Takeaways
In Mariposa’s article, she writes about how Britain used the revolution and disputes in the Indian empire in order to take over and use India’s hospitality against itself. This is similar to what is happening today in the Gulf, specifically the Strait of Hormuz. Lloyd’s of London provide the risk coverage for all the hulls who can’t find insurance from an American company, giving them a complete monopoly. Manufacturing wars, means prices are able to be raised and customers have no choice but to pay them, or their goods aren’t shipped. The same system has been used for hundreds of…
”William granted the charter because he could not afford to antagonize the people that controlled the money.” With so many developed nations now, it might be difficult, but it would be possible to slowly exclude the City of London and its systems. Some nations, like America and India, seem to be already starting to make that change.
I think that it is very important to note Mariposa’s mention of how imperialism and colonialism, two systems that are very much based off of greed, helped destroy the rich culture and religious freedom that India had. It would not be surprising if the history textbooks portrayed these events as “something that happened”, without taking full accountability. As Mariposa says, some of the events of India’s history had to be filled in by India itself, because the winner never portrays itself as the bad guy. We have to understand the importance of our history, or we are doomed to repeat…
“The City of London did not build its power quietly. It built it on the systematic destruction of every sovereign civilization that stood between it and control of trade, resources, and money.” This is a pattern we can see in the City of London today as well. Using a debt cycle to get sovereign nations to fall and be indebted to them forever is exactly how we’ve seen they keep their power. The 2000 year old dynasty has to fall.
“India attended the Bretton Woods Conference in July 1944 as a subject of the British Empire, not as a sovereign nation. A civilization that had represented 24.4 percent of global economic output could not send its own delegation to the conference that designed the postwar economic order. Britain made sure of that.” – Vivify Mariposa
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…