Hey my friend, I hope you are doing well. Let me tell you a story:
What if I tell you our monetary system is the biggest fraud in history, would you believe me? What if I tell you, the central banks build a global network in which every country in the world is kept prisoner? Conspiracy right?
It's not a conspiracy, it's the reality. Global debts are growing exponentially. Workers have to work more and more and longer to counteract the interest burden. Are you a worker? Maybe you noticed that your money is just enough to pay for your life? Don't worry, that's one normal symptome of this system, it's not your fault.
In 2000, there have been seven countrys without an american-controlled central bank:
Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan, Libya, Cuba, North Korea, and Iran
Now think about what happened to these countries. I'll help you:
- Afghanistan was attacked in 2001 (because of the evil terrorists - keyword 9/11)
- Iraq was invaded in 2003 (Wikipedia: "... illegal military invasion of the United Kingdom coalition of the willing Iraq" and "terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 preventive war massacre)
- Sudan, Libya fell victim to the Arab Spring.
- Cuba joined voluntarily.
- North Korea, Iran are out of business. Let's see what happens to them in the near future.
The strategy is simple. When a country is completely bombed, destroyed and the population is out of joint, it needs money and external resources to rebuild. Thank God, there is the International Monetary Fund. This nonprofit, philanthropic charity (Attention: sarcasm) is helping swirling countries by lending interest-paid monster loans and making some demands.
The most important compromise that these countries then have to make is to establish a central bank with an American bank director (usually a graduate of Goldman Sachs, the Banker Academy). Among other claims such as mining rights, raw material rights, etc., this is probably the most devastating of all.
Let's take as an illustrative example, the President of the Afghan Central Bank "Da Afghanistan Bank" approach. His name is Khalilullah Sediq. First of all: You will not find much about your person on the internet. What is found, however, is a career statement issued by the "KP - Khaama Press", the largest news agency in Afghanistan. This writes:
"Sediq has served in the banking sector during the past 30 years and has both experience in Central and Commercial Banking in Afghanistan and United States. He was serving as the Chief Executive Officer of Afghanistan International Bank since 2006. "
All wars are bankers wars:
My friend, if you still don't believe me, please do your own research, stay openminded and forget the things you have been teached in school.
I wisch you a wonderful day! The simpleman