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Before reading Mariposa’s article, I had no idea that AIPAC stood for “American Israel Public Affairs Comittee, and now I feel like something clicked. Why do so many of our politicians take money from other countries? Why do so many of the politicians funded by AIPAC win? We cannot be America First while allowing a super organization like that to fund our politicians, because usually that funding comes at a price, and that price falls on the constituents. Let’s use our vote, and keep foreign money out of US affairs!
Starting with Trump’s “Donroe” Doctrine, basically doubling down on the Monroe Doctrine, saying that the US needs to run the Western Hemisphere and any foreign country or global organization cannot call the shots anymore. This will hopefully progress our America First ideology that Trump has put into place. Next, taking down the Lloyd’s monopoly. As Mariposa wrote, the Lloyd’s of London controlled the Strait of Hormuz in terms of making sure that all ships has risk coverage, when no other American insurance would take it. Meaning that any conflict meant direct revenue to this system. Now that the US any…
At its territorial peak in 1920, the British Empire controlled over 13.72 million square miles. (35.5 million km²) — more than 26% of the Earth’s land — with a population over 449 million, including India, Canada, Australia, South Africa and 43 others. – Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_evolution_of_the_British_Empire
What did WW1 bring the world? Under the Treaty of Versailles in 1919, the empire reached its greatest extent with the addition of 4.7 million km² and 13 million new subjects. (Wikipedia) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Empire
As we can see from Mariposa’s article, it is clear that what keeps Britain’s systems thriving is chaos and conflict. So how do we finally put an end to the corruption that’s been keeping the globalist corporations thriving? How can we manufacture peace to slowly strangle these systems? Having one country try and manipulate the others, like what America is doing right now, is a little too much like a dictatorship and is bound to put other countries on the defensive, only increasing the conflict; therefore not achieving our goal. The way I see it, it has to be like…
I find it very interesting how Mariposa really brings into perspective how much the US and the world has been affected by Britain, even though we were supposed to be free from them after the Revolutionary War. Some examples that stood out to me were: The fact that the Louisiana Purchase was financed the the Barings Bank of England. The Federa Reserve System being based directly on the Bank of England system; showing us just how connected they really are. The Lloyd’s being able to funnel money from other countries for “protection” purposes, when really, the Lloyd’s are the ones…
“What the charter actually says is simpler than what it means. It means that the most powerful military conqueror in England’s history could not afford to antagonize the people who controlled the money. He needed their tax revenue. He needed their trade networks. He needed their financial cooperation. He built the Tower of London nearby to watch them. He did not rule them.”