Before I became a renowned conspiracy theorist, whose website has garnered more than three million (3,000,000) hits, with serious deep state traffic from places like Iran, Greenland, and Antarctica, so I have written almost nine hundred (900) articles as an analyst, and a journalist, at what can properly be viewed as a one-man think tank, I was one of the world’s top business lawyers, whose clients included the Federal Reserve, the Royal Bank of Scotland, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, U.S. Bank, Wachovia, Merrill Lynch, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, Credit Suisse, Carlyle, and BlackRock.
And that’s not even including my work on mergers and acquisitions for energy giants like Sunoco, Blueknight, Buckeye, and Energy Transfer Partners.
Or my work on corporate restructurings for insurance and pharmaceutical giants, who cared only about money, while they appeared as American International Group, Prudential Financial, and AstraZeneca.
You can read more about that time in my fourth book, Superman (First Half), which forms part of the Mk-Ultra Series, as these volumes, available for free, without registration, enjoy more than three hundred thousand (300,000) downloads.
Plus, in my third book, WonderWomen, you can read about an arranged meeting I had with Robert Maxwell, the billionaire spymaster, at the Savoy Hotel, upon the crash of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI), immediately before his name was placed on the cover, and his interview was placed in the pages, of Playboy.
This was part of a plot to lead me to take further interest in the magazine, where roughly twenty women, along with numerous articles and advertisements, were placed just for me, while this connected to the granddaughter of a famous cyberneticist, who appeared not only at Pomona College, where, like Lady Rothschild, we took our degrees, but, through enemy action, unknown to us both, and driven by mind control, in Vienna, Austria, while I studied at Cambridge University.
You can read about that in my second book, above, while my first book, below, starts with a time more than fifty years ago, when I was spotted as a small child, and a genius, who would light the world on fire, by the bad actors in the National Security Agency, the Central Intelligence Agency, and British Military Intelligence—not to mention their affiliates.
When I worked for the banksters, I had no idea what was going on, as my hands stayed clean in the rarified world of opinion practice, but I have subsequently begun to learn a little about the conspiracy that is run, in part, by the Bank of England.
That process has involved watching the film, Spider’s Web, as this bit of controlled opposition follows the work of P.J. Cain, A.G. Hopkins, Nicolas Shaxson, Antony Sutton, and G. Edward Griffin.
The film, available above, speaks to money-laundering, and common-law trusts, just as now a rogue president moves hundreds of millions of dollars, which he steals through an illegal war, financed by taxpayers, and profiting government contractors, so he parks the loot in an offshore bank in Qatar, whose royal family gave him a luxury airplane, and where he has a deal for a golf course, while he claims to hold the pirated monies, which are really his own slush fund, in a trust for the people of Venezuela.
But, more broadly, the film confirms my sense, as a historian, that England gave up its colonial possessions because they can run them, more easily, and cleanly, with less attention, through the world of finance, just as my former job involved not the lower operational level but the higher levels of capital and governance with respect to the giant banks, the industrial companies, and their affiliates.
And, at the same time, I would encourage everyone to be aware of the false solutions offered by this film, which seems to promote governmental and international regulation, combined with the gathering of information, by the police state, and their corporate partners, while they seek to collect taxes, shifting money to government contractors, and paying interest to central banks.
And then there is the point that we live in first-world countries, where our interests lie, so the idea that we should not exercise our power, without resorting to illegal and expensive wars, to extract resources from the third world, to benefit ourselves, when this wealth would otherwise be stolen by dark-skinned criminals, and their white controllers, under the best of circumstances, plays into the paradigm offered by criminal billionaires, who pretend they care, but, all the while, they seek to grab power, over everyone, through the United Nations.
A common move by the international intelligence community, which serves the giant banks, is to make a documentary that shows some awareness of world history, or real problems, with significant omissions, as it works to lead the viewer to a false solution.
Through a strategy of tension, using the fear-then-relief response, in their false flag attacks, the enemy works to create, or to highlight, problems, just so they can drive us to the wrong answers.
It’s what they are doing with the illegal immigration that was fostered by a catholic president, so that his successor, who offers an apparent alternative, will go on to build a fascist police state.
It’s what they are doing with the attacks arranged by the Central Intelligence Agency, under Operation Gladio B, while they look like they come from crazy Muslims.
They do the same thing in England with their phony riots.
And it’s the same with their phony resistance….
They have made films directed at me about which you can read in my books.
And these are not limited to the fake documentaries that appear online.
They are addicted to the same tactics, pathetically transparent, and failing, while they show a complete lack of originality.
Spider’s Web gives a little information about the obvious truth that banks finance illegal activity, while it presents the false solutions of governmental control, information collection, and tax gathering.
The key to spotting mind control in any film that you see about the conspiracy is to look ahead to the solution it tries to put forward—not to mention the use of gang signs, and cartel signalling, obscene winks and nudges, made by idiots, here in a film called, for no apparent reason, the Spider’s Web.
The enemy’s moves are just that easy to spot.
They always work to present false choices.
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Thanks for another great round-up, Timo!
I recall that several years I watched what I thought would be an excellent solutions-based documentary. I cannot recall the title. However, it was at least two hours long. Because I have a very full life, it took me a couple of days to get through it.
At the very end of the film, it dropped some bullshit about the big bully himself, Trump, saving the world by eradicating the Deep State, human trafficking, drug trafficking, illegal immigration, and so on. My heart fell into my fuzzy socks. What a rip-off of my time and attention!
I swore that I would never again get sucked into another spook-created cul-de-sac. And, now I know:
“The enemy’s moves are just that easy to spot.”
Have a great week, my friend.
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Thanks, pal. I can’t believe I fell for this one, while I felt the same way (cheated) at the end. It’s partly a function of video, since, unlike a written piece, one can’t skim at different speeds. I guess, as I might say to all my readers, “I watch these things, so you don’t have to.”
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