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Originally Posted by DDoug
In 1913 the Federal Reserve was formed, in 1932 appx the face of the dollar bill was changed implyng a one order world . In 1950 Paul Warburg stated that there will be a one government world in 1992 GB senior stated that a one order world will come about. You now have the common currency in Europe and you can travel from country to country with out a border crossing check. The climate change propaganda spans all borders with the internet there are no borders. Now you have the tear down of the greatest nation of modern time with monitary system being torn apart which will bring the country to its knees . All this is leading to the one govenment world. Control the money you contrl the world. I am beginning to beleive that all this has been planned for 100 hundred years. Can any one change or stop it not a chance. This isnt because of any party, but watsh closely this will happen in our life time,so get use to it and be willing to adpapt because it is going to happen. Call me nuts thats ok but look deeper for yourself and see if that is not where we are headed. Please no replies just do the math as they say.
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Yours is an interesting and alarming observation. It's quite clear that with the erasure of national borders and the development of worldwide economies, that old saying "follow the money" is quite apropos.
That saying that came from the movie,
All The President's Men, and seemingly may have been more predictive than we thought at the time. When you think about how borders have come down and economies have essentially merged, it would be hard to argue that those countries and those businesses that control a lion's share of the world capital won't be predominant.
Right now the U.S. is the world's largest economy, but we are a long way from controlling most of the world's capital. In the most recent listing, only 3 of the 10 largest companies in the world are headquartered in the United States. In fact, only 10 of the 25 biggest companies in the world are U.S.-based. More alarmingly are which companies they are and what businesses they're in.
- A high percentage of the goods sold by the largest company in the world, WalMart, are produced outside the U.S. That is, money spent by U.S. consumers quickly moves offshore to fuel the continued growth of other economies.
- Three of the world's ten largest are U.S.-based oil companies (Exxon, Chevron and Conoco Phillips), which obtain most of their crude oil outside the U.S. and do a high percentage of their refining in foreign countries. Again, money paid by U.S. consumers to purchase gas and oil from these companies quickly moves outside the U.S. to fuel foreign economic development.
- Three of our largest companies are financial firms, Fannie Mae, Berkshire Hathaway and the Bank of America. Two of the three are in serious financial trouble and will have diffiiculty surviving another recession without an additional government bailout.
- Only three of the largest U.S. companies are manufacturing firms, GE, General Motors and Ford (numbers 16, 20 and 25). The U.S. government still owns a sizable interest in GM after having to save it from liquidation with a huge injection of equity. GM was the world's largest company as recently as 20 years ago.
If we were to compare the current list of the "world's largest" to the same list 20-30 years ago, the number of U.S. companies listed would have been decidedly greater.
The economies of several other countries in the world are growing at a rate that far outpaces the U.S. and have been for a number of years. The result is a massive outflow of capital from the U.S. into other countries and economies. That capital flow will continue to fuel foreign economic growth and inhibit ours.
Of course, after the events of the last few months, we now all know that the U.S. has been operating for a number of years using huge amounts of borrowed money. At the same time, the growth of our economy has slowed to a near standstill and the number of our citizens who cannot find work is in the double digit percentages.
Most importantly, it's become very clear that those governing the U.S. are unwilling, incapable or incompetent to reverse any of these trends. This is not a pretty picture.
Follow the money.