“There is a special breed of international financiers whose success typically is built upon certain character traits. Those include cold objectivity, immunity to patriotism, and indifference to the human condition. That profile is the basis for proposing a theoretical strategy, called the Rothschild Formula, which motivates such men to propel governments into war for the profits they yield… As long as the mechanism of central banking exists, it will be to such men an irresistible temptation to convert debt into perpetual war and war into perpetual debt.”
—G. Edward Griffin | Author of “The Creature from Jekyll Island“
“People, governments and economies of all nations must serve the needs of multinational banks and corporations.”
—Zbigniew Brzezinski | Author of “The Grand Chessboard”
Geopoliticalnews suggests a review of Part One, Part Two, Part Three of our series on “U.S. exceptionalism and its global terror management.” This alleged 21st century U.S. exceptionalism, Part Four and Part Five, doctrine is perfectly sustained by a the resurgence of virulent brand of neocon propaganda spewed by major U.S. newspapers with its goons and stooges: Part Four and Part Five.
We saw how this swaggering super-arrogant superpower, cowboys-on-steroids, imperialist U.S.A. continues to spread its “gospel of democracy”, mostly with coup d’états and wars (Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Ukraine, to name just a few) and defend its fiat currency: USD, EUR, GBP and YEN system against the rising alternative offered by the BRICS, China’s SCO, AIIB, the new Shanghai Gold Exchange, the Financial Future Exchange (CFFEX), the CIPS, and the (Chinese) Renminbi, which entered the Special Drawing Rights (SDR) of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on October 1st of 2016. We reviewed the neocon financial tools: Quantitative Easing (QE) “to infinity” and derivative products such as Credit Default Swaps (CDS) as a way of kicking the financial can down the road and saw how ECB, FED, BOE and BOJ Central Banks destroy capital for the sake of bailing out the too-big-to-jail financial institutions.
As Dr. Stephen J. Sniegoski writes in: Transparent Cabal: The Neoconservative agenda, War in the Middle East, and the National Interest of Israel: “It was only the traumatic effects of the 9/11 terrorism that enabled the agenda of the neocons to become the policy of the United States of America.”
Where is the judicial foundation of all those U.S.-wars and coup d’états? Was the U.S., Britain or France threatened by Libya? What’s the heck were France (with its French President neocon Sarkozy) and Britain doing bombing Libya? Why were France and Britain meddling in Africa’s richest country and attacking its sovereignty instead of minding their own business and rebuilding their crumbling road-infrastructure or reducing their astronomic public debts, both in excess of two billion Euro?
What is Germany doing bombing Syria with the US-Allies and supporting the Empire of Chaos’ neocon imperialistic agenda instead of protecting the sovereignty of its own German territory? Where is the balance between the executive, legislative and judicial branches with its system of checks and balances? How could Angela Merkel have overstepped the judicial raison d’être of the German constitution to open Germany’s borders on September the 4th of 2015? Did Merkel consult with her government? Did Merkel democratically ask the German People?
How about the 9/11 hijacking of the U.S. Democracy? Shouldn’t have the legislative branch of the U.S government, represented by Congress, the House of Representatives and the Senate, been active? How come the U.S. Congress did not impeach the Bushes, Clinton’s and alleged Kenyan Squatter in Chief himself for drug trafficking and/or war crimes? Could not these be the signs of a resurging “democratic totalitarianism” just about to transform itself into outright fascism? Are we becoming a dystopian society? Remember Henry Gouroux’s observation on oligarchy aka plutocracy and kleptocracy?
The western world has being taken captive by oligarchs, plutocrats and kleptocrats represented by key cartel groups ruling the world of finances and business: We could call them the profiteering beneficiaries who can be easily classified in seven different industrial cartels: Finance, Media, Energy, Military, Pharmacy, Chemy and food:
1. Finance cartel
- World Bank | USA
- International Monetary Fund (IMF) | USA
- The Institute for the Works of Religion | Vatican Bank | Italy
- Bank of International Settlements (BIS) | Switzerland
- Private Federal Reserve Bank (FED) | USA
- Bank of England (BOE) | Britain
- European Central Bank (ECB) | Germany
- Bank of Japan (BOJ) | Japan
- JP Morgan Chase & Co. | USA
- Goldman Sachs | USA
- Citigroup Inc | USA
- Wells Fargo & Co. | USA
- Bank of America | USA
- BNP Paribas | France
- Deutsche Bank | Germany
2. Media cartel
- Google | USA | USD 74.64 billion
- Walt Disney | USA | USD 52.46 billion
- Comcast | USA | USD 75.51 billion
- 21st Century Fox | USA | USD 28.99 billion
- Facebook | USA | USD 17.93 billion
- Bertelsmann | Germany | USD 17.14 billion
- Viacom | USA | USD 13.27 billion
- CBS | USA | USD 13.89 billion
- Baidu | China | USD 66.4 billion
- News Corp | USA | USD 33.7 billion
3. Energy cartel: “Seven Sisters” which became the Super Majors
- BP British Petroleum | United Kingdom (merged with Amoco in 1998)
- Eni SpA | Italy
- Total SA | France
- Chevron | USA (merged with Texaco in 2000)
- ExxonMobil | USA (merged with Mobile in 1999)
- Royal Dutch Shell | Netherlands
4. Military cartel:
- Lockheed Martin | USA
- Boeing | USA
- BAE Systems | UK
- Raytheon | USA
- General Dynamics | USA
- Northrop Grumman | USA
- Airbus Group | FRA & GER | EU
5. Pharmacy cartel
- Johnson & Johnson | USA | ÚSD 70.07 billion
- Novartix | Switzerland | USD 49.4 billion
- Roche | Switzerland| CHF 48.14 billion
- Pfizer | USA | USD 48.85 billion
- Sanofi | France | EUR 37.05 billion
- Merck Group | Germany | EUR 11.36 billion
- Glaxo Smith Kline; GSK | Britain | GBP 23.92 billion
6. Chemy cartel
- BASF | Germany | USD 78.70 billion
- Dow Chemical | USA | USD 58.2 billion
- Sinopec | China | USD 58 billion
- SABIC | Saudi Arabia | USD 43.3 billion
- Exxon Mobil | USA | USD 38.2 billion
- Formosa Plastics | Taiwan | USD 37.1 billion
- Lyondell Basell Industries | USA | USD 34.8 billion
- DuPont| USA | USD 29.9 billion
- Ineos | Switzerland | USD 54 billion
- Bayer | Germany | USD 28.1 billion
7. Food cartel
- Nestlé | Switzerland | CHF 88.8 billion
- Pepsi Co. | USA | USD 63.06 billion
- Unilever | Britain and Netherlands | EUR 53.27 billion
- Coca Cola | USA | USD 44.29 billion
- Mars | USA | USD 33 billion
- Mondelēz | USA | USD 29.6 billion
- Danone | France | EUR 22.41 billion
- General Mills | USA | USD 16.6 billion
- Kellogg’s | USA| USD 14.8 billion
- Associated British Foods | Britain | GBP 12.8 billion
Bruno Gebarski