Daniel Estulin on G20 Finance Ministers Meeting (insider intelligence and smuggled documents)

Daniel Estulin talks exclusively to The Corbett Report about his latest work infiltrating and exposing the G20 Finance Ministers meeting in St. Andrew's, Scotland. He reveals that the next major agenda issue for the financial elite is the solidification of the African Union and the erasure of national borders. Documents from the conference were smuggled out and have been posted on BilderbergBook.com. Please download and spread these documents widely. For the full interview, please go to:

http://www.corbettreport.com/articles/20091111_estulin_g20.htm

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[josda1000]

i really don't think that the dollar crash will bring down the world economy... just ours. look at china and india... they're starting to prosper. and india is buying gold... which is the way to go. the east doesn't buy into all of this stupidity... but the western world is stupid as hell.

[zapproowsdower]

don't you miss the times of JFK, where a president sat down, told the public how it is, and asked for their help?

[disinpho]

@AlottaStuff Its been happening for ages, through incrementalism and the Hegelian dialectic. the 'new world order' is just a new, more blunt manifestation of The Empire of Three Cities, controlled by a cartel of families, secret societes and the vatican.

The rushed sloppyness of these current events are due to our slow political awakening and the trend towards lesser western domination.

[muitaloca]

Haarp

[AlottaStuff]

Everyone should be asking these questions:

1. What's really going on in the world?

2. What is the agenda of The Illuminati and all the sub groups beneath that cloud?

3. If they are really creating a One World Gov't,

when will it take place? Is it happening now?

4. How will this affect me and my family?

5. What should we don't want to follow along?

[comexland]

All hail our computer overlord.

[EXetoC]

Yeah sure, but i don't think it'll be an issue, assuming of course that it's well-planned and not rushed.

Yes that was implied. If it doesn't make sense for the computer to decide something, then it won't.

[comexland]

A computer can be controlled. If it's not controlled, then it could easily become dangerous if it is highly advanced A.,I.

Also, an important thing, computers don't have a soul and can't judge what humans really want. It maybe efficient to have people living in very close proximity to one another, but that can cause tension between them as they may well not get one with one another, for example.

[EXetoC]

@comexland: That's a weird question. Women are humans, not goods.

What Jacque wants this hypothetical central computer system to do is decide for example which resource should be used for what and how to create buildings and whatnot in the most efficient and sustainable way etc. by using logic, which computers can do more efficiently, assuming of course that the hardware and/or software isn't defect. I don't think that ruling is the right word for this.

[EXetoC]

indeed

[sammstein69]

in the long run that will only be a temp fix

[ut1880h]

We're in a war now and they aren't gonna just role over and surrender. Get ready for doing a lot of long term heavy duty anti-"global governance" combat. It's hard work and will require EVERYONE to contribute with serious effort everywhere they can. We're on the offensive now and we're gonna stay on the offensive! Get used to it.