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HenryMakow.com – Sept 14, 2022

Even though they own most of the wealth, they want it all!! They see us as squatters. What do war, feminism, homosexuality, transgenderism, COVID and “vaccines” have in common? DEPOPULATION!

The second part is about God. I am posting this as a reminder that we are nothing without our connection to God. It is unfashionable to talk about this because we are satanically possessed. We were born to serve God after our own fashion. That’s the purpose of Life. No wonder they said life has no purpose.

from Jan 20, 2003—“I used to wonder why the U.S. didn’t encourage Third World development. The clique’s agenda is to make the U.S. more like the Third World, not the other way around.”

by Henry Makow PhD

Contrary to appearances, the human race is not stupid.

A tiny clique that owns most of the world but wants more is sabotaging us.

One estimate is that 254 people own as much wealth as 47% of the world’s population or some three billion people combined. They seem to be creating a feudal order consisting of themselves, a small technocratic class, and a pool of serfs and soldiers.

Modern religion and culture are feeble and corrupt because they are a function of this immoral plot.

In his book, The Globalization of Poverty, economist Michel Chossudovsky says that 14.8% of the world’s population in the rich countries control 78.5% of the world’s income. The World Bank and the IMF are the instruments of this policy, which Chossudovsky terms “economic genocide.”

The international bankers lend money to corrupt rulers that either squander or steal it. Then the national jewels are liquidated — public enterprises, social programs and natural resources — to pay the interest. “In many indebted Third World countries, real salaried earnings in the modern sector have declined by more than 60 per cent since the [early] 1980’s.” (38)

I used to wonder why the U.S. didn’t encourage Third World development. The clique’s agenda is to make the U.S. more like the Third World, not the other way around.

With the exception of Russia, the U.S. already has the greatest discrepancy between the richest and poorest 10%. In 1983, 54% of the total financial assets were held by just 2% of all families. The top 10% of all families held 86% of these assets. (US Bishops Economic Justice 183, quoting 1983 Federal Reserve Board figures.)

Recently George W. Bush announced he would eliminate $364 billion in taxes on dividend income in the next decade to “stimulate the economy.” Fifty percent of this tax cut will flow to the richest one percent of taxpayers. Another quarter of the benefits will go to the remainder of the top five percent. (The New Yorker, Jan. 20, 2003, p.29)

RELIGION AND CULTURE

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