The Globalists and Political Elites LIKE Terrorism.
It makes it easier and easier to turn the entire planet into their own private Jonestown.
Why did the media get angry at Trump for saying it was a bomb, when it was a bomb??
Do these people realize how foolish they look??
Or do they not care, because their marching orders are to criticize Trump no matter what????
The Globalists and Political Elites LIKE Terrorism.
It makes it easier and easier to turn the entire planet into their own private Jonestown.
Bingo! If your goal is to reduce liberty, terrorism helps you to achieve your goal.
RE: “The Globalists and Political Elites LIKE Terrorism.
It makes it easier and easier to turn the entire planet into their own private Jonestown.
Quite true.
Obola & PTB Deliberately create and export ISIS Muslim hornet swarm creative destruction throughout Europe and North America to destabilize western civilization culture in order to bring about a very restrictive poorer New World Order.
The UN, Central bank policy makers are very clear about their plans, as follows:
Integrating migration into the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/population/migration/publications/populationfacts/docs/MigrationPopFacts20155.pdf
Sustainable Development Goals, Refugee Crisis among Department’s Key Focus Areas.
http://www.un.org/press/en/2016/pi2162.doc.htm
Refugees-and-Migrants-Summary-of-hearings-22-July-2016.pdf
Panel 1: Reframing the narrative on migration and refugees in the context of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda
Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/post2015/transformingourworld
Monetary Integration Through the Backdoor: Does NAFTA Promote Monetary Policy Harmonization in North America?
Authors Alexander Spielau
Publication date 2012
Roads to Regionalism: Genesis, Design, and Effects of Regional Organizations
Pages 235
Publisher Ashgate Publishing, Ltd.
Description
It is generally argued that the set of underlying forces behind North America’s economic integration will evolve over time. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) clearly sped up two key interactions: trade and investment (Reyes-Heroles 2004: 395). One of the effects of such greater involvement of market actors (especially the financial and banking sectors) in each other’s countries is that NAFTA has led to a broader range of cross-border activities and transactions than before it was adopted (Lucio 1999: 194).
Roads to Regionalism: Genesis, Design, and Effects of Regional Organizations - Professor of Political Science and Chair in European Integration Tanja A Borzel
Shock troops to soften us up for global tyranny.
Excuse to take more and more freedom from the vast majority who are non-terrorists.