The End of an Empire

The world is in a very unsettled state right now and it is becoming more unstable by the day. The recent attack upon the British Royal family, Prince Charles and Camilla, by the mob of student protestors, is emblematic of the intensifying conflict. The underlying reality that is shaping events like this is the fact that the world's economic system is collapsing. The financiers that have for several centuries been grouped around the British monarchy and the City of London are becoming more and more desperate to keep their money empire from coming unraveled. That can be seen in the ongoing bailouts and money printing and the demands placed upon the debtors for greater and greater sacrifice. Apparently no sacrifice is considered too great. Ultimately, the nations are being asked to commit suicide for the preservation of the financial oligarchy. This is what it has come down to. But the game will soon be up. All it takes to bring down the system is one default. The bankers know it. That is why they held a gun to the head of Ireland and demanded they hand over the pensioner's funds. So, if the Irish hand over their 17 billion Euro pension fund as collateral they will save the financial system for a few more weeks. Next, though, comes Portugal, Spain and maybe Belgium. Germany, the only real powerhouse of the EU, is being pressured to bail out the loser PIIGS, or rather the bankers who own the debt of the PIIGS. But, again, if one big debtor defaults then it will set into motion the credit-default swaps and you will have another situation like the collapse of Lehmans and Bear Stearns two years ago that nearly brought the whole thing down. Only now the amounts of money involved are many times greater. The certainty of the blowout is driving the empire to enmesh the nations in nuclear war. And right on cue the United States has declared it is making an all-out push for peace and security in the Mideast.