A favorite quote:
“The upper crust is just a bunch of crumbs stuck together with their own dough”
~attributed to a radio show, Fibber McGee and Molly
Lo!…Just listened to Ben Fulford do a recap on the money laundering angle re the fake pandemic. He very quickly recapped the money spin as: the Cabal infusing their “funny money”(aka ‘Fiat currency’ that is worthless and part of the failed EuroBankster CB scam) into the world governments’ healthcare matrix.
This accounts for the 500 “New Billionaires”(created by the pandemic) that Forbes reported on a few months ago.
I’ve made offhand snarky comments about how I could’ve become a multimillionaire by distributing masks and hand sanitizer—and I’m certain some businessmen did just that!
As a relevant detail, it is notable that at the beginning of the CV-frenzy, Maryland’s Governor Hogan reported how he was able to get a good deal on masks from some Asian source (his wife happens to be of Asian descent—but I’m sure this is a mere coincidence). It appears that this televised PR tactic was an effort to score brownie points with the indoctrinated masses and appease the stakeholders in the ‘rona money laundering scam.
Let’s get back to the future…
The aspect that I see as relevant re Laundering the Rothschild’s dough has to do with how the last century’s Military Industrial cash cow was re-positioned within the context of the Federal Govt’s investment priorities. Clearly, a ‘Health Security State’ is working in cahoots with the Healthcare-Pharma cash cow in today’s current profiteering realm. Do I hear ‘Moooolah’ from the compliant herd?
In terms of audits—for any honest senators left out there—I’d like to see the tax expenditure breakdowns, comparing MIC and HS (Health Security) business ledgers.
I remain doubtful that any of the pandemic cheerleaders who are Pharma stakeholders will speak out on this topic. Dem-RINOS aren’t going to upset the cash cow cart.
I figure it’s plausible to assume the Pharma monopoly may actually siphon off more tax dollars than the MIC now that the Media has shown its own self-interest in maintaining the flow of Pharma-sponsor dollars. It’s a cynical world. Glad I’m not on that particular payroll.
However, R&D is the one avenue I think the MIC will continue to use in order to divert billions of tax dollars—insuring the debt futures of the next American generation(s). This brings us back to—‘R&D— for what exactly?’
What about that Alien Threat thing? Any shrewd entrepreneurs out there want to design the “Alien Threat Early Warning System?” …Consider the acronym: ATEWS. Hmmm…might need some tweaking.
Of course, the Internal Revenue program could be radically reformed, and hopefully for the better. Then perhaps tax dollars wouldn’t disappear down so many rabbit holes.
I’m hesitant to jump on the i.r.s. reform hopium dream wagon with any level of great expectation—and yet, it’s possible. For any other radical dreamers out there, one thing to note about the house of cards is how shutting down any agency creates a vacuum once all the former agency employees are jobless. H&R Block would go out of business without the existing income tax scheme. This means a lot of accountants would have to do something else. Memo: to all unemployed accountants— Why not get jobs auditing the Pharma lobby? This seems like a good use of a wonderful skill-set. Or try to discover where the missing $21 Trillion went—that could be the ‘Where’s Waldo’ for the 21st century.
Meantime, while the J. Edgar Hoover G-men are busy going after Donald Trump (and burning through those tax-debt-dollars like a compulsive Vegas gambler) we might wish to track and audit how the various intel agencies justify spending their apportioned taxpayer dollars,i.e., what is it exactly that keeps all of ‘em so busy? Seems to me that it’s evident that the intel agencies aren’t in the business to ensure that elections are legit; nor are they interested in how the CDC and FDA have been fudging the data on vaccine safety. What threats are these intel agencies actually protecting We the people from?
That’s the thing about the money-laundering conversation—as soon as you open one door another one appears, and another, and another, ad infinitum. That’s why certain people we know will say, in a snarky tone—‘do ya really wanna go down that rabbit hole?’
And this brings us back to the whole dang Matrix maintenance construct: The laundering, like any con-job, requires a level of deception that must entail some form of conspiracy. Hence history is littered with conspiracies—or: Con’s Piracies. [the definition for “conspiracy” that I prefer: A Business plan.]
Speaking of business plans and what is ‘legal or illegal’ (sauce for the goose and not for the gander) the following excerpts from a Business Insider story are of interest—especially when considering how keeping a pandemic lie alive reaps rewards for the psyop maintenance crew. I don’t have all the facts in front of me at the moment, and yet, the following details might inspire a few intrepid sleuths to pick up the baton and run with it. Is it really such a stretch to presume that our representatives have stock in Moderna or Pfizer? I mean, if a stock investor is holding anything that is part of the Vanguard or BlackRock portfolio, it will include Pharma stock—because Pharma is a sure bet on a juicy ROI.
Here are a few choice extracts from the Business Insider article[if you’re doubtful please feel free to delve deeper.]
In other words, Wall St is still the best game in town when it comes to laundering dough. What else is new?
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Here’s an example of a current business model with alignments to older business plans (symbols are important to cult members):
Stock & Trade
If an investor has stock in Northrop or Raytheon or a Bioweapons lab, and a product is delivered that yields beaucoup billions via government contracts, the laundering of the citizen’s tax dollars is a boon—for the top tier players, that is. Investing in the MIC corporations also adds up to “making a killing” in a literal sense.
Trouble is, this example was always just a “protection racket”—and we the people never had any say in what we agree is a perceived threat or just a whole lotta hokum.
Foxes guarding the henhouse once again.
Smoke and mirrors and sleight of hand and the stock trade tango.
Nancy P. got richer and went on a shopping spree with her son in Taiwan. An NVIDIA investment might be a good bet when considering the market focus is on a Metaverse future. Even if it’s merely about the current popularity of video games or smartphones(or implanted brain chips)—and the estimate is that 1/3rd of the global population is currently addicted to gaming online.
I’ll conclude with the sobering thought: if we’re not part of the solution, then we’re part of the problem.
To beat the devil we may have to get off the grid and unplug…and yet here I sit typing and publishing online.
Peace is a process…may the Source be with you!