We Are on the Road to World War III

Manufactured Prosperity and the Hegelian Dialectic

The Jeremiah Project - Make no mistake about it… our current economic crisis was engineered by the same International bankers that have been active throughout our history and that brought about a central bank and unconstitutional taxes in the U.S.

The history of the economic crises we've experienced in America can only be understood within a framework of the Hegelian dialectic process. Every major financial crisis America has experienced in her history has followed this same Hegelian dialectic pattern with the outcome being another incremental step toward world financial domination by an elite few.

The International bankers create the Problem in the first place... the Reaction is the economic crisis... and the Solution is provided by the same people that created the problem.

Consider, for example, the global financial crisis of the early 21st century. The international bankers of the Federal Reserve in America and abroad created the problem by making huge amounts of money easily available to anyone with very little oversight and pushing the perceived value of the investments made to unrepresentative highs. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan, Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, and SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt vehemently opposed any regulation of financial instruments known as derivatives, and in particular the specific kind of derivative, the mortgage-backed security, that triggered the economic crises of 2008. While Greenspan's role as Chairman of the Federal Reserve has been widely discussed (the main point of controversy remains the lowering of Federal funds rate at only 1% for more than a year which, according to the Austrian School of economics, allowed huge amounts of "easy" credit-based money to be injected into the financial system and thus create an unsustainable economic boom.

Many libertarians, including Congressman and former 2008 Presidential candidate Ron Paul and Peter Schiff in his book Crash Proof, predicted the crisis prior to its occurrence. They are critical of theories that the free market caused the crisis and instead argue that the Federal Reserve's printing of money out of thin air and the Community Reinvestment Act are the primary causes of the crisis.

As the true values of investments became apparent, investors rushed to cover their loses causing what was for all practical purposes a run on the bank resulting in home foreclosures and bank failures. In February 2008, Reuters reported that global inflation was at historic levels, and that domestic inflation was at 10-20 year highs for many nations. Next came the reaction of the marketplace contracting with stock market declines, massive job layoffs and impending business failures. This led to the rising sentiment that something needed to be done to prevent a total economic collapse and to save institutions too big to fail.

Coming to the rescue was the same international bankers of the Federal Reserve that caused the problem in the first place with their solution. Economic stimulus plans were announced and bailouts of failing or threatened businesses were carried out. Taxpayers were called upon to pony up with their wealth to "bailout" or "rescue" those same banks, allowing the bigger banks to consolidate their power even further buying up the smaller banks.

The crisis continues even after transferring trillions of dollars into the hands of the international bankers of the worlds central banks. The response of those who created and perpetrate the problem is more economic stimulus, what Texas Congressman Ron Paul said would be akin to pouring kerosene on an already raging fire. He warns that such measures will cause a recession to turn into a full scale depression possibly worse than that of the 1930s.

You can't overlook the possibility another reason the crisis continues is because there might be an ever larger agenda here. Perhaps we haven't yet identified an even more sinister problem-reaction-soluction scenario.

Should an oil embargo ensue, product scarcities will cause frenzy buying of food and fuel, gold prices will spike, the dollar will crash and global panic will most likely break out.

Given the growing influence of collectivist politicians here and abroad, a likely scenario is the globalization of world financial markets and the merging of sovereign nations into larger global entities. In the final quarter of 2008, the financial crisis saw the G-20 group of major economies assume a new significance, suggesting a new economic order including a global currency.

Steven Watson, writing for Infowars, said:

The decline of the economy in the US is being caused by the very predatory globalist policies that are still presented to us as the solution for economic turmoil. Globalist vampires such as the IMF and the World bank, but two of the elite central banks and private interests, have drained the third world dry, and are now focusing their attention on enslaving the developed world.

The single currency and a ‘new economic order’ is a major step on the road to global governance. Europe already has its own strong single currency, while the dollar’s days seem to be numbered. When money is being printed and distributed by private corporations is it any surprise to see a push for a merger with other countries’ currencies?

There is yet one remaining consistent piece of the puzzle yet to emerge in our current crisis. In all previous financial crises, a state of war was always associated with the process. Besides the ongoing war in Iraq and Afganistan, could there be an impending war to bring us out of the current economic mess? According to forcaster, author, and CEO of The Trends Research Institute, Gerald Celente, an attack on Iran by either Israel or the US will spark the onset of World War III.

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