Fiat finance parasites assemble at Davos. World Economic Forum
Alcuin Bramerton
Satanists attempt last slimy show of theatrical respectability. Dark shadow of legal and political ruin stalks each louse attending.
From Wednesday 26th January to Sunday 30th January 2011, the bought-and-paid-for clones of the Western cabal's old order meet for their last group-fart in Davos, Switzerland. It is a wake for establishment sleazeballs. The spirit of Davos is the spirit of systemic economic failure.
The so-called "global leaders" due to attend are not global leaders at all. They are the global followers of the international slushfund managers. They are the puppets of yesterday's failed fiat financiers.
Look out carefully for who does not go to Davos. Look out carefully for those who do not wish to be seen in the fixers' midden. The people who don't go are the people who do know.
They know that the Davos syndicate cannot resist the economic release of the World Global Settlement Funds much longer. They know that the Davos syndicate cannot resist the introduction of the new gold-backed global currencies much longer. They know that Basel III was too little and too late. And they know that the Dal Bosco case, in which so many of the Davos syndicate are inescapably entangled, will not go away.
The people who do not go to Davos are the people of the future. The people who do not go to Davos are the global leaders in waiting. These quiet, positive, patient people have never been so confident. They see the old order crumbling into ruin at Davos, shard by shard.
Sitting out of the public eye and watching their privileged, protected computers, the global leaders in waiting see the new benevolent global order being assembled gold vault by gold vault, legal case by legal case, disclosure by disclosure, arrest by arrest. With the rest of the global population from Tunis to Caracas, the people who do not attend the Davos World Economic Forum can begin to say: "The Old has passed away, behold the New has come."
More about the Davos World Economic Forum can be found here, here, here and here.
Jan. 24, 2011