Global Governance and technocracy

I don't think there is any concern saying the Catholic church/Vatican are at the center of many things that are evil. It is right there in the "Holy Wars" where millions were killed/displaced to spread the good word of God. And all the civilizations that just had to be converted to Christianity, and along the way their wealth disappeared with their conversions.

Everything is subverted, and better yet, the more righteous that something appears to the peasants, the better the target for subversion since the peasants will find it harder to beleive. Religion, democracy, labour unions, etc - they all lend themselves well to having a upper level of control that can then be aligned to the needs of the controllers.

The MIC is an interesting subject that never gets attention in the media. I find it curious the media and government never talks of all these "private contractors" fighting for the system. Much the same as there is never talk of how much this actually cost the taxpayer or the fact that audits don't even exist to quantify all this. Because the system will not allow it.

But of course the military is simply out there to preserve democracy. And it is a tough nut to crack to say the military is there to protect the US, meanwhile people cross the border illegally every minute. Kind of hard to protect the country known as the US when the borders have no protection. But we are not supposed to talk of such things. That would be racist.

Another interesting thing about the fiat currency system. Those who print the most currency has the biggest military. I suspect that is why the British were switched for the US in WW2, the use of Britain had run its course so the US was the new tool to create military needs. Rome continued its military expansion by debasing its currency - adding other metals to gold while still saying the gold coin still had the same worth. That worked until the mercenaries figured out they were getting a pay cut essentially. And it is happening today to a similar extent. Also, when Rome was expanding it was going against civilizations that did not use those same tools of currency creation to fund its military. Rome had a leg up there.

So a person needs to consider how wars are truly funded. Not via tax revenue, that is the suckers game. They are really funded by creating fake wealth and the first country to do it bigger and better than the others will be the more dominant one.

I am thinking this is an important part of the oil wars. The US creates dollars out of thin air and builds military power. A country like Iraq or Libya doesn't have that luxury so it needs another source and oil is one of those means of creating wealth. Pump oil and convert it to wealth. But they are at a disadvantage since oil is not in infinite supply, never the less it is a source of wealth greater than other options and their best shot at not being a vassal state. So the MIC targets oil producing countries to be top of the list for vassal states, it's a way to eliminate competition.