“The Financial Jigsaw” has been serialised here and is replaced by this weekly “Letter from Great Britain.” NOTE – If anyone would like an electronic copy of the complete book, I should be pleased to email a free PDF on request to: [email protected].
BREAKING NEWS: Bojo goes bonkers and kicks off his lockdown agenda amidst angst over illegal Downing Street party at last Christmas – Brits are up in arms and will not accept vaccine passports: ZH has the details: https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/bojo-unveils-plan-b-omicron-restrictions-distract-christmas-party-backlash
THE global financial system is governed and driven by the USA and their Fed using the weaponised dollar. The world is run and controlled by these elite banksters (described in my book, ‘The Financial Jigsaw’) who know that their system is reaching its sell-by date and have planned a new system around their CBDC. The Bank of England and Great Britain generally is integral within the global financial complex and in many ways leads. Here is a short announcement: https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/news/2021/november/statement-on-central-bank-digital-currency-next-steps . The target date for implementation is 2025 which should give you some idea of the time scale envisaged for the Great Reset and the beginning of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Make no mistake, the banksters are in control and are determined it keep this way.
Climate change is yet another scam being spread by the banksters as they prepare the world for the Great Reset and New World Order. “When we begin to pull back the curtain we quickly run into figures like Prince Charles, who recently met with the heads of 18 Commonwealth countries to consolidate climate emergency legislation which was promptly passed in the UK and Canadian Parliaments. At the end of the meeting Charles said that we “have 18 months to save the world from climate change” and called for “increasing the amount of private sector finance flowing towards the supporting of sustainable development throughout the commonwealth”.
Following the royal decree, the Bank of England and some of the dirtiest banks in the Rothschild-City of London web of finance have promoted “green financial instruments” led by Green Bonds to redirect pension plans and mutual funds towards green projects that no one in their right minds would ever invest in willfully. The Ecological, Social, Governance Index (ESGI) has now been set up across 51% of Germany’s banks including the derivatives-bomb waiting to blow Deutschebank.
The oligarchs running the “grand green design” since the Club of Rome’s Sir Alexander King began the Limits to Growth study in 1970 knew that green “low energy flux density” sources of energy would constrict global population and that is exactly what they wanted.” Covid and inflation should complete the rest of their genocidal plans and set us all up for a catastrophic economic collapse: https://off-guardian.org/2021/11/03/the-misanthropic-bankers-behind-cop26-and-the-green-new-deal/
HOWEVER, there is an alternative to enable the survivors to carry on life, albeit at a much reduced standard of living, without having to succumb to the banksters’ tyranny. The Great Reset is modelled on the CCP system of population control using CBDCs in combination with a Social Credit Score (SCS) in place in China today. It is a wholly electronic system within a technocratic society which says that if you do not comply with the dictates of the ruling elite you are effectively removed from society – even to the point of cutting off access to your money – and thus your living and survival – you are trapped in the matrix with no way out. Except, there is a way to live a happy and productive life outside such a system and this is how it can be achieved.
We need to develop a strong, self-sufficient local economy without oppressive wage slavery, and Prof Cahill agrees: “We have a duty to make sure the killing stops. Now. We are on step 4 of 100 steps. There is no end to the destruction that they want to do. They are not going to stop unless they are actually stopped.”
Prof. Cahill concluded her interview by explaining ‘Custodean’, in a new project she has been working on: “We are custodians over our health, our freedom, our future and our heritage. We need to prepare for the next phase. The next phase may be a reduction in the supply of food or there may be hyperinflation or a move to digital currency.
People need to build up their local communities on their street and in their village and just get to know locally where their supply of food and services come from. Also, there are freedom loving people that we would then decide to do business with and support each other in the necessities of life
Custodean.com is not launched yet, but it will be in the coming weeks and it’s really to link people, globally, in their initiatives, for example, Stand-in-the-Park initiatives, to help support them to try and develop a network locally and also try to support and do business locally. Because really the solution to this globalised agenda is for people to realise, they need to support each other and invest in each other.” Listen to Prof. Cahill’s interview on The Richie Allen Show below. https://dailyexpose.uk/2021/11/24/professor-delores-cahill-we-have-to-stop-these-injection-trials-now/
THE trend towards localism is called ‘autarky’ which ironically has been fuelled by Covid, even the MSM have noticed. “When Xi Jinping promised the world’s movers and shakers in January 2017 that China would champion globalisation, it looked as if the baton of global economic leadership was being picked up seamlessly by Beijing as Donald Trump prepared to usher in an era of American isolationism.
Almost five years later a new world order has emerged, but it is not the one China’s president and others gathered in Davos that day seemed to have in mind. Instead of a continuation of the post-cold war era of growth underpinned by free trade, the world faces a fractured economic system where the post-pandemic supply shock and mistrust bred by the virus pushes countries towards an autarkist impulse for self-sufficiency.
Autarky is a Greek word meaning “self-reliance” and was popularised as shorthand for economic nationalism in the 19th century when it gained some credence as an economic model. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/oct/15/how-covid-spread-fear-of-globalisation
AND Hugh Charles Smith agrees: “Nations which want to not just survive but emerge stronger have one path: a revolutionary transformation from “waste is growth” to degrowth, from an economy and state dominated by a parasitic elite to a strictly limited parasitic elite and from abject dependence on fragile supply chains originating in other nations to decentralized, localized independence for essentials. I’ve written a book that is a template for this transformation. This book is the culmination of a lifetime of study, observation, experience and analysis: Global Crisis, National Renewal: A (Revolutionary) Grand Strategy for the United States.” http://charleshughsmith.blogspot.com/2021/12/can-any-nation-state-survive-era-of.html
I have recently finished reading a remarkable diary of one, Thomas Turner, who recorded the daily events in his life as a general store shopkeeper in a small village south of London during the years 1754 – 1765. Thomas Turner (1729-93) was a key figure in the village of East Hoathly, Sussex, where he was a shopkeeper, undertaker, schoolmaster, tax-gatherer, churchwarden, overseer of the poor, and much besides. In his diary he recorded eleven colourful years of daily life in a Georgian village. Here are boisterous parties (after one of these the rector’s wife helped pull Turner from his bed in the early hours and made him dance in his wife’s petticoat), cricket matches, cockfighting, horse-racing and unexpected windfalls of confiscated brandy. Here too are vivid and memorable portraits of those whose lives and deaths would otherwise only be fodder for the statisticians.
This was a period before the effects of the industrial revolution had impacted most of Britain. Human manual labour and horse power ruled production of goods and services which were organised around the local parish church. The banking system was in its rudimentary stages of development and there were few banks as we know them today. Commercial exchanges revolved around sovereign money issued by the king’s mint, local promissory notes and bills of exchange as well as barter.
I suspect that, as the global economy implodes in the coming years (as described in Chapter 13 of my book), maybe even as early as 2022-3, we will need to revert to local economies in the way that Thomas Turner lived, so we will need a local monetary system, without banksters, to allow the free exchange of goods and services. It is a sort of off-grid money system and it worked well in those days. We can reproduce this system easily and without the need for electricity or the trappings of our mad 21st century technocratic society. Appendix C – ‘Thomas Turner’s financial dealings’ describes how he managed money and his accounts. It explains in detail how he managed his financial affairs in trading with suppliers and dealing with customers on credit as well as cash. I have extracted some of the key points but recommend the diary be read for a complete picture of how this exchange system works.
Aside from his skills in accounting Turner also fulfilled another important role in his community. He traded in an age when an adequate supply of legal tender coin was not always available and without a network of banks by means of which money could be transferred. His shop was the point in which all manner of customers and suppliers came together for the transfer of cash and credit. There were four ways in which goods were bought and sold, debts settled and paid:
- Barter – used frequently in the community at large and in commerce
- Cash including the as yet uncommon bank note
- Promissory note of hand
- Bill of exchange
The diary shows all four of these methods operating in practice
Turner often paid his servants in goods rather than cash and they generally lived in. The parish levied an annual ‘rate’ based on property value which was used to support the poor of the parish and local services and these too were sometimes paid in goods. The diary shows that there were a great variety of coins in circulation. Besides the minted guineas, half-guineas, crowns, half-crowns, shillings, sixpences and pence there were many coins of foreign issue like doubloons and pieces of eight (from where the dollar originated). Gold and silver supported the worth of coin.
Though cash along with barter was the normal means of exchange, more common was the bill of exchange used by traders which had great advantages over cash. It was payable to a particular name person and thus secure if lost and was backed by commodities and could be exchanged for cash or used to pay accounts. It was most often drawn on a named trader of good credit quality and could be discounted before its due date, usually within 30 days. Here is an explanation: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/billofexchange.asp
The system is seen in its fullest on Turner’s trip to his London suppliers in March 1759. Small accounts were paid in cash but larger sums we paid using bills of exchange drawn on his main supplier who acted as his bank. He also used promissory notes, which are in effect IOUs.- https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/promissorynote.asp The whole system depended on mutual respect and trust amongst traders but if this broke down, as happened to Turner on one occasion, recovery could always be made by claiming the security backing the bill. You need to read Turner’s diary and the Appendix to understand fully all the ways these methods work and how we can apply them in the future.
Appendix C also contains a comprehensive list of Turner’s many suppliers and which gives us an insight into all those goods and services needed in this type of localised economy. Clearly we will be faced with many challenges as we transition away from our chaotic consumerist society to one where real goods and values prevail.
OMICRON MONITOR: I have mentioned before that the presence of a furin cleavage site (FCS) on the supposed SARS COV 2 ‘virus’ is a strong indication of a genetically engineered origin. This article confirms my suspicion and Omicron has two FCS!
“In fact, no influenza virus with a furin cleavage site has ever been found [to originate] in nature, and it is a feature that has been thoroughly investigated in the literature since it appears to allow the influenza viruses that carry it to establish a systemic multiorgan infection using different cell types including nerve cells, is correlated with high pathogenicity, and also plays a key role in overcoming the species barrier.” This is a bit long but worth it: https://harvard2thebighouse.substack.com/p/a-grin-without-a-cat
VACCINE REACTIONS: “If someone had said to you in 2019, that in the near future the mainstream headlines will be dominated for days on end with news that the UK Government held a Christmas party, then you would have most likely thought they were rather odd. But here we are. But what they’ve also managed to distract you from is the latest data Public Health Data which shows that over the past four months the double / triple jabbed population have accounted for 6 in every 10 Covid-19 cases, 7 in every 10 Covid-19 hospitalisations, and 9 in every 10 Covid-19 Deaths”. https://dailyexpose.uk/2021/12/09/distracted-by-christmas-party-data-shows-9-in-10-covid-deaths-vaccinated/
To be continued next week.
“Make no mistake, the banksters are in control” You mean: Make no mistake, the Jewish banksters are in control
It ends when we hang them. Nothing else will stop them.
Link to this Turner Diary, please?
Here you are bug:
Thanks, I kept getting the racist one when I googled for it.
I give you a meme per se. Today’s Sheeple are lazy worthless mutton who don’t want to actually have to do any work; just munch the milk and honey. They seek welfare and office jobs over trades. They go to a Walmart and prowl the aisles for stuff instead of the woods for game, or to garden fields to produce food, or to produce their clothes using a sewing machine or to build or to fix something themselves. They leave the stores with bags of stuff paid for with “plastic” as if THEY have accomplished something. They prefer to organize in groups to minimize their own actual physical and mental efforts and risks. Friends, knowing who in your area is raising food and livestock, who can repair whatever, who manufactures lumber, leather, cloth, whatever is nice but those guys are finite; organize yes but get a frigging skill for Christ’s sake and become productive at some things yourself. Otherwise you are nothing but somebody else’s future lamb chop.
All so true rhs jr. In the 70s I spent 20 years on my small holding deep in rural Somerset. It’s hard work, long days in the summer, planting in spring and harvest in the autumn. Even then I relied on many manufactured items, spades and tools of all kinds, electric power tools and many processed items. One item of extreme value is the washing machine. It took Turner’s maid two full days just to do this chore alone.
I decided that civilisation had got it licked by the time the screaming 90s came about and gave in. I have no illusions about how tough it would be if we find ourselves back in the old days.