Let’s Invent More Money to Support the Ukraine-Russia War

The few journalists who are questioning the $55 billion the US government is giving to the Ukraine (mostly in the form of weapons) are saying:

This money should be spent on Americans who need it.

I’m asking: Is there ANY end to inventing money out of thin air?

Because we have a situation very much like a homeless person walking into a showroom and buying two Rolls Royces.

And THAT is what the World Economic Forum and other pernicious globalist groups are using as the pretext to launch a new worldwide money system.

This is, in fact, the way war works. The heavy hitters fund all sides, rake in huge returns on their investments, and at the same time point to rising government debt as the reason for more government control.

Don’t look for logic there. It’s a successfully marketed shell game.

From each according to his ability to pay, to each according to his need to receive. Except the same elite groups define what “ability to pay” means and who has the need to receive.

And they also decide when the game of musical chairs ends and who is left out in the cold. And what to do about it.

Again, their solution is a new money system.

Digital; guaranteed universal income, based on following orders and behaving; private ownership of nothing; quotas for energy use.

Making all this happen is a tall mountain to climb; but designated parties are already moving up through the foothills to higher elevations.

War is a way of sucking money out of the system of governments and claiming government debt is a major problem. The only solution, we’re told, is more government spending, until one day the controllers arbitrarily claim the process can’t go on any longer.

And guess what? They have a new system. Just by chance.

If you’re thinking this entire narrative of insanity sounds like a wall to wall con, you’re right. Every inch of it is a con.

The Ukraine War is just another occasion for extending the con.

Massive inflation is created to impart “how serious the situation is.”

Sensible business people could sit down and work out ways to put the current financial apparatus back on sound international ground in a month.

But sensible people aren’t running the show.

Predators are.

“Remember, gentlemen, we have three goals here. We make as much money as possible. And then we insist the current financial system can’t any longer exist. And then we install a new system that maximizes out profits still further, while putting every human under the gun. We own his money and his property. We give a fraction of those assets back to the citizen, dribble by dribble, under the condition that he obeys all our rules.”

Meanwhile, out in the world, everybody and his brother are arguing about who should get the money that doesn’t exist until the predators push a button signaling that more can be invented out of thin air.

Reprinted with permission from Jon Rappoport’s blog.