Questions from the Front

"Hey wanted to get your take on the bailout and any websites that are not mainstream."
... asked my brother

... my response absent the personal exchange of love and affection!

as for sources for information ...

if you haven't checked out some of the bulletins i've posted recently on MySpace, do that (only if you want to see some of the things i've seen recently ... outside of the yahoo! news headlines when i sign on ... i think I reposted a bulletin with a newsclip from an interview with ex-Mex President Fox from some years back ... if its not there let me know, i'll find it and repost it).

but, to be honest, you don't have to look at "alternative" web sources to see what's happening, traditional, mainstream sources like PBS, NPR and even to a much lesser degree, the other mainstream media contain all the information, you just have to see it. i think the big key is to listen to the news ... discern the difference between news and opinion (which is hard to do right now in our current information market). my personal favorite person in the news market is bill moyers, i try to catch his show on pbs at least once every couple of months to know i'm not insane and that there is hope here in america!

if you want to really know what is happening, less is more.

it is about increasing YOUR awareness ... which, i am sure you have learned, you cannot do if you are being fed other people's awareness (the whole "ask, seek & knock" rather than "sit and be told"). you know the trick, find and know your sources ... the one's that increase your awareness and encourage you to ask more questions rather than think they've answered them for you.

what is happening is all being done in "plain view" ... there's no real way to hide it, but they definitely do a good job using the information market to make it appear exactly how they want it to in order to achieve their goals ... emotional people don't make good decisions. people who are about making money (at least right now in this greed economy) feed off people making bad decisions ... and america is all about the emotions ... but i'm sure you don't want to get into an astrological discussion!

ah, but your question ... my take on the bailout ....

first, you can't just look at the bail out ... you have to see what the fed has been doing with the dollar over the past years (since the "outing" of the new world order agenda by GHWB). but in the past months, in particular, you can easily see a view of the larger picture. the influx of $s by the fed into the foreign banks in september was very interesting. also, look at all of the other "bailouts" already conducted and see who did it, e.g., was it the fed, the treasury, or FDIC? see what they got for their "investment" and who benefits vs. the current bailout. watch the banking consolidations too! you also have to pay attention to the controversy relating to the number of $s the fed is printing right now, coupled with the other controversy of the fed NOT disclosing to the global markets the actual number of dollars currently in and now being put into circulation.

in terms of america and the bailout, i think that www.wethepeoplefoundation.org, is really the only sane website looking at the bailout from a constitutional point of view.

the bailout is fundamentally anti-american, but we don't want to think about that because we have so much invested in this false america ... that is how so many other empires have fell before, this is nothing new. everyone else is yakking about it on a very superficial level ('omg, what about jobs?" ... as if this whole thing doesn't come down, you're not going to do what you need to survive ... and one really needs very little to survive!). i think those who were offering alternatives to the bailout scheme, were basically offering the same net effect of the bailout ... still they are only doing so because they do not want to detach from the illusion. i think that some of the alternatives that were offered were a more practical, easier pill to swallow, and definitely better for the every-day man, but, come on, if it was about america or the man in the street, we would have never elected GWB once, let alone twice ... and/or let him get away with all of the executive orders he put in place, AND we would have tried him for treason already!

then, you also have to watch the oils futures market and see how its dropping ... the oil market is based on the dollar (why? who the hell knows (actually, that's a very interesting thing, but a can of worms i'm not going into at 4 a.m.!), but it is, and they want to change that, and have wanted to change that for a long time!) bear (pun intended) in mind, russia is a huge player in this. china is the largest player, but they are pretty content to watch the game occur between those who are manipulating, posturing and, well, scrambling. china will play the game from a tactical point of view that is detached from the actual movement, capitalizing on the moves being made rather than being a major "player" in the movement. for me, that is true capitalism, and the way you have the most power and favorable outcome because you capitalize on every twist and turn of others who think they are controlling everything -- then you can create fortune on every movement.

the bailout is part of the process we are in: the collapsing of the dollar. it is a necessary step for the switch to the amero. the contracts and treaties are already in place for the amero, lou dobbs is about the only mainstream media person even trying to watch this transpire, and they have shut him down pretty consistently on this issue. i have heard more talk about it on the "infomercial" news stations recently, so they are really starting to focus on the shift.

so, the dollar is collapsing, no big deal, really, if you are smart about it. likely, they will first 'revalue' it, a popular way for those who are in the know to make some quick cash ... if you study recent currency collapses/revalue and/or conversions in europe (to the euro), and look to the mexican, central/south american markets or japan for currency revaluation, you can see how that game is played.

personally, i think the bailout may have saved the '08 election. i think that if the bailout did not go through congress, steps would have been take to institute the executive orders that have been put in place and the election would have been suspended for any number of reasons that could be used right now. the bailout was definitely a ploy to make sure that everyone is going down the same road together ... everyone involved in politics is committed to the 'corporate america', and further confirmation of the movement to the "one world order" (and i don't think that is a bad word or phrase, its just what is happening). that "order' can be created however those who are aware want to create it ... unfortunately, i think that right now, those who are aware and creating the structures right now for this new world order are not very community minded and could give less than a hoot about anyone but making money. but, i no longer have the feeling that the elections are not going to happen ... a strong feeling i've had for the past 9 months.

its fun watching the jockeying for position ... for instance, i love what the new president in france is doing right now outside of the G7 organization ... that's really intriguing. the asian markets dropping tonight, i haven't looked into that yet, but i suspect some of the asian nations will follow the europeans and have a similar pow-wow, the question is are they going to do it within their 'nwo' organization ... asiana (?? or something like that), or separately? ... and then there's africa ... what's happening there is so transparent!

more than you wanted? LOL!

peace & harmony,
elaine
'freedom must be exercised to stay in shape!'