What characterizes the
Anglo-American imperial system is the “abundance of money” coupled with
an extensive military and intelligence apparatus.
Both conditions complement one
another such that ineffective economic sanctions, for instance, can be
compensated by greater military intervention, and vice versa. In other
words, the threat of military intervention supports economic objectives.
Conversely, market manipulation is often used to destabilize countries,
i.e. through non-military means.
Moreover, this
Anglo-American system requires that its leaders maintain a robust
military-industrial complex to cover up/consolidate their economic and
financial endeavours.
On the surface, the articles appear
to be unrelated, but in reality they aren’t. If they all have one thing
in common, it’s that each article deals with a political lie that is
propagated by the mainstream media.
The truth is buried under a massive
pile of money, thereby allowing big companies to control the mainstream
media, permeate world markets and impose strategic chaos in selected
regions.
After all, the system is run by that
very same financial elite emanating from Wall Street and the City of
London that funds our politicians and mainstream media