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The fact that politicians are in the business of accumulating power and wealth while corporations are in the business of accumulating wealth and influence makes this a natural marriage in our time. They each want their fingers in every crevasse of the world for their own purposes, but they’re good enough at propaganda to convince the average blue pill that the latest bailout that redistributes their wealth to the bankers and corporations is good for every party involved, and in all actuality it is going to create more wealth for them then it will for the banks and corporations. This is pretty standard operating procedure when you’re discussing the partnership between the public and private sector. Unfortunately when you bring up Klaus Schwab or the WEF in regards to their influence over governments a lot of people have been so subjected to the mainstream propaganda that they’re unable to even consider the unholy matrimony that is taking place… Elephant in the room – NWO: We’ve all heard the guys running around claiming the “New World Order” idea is the construction of a totalitarian world government that will be oppressive, but when George H W Bush or Clinton say New World Order I hear something else… When I first read The Grand Chessboard by Zbignew Brzenzki I was convinced the NWO was a reference to American hegemony around the world; spreading democracy by military intervention, but I noticed just underneath the geopolitics in the book Brzenzki was always referencing the oil and gas industries of the nations and as I’ve read more Brzenzki and other authors in the same vein I’ve concluded that the NWO is not American hegemony but corporate hegemony working in a conglomerate with countries around the world.

In Between Two Ages Brzenzki calls America a porous empire stimulating economies, introducing international banking, and building corporations as a tool of nation-building much more than utilizing military domination, and this is carving a path for a broader business relationship. He goes on to lay out how America’s development of technology has moved it into an international order, a world without borders, a land blurred by the public and private sectors, unable to distinguish between the two and making cross institutional cooperation easier. He then discusses keeping the peace through an international order with a common goal of science and technology driving the world’s focus into the future. 

John Perkins’ book Confessions of an Economic Hitman exposes how the CIA infiltrates multi-national corporations in order to pressure foreign governments to increase the profits influence and power of American based corporations. The coup in Iran was organized when the Iranians refused to cooperate with BP. Many of the directors of the CIA were either international bankers or corporate CEO’s – Allen Dulles and George H W Bush. The public private merger has been taking place for years and has become standard operating procedure for many US bureaucracies. 

Is it so absurd to believe that we’ve hit a point in history that other nations have come on board with the US in a potential global partnership? I offer you the UN as evidence this has been happening for a long time.  

I offer an anecdote as an example: When I first met my wife she told me that around 80% of the infrastructure in ZA was built by Chinese companies. At no time has America attempted to curb Chinese influence in ZA, on the other hand the US is gifting millions to ZA every year, and when my Brother-in-law started looking for an oil and gas company to go to work for it was only western countries offering oil and gas jobs – he ended up in New Zealand, not Asia. It’s as if behind the scenes there’s a deal that allows US to intervene in African and Middle Eastern countries in order to control oil and gas while China works on the infrastructures… as if what the citizens will tolerate goes into the decisions as to what each country may do to intro