Hi Madeleine,
Can we cut and paste your letter to send to our local MP?
Could you ask David, if he has a plan to deal with the private banks?
Regards,
AAAD
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Hi Alan ,
Thank you for your response. I would be pleased to provide more detailed documentation and to consider other option than contacting MPs, given that they lack the authority to effect change. David has a robust financial plan with a well-defined strategy. I believe that our policies, which are attached to the manifesto on the website (which is currently being updated), contain the relevant details. Please let me know what you would like to challenge your local authorities with. It would be most beneficial to find the most prevalent issue affecting the majority of residents in your area. I will gladly provide you with comprehensive and legal guidance to help in halting the implementation of the agenda locally (the very main and most important roots) as it is still possible to do so, however… sadly for a limited time.
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Thanks.
My real focus is on the big guns (follow the money) as those at a local level are just puppets and most know nothing that’s going on, ignore what’s going on or are complicit.
I just thought that it would be good to be a thorn in the local councilors side.
Head of the snake is what I really want.
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The entire agenda is built on local authorities, representing a global-to-local framework, with a central government functioning merely as a bank window. If people do not recognize this, we risk remaining trapped in this disastrous system for generations. This structure has been officially established in our government—(and in most countries around the world)—since the Blair reforms, particularly following 2019 and the rapid devolution enabled by emergency laws.
The first step is to move away from the “battle with windmills” and begin focusing on the real enemy. The “big snake” can accomplish little without its executors. Ironically, the entire agenda is driven by the people themselves, largely because they are unaware of their own political systems. PS- UK councils have the authority to establish contracts with foreign businesses, including arrangements that involve collaboration with local businesses. These actions allows international partnerships.
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All governments are incorporating ESG principles into their financial plans aiming to reach the desired ratings .
I found this on my country’s official Exchange website
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ESG Is not recent, it has been forced and adopted by major name companies; all of which disguise it with words like “inclusion” or “CO2” performance, for example.
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Both is equally important. Attack the top and from the bottom. Don’t focus only on one side. It will fail for sure.
The good thing is, that Bitcoin will accomplish both now automatically. It will be used heavily from the top financial mafia and more and more the people recognize the true value behind and start using it as well. One very important part of the solution is already doing it’s thing. Nobody can stop it anymore.
Then as you say, we also need to raise awareness in general from the bottom (local authorities) and the top (political leaders). For example Joana Cotar is member of our german parliament and she organizes regular events in our “Bundestag” about Bitcoin, to raise awareness on the political level.
I see a fair chance if those efforts are covered by a global law suit against the illegality of our current debt money system, we could move much faster. Sadly our most competent lawyer “Reiner Fuellmich” still is kept in pre-trial-custody. He is the strongest force we have together with Robert Kennedy and all the other lawyers he had connected to before he got arrested. I’m pretty sure when he gets out during Trumps 4 years, we have a good chance that on a global scale some tribunals will do their thing for all of us.
Cheers
Paddy
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Thanks Paddy, great insight.
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Who is doing anything to stop the money that controls the world? I don’t mean making people aware.
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Cause its a trap, to get the baby boomere into the spot bitcoin etfs
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Having watched the documentary Stakeholder Capitalism Episode 1 I have taken a few notes and have some concerns I would like to share with you folks.
My first concern regards the distinction between “Shareholder Capitalism” (represented by the West) and “State Capitalism” (represented by China). I question whether this is an accurate or useful distinction.
For example, “State Capitalism”, i.e communism, failed to deliver China from misery and poverty. It was only after the financial liberalisation of China starting in 1978 that kick-started China into what now is arguably one of the largest economies in the world.
Iain Davis (Pseudopandemic) argues that China is emerging as the world’s first technate - a society that is using digital surveillance and control to form a technocracy. Certainly they are ahead of the curve in that regard.
(A close friend who recently spent a few months in China reported back to me that China is the world’s safest place in his estimation. I replied that it is the safest country because it is the least free country. He conceded that point.)
“Shareholder Capitalism” could be described as Wall Street capitalism which in effect a gambling casino fuelled by the never-ending creation of money as interest-bearing debt. In other worlds it’s an Ponzi scheme on steroids approaching its mathematically unavoidable collapse. (There is nothing new about this, it’s been going on for at least 5,000 years.)
“Stakeholder Capitalism” is essentially a re-branding of plutocracy - rule by the most wealthy. “The Great Reset” is essentially an attempt to stave off the impending collapse of the debt-based monetary system (and the ensuing collapse of their fiat-based wealth).
With regards to the emerging global plutocracy, it has been noted down through the centuries that excessive wealth does not simply foster hubris and self-delusion, but stupidity also. Hence our “elites” love to flirt with all sorts of nonsensical ideas like “transhumanism” - the merging of man and machine leading to their most irrational fantasy of all - achieving immortality. It is here that their deepest fears are laid bare - the fear of death.
(It could be argued that the entire covid pandemic hoax was achieved by broadcasting globally the elites’ greatest fear, the fear of death. This instilling of fear was very effective on most but hit a brick wall when it came to those who are not so inclined to fear death - Christians.)
So the good news is that all these nefarious plans to create a global plutocracy within a framework a digital surveillance technocracy ushered in through carbon taxes and credit, and the like, will never truly get off the ground due to its irrationality. We are currently living through this paradigm’s collapse - hence the Davos gang’s number one global emergency stated publicly this year - misinformation. In other words they are losing control of the dominant narrative and are panicking.
For example, top “stakeholder” corporations are committing hara-kiri by enforcing DEI policies from the top down. (The recent Jaguar car advertisement campaign is a case in point.) This is a dead-end for “stakeholder capitalism” yet as committed ideologues, they will carry on to the bitter end.
The same could be said for ESG initiates. Simply put, it’s suicide. Blackrock’s Larry Fink finally woke out of his stupor in this regard and is now distancing himself from this business-destroying practice and since 2023 no longer promotes these insane goals.
Of course a lot of this programme hinges on the man-made climate emergency hoax - which is currently unravelling before their eyes - because it is built on unsustainable lies. The exploding electric vehicle debacle and concentration of “renewable energy” initiatives (massive wind and solar farms) do not meet the free market smell test. They survive on unsustainable public subsidies. Their demise is as certain as the law of gravity and is only a matter of time.
I would add the covid hoax also failed. Yes, they got their experimental goop (some call a bio-weapon) into three-quarters of us, yet failed in their overarching aim to get us all on digital ID’s and create a permission-based society.
And then the “elites” most powerful weapon - Artificial Intelligence (which are really large language learning modules without a shred of real intelligence). AI is already in the process of cannibalising its own content devolving into mad rants and becoming less reliable as a source of sound information every day.
In short, “Stakeholder capitalism”, “The Great Reset”, plutocratic technocracy, or whatever you want to call it, is doomed to failure. It is failing before our very eyes.
I am not advocating complacency. Far from it. We are all playing a role in undermining these globalist machinations. Our part could be as simple as speaking the plain commonsense truth to our neighbours or organising locally.
The real issue that needs to be exposed is the money system. Money is essentially an accounting system based on the creation of debts / obligations and credit / rewards. It matters not whether the tokens used to deal in this system is Gold, Silver, digital bank credit or 5,000 year old baked clay tablets. Usury is serpent at its centre that facilitates the creation of excessive wealth in a few most undeserving hands. Remove this serpent and we will experience a ‘people’s reset’ that will usher in a state of common prosperity unimaginable to most folk today.
In the meantime we need to work on the local level, and stop the “Stakeholder Capitalist” juggernaut where it affects people most. I have a practicle plan in that regard but will leave it here for now.
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Happy to hear your plan.
The serpent you mention needs its head removing rather than nibbling at its tail by trying to take on the little fights which act as distractions from the bigger issue.
They have bread and circus for the masses down.
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Dear SGF,
Thank you for your succinct and extremely accurate summary of the situation we find ourselves in. You have articulated this in a way that should be broadcast widely. Unfortunately there are many who have not been alerted to the madness (or alternatively they are woefully incapable of understanding).
I’m simply writing today to express my gratitude for your contribution to the conversation but more importantly to helping people understand the underpinnings of this ‘movement’ of the elites.
Cheers,
Bruce
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My own personal journey started during the COVID scam. I instinctively knew something was wrong, did my due diligence, assessed the risks, ignored the masks and dictates, never got jabbed and came to the conclusion it was all bollocks. My question was always why? Why were all Western countries in lockstep with each other and using the same terminology ‘Build Back Better’ etc. It took k me years to understand what was going on and I couldn’t quite believe what I was discovering on the WEF website andthat none of it was hidden. You just had to look.
My point is that the majority need to be woken up, but in a perhaps more subtle way. Your excellent documentary on Stakeholder Capitalism is part of that process. People see what this current Labour Government are doing, rapidly pushing through Agenda 2030 policies, but are often blissfully unaware of Agenda 2030.
I have managed to wake up a number of people using your documentary and they were honestly shocked. You could see the scales lifting from their eyes.
You’re on the right track in my opinion, and just need to find a way of distribution to the masses without censorship. I wonder if the BBC would help? (#sarc).
I shall keep spreading the documentary far and wide. Keep up the good work and thanks for putting it all together.
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Hi triple Alan,
‘The Plan’ is a stealth takeover of local authorities. Launching over the next month or so well in time for next local elections in 2027 (I think England is due for local elections in 2026). You can see a test template here: a111.co.uk
Regarding “the serpent”, that’s more allegorical than factual. It’s really an intentional design flaw in the creation of public records of debts and credits (money), where banks create money by issuing credit (your debts) out of nothing but a promise to be paid back with compound interest attached. It’s a trick as old as the hills. It has been practised for millennia, and always results in a concentration of vast wealth in the hands of a few, and lower standards of living for the rest of us. As the debt levels go exponential due to the compound interest being attached virtually the entire money supply (98% in the UK), the only outcome is monetary collapse and reset (called a ‘debt jubilee’ in the time of Jesus). “Stakeholder capitalism” is an attempt to swing the reset in their favour, not ours.
One answer to this problem is the creation of alternate local currencies such as LETS, Time Dollars, etc. These have had varying levels of success. I’m looking into creating an alternative currency with minted Silver from coins of various weights from 50p (.5 gram) to £100 (4 ounces) thus eliminating problems of trust and general acceptance. We can run it as a “real money” business and as a significant investment opportunity as the value of Gold and Silver will only increase as the debt train goes off the tracks. If anyone is interested in a venture of this nature please get in touch.
There’s no reason why local authorities couldn’t create and distribute their own local currencies as a shield to big bank financial collapse, but that’s a topic for another discussion.
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When I discovered BTC I bought into the idea of stateless universal money. Its failure was due to design flaws and has since morphed into a “store of wealth”. A Brit named Dan Hughes, down to earth guy investigated BTC and duly impressed. Decided to test for scalability and quickly realised that it would not fulfil its promise. So he figured he would solve the problem. That was in 2013! Not an easy problem to solve. 2024 and still no main net but the test net has proven that a decentralised system is possible that cannot be centralised. There are good people who are developers in the crypto space. Like Dan who could easily have cashed out. But his vision is a universal money for everyone on the planet. The price is languishing and whilst every shiny new crypto like doge comes along this is one of the very few projects that can actually help emancipate people across the globe. Many people believe they are sceptics when in fact they are cynics. Sceptics by virtue of their awareness of their limited knowledge are always tentative even of their own prejudices so are always willing to do their own deep research. My own prejudice is that the chances of centrally controlling global human society has about as much success as sending me to South America to run the Brazilian rain forests. Anything to report? Half the species are now dead or dying. Top down does not work… Nearly forgot RadixDLT.
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Everybody who starts putting their energy into a healthy money system is already helping to transform the system. The first time in history everybody can directly participate and don’t need to wait for someone. So just start using it and it will help everybody of us.
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