The ONLY way for it to fail would be for the world, the westernized world anyway, to flat out reject the Central Banking model ENTIRELY. As in a Jubilee Year fashion, except the currency in and of itself as well.
The odds of that occurring are remote. This model was created, in the U.S. anyway, in 1913, with THIS as its ultimate goal. It …
The ONLY way for it to fail would be for the world, the westernized world anyway, to flat out reject the Central Banking model ENTIRELY. As in a Jubilee Year fashion, except the currency in and of itself as well.
The odds of that occurring are remote. This model was created, in the U.S. anyway, in 1913, with THIS as its ultimate goal. It was consilidated at the global level in 1930 with the establishment of the BIS. People have been sending out warning since that time and even prior to it, including myself over the past couple of decades, to no significant avail.
Our demoralization has turned our hearts from God to mammon, and we're reaping the fruit of that in a painful painful manner.
Here's the thing, people with any "savings, investments, pensions, stocks, or other perceived wealth," aren't going to relinquish it to do that, in short, to save their own liberty and that liberty of their own children and future generations. They "want what they've earned with their 'hard work'," and won't settle for anything less.
So, the ONLY way for it to fail, is for a majority of people to toss it and start anew. I don't see that happening, largely because most people haven't the first clue as to how it's actually organized and who's behind it.
HINT: If the names that come to mind for people are Gates, Soros, and Schwab, they're clueless.
The ONLY way for it to fail would be for the world, the westernized world anyway, to flat out reject the Central Banking model ENTIRELY. As in a Jubilee Year fashion, except the currency in and of itself as well.
The odds of that occurring are remote. This model was created, in the U.S. anyway, in 1913, with THIS as its ultimate goal. It was consilidated at the global level in 1930 with the establishment of the BIS. People have been sending out warning since that time and even prior to it, including myself over the past couple of decades, to no significant avail.
Our demoralization has turned our hearts from God to mammon, and we're reaping the fruit of that in a painful painful manner.
Here's the thing, people with any "savings, investments, pensions, stocks, or other perceived wealth," aren't going to relinquish it to do that, in short, to save their own liberty and that liberty of their own children and future generations. They "want what they've earned with their 'hard work'," and won't settle for anything less.
So, the ONLY way for it to fail, is for a majority of people to toss it and start anew. I don't see that happening, largely because most people haven't the first clue as to how it's actually organized and who's behind it.
HINT: If the names that come to mind for people are Gates, Soros, and Schwab, they're clueless.