01-01-10 11-Eagle Tzolkin – End of 2009 Summary [3]

2009 has been a strange year in many ways. The subjects of economic doom, climate change, pandemic flu, government corruption, war and rumours of war largely dominated news headlines.

The world has entered new territory in its major financial markets. The banks have hit the point at which their previously unseen mechanisms have become highly visible to the public. Citizens are becoming aware of the fact our financial system is based on the creation of money from thin air, which immediately becomes debt. Central banks create debt in the form of zero’s stored in computers and then compound this by the addition of interest. The fractional reserve system with central bank nexus points has allowed bloodline-banking cartels to take over the creation of all credit.

There is no reasonable explanation for governments incurring interest charges on money they borrow from themselves. The total public wealth is security against the debt and thus we are all indentured to make repayments. Both the government and public should desire that the debt remains as small as possible. Repayment occurs via reasonable public taxation (voluntary contribution) and the investment in progressive ideas.

Once a third party is introduced into a nations financial system intending to make a profit things become completely unreasonable to our human senses. How can it be better that instead of simply helping clear our elected government’s debt we are all additionally exponentially indebted to a parasitical construct called a Central Bank?

The creation of money should never be removed from legitimate democratic governments selected by the public to oversee the process. We have seen for ourselves the problems inherent in allowing this process to become privatised.

This artefact of completely selfish interests then spirals outward from ethereal electronic information accounts into our actual lives. Central banks by their very existence make every human beings lot in life less and therefore worse to experience. We are falling further and further into debt with a dark cabal of parasitic scum. Worse still these same shady characters slide effortlessly between roles in banking and roles in politics, media or advertising. There is a very good reason that Jesus Christ kicked over the tables of the moneylenders in the temple. Of course we can move beyond this corrupt system once everyone demands as our non-action alone is what allows it to exist.

‘Global Warming’ and its big brother ‘Climate Change’ have also been a hot topic. We have long excepted that human civilisation often has negative effects on its environment. Global warming theory asserts that one aspect of our society, excessive Co2 production, will however completely destroy our planet. This theory has then been taken onboard by governments and thus put upon public citizens.

We do indeed see a majority of scientists agreeing the Earth has a changing climate. There is plenty of evidence that suggests we live in a period of radical climatic shifts. This is not however identical to the theory of Anthropogenic Global Warming. Events on the ground suggest our climate is becoming drier in some regions, moister in others, windier, colder or more desolate elsewhere. In the last decade there has been very little actual global warming. This has been countered by the convenient excuse that the warming has paused despite increasing Co2 and that it will start up again sometime in the future. To myself and indeed to many experts on climate this suggests that other factors have greater impact on our climate then simply Co2 production. Let’s summarise this very simply. If increasing Co2 production causes global warming and is also central driver of all climate change why is it that despite increased Co2 production the world average temperature seems to have stabilised since 2001?

The strangest aspect of the climate change story is that the climates and environments of nearly all the solar system planets have also been shifting radically. If changes upon the other planets were not enough we notice that our sun has also been acting in a peculiar manner. This has led to the speculative view that climate change is in fact all due to our suns own cycles. The inconvenient truth however is that neither observed solar changes nor increased Co2 fully explain the recorded erratic energy