News: Gordon Brown and the Illuminati Goal

Jack Black · 10-10-2008, 05:19 PM

On 10 October 2008, Gordon Brown said this in The Times:

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The Bank of England has pledged to double the amount of liquidity it provides to the banks; we have guaranteed new lending between the banks so that we can get the banks lending to each other again; and at least £50 billion will be made available to recapitalise our banks.

We will take stakes in banks in exchange for a return and will guarantee interbank lending on commercial terms. And at the heart of these reforms are clear principles of transparency, integrity, responsibility, good housekeeping and co-operation ACROSS BORDERS.

We must lead the world to financial stability | Gordon Brown - Times Online

It’s a pity the prudent Chancellor didn’t guarantee these things in 1997, isn’t it?

Why did he and Tony wait so long to guarantee that the bankers wouldn’t stuff their wallets full of our fivers? I don’t know how much his New Labour-cuddled fat cats have run off with here but in America, the bonus payouts to greedy bankers have been colossal. The 7 October 2008 edition of The Daily Mail told us this:

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Richard S Fuld Jr, chief executive officer of Lehman Brothers, ignored a warning that the bank's 'liquidity can disappear quite fast' and dismissed suggestions that staff may not get their bonuses. Days from becoming the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history, Lehman Brothers steered millions to departing executives even while pleading for a federal rescue, Congress heard…

Asked if it was true HE TOOK HOME SOME £275 MILLION in compensation since 2000, Mr Fuld took off his glasses, held them, and looked uncomfortable. He said his compensation was not quite that much.

Brown continues:

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Giving them more of our cash may not be enough… many bankers believe other measures will be needed.

What, £500billion won’t be enough for them?

That’s £16,000 each, Gordon! You want £16,000 from every taxpayer to bail out the filthy rich and it still may not be enough?

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It’s all very well, ensuring the survival of the banking system, but what’s in it for us?

Precisely, Gordon, but what's in it for us?

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Because this is a GLOBAL problem, IT REQUIRES A GLOBAL SOLUTION.

Aha!

So that what this is all about! You and your globalist pals have been conniving behind the scenes, with all this global meltdown malarkey, to hike the World Government agenda another few rungs up the ladder, is that it?

Consider this, folks:

If Gordon’s vision comes to pass, who will be running things? I'll wager it'll be the Gordons, the Tonies and the international financiers who created sub prime and the credit crunch and caused the world-wide financial meltdown in the first place! That would be the same financiers who pay the real wages of the jobsworth politicians and see that such corrupt, on-message traitors and Brown and Blair get to slither all the way to the top of the greasy pole!

Brown continues:

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Indeed this now moves to a GLOBAL stage with a range of INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS starting this week with the G7 and the IMF and, we propose, culminating in a leaders meeting in which we must lay down the principles and the new policies for restructuring our banking and financial system all around the globe.

When I became Prime Minister I did not expect to make the decision, along with Alistair Darling, for the Government to offer to take stakes in our high street banks, just as nobody could have anticipated the action taken in America.

Yeah right, it was all a big surprise to you and the Bilderbergers, eh Gordon?

Some, however, have admitted, not just to the “antipicipation” but to the “stage management" of “world events”. Here’s what Denis Healey, top Bilderberger and Harold Wilson’s Secretary for Defence and Chancellor of the Exchequer has to say about it:

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World events do not occur by accident: They are made to happen, whether it is to do with national issues or commerce; and most of them are staged and managed by those who hold the purse strings.

Here’s something else that Healey said in an interview with Jon Ronson for the documentary series THEM:

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To say we were striving for a one-world government is exaggerated, but not wholly unfair. Those of us in Bilderberg… felt that a single community throughout the world would be a good thing… Bilderberg is a way of bringing together politicians, industrialists, financiers and journalists…. We make a point of getting along younger politicians who are obviously rising, to bring them together with financiers and industrialists who offer them wise words. It increases the chance of having a sensible global policy.

Ronson asked Healey this question:

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Does going help your career?

Healey replied:

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Oh yes. Your new understanding of the world will certainly help your career… That is the world. It is the way things are done. And quite rightly so…

I will tell you this. If extremists and leaders of militant groups believe that Bilderberg is out to do them down, then they're right. We are. We are against Islamic fundamentalism, for instance, because it's against democracy.

Brown continues:

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These new times require new ideas. The old solutions of yesterday will not serve us well for the challenges of today and tomorrow. So we must leave behind outworn dogmas and embrace new solutions…

Based on the British approach, I believe through WIDER EUROPEAN CO-OPERATION AND ALSO CO-ORDINATION AMONG THE LEADING ECONOMIES… (World Government run by him and the avaricious bankers whose wallet-stuffing machinations brought about the Credit Crunch and the global recession in the first place)

We must have STRONGER INTERNATIONAL RULES for transparency, disclosure and the highest standards of conduct. Successful market economies need trust, which can only be built through shared values. So as we reform our financial system we should encourage hard work, effort, enterprise and RESPONSIBLE RISK-TAKING - qualities that markets need to ensure, so that the rewards that flow are seen to be fair. But when risk-taking crosses the line between the RESPONSIBLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP, WHICH WE WANT TO CELEBRATE…

NATIONAL SYSTEMS OF SUPERVISION ARE SIMPLY INADEQUATE to cope with the huge cross-continental flows of capital IN THIS NEW, EVER MORE INTERDEPENDENT WORLD. I KNOW THAT THE LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS WILL WELCOME THE PROPOSED COLLEGES OF CROSS-BORDER SUPERVISORS THAT SHOULD BE INTRODUCED IMMEDIATELY.

They sure will, Gordon.

That’s what the "largest financial institutions" have been after since the US Federal Reserve system was forced upon the world by Warburg and co. in 1913.

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Action for financial stability should be accompanied by the WIDER INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION such as that which began on Wednesday with co-ordinated action on interest rates. I have said all along that WE WILL DO WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SECURE THE STABILITY OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM… We must now act for the long term WITH CO-ORDINATED NATIONAL ACTIONS.

The resolve and purposefulness of governments and people across the world is being put to the test. But ACROSS THE OLD FRONTIERS WE MUST NOW REDOUBLE OUR EFFORTS INTERNATIONALLY. For it is only through the boldest of CO-ORDINATED ACTIONS ACROSS THE GLOBE that we will adequately support families and businesses IN THIS GLOBAL AGE.

"In this global age".

Yeah. We know what you and your globalist masters mean by that, Gordon.

Here’s how Henry Makow, Ph.D describes what is happening in his September 2008 essay, Illuminati Bankers Are Making A Killing.

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I think we are in for a recession, maybe even a Depression but I don't think the Illuminati is ready to declare their New World Order just yet. However, this could be part of a larger scenario leading to World War Three, similar to the role the Great Depression played as a precursor to World War Two.

THE ILLUMINATI GOAL IS TO TORTURE THE HUMAN RACE UNTIL WE CRY OUT TO THEM FOR WORLD GOVERNMENT, ANYTHING TO STOP THE PAIN.

savethemales.ca - The Fed is Making a Killing on Banking Crisis

However, as Bev Conover, the editor of Online Journal suggests in a 2007 review of Daniel Estulin’s The True Story of the Bilderberg Group:

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Collectively, the people hold the power save themselves and that frightens the Bilderbergers and their cohorts the most.

The Truth Seeker - The True Story of the Bilderberg Group

So, if we refuse to do their bidding, if we refuse to fall for their lies and spin, we frighten THEM into giving us our world back?

Well, not exactly. As Conover goes on to say:

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That power is useless if the people refuse to exercise it or surrender it to those who would enslave us.

Do you remember what that other great traitor, Tony Blair, said just a few weeks after 9/11?

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The kaleidoscope has been shaken, the pieces are in flux, soon they will settle again. Before they do LET US REORDER THIS WORLD AROUND US!

Oh yes, the ruling class is well aware that the odd catastrophe is of considerable help in cajoling the multitudes into stepping aside as they “reorder” our world to suit themselves.

Albert Einstein said this in a 1931 letter to Sigmund Freud:

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The minority, the ruling class at present, has the schools and press, usually the Church as well, under its thumb. This enables it to organize and sway the emotions of the masses, and makes its tool of them.

Try hard, ladies and gentlemen.

Try really hard not to let the “ruling class… sway your emotions”. If they get away with it this time, they may just make “tools” of you and your descendants forever.

In another 10 October Times article, Gordon Brown has the cheek to tell us that, “where there is excessive and irresponsible risk-taking, that has got to be punished.”

If this was true, if the fat cat sub-prime merchants, the credit crunchers and the greedy bankers were all going to be punished, if THEIR bank accounts were about to be drained and THEIR pips were going to be squeezed until THEY squeaked, well, Gordon might just end up being the most popular PM in all British history, mightn’t he?

But he won’t be doing any such thing, folks. He’s THEIR boy, you see. He has tolerated and encouraged the Friedman-Thatcher-Greenspan-let-the-markets-decide ethos ever since he got to be Chancellor in 1997. In fact, when Greenspan retired as Chairman of the Fed Res, Gordon got Sir Alan (Tony B had him knighted in 2002) a job as one of his advisors!

Oh, yes, our Prime Minister is deeply implicated in everything that’s been happening since sub-prime began to bite. Trust me, ladies and gents, this bloke is NOT going to hold one of his own to account. He is NOT about to "punish" his brothers in arms. No matter what herd-pleasing guff he comes out with.

Our punishment for things we never did has already begun, of course.

As the 9 October 2008 edition of The Daily Mail told us:

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The colossal £500billion rescue package for the banking system could cost every taxpayer £16,000!

If anyone out there believes that Gordon is ever going to make an effort to get his banker pals to cough up what they owe to the suckers, well, I guess you’d be one of those who thinks that politicians are nice people who have our best interests at heart.

Check out The Age of Irresponsibility and the links at the bottom of the page, here:

I Am An Englishman

Check out British Democracy is Dead here:

I Am An Englishman

And The Jewish Genesis of Sub Prime here:

I Am An Englishman

And take a look at The Unhealthy Connection Between Bankers and New Labour here:

I Am An Englishman

Of those mentioned in the essay above, Fuld; the Lehman family (owners of the defunct bank); Warburg (Paul); Freud; Greenspan and (Milton) Friedman are all Jewish.

As are Makow, Ronson and Einstein.

Personally speaking, if I had to make a choice, I'd rather have a drink with the latter.

Little Englander (sour) · 10-10-2008, 10:56 PM

Having watched BBC news at 10 and now Newsnight, I have lost count of the times that "a global solution", "a co-ordinated solution" has been mentioned.

The speakers in agreement with these proposed "solutions" are all articulate and cosmopolitan, whereas the "one" person speaking in opposition was almost incoherent.

The G7 are in session - we will have to wait and see what they come up with.

Jack Black · 11-10-2008, 06:22 PM

On 11 October 2008, the following headline was seen in The Daily Mail:

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Bank Fat Cats Will STILL Receive £3.5bn in Bonuses Despite Brown's Pledge to Slash Them!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...lash-them.html

If any of us had a say in these matters, I'd bet my boots that we'd instigate a thorough investigation into who was responsible for all of this and who has profited from it.

Many of us would then be happy to put them on trial, some for treason, some for theft. Before this happened, of course, we'd fix the laws so that such legalised "theft" as Richard J. Fuld was responsible for would become a crime. The very least that such world-shattering wallet-stuffers would suffer, at the hands of the new justice, would be the loss of, let's say, 90% of their ill-gotten gains. If Fuld was deprived of 90% of the bonuses he has accrued since 2000, he would still be left with the colossal sum of $27.5million.

Now, how could common sense argue with such a just imposition as this upon those who have caused this catastrophe to come to pass? The general public, I'll wager, would see the sense in handing out the hair shirts and the monks' habits to the bad guys with the instruction: "you will wear these until you've learned to respect those whose best interests you are supposed to serve!"

I'm sure the British Nationalist could make much of the fact that he, as opposed to the Browns, the Blairs, the Camerons, the Thatchers and the wishy-washy Lib Dems, WOULD PUNISH the bad guys. In a society governed by the Nationalist, the asocietal bloodsucker would be made to suffer, at least monetarily, for his fanatically self-serving behaviour.

I think such a promise would win him a lot of friends and a lot of votes. I think that ramming home the message that he had nothing to do with what is happening now would win him even more. Pointing out that New Labour (whom many hoped might punish Thatcher's crew for kow-towing so slavishly to the international financier and the multinational corporation owner) has spent the last 11 years cuddling up to them even more than the Thatcherites did, is also likely to do the Nationalist no end of electoral good.

It's not because these things are true that he ought to make hay from saying them. He should profit now because of the drastic effect that the current crisis is likely to have on so many of those WHO CHOSE NOT TO LISTEN BEFORE! Now, as they cast around, bewildered, for answers that ring true, they will be moved to listen to what the honest man is saying, no matter who that honest man happens to be.

No matter how many times the bad guys order him not to listen, those who have lost out to the worst people in the world should now be ready to hear what the best have to say.

david H · 11-10-2008, 06:32 PM

Here's one for your website, Jack.

Daily Express | UK News :: Secret plot to let 50million African workers into EU

European Citizen · 13-10-2008, 04:06 AM

Ah the Express. I often wonder if they actually have a researcher on their pay roll. Let me guess, the Africans are somehow involved in Princess Di's death too?

david H · 13-10-2008, 07:48 AM

Doesn't it fit into your preconceptions? Thats it, better to reject it.

Little Englander (sour) · 13-10-2008, 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by European Citizen

Ah the Express. I often wonder if they actually have a researcher on their pay roll. Let me guess, the Africans are somehow involved in Princess Di's death too?

Yes, a newspaper has had the nous to go forth and seek the truth rather than, like you and the rest of the puppet press, sit back and take the news, through a drip feed, from the spin masters of Europe and their lap dogs in England.

The anti-EU movement gathers apace, changing your name from EU to European does change the colour of your politics, a snake, is a snake, is a snake.

Your last paragraph paints a true picture of your immaturity.

Jack Black · 13-10-2008, 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by david H

Here's one for your website, Jack.

Daily Express | UK News :: Secret plot to let 50million African workers into EU

Thanks, David.

I've got a version of this in my news section but I'll put the Express article in Miscellaneous 2 as well. (Where all the up to date stuff hangs out)

European Citizen · 13-10-2008, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Little Englander (sour)

Yes, a newspaper has had the nous to go forth and seek the truth rather than, like you and the rest of the puppet press, sit back and take the news, through a drip feed, from the spin masters of Europe and their lap dogs in England.

The anti-EU movement gathers apace, changing your name from EU to European does change the colour of your politics, a snake, is a snake, is a snake.

Your last paragraph paints a true picture of your immaturity.

Firstly, it was a sentence, not a paragraph.

Secondly, the Express splashes a headline about Princess Di's death every other day.

Thirdly, I have not changed my name - it has always been "European Citizen".

Fourthly, anyone who considers the Express to be a superior newspaper compared to any of the broadsheets is, frankly, deluded.

david H · 13-10-2008, 03:48 PM

A lot less timid, though.

10-10-2008, 10:56 PM	#2 (permalink)
Little Englander (sour) Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Portsmouth Posts: 949 Party: English Democrats	Having watched BBC news at 10 and now Newsnight, I have lost count of the times that "a global solution", "a co-ordinated solution" has been mentioned. The speakers in agreement with these proposed "solutions" are all articulate and cosmopolitan, whereas the "one" person speaking in opposition was almost incoherent. The G7 are in session - we will have to wait and see what they come up with. __________________ Little Englander (bigoted)

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david H Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,872	Here's one for your website, Jack. Daily Express \| UK News :: Secret plot to let 50million African workers into EU __________________ "You think you are combatting prejudice but you are at war with nature". Edmund Burke. http://www.buchanan.org/pa-98-1127.html

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david H Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,872	Doesn't it fit into your preconceptions? Thats it, better to reject it. __________________ "You think you are combatting prejudice but you are at war with nature". Edmund Burke. http://www.buchanan.org/pa-98-1127.html

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david H Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,872	A lot less timid, though. __________________ "You think you are combatting prejudice but you are at war with nature". Edmund Burke. http://www.buchanan.org/pa-98-1127.html

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European Citizen Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: The European Union Posts: 466 Party: Conservatives	Ah the Express. I often wonder if they actually have a researcher on their pay roll. Let me guess, the Africans are somehow involved in Princess Di's death too?