OP-ED
July 22, 2010
Copyright © by W. R. McAfee, Sr. All rights reserved.
Joan Veon recently pointed a light at where the globe’s money is concentrated today.
Controlling currency is key to the financial “elite’s” end game. They’ve done this through their central banks, fiat money, usury, etc. as a means to control nations through their currencies.
The British, seeing a U.S. colony plum, couldn’t defeat America militarily during the revolution, so they tried again in the War of 1812. They succeeded in burning the White House and Capitol before being defeated again a couple years later; agreeing to a treaty in 1814.
Everyone went home.
But the London bankers, undeterred it seems, set out on a course to do financially what they could not do militarily. Not content to think small, they began to plan and establish banks around the world; their intent being to control these countries’ through their currencies.
Which is exactly what their central bank (the Fed) has done in the U.S. since 1913 when President Wilson let them in; his payback to the London financiers’ for bankrolling his successful presidential campaign.
I wouldn’t fault the bankers for making a buck if that’s all it was. And I look askance at Wilson for letting them in when some of America’s other presidents had kept them out. But bear in mind their goal for some 200 years has been world domination; utilizing money (theirs) for control.
But now that they’re close to succeeding, they’re finding the Internet keeps rolling boulders in their road. And Europe’s commoners, for example, keep taking up small chunks of the boulders and tossing them at the boys behind the curtain; letting them know what they think of their common euro currency and the financial strategy attached to it.
Understand these financial “elites” are one in the same—and of like mind—as the non-banker “elites” behind the same curtain who’ve always had world control in mind; hidden marionettes and puppeteers these; pulling strings of money to control global governments and politicians; often creating strategic fear and financial anxiety among populations to gain objectives; all the while working their centuries-old financial slight of hand to control the world’s money; funded by the world’s richest bankers, corporations, and people.
Their attitude is one of noblesse oblige, and their fortunes allow them—often dipping into tax payer dollars through their controlled government treasuries—to hire the best and the brightest for things like analysis and research to compose “legal” legislation for use as probes for ways around the U.S. Constitution; passed by a congress they totally control with money.
When, on occasion, they are unable to do this, they have an executive order (or signing statement) drafted for a president to sign.
An attempted coup by these same “elite” to take over America failed in 1933 in the depths of the great Depression (which, according to some historians, was orchestrated by these same people).They provided the funds for the attempt, which also were available to back a new army if needed. Names of the plotters can still be found among politicians and multi-national corporations today. A few minor (read: token) players were tried and sent to prison, but none of the major participants were charged. The Constitution, certain military officers (of whom General Smedley Butler was key ) and a few Congressmen with backbone stopped the takeover when it was revealed in a Senate committee hearing.
General Smedley Butler: An honest war hero.
Today, this same banking cartel—run by the richest banking family in the world (London’s Rothschild’s)—controls a goodly portion of the globe’s wealth; especially if you take into account the crown’s holdings in England. They indirectly control every corporation there including BP, for example. Plus things like Russia’s oil. Controlling interest in Europe’s and Wall Street’s major banks, including their central banks. It’s an endless list. And an exact accounting of their wealth is difficult to find on the ‘Net. That they control 40% of the world’s wealth is mentioned often but not confirmed; their worth certainly being in the trillions; possibly tens of trillions.
They and their American confederates have steered the rest of the planet toward an economic tar pit through the use of derivatives, credit default swaps, too big to fail lies, etc., and all manner of financial gibberish designed to impoverish both nations and people; forcing those outside their circle of money to their credit window for the world.
America theoretically still has an option and a way out of this deliberate, Washington-enabled quagmire, in my opinion, though it’s doubtful they’re enough clean people in D.C. to implement it.
Over simplified, it would involve sending the Fed packing out of our country, the money changers out of our treasury and government, our elected corrupt and their confederates to prison, tell anyone left in Congress to begin gearing up to manage and institute American money like the Constitution specifies, and tell the states to begin setting up state-owned bank(s) like the North Dakota model.
The cry would be this would devastate the American financial system. The answer would be it’s doubtful it could be any worse than what America’s financial “allies” across the pond have planned.
The founders, in my opinion, were keenly aware of the British financial system; and of the nature of the banking financiers who controlled it; to whom war was always a lucrative investment and first choice to bringing nations into the British fold.
In America’s case, they failed twice at the first; but appear to be on the brink of succeeding with their money.
History and the bible say schemes to control the world don’t work.

Good article.
What’s in a penny?
We take, or rather, are forced to take, things at their face value.
But what about the brain behind the face?
I want to tell just a tiny little personal story here:
When I was very little, about 5, my grandmother gave me some silver dollars. Maybe 5 because I was five. I brought them to the bank, a real U.S. bank, in the town of Midlothian, Illinois. The year would have been 1961. I put those precious silver dollars into THAT bank, thinking as a small child would, that they had a little special safe place for them, for me….special. When we moved, a year or so later, to another town, and I wanted them back, I didn’t get those silver dollars, I got a piece of paper.
What is and was amazing to me, is that my parents permitted this.
I think the world changed for a small boy that one day, when I got that piece of paper, instead of my silver dollars.
nedlud