“Power is not a means, it is an end. One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship. The object of persecution is persecution. The object of torture is torture. The object of power is power.” George Orwell
The 5-part article linked below is written to describe the evolution and future prospects for global governance. Some of you won’t like the neo-Marxist overtones, but the author ultimately describes the struggle between a free-thinking individual and the collectivity and control imposed by a global cartel.
The article takes a look back-forward from the establishment of the Bank of England, the Morgan-Rockefeller oil connection in the Bolshevik Revolution, financial bankrolling of both sides of European wars, growth of increased global institutions with WWI (Council of Foreign Relations, Bank of International Settlements) and WWII (IMF, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development) and recent "global reform" efforts in the face of the on-going financial collapse.
The recipe for global governance looks something like this:
· States acting not in the best interest of the state but in the interests of the powerful interests that control the state.
· The establishment of “self-regulating” network of central banks and international financial organizations.
· Institutionalized cooperation between monopolies and government under the guise of “free markets”.
· Economic shock doctrines to dominate the 3rd world with debt bondage.
· Creation of national interdependence and the formation of regional superstates in North America, Europe, Asia and the Global South. The European Union was originally based on free trade agreements similar to NAFTA, a precuror to similar designs for a North American Union.
· Formation of a Transnational Capitalist Class (TCC) that “controls the levers of an emergent transnational state apparatus and of global decision making.” This class has no borders, and is composed of the technocratic, media, corporate, banking, social and political elite of the world.
· Creation of transnational classes. Marx called for the workers to unite but rang hollow until Mussolini fused nationalism with socialist tendencies to unite the class. In the current plight, the middle class gets destroyed because there is no counterpart in most of the world. More importantly the middle class could replace the proletariat as the revolutionary class, due to the super gap from the super rich and threat of civil unrest from the underclass.
· Financial and environmental crises perceived to be beyond the capabilities of the nation state result in transnational governmental bodies and reforms which serve to consolidate power.
o “well established democracies,” such as those in Western Europe and North America, will, through successive crises (climate, finance, war), erode and replace their democratic systems of government with totalitarian structures that are able to “take the bold actions necessary” to deal with “transnational challenges”.
· Expanding domestic security forces, surveillance capabilities, and the employment of special operations-type forces ostensibly to counter terrorism erode individual liberties, while at the same time a borderless world leaves no refuge from global totalitarianism.
· Destruction of national state sovereignty in transition to a system of private power of transnational elites.
· State outsourcing of intelligence gathering, war, prisons and information brokerage.
· Global wars as a solution to economic crises and depopulation.
· Erosion of organic civic society as a barrier to power consolidation.
Part 1: Global Power and Global Government: Evolution and Revolution of the Central Banking System
Part 2: Origins of the American Empire: Revolution, World Wars and World Order
Part 3: Controlling the Global Economy: Bilderberg, the Trilateral Commission and the Federal Reserve
Part 4: Forging a “New World Order” Under a One World Government
Part 5: Global War and Dying Democracy: The Revolution of the Elites
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