By Anna Von Reitz
During his First Term, Donald Trump gave money to Ukraine and opened the door to that debacle. He also promoted and participated in the Covid 19 disaster. And, of course, he has been a stalwart and never-ending supporter of Israel and is reportedly in favor of the creation of an extraterritorial State of Israel that would function as a fifty-first (Confederate) State of State, a corporation that has already been set up by the Royal Institute of International Affairs and now has a postal address at Kensington Palace.
Suffice it to say that Trump has been part of the problem in the past and has been ill-advised, especially from CIA, Military, and State Department flunkies who encouraged him in pursuing these initiatives. Both Bill Barr and Mike Pompeo -- who is reportedly still in the running for a cabinet slot -- were big mistakes for this country and the world.
There's no reason to think that Trump won't choose bad advisors again and no reason to think that he won't make more disastrous mistakes. Be awake and aware and watch his selections of his cabinet closely, especially his National Security Advisors and Military appointments.
We are encouraged by his selection of RFK, Jr. as a Health Czar and excited by the idea that Elon Musk and his Musk Machine may be given the task of eradicating government waste; given the track records of both men, we have great expectations --- if they are appropriately supported --- of vast improvements in the Health Sector and in Administration.
There are already rumors that the Republican oligarchs are resisting the role promised to RFK, Jr. as they veil their pro-Big Pharma conflicts of interest behind a show of partisan self-interest. Be aware that all Trump really has going for him besides a good record on the economy, is a reputation for keeping his promises.
If Trump ditches on RFK, Jr., this portion of his reputation-- the trust that he keeps his promises-- will be sacrificed to greed disguised as party politics.
We may even see the end of the so-called "Agency System" set up by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, which has always improperly extended the powers of government to Agency Subcontractors and cost the people of this country untold trillions of dollars and misery to match.
The recent Supreme Court rulings in West Virginia v EPA and Loper Bright Enterprises v Raimondo and Relentless, Inc., v Department of Commerce have taken the fangs away from these so-called Administrative Agencies and set a clear precedent for denying executive and legislative powers to them.
Tellingly, however, this election cycle for the U.S. Corporation failed to address the real meat and potatoes issues: the Federal Reserve, the continued criminality rife within the financial system, the inflation caused by this criminality, the continued failure of the Federal Subcontractors to recognize their actual employers, the mismanagement of the State Trusts, the lack of oversight over corporations, and the need to make restitution to the American people.
The latest scuttlebutt in this regard is that $600 Trillion has been recouped worldwide and that leaders of 74 countries have been invited to a secret summit in Iceland to distribute this among their constituencies.
Considering that Jacob Rothschild's personal fortune --- alone --- was over $500 Trillion, this $600 Trillion is a drop in the bucket. We have no explanation of why only 74 countries are in on this, out of more than 209 countries on Earth. And we can't justify why only the U.S. Corporation's "Quantum Financial System" is going to be used as the distribution system for this sudden largesse, nor can we justify the way that Mr. Trump and Company are assuming authority over civilian assets and their distribution.
This is money that was stolen from living people, by banks, by corporations pretending to be governments, by stock exchanges, by mortgage companies, title companies, insurance companies, private taxation agencies, and other legal fiction entities which have been allowed to run wild.
The thefts have taken place in this country, the former Commonwealth, seventeen western European countries that were (and still are) occupied by the Allies in WWII, Japan, Iraq, Libya and numerous other countries that have --- one way or another --- come under the surreptitious thrall of Territorial Corporations in the business of providing "essential government services".
This then opens up the Great Debate that Elon Musk must navigate -- what are the "essential" government services? By contract the only services that the American people have contracted for are spelled out in the Federal Constitutions. We shouldn't be paying for anything more and we shouldn't be paying for anyone else, but we are.
And so are all the other countries impacted by the Great Fraud promoted by Britain and Rome acting in collusion for the last 160 years.
It appears that Mr. Trump and Company are preparing to divvy up the spoils of a relatively minor recoupment operation, which they are trying to present to the Public as the solution, the be-all and end-all clean up of the problem, but $600 Trillion is just scratching the surface of the giant fraud, and while it may --- at the cost of gross inflation of 74 national currencies --- give a much-needed boost to the private economy, it does nothing to touch the systemic corruption, nor does it address the enormity of the actual theft.
It does nothing substantive to cure the problem.
The problem in our view is institutionalized criminality and theft of private civilian assets by commercial mercenary "armies" and their corporations, combined with more theft of private civilian credit by the same guilty parties.
So what if they all get together and cough up $600 Trillion -- a pittance in comparison to the actual theft? -- and "offer" that as full restitution for the theft of dodecadillions worth of private assets?
Would you accept a penny as full acquittal on a debt of almost unimaginable proportions?
We don't. You shouldn't. And Mr. Trump and Company should be aware of the fact that we are aware. $600 Trillion is nice. It's a step in the right direction, but it is just a step in a much longer term solution.
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