,000 to $750,000?”
“No, that's not true: It is an old myth that has been disputed by the U.S. Treasury Department. Some people who tried to cash in on birth certificates were criminally charged, the government said.” [Why “criminally charged?”—doesn’t this sound like extreme punishment when an ill-informed citizen believes in a mere hoax?-Riki]
“This article is tied to the falsehood that when the United States went off the gold standard in 1933, the federal government allegedly went bankrupt. Thanks to the Federal Reserve, the government converted its citizens into capital value by publicly trading the birth certificates of U.S. citizens, the claim goes. This is not true. Under the false pretenses of this story, this article claims that citizens are entitled to the money that their birth certificate, or more literally, their self, is worth.”—author, Victoria Eavis—leadstories.com
source: https://leadstories.com/hoax-alert/2020/07/fact-check-us-birth-certificates-are-not-federal-bank-notes.html
What’s not quite right about this myth-buster analysis is that the basic premise is built on a foggy mudslide. Aka—sleight of hand, as if to completely ignore the evidence throughout history for human slavery; and most importantly— to deny that shenanigans were involved when the stock market collapsed in 1929! I don’t know who Victoria Eavis is, nor do I care to explore her true identity, however, I’d feel remiss if I didn’t challenge the myopic contextual purview she presents. In short—her dispute of the evidence—re the valuation of a US citizen’s monetary value, can be easily dismissed. Even if the myth isn’t entirely true, we still need to consider how human beings are defined as chattel.
The fact is that humans are assessed as a monetary value all day long,i.e., in a metrics dominant ideology created by Banks and Wall St and Insurance companies. We’ve all heard of “actuarial tables”, right? The Insurance industry is a good place to examine in order to recognize how human beings and their value within a monetary matrix are assessed.
What Ms Eavis article fails to address has to do with her myopic bracketing which obscures the facts re the British Monarchy’s financial arrangements made with the US Govt post-war of 1812. As chattel, or as workers who are collectively producing GDP —this is a fact and very clear measure of economic value. I’d bet my bottom dollar that the Royal Monarchy and Bank of London had trolls doing calculations on the money owed the Royal Crown way back in 1812. I can also dispute her premise re the details of the US Govt’s confiscation of US citizen’s gold(in 1933) when FDR was the president and passed Executive Order #6102.
Thus, in a very tangible way—many citizens deserve to get their money back in 2022 due to the illicit and unconstitutional actions of the US Govt in 1933. [http://www.moonlightmint.com/bailout.htm, and: https://www.usgoldbureau.com/news/what-was-1933-gold-confiscation]
The Wall St crash of 1929 was not the fault of the average citizen taxpayer—nor did US citizens vote to create the Federal Reserve Board or the I.R.S. [1913] Both are unconstitutional entities created under the auspices of Oligarch Bankster criminals. And not-so-surprisingly, when a person challenges the Wall St crooks and Banksters, the DOJ and SCOTUS toe the line for the elites in power. What a surprise!
“Business cycles themselves are a reflection of a series of market failures.”
—Economist, Joseph Siglitz
The 2016 Actuarial table below gives us an indication of the mathematical precision involved in assessing an individuals value. Notice the precise age designations.
Apologies for the fine print—magnifying glass is recommended.
chart source: https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/knowledge/other/actuarial-life-table/
I don’t know about anyone else looking at the table above, but when I look at charts like this, my eyes glaze over. Perhaps this is the intention?
CFI reports on the details of Actuarial tables:
“As actuarial life tables include the intertwining of actuarial science and demography, demographers such as Graunt, Greville, and Keyfitz played a role in the development of the tables. It is important to note that actuarial life tables can also be known simply as life tables or mortality tables, and they can be divided into two different types – period life tables and cohort life tables.
Actuarial life tables can be constructed through the use of future mortality rate projections, but typically, they are created with age-specific mortality rates brought from the recent past. Therefore, one can deduce that the life tables are based on current medicine and safety standards.”
What do you think after reading the above? I’m thinking that Banksters breed demographers. Useful trolls who play with numbers and prove some mythical point having to do with dollars and nonsense. “Mortality tables?” Really?
Perhaps when betting on futures, and short selling in the Wall St. marketplace a skilled broker might make a killing on estimated deaths during an ‘untested-vaccine’ trial? Seems like sound financial logic to me, especially in consideration of the Forbes report that 500 new billionaires were created via the recent pandemic event.
Maybe one day when human beings decide that there are too many brands of “expert” we might instead invent a Life worth living sans demographic assessments and predicting human life spans according to a numerical value or profit scheme. I heard a quote recently that Mathematical equations are also a make-believe arena for mental gymnasts who are besotten with numerical symbols.
Conclusion: I’m glad that Vincent VanGogh became a painter and left the banking chores to his brother, Theo.
What’s wrong with this picture? As I see it, Vincent was never compensated for his work in his lifetime. Instead, art brokers, investors, and bankers would buy-sell-trade his work and amass millions during the 20th century. I smell a scam.
May ART be with You!
“This very moment is the perfect teacher, and it’s always with us.”
—Alan Watts
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bankers-bank.asp