October 19, 2022
Igor Danchenko, FBI asset who was charged with lying to the FBI (which they paid him for) has been acquitted on five charges of lying to the FBI.
How do we figure that one out?
Maybe it was because the trial was held in a DC district where 95% of the populace voted for Biden in 2020, in a trial before a judge who was appointed by Deep Stater President Bush.
Or maybe it was because Prosecutor John Durham deliberately set himself up to fail?
Naturally, Durham has been lambasted by many, from General Flynn on down, for failing to get a conviction, especially after he failed in the previous Sussman trial as well.
Hyped for the last couple of years as a "special" Special Prosecutor who would bring down the whole house of cards, Durham's apparent loss in the Danchenko trial has, for many, tarnished his reputation, and now they're putting the boot in.
Personally, I do my best to keep my mouth shut until I've had time to evaluate a situation (a statement which my wife would most certainly dispute, and quite rightly, but I'm talking about things like this Durham investigation).
On the one hand, it could look as though he's just another cover-up agent for the Deep State, holding these show trials involving low level and disposable Deep State assets. As the Romans did so well, keep the populace preoccupied with bread and circuses. In this case, one could liken these trials to the process of throwing peanuts to monkeys - from the Deep State point of view.
OR - on the other hand - perhaps the real intent of these trials that he's losing, perhaps deliberately (?) is simply to bring out evidence of real corruption and malfeasance, not so much by the individuals being charged, as by the agencies they work for.
I'm not holding my breath over there actually being midterm elections next month, because it wouldn't surprise me if something happens to scuttle all that.
However, if the Republicans do sweep the floor and take the House, they have promised to start a whole series of inquiries. They're promising committees that will expose the Deep State in detail, and as part of that (as I see it) a lot of the evidence revealed in these Durham trials will be crucial.
Whether he won or lost will be a moot point. It will be the revealed evidence of malfeasance (lying, mercilessly targeting Trump, lying to the FISA court at least three times, and so on) which will get much wider public attention.
Maybe that's the real game plan? Maybe that's when Durham starts going up the ladder of corruption?
I certainly hope so, but until I see it happening, I'm going to keep my opinions to myself...which my wife would most definitely dispute.
Seldom do we pause to contemplate what we have had to endure by way of paying taxes and above all interest on the many debts we have incurred throughout our lives.
Nor do many folk think about how much interest is paid on the chain of debt - falsely labeled as credit - that is engendered throughout the delivery chain for the things we purchase.
Let's take carrots as an example.
We buy carrots from the supermarket and think nothing of it.
However, at the beginning of that particular food chain, someone went into debt in order to establish a business that would grow and provide the seed. The grower of the carrots is then no doubt in debt to finance his own business and all the implements and so on that are required.
Someone had to go into debt (and pay the interest) to buy a truck and pay a driver to deliver the carrots somewhere.
Think about your vehicle, or your house.
I'm sure you get the picture. The chain of debt is endless, and deliberately so.
The entire banking system is reliant on us to need their money , which they literally manufacture with the touch of a button, along with the interest that must be paid because we have been "given" money out of thin air.
This has been going on for hundreds of years, even back to the times of Solon's Republic in Greece. I think it was about then that the word "mortgage" came into play.
Note the first half of that word. "Mort."
It means "death."
Back then, the money lenders would gladly finance a farmer who might be growing corn, but he had to sign a "morte-gage" - which meant that on his death, if the money had not been repaid, his property would be forfeit - foreclosed on. If they were lucky, he and his family might then become sharecropper serfs.
However, with greater cunning than an outhouse rat, the bankers would then import corn, driving down the price of the home-grown corn, thus forcing the local farmers to lose money, be incapable of repaying the loan, let alone the interest. And under such terms, the bankers would then literally own the farmer himself - and if the farmer had literally put himself up as collateral, along with the property, the bankers would sell him into slavery.
Leaving his family destitute and homeless didn't worry them a bit (so have a look at LA and San Francisco or under any bridge in a big city these days).
They've refined that strategy quite nicely since then.
However, there comes a time, and it has finally arrived, when printing money out of thin air no longer serves their purpose, because no-one has any possibility of paying back the principal any more, let alone the interest.
(In the past they've been able to create a recession and then a depression and eventually start all over again - and that seems to be what they're trying to do now, only it's in the process of backfiring, because there are others - the BRICS nations - in the game now.
This was how the elite (why do we ever use that term?) have built their multi-trillion-dollar empires, properties and global control mechanisms.
I'm not one to use epithets in writing very often, and I will pass the buck to the guy who has used the word in the following headline.
"Weeks Away from Whole Shithouse Coming Down - Bill Holter."
It's from a Greg Hunter interview with "precious metals expert and financial writer Bill Holter (who) said in June 'game over, they're pulling the plug.' "
I'm nobody's financial adviser, but like millions of others, I have labored long and hard in this life to obtain finance for this that and the other, only to finally realize that the charade of debt/credit/control must eventually implode.
It seems that is now happening, and I would suggest (but certainly not advise) that the best way to handle what is happening, as it gets worse, is to keep a minimum in one's bank, and the maximum possible under the mattress, so to speak.
I also ponder the possibility that the global collapse of the Federal Reserve and its upstream Globalist banking cabal, the IMF, the World Bank and the BIS (Bank of International Settlements) will happen on October 29. But that's just a wild guess.
However, it does seem to me that since Brazil, Russia, India China and South Africa (BRICS) along with other countries have joined forces to establish their own trading currency systems, thereby releasing themselves from the stranglehold of the US dollar, the Western money pyramid is definitely about to come tumbling down ... and we all know what happened to Humpty Dumpty.
Here's the link to that Hunter/Holter interview.
https://usawatchdog.com/weeks-away-from-whole-shithouse-coming-down-bill-holter/
Be safe. Be well. Be prepared.
Sincerely.
Michael Knight.