As James Garfield once said: “He who controls the money supply of a nation controls the nation.”

“He who controls the food supply controls the people” – Henry Kissenger, although he denied ever saying it.

And John Mccain stated in 2008 that ‘Whoever controls oil controls much more than oil”

While it would be hard to disagree with any of these three assumptions, there is a theme here… control. 

Control is what everything is always about. Every war, every pandemic, every government policy, every hair brained ‘idea’ that emerges from a globalist think tank. 

Some of their schemes might make them a lot of money, gain them a lot of land and resources, and might even kill a few million folk to momentarily satisfy their lust for blood and suffering, but fundamentally, at its core, it’s really only ever about control. 

The demons at the steering wheel, both in the world of the well known and recognisable, and the world of the shadowy unseen figures that stand behind them, are not concerned with having more digits, gold and silver for themselves. They have more than enough of the shiny stuff to last them a million journeys around the sun. 

They just don’t want you and me to have any of it. 

Because whether I like it or not, money in the bank makes someone less controllable. The safety net of cash in the wallet brings a freedom to choose, and a freedom to say no. 

Now for a cult that is hell bent on control, even  just a portion of the population having the ability to say no, is a problem. 

So over the last few decades we have seen a mass distribution of wealth from the many, to the few. 

No period in history facilitated this sucking up of valuables, more than the ludicrous shutting down of the planet in 2020.

The devil feels emboldened, or desperate. Depends which way you look at it.

Either way, things are moving. 

Unelected EU head Ursula Von Der Layen this week declared war on people having savings. 

Another words, she declared war on people having the financial ability to be less controllable.

The UK announced the nation’s energy bills would once again be skyrocketing, y’know just to make sure less people have a spare few quid to put into their ‘make me less controllable’ savings fund. 

I’m sure it’s a coincidence that these scenarios are all playing out at the same time. 

Now here is the real kicker. 

In the same week that these two seemingly unrelated events came to pass, the entirety of UK media began their front page news campaigns on the imminent war with Russia, and the forced military conscription that would be required to fight it. 

The articles went into great detail about how should young British men refuse to fight for a nation that clearly hates them, then there would be a ‘severe punishment’ down the line for them. 

That severe punishment, it seems, would be financial. 

So great news lads, you can now buy your way out of being cannon fodder for the military industrial complex, at the same time as you…don’t have any money. 

Manufactured poverty is quite clearly now a weapon not only to control your day to day lives, but to control whether indeed you get to continue having a day to day life. 

The poor get sent to war. 

A story as old as time, of course, but now nearly everyone is poor, then nearly everyone gets to go to war. 

At least that’s equality, I guess. 

This technique of making people too desperate to refuse, isn’t simply reserved for the UK and Europe, either. 

The week, The Jerusalem Post penned an article entitled – “The war with Iran will not be won through airstrikes, so what’s left?”

Boots on the ground, maybe? American boots of course. It might be Israel’s war with Iran, but they won’t be sending their own. Don’t be silly. 

It’s a pretty wild article that talks about how the American people don’t want to go to war with Iran. They never did, and part of the reason for that is because they know it’s Israel’s war, and they aren’t willing to die on that hill. Not again anyway. 

But AJ Jaff, the article’s author, has found a solution to the ‘Americans are refusing to die for Israel’ problem. 

Debt.

Yes, indeed. They don’t suggest conscription or even a draft, but a debt forgiveness program. 

The article states that the average American between the ages of 18 and 34 carry a debt of forty thousand dollars, some as high as one hundred thousand dollars, and so the Pentagon should use that crippling debt as leverage to get young working class Americans to pull on the camouflage, and step into the meat grinder. 

This is not theoretical, the piece continues. 

The economics of the American twenty to thirty something, make this the most efficient way for the Trump administration to get them to enlist. 

Imagine writing this about the young men of your own nation, never mind writing it about the young men of another country. 

But then with the US and Israeli militaries being fused, and the White House clearly being occupied by Tel Aviv, maybe the Jeruselem Post feel they are writing about their own would be soldiers. 

So maybe what those I quoted at the beginning are missing, is that ‘He who controls the crashing of economies, hyper inflation, deletion of savings and spiralling population debt, controls whether or not the sons and daughters of that nation will die on the battlefield, in a war that serves neither them, their families, the people of their nation, or indeed any of those poor souls they have been manipulated to fight. 

Granted, it’s a little more wordy and less bumper sticker material, but none the less accurate.