LORD BLACKHEATH SURFACES AGAIN… BUT THIS TIME IT’S NOT ...
All
of you remember Lord James of Blackheath, don't you? Well, in case
you've forgotten who he is, he was the British peer who, a few years
ago, stood in the House of Lords and gave a most peculiar speech that
cited unusual amounts of gold in the world. I wrote about his speech -
which was causing something of a minor fuss on the internet at that time
- in my book Covert Wars and Breakaway Civilizations. In fact,
I cited much of his remarks, as Hansard reported them, in that book.
The upshot of Lord Blackheath's remarks was that he was trying to get to
the bottom of how much gold there was in the world, and as a result,
contacted acquaintances in the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street (the Bank
of England), and was given answers that amounted to approximately 1500
tons. There was, of course, much more to Lord Blackheath's remarks than
just that, but that was one of the things that grabbed my attention, for
at around the same time, the calls within Germany by Germans to audit
their country's gold reserves had reached such a pitch that the
Bundesbank decided to begin the process of repratriation of Germany's
gold deposits from London, Paris, and most importantly, the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York. Of course, I don't for a moment assume these
pressures were the only reason Germany decided to do this. If anything,
they were convenient pressures, when the real reasons were probably
geopolitical, and growing mistrust between Berlin on the one hand, and
London and Washington on the other.
In any case, the amounts being cited by Lord Blackheath were far below even the reported amounts of just German
gold allegedly on deposit in New York. And of course, Lord Blackheath
himself expressed no considerable mystification at the time at not being
able to get any rational approximation from his contacts.
Well, Mr. J.R. found this
article and passed it along, and I regard it as so significant in terms
of my "high octane speculations" about hidden systems of finance, that I
absolutely have to comment on it. Here's the article:
Now,
much as I'd like to belabor the moral myopia of helping to smuggle
children out of the United Kingdom when one suspects "something might be
going on but I did it anyway," I suspect the article itself does a
decent enough job of that.
So I will
pass on to my high octane speculation of the day by way of a bit more
background: my friend and colleague, former Assistant Secretary of
Housing and Urban development Catherine Austin Fitts has expressed the
opinion - during an interview with Daniel Liszt, a.k.a. the "Dark
Journalist" - that the western elites have always admired slavery as a
system of economic privilege and control. The problem, she averred, was
that the capital could not be "perfected," after all, slaves ran away to
pursue a life of freedom and their own economic self interest. Now, however, the means of "perfecting the capital" are available, as the following article suggests:
Most
of us, I'm quite certain, who read the second article will have a "John
of Patmos moment" contemplating the dire implications of that
development.
But if one is running
covert human trafficking rings - whether for child sex slavery, adult
sex slavery, or other forms of slavery - such technology does allow one
to "keep track of the cargo," i.e., to perfect the "capital."
Which brings me chin-to-chin with my...
...High Octane Speculation of the day:
For years, in several books, blogs, and interviews, I've maintained
that there is in existence a hidden system of finance, whose basic
"mechanics" is the trade in bearer securities backed by "gold", and
hence, for me, I am of the opinion that the various "bearer bond
scandals" are not, in spite of all official protestations to the
contrary, easily dismissible as "simple counterfeiting scams." We are
assured - at one time even by President Obama himself - that the
"securities" recovered during these scandals are completely fake, and that there is absolutely nothing to it. Yet, the same scam is run repeatedly,
over and over. As I've observed several times: "one does not
counterfeit a seven dollar bill." In other words, even if the
"securities" recovered during these scandals are fakes, no
counterfeiter would attempt to run the same scam over and over again,
unless there was an element of truth lurking somewhere in the center of
it. The fact that many of these "securities" are "gold-backed" bearer
bonds, takes us back once again to lord Blackheath's mystification a few
years ago on the floor of the House of Lords, as recorded in Hansard's.
My argument then was, in order to make a hidden system of finance work,
and remain off the books, one key mechanism was the physical movement of such "securities."
Further research, however, revealed something else, namely, that the term "gold" often functioned as a codename for drugs,
and given the overwhelming size of the underground drug economy as a
proportion of the financial system, I also concluded that the "gold"
backing these "securities" may not have been exclusively actual bullion, but drugs.
In
recent years, however, we've seen an increase of stories about human
trafficking and sex-slavery rings, involving every demographic from
little children to Siamese women. The extent of these stories
has touched every continent, implying that there are world-wide networks
involved in this "business," which, given its vast extent, must also
comprise an underground economy of considerable size. The Taken
series of movies with Irish actor Liam Neeson explores this brutal
system in fictional guise. The political purpose of such networks is, of
course, rather obvious, for it entangles the rich and politically
powerful in compromising activity, which create what Catherine Fitts has
described as "control files" to blackmail compliance. With this
possibility, one is looking at the implication that such rings are
deeply and intimately entangled with the "deep state" and various
intelligence agencies, and thus, with my hypothesized hidden system of
finance.
Which brings me back to Lord
Blackheath, and a final, new, speculation. What if "gold" is code not
only for "drugs," but for human "cargo" and "capital", as part of this
enormous network? In other words, what if slavery itself is a crucial
component of this hidden system of finance? Need laborers to help build
all those underground secret installations? If that sounds far-fetched,
don't forget that there's precedent: the Nazis did it, and incidentally,
they did it within an economic empire being run by the SS, where every
unfortunate victim was tagged, tattooed, and numbered as the "capital
assets" of the system.
Such a
speculation goes a long way, for example, to explain the difficulties
facing Vatican bank reform attempts, for if my speculation be true, then
that bank would be intimately connected to these "financial
activities," and hence, attempts to deal with clergy scandal abuses and
Vatican financial reform are not two separate issues, but intimately
connected. Just recently, George
Cardinal
Pell, who was tasked by Pope Francis to oversee the Vatican budget, has
returned to Australia to answer sexual abuse charges.
However,
if what I am proposing is true, then the extent of this human
trafficking-finance ring will not be confined solely or exclusively to
the Vatican: it will be intimately entwined with other large financial
institutions. The Vatican might just end up being the (convenient)
patsy. The hypothesis might even go a long way to explain one possible
reason behind all the mysterious banker deaths and "suicides" of the
past few years. https://gizadeathstar.com/2017/07/lord-blackheath-surfaces-time-not-gold-human-trafficking/
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