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WEF (world economic forum)

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  Basically, as stated before the biggest and most influential companies in the world are owned by one single entity called “the Vanguard Group”. The shareholders that are not disclosed directly and indirectly own almost all the companies in the world. They for sure own all the bank entities, so even if a company isn’t owned by them as a shareholder directly, if this company has a loan from any bank or owe money to a bank, they are also indirectly owned by the Vanguard Group. What does this have to do with the WEF? The World Economic Forum is a private organization that is sponsored by private capital. All companies that are listed in the funds inventory are owned by the Vanguard Group (free access information). Meaning that in reality, who funds the WEF is the Vanguard group. The WEF is the organization that supports the IPCC and is responsible for persuading the governments to follow the suggestions of the IPCC reports. Additionally, they have a lot of influence in relati
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Modern banking system

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  "It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning." – Henry Ford. “Let me issue and control a nation’s money and I care not who writes the laws.”   - Mayer Rothschild. You may be familiar with the quotes above. If you put them together, something starts to make sense. Well, after 1971, the banks stopped using gold as a back up for issuing money. Meaning that the money on circulation didn’t correspond to the amount of gold in the government safes. This was called from Latin: fiat money or just created money in English… What does this mean? It means that the banks can create an unlimited amount of money just based on the promise that it will be paid back one day… No need to have an amount of gold with the same value at the banks. What happens if the people who got the money from the bank can’t pay them back? Well, total economic collapse.
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Nord Stream II blow out... Not really a mistery.

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  Dear readers, i guess it wouldn’t take long until something like this happened again. A terrorist attack. The explosion of the Nord Stream II pipeline was no accident. It was deliberate. And an act like this can be called many things, but one of them is: terrorism. In times of war, this is one known strategy to happen. It has been happening for many years now, right in front of our eyes. The thing is that the media makes it looks like there is nothing we can do about it, but this is not correct. We can avoid such things to continue to happen if we find the source of the terrorism. And this, ladies and gentlemen, is not an easy task. But we have a good idea where to begin. Its clear that the architects of this Nord Stream II pipeline explosion were the western bankers. Why you ask me? Explanation follows. Going back after the second world war, western bankers took control over European nations central banks. In Europe as well as in the United States, this control was v
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Democracy: just an illusion...

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  Lets start first with the problem: Lack of democracy. This was more evident during the corona times. It was obvious that the governments of the world, including supposedly democratic European union governments, were willing to act with dictatorial measures in order to accomplish what they wanted. Of course, the dictatorial measures came always with an excuse that it was for the own good of the people. But isn’t this the case with all dictators in the world. They always have the same speech that the dictatorship is for the own good of the country and its people. Well, I guess doesn’t need to be an expert or a very smart person to know that the dictatorships all over the world were never about the people but about the ones behind the government and government officials becoming rich in return. The corona dictatorial measures had the same prerogative. The speech was that those dictatorial measures if closing everything down and trapping people in their houses, was for their
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The great future of electric cars...

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 This video captured on a Tesla supercharging station is a good example of what awaits in the near and long future. Imagine later when there are only electric cars and EVERYONE wants to charge their cars at the same time. This is happening now when just a small part of the population has electric cars. Think about later. You may say: oh but the government will provide more charging stations. But that's just not how is going to happen. The plans to expand charging stations for cars are way under dimensioned and the progress is slow. The actual plan is: this is what you get and if is inconvenient, just don't drive. All this inconvenience with the excuse that is for the good of the planet. The manufacturers say that takes 20 to 30 minutes to charge the cars in general. but this is on the perfect conditions of the calculations board. In reality takes more then half an hour. Now, if you have to wait for everybody charge their cars for half an hour, imagine how long will you wait on
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The big trick of the moment

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 November 2021 Where to start? Lets start with the recent news about Hertz (car rental company) renewing its fleet ordering the biggest amount of cars ever from a single manufacturer (Tesla). Everybody was talking in the news everywhere how awesome Tesla is because Hertz just bought so many cars from them… Now, I ask… Does anybody now what is actually behind this? This is actually a well played game that fools everybody and at the same time is a money making machine. Well at least a kind of money (stocks). In the stock market if you play it well, you can make money out of nothing (like they did). Let me explain. Hertz declared bankruptcy in 2020. A bank called Vanguard group, bailed them out, buying most of the stocks. So the Vanguard group bank is the new owner of Hertz. So Hertz then, goes and buys hundreds of Tesla cars to their new fleet. Guess who owns the majority of the Tesla motors stocks? If you said the Vanguard Group bank, you got it right. What is amazing is t
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Isn't that interesting...?

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  The Netherlands, 03-2021: Have you ever stopped to think why the government made all the lock-downs and evening clocks mandatory, (in a same way that the dictatorships impose their will on the population) in the name of the safety of the people, but they still want to go forward with elections? Make absolutely no sense that a government that claims the lock-downs are for the good of the people, wants to carry on with elections where the entirety of the countries population will be present on a few places. They can damage the economy, destroy peoples lives, destroy society, but they cant make the sacrifice themselves of postponing the elections. Don't you find that weird? Would be expected that a government that sacrifices so much all in the name of the safety, to at least postpone the elections. Could it be then, that the lock-downs are not actually for our own good as they say? If it was, they wouldn't do elections right now... The important question is: If the
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