The Free Radical

(TOURS = Team Of United Renegade Sovereigns)

As time moves on, the decades-old adage of ‘rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic’ becomes more and more apropos. Nearly the whole world, it seems, is fussing over inconsequential details when clearly the ship is sinking. There’s almost a pathological resistance to actually looking at the big picture; but it’s only via the big picture that our attentions are called to attend to the very most pertinent details.

Let’s begin with this excellent analysis by The Watchman of recent developments in Europe:

Putin is very definitely not wasting time arranging deck chairs. He’s actually trying still to keep the ship from sinking… or otherwise rescuing everyone on board. But even Putin is not (as yet) addressing the most basic ‘facts’ of our global predicament. Although his vision of a multi-polar world with greater regional autonomy and national sovereignty seems like a step in the right direction, even this is rather meaningless unless we address the two mating elephants in the room:

1) At the national level, none of us lives in a functioning democracy.
2) The way in which virtually all money is created– through debt instruments with compound interest attached– is a virtual ponzi scheme, mathematically destined to bring all nations (all debtors) to insolvency, saddled with unserviceable debt.

There are actually many reasons for why our systems of government cannot be considered as real democracies, but there’s one that is undeniable– and I’ve pointed it out before. It bears repeating because I have yet to encounter a cogent argument which refutes it. It is this:

As long as there is a portion or faction of government that is not directly answerable to the public (the electorate), then democracy is not possible. As long as there are people in government and their agencies who never have to justify their actions to the voting public, tyranny prevails– albeit covertly, but only because the public chooses not to look the cold facts in the face. It’s painfully obvious that no industrialized country has been operating as a democracy for a very long time… as every industrialized nation has its own spy agency (or agencies).

Now, shallow thinkers will be quick to point out that the various spy agencies have to answer to oversight committees consisting of elected officials– so there’s your public accountability. How exactly might that work though?

“Agent Johnson, the first thing I want you to do,” says the director of the CIA (or any other secret agency), “is to gather all the dirt on the chairman of the oversight committee. I want to know everything he’s been into since he inappropriately felt up his first date as a horny teenager. On second thought, while you’re at it, gather all the intel on all of the members of the oversight committee. And then we’ll go from there.”

These agencies are completely unanswerable to anyone… and they always have been. The public has always been denied the right to know anything which has been designated Top Secret due to issues of national security. And absolutely anything can be placed under that particular umbrella… and there’s currently nothing the public can do about it.

In such a circumstance, democracy is impossible. Democracy can only remain functional in total transparency. This is non-negotiable; it is simply ontological fact. As soon as there is an elite class in government unanswerable to the electorate, the system necessarily ceases to be a functional democracy and instantly transforms into a tyranny. This has been our reality for decades already… undeniably.

If we’re serious about democracy– government by the people for the people– then transparency must be established. Perhaps in today’s international political climate this is an utter impossibility, but at least then we should admit this, and stop pretending that we actually inhabit democracies; we don’t.

Our casting of periodic votes in national elections serves a covert spiritual purpose. It is a ritual, granting tacit consent from the electorate to the elected representatives– a disempowering gesture from the masses, transferring their cumulative power to those holding office. It is subtle, very real, and quite necessary in order to continue the fascist tyrannies as they exist in the world today… as we give them the nod of approval.

(I used the word ‘fascism’ because it relates to the close co-operation between government and industry in a hierarchical, authoritarian manner at the general expense of the masses. It should be obvious to every human on Earth that this is what we live under, whether we like to pretend otherwise or not.)

The Greek/Euro-crisis has further demonstrated in the plainest way possible that democracy does not exist. The unelected EU bureaucrats and their international banking backers have come right out and said as much. They outright told Greece that elections and referendums are pointless; they affect nothing. But the same holds true for all of the other member states as well. Do we really think that Merkel has any room for niceties or negotiating concessions? She answers to the very same bureaucrats and their bankers. They’re all playing the same money game, ruthlessly dictated by the monopolists.

And that brings us to my second point: money creation.

About 97% of all money in industrialized (Rothschild-ized) nations is created through debt with compound interest attached. This means that virtually all new money coming into use and circulation has to be paid back– with interest. But it is mathematically impossible to ever fully repay the interest on all debts when the only way to create that money for the interest is through more debt with more interest attached. It’s fully a rigged game; and those who created it knew exactly what they were doing. The current financial state of the world wherein virtually every nation is in enormous– nearly unserviceable– debt is simply the mathematical inevitability of the system we’ve been employing. It was designed at its inception to bring us to precisely this untenable place where the creditors are demanding real world assets for the repayment of utterly fraudulent debt.

Now why would I go and say ‘fraudulent’? Because every country has provisions in their legislation to borrow money from their own national banks– interest free. In Canada it’s called the Bank of Canada Act. There is currently litigation in Canada’s highest courts pertaining to this very issue– which has been utterly blacked-out from mainstream media reporting. The suit was first filed in 2011 by Canadian constitutional lawyer, Rocco Galati, on behalf of Canadians William Krehm, Ann Emmett, and COMER (Committee for Monetary and Economic Reform). (Research it if you don’t believe me.)

Our governments don’t have to borrow money from private lending institutions at interest. But for some highly dubious reasons they choose to do so nevertheless. I’ll give you a hint as to why: corruption.

As long as this uncomfortable fact is never addressed, there is no avenue to meaningful reform to our fiscal policy and endemic governmental corruption. We can rearrange the deck chairs on the Titanic all we want, but the ship will still sink… as it was intended to. (Incidentally, when the Titanic sank in 1912, she carried on board nearly all of the international financiers and industrialists who opposed the establishment of the Federal Reserve– the private banking cartel determining monetary policy for the US since 1913 and the rest of the world in subsequent years. What a happy coincidence for the Federal Reserve bankers that the unsinkable ship sank!)

It is my hope that the TOURS members are savvy enough to keep these stark facts in mind as the world grumbles and groans through this mammoth transition. Don’t bother engaging in arguments about the fucking deck chairs! As long as there’s no transparency, there’s no democracy. As long as money is created by private consortiums through debt instruments with compound interest attached, we will inevitably end up in this very same place of global insolvency– as a mathematical certainty.

In the meantime, it might be a good idea for everyone to learn how to swim… or at the very least tread water.