More Attempts At Globalist Message Control

This video was posted yesterday by a bullish trader just as NYMEX crude was forming a massive shooting star on the daily charts and failed to close above $100. It's an outstanding example of message control by those who seek to shape and influence societal behavior.

All the usual suspects are here: someone we can "trust" (in this case a baptist minister) presents himself as a privileged "insider" of the globalist elite with access to closely guarded "secrets" which he "exposes" in a "confession" for the good of the public, while "facts" are repeated over and over to drill the desired message into your head for the desired result: FEAR.

If you watch all four parts (here), note how many times Williams utters the words "double-crossed." Repetition is one of the most important tools for message control. You are being double-crossed, however, not the Saudis. Just study an Exxon logo. You're double-crossed each and every day.



This is just another example of a concerted effort to condition the public to believe in an all-powerful elite that can control every aspect of the world economy, and by extension, our lives as well.

I do not doubt that there are people in this world who seek total control. I just highly doubt their success. Their tactics are becoming more and more transparent and desperate, and more in common with the Wizard Of Oz.

To prove my point, let me tell you a story about these so-called elite. During my last stint as a creative director, I was working for a firm that specialized in creative services for private equity, hedge funds, and asset management firms all over the world. This was during the meltdown from 2007-2008 and I was heavily short while most all of our clients were stupefyingly bullish.

One of our clients was a privately held company with billions in revenues. We were building a new website for them and needed to do a photo shoot of their board of directors. Kissinger was one of them, in all his Bilderberg, CRF, and Rockefeller glory.

The day of the shoot was a mess. In the all-glass board room, there was an incredible argument going on. Members of the board were screaming at the company's president as if he were a child. One of them, another Bilderberg, Rothschild, Rockefeller, CFR, World Bank wanker was pointing his pudgy fingers at him from across the room, visibly angry.

They took a scheduled break and told us we had five minutes to do the shoot. Five. Five minutes to arrange this group of children, who among other things are some of the key players behind the supposed new world order. The people who supposedly pull the strings in Lindsey Williams' video.

These men were screaming at the company's president because he had just sold one of the company's profitable meat processors for a considerable sum. I remember thinking it was a great trade. It was May of 2008. He got out just in time.

Instead, these all-knowing globalists were furious with him because he didn't understand that we were headed for severe inflation. Grain prices were going up. Food prices were going up. He was leaving millions of dollars on the table! How could he be so stupid?

Well, charts don't lie. We all know what happened after that.

I like Alex Jones. I feel he truly believes in what he's doing, and I'm thankful that he does it. But I also feel he is a convenient pawn. For example, note his own site's tag line: Because There Is A War On For Your Mind. So true. It is an info war. And there is the very real possibility that he's inadvertently helping the other side more than he's helping you.

The long term chart of crude oil looks like crap despite the most reckless attempt at global monetary expansion in history. The Baltic Dry Index looks even worse . . . nowhere near the its highs of 2008. There is no recovery.



Rising agriculture prices are deflationary rather than inflationary. People have less and less disposable income. They buy less and less stuff.

Yet the public is being conditioned to expect inflation while central banks are fighting deflation.

We're in reflation. Who knows how long it will last. But it won't.