The New World Order
Posted on February 20, 2009
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Mark my words, this is a more important story than it looks.
On the surface, this is a big story because it potentially hails the end of the lengendary privacy of Swiss banking. That would be fairly big news in and of itself; but when you consider the other alarming trends in the world, a more dangerous shadow movement is shown in its proper light.
Consider this: If prevailing world circumstances can be sufficiently manipulated to effectively force UBS to bail on the defining characteristic of Swiss banking–secrecy–it serves to place one more arrow in the quiver of those who have as their grand design the collapse of all world goverments and institutions and the birth of a new “one world” order of government, which of course, places at the top of that government those who delivered it. This particular arrow is that of accountability.
In this particular case, UBS employees have been accused of (and in some cases have admitted to) aiding wealthy Americans in hiding money in UBS accounts for the purpose of avoiding the requisite tax on said money. Had this been an American bank, with American customers only–entirely on-shore–this would not have been so problematic. But considering the state of the American economy at present, and considering that this scandal leaves the American shores and involves a Swiss bank, the only way accountabilty can be enforced is to threaten UBS to comply with the demands of American law makers and enforcers by providing detailed account information about these American customers, which flies completely in the face of the self-appointed mandate of Swiss banking.
You can see, then, that the obvious next step for the one-worlders–who have infiltrated to the highest levels of American and foreign governments (don’t kid yourself into thinking they haven’t…Obama)–is to propose a preventative measure for this kind of fraud by unifying the banking systems of the world into a single bank, on a single monetary currency, in order to be able to “watchdog” this kind of tax evasion and prevent it from happening.
Sounds crazy, eh? Watch it happen.
Now, the real moral of this story is this: Accountability is a constant. It will be enforced regardless of the measures we take to avoid it. Sooner or later, the piper will be paid. We can see by this example that when people stop taking accountability for themselves (avoiding taxes), the end result is the loss of liberty for everyone. So while people are responsible and accountable, the banking instruments that allow for privacy remain in place because the trust that those instruments will not be abused remains unbroken; however, once that trust is broken in attempt to hide from accountability, accountability will find a new angle from which to exact its due–loss of privacy in banking.
Funny how the ones griping about loss of privacy and civil liberties are also the same ones who are implicated in these kinds of liberty-stealing endeavors (see Tom Daschle).
Yeah, yeah…it’s a conspiracy theory. Maybe a stretch. But watch…it will happen.
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