Originally Posted by
PJL
I don't doubt that they still have the incentive , but what has changed is their ability to execute the plans they have. Their main control mechanism is the global financial system , through the US Federal Reserve and the reserve banking system network throughout most countries .... which is now all but totally rooted through recession. Countries are steadily abandoning the US$ , in preference to dealing in their own currencies ,or euro or yuan , further reducing their influence on the global financial system , no matter how fast the FED can print US $'s to try to keep up , and the value of the USD is dropping fast . Australia is also on the hook , but not to the same degree as the US and Europe.....and a change of government in Australia will bring some big changes (both good and bad)....and Europe is slowly gravitating towards trade with both Russia and China , with a few government changes in European countries (such as France) set accelerate this even more. The IMF , World Bank and the World Economic Forum have pinned a great deal of hope on their "Great Reset" , but I doubt that will amount to much.