How to join the New World Order

nwo2Investigative reporter Greg Palast has documented a method that is part of a tried and tested formula that the IMF has used time and time again to absorb nations into the new world order.

In April 2001, Palast obtained leaked World Bank documents that outlined a four step process on how to loot nations of their wealth and infrastructure, placing control of resources into the hands of the banking elite.

One of the final steps of the process, the “IMF riot,” detailed how the elite would plan for mass civil unrest ahead of time that would have the effect of scaring off investors and causing government bankruptcies.

“This economic arson has its bright side – for foreigners, who can then pick off remaining assets at fire sale prices,” writes Palast, adding, “A pattern emerges. There are lots of losers but the clear winners seem to be the western banks and US Treasury.”

In other words, the banking elite creates the very economic environment – soaring interest rates, spiraling food prices, poverty, lower standards of living – that precipitates civil unrest – and then like a vulture swoops down to devour what remains of the country’s assets on the cheap.

Just as the US State Department foresaw the Arab Spring, with some of the same people involved in the Euromaidan movement training future Arab Spring leaders how to effectively use Twitter and Facebook years before the protests began, the Ukraine uprising was also entirely predictable.

The elite is so successful at hijacking supposedly grass roots revolts and turning them into managed acts of regime change because mass civil unrest is mathematically predictable.

As Dilip D’Souza explains, “There’s mathematical research that suggests a link between food prices and the occurrence of riots. And this research has pretty accurately predicted the unrest we’ve seen in so many corners of the globe.”

Research has confirmed that when the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization’s food price index (FPI) rises above 210, unrest quickly follows in the areas of the world most affected. The most recent three countries to suffer food price hikes? Thailand, Venezuela and Ukraine.

Armed with this foresight, this is how global bodies like the IMF, the US State Department and the menagerie of western NGOs that fuel or hijack uprisings around the globe are able to seize control of the outcome.
With the IMF set to sink its teeth into yet another sovereign nation, even as Russia attempts to stir up a counter-revolution, Euromaidan protesters would do well to read up on the history of nations who sell their soul to globalist debt sharks and end up paying a heavier price than anyone could imagine.

Source: prisonplanet.com

‘African’ is not Bantu

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by Dan Roodt

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Sam Ditshego’s response entitled Ancient ‘Af-rui-ka’, Business Day 7 October, to my previous piece merely serves to confirm what I am saying: that neither the word nor the concept “African” is of Bantu origin.

Linguists differ on this, but three Mediterranean nations first used it: the Egyptians, the Carthaginians and the Romans. Via Latin, it spread all over Europe and eventually came to be used in sub-Saharan Africa too.

Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, a failed liberal politician, wrote a little book in Afrikaans in which he too played upon the ambiguity of the terms Afrikaner/African.

If there is any documentary evidence of other inhabitants of SA calling themselves “Africans” before 1707, I challenge Mr Ditshego to produce it.

Afrikaners are not “Europeans of Dutch extraction” either. Many of our people also came from Germany, France and Scotland.

Our relationship towards the Netherlands is complex, despite speaking mutually intelligible languages. In the recent past, Dutch Calvinists collected funds for terrorist bombings against Afrikaners in their very churches. They have a monarchy and we are republicans.

Most whites today would reject the notion that “white supremacy is a global power system”. According to Ditshego,

I have no truck with affirmative action and BEE and don’t give a hoot where they originated. Who affirms whom here? In the US, where African-Americans are a minority, they need to be affirmed and in South Africa, where Africans are in the majority, they still need to be affirmed. This confirms that white supremacy is a global power system.

In the US, the term used by George Bush — “New World Order” — has become popular for describing the global power system. It represents a kind of global, multicultural police state practising drone killings by remote control that is mostly inimical to white interests.

Unfortunately, South African Bantu have been defined by others, mostly by Marxist historians and anthropologists, but further back by missionaries who had documented and standardised their languages.

This process is still going on, with Prof Jonathan Jansen of the University of the Free State recently suggesting that the Bantu languages should be abandoned in favour of English.

Political correctness relies on stereotypes and shallow thinking, which is why Mr Ditshego cavalierly dismisses all German and French anthropologists from the first half of the 20th century as “racist”.

The German-born father of cultural relativism and a cult hero of the left, Franz Boas, lived and wrote precisely at that time. Claude Lévi-Strauss, too, was born in 1908 and did much to undermine any sense of European cultural superiority.

In a certain sense, there is no place for the rooted African in South Africa.

The European capitalist and the nomadic Bantu herdsman are united in viewing our land as simply a resource to be temporarily exploited until moving on.

That is the great tragedy of the Afrikaner people, in having developed a sentimental attachment to a land and a continent where the New World Order sees simply a province of the globalised US, exporting its own ethnic categories and concepts, such as “affirmative action” and “diversity”.

Also published as a letter in Business Day. on October 10, 2013

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