Major central bank gold transfers precipitate WWII, fueling tragedy and destruction, while cataclysm re-emerges as a world ordered and denominated in dollars. Exit gold. Here’s another chapter in The Trust Game, relating the hidden history of the Federal Reserve, from Truthstream Media.
The secretive scheme for the newly born central bank was a means to an end, for nine months later would come the Great War… creating a global superpower operating under the reigns of those who conceived it. More from Truthstream Media.
The story of an American internment camp. More than 100,000 Japanese Americans were held at this camp during World War II, approximately 230 miles north of Los Angeles. More from Truthstream Media.
Divesting from absolute monarchy, people reinvest their trust in a new power. Here is Episode One of The Trust Game: Crowns and Sovereigns. More from Truthstream Media.
Truthstream Media takes a deep dive into the little-known Fabian Society, an allegedly elite band of pseudo-intellectuals, who formed a semi-secret group for the purpose of bringing socialism to the world. Whereas Communists wanted to establish socialism through violence and revolution, the Fabians preferred to do it gradually, through propaganda, infiltration and legislation.
Surprisingly, the society attracted many high-caliber personalities over the years, such as George Bernard Shaw, George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, HG Wells, Lenin and Tony Blair. And, of course, there’s no doubting President Obama was front-and-center in advancing these concepts. Here’s the rest of this fascinating story from Truthstream Media.
Melissa Sykes of Truthstream Media not only hates A Christmas Story. She really hates it.
We don’t agree with her but we give her high marks for her courage. And she does tackle some fascinating offbeat themes, like why does Ralphie’s mother give her husband a blue bowling ball for Christmas.
Melissa says, “Let’s be honest at what’s really going on here. This movie is why we can’t have nice things. Maybe it was a triple dog dare or maybe it’s just the end of the dumpster fire nightmare of 2020, but I hope no one ever asks me what I think about this movie ever, ever again.”
