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Gordon Duff ~ Disclosure – Time Games

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Veterans Today | June 20 2012

It would be so convenient if this were a book or movie, it could move in a wonderfully linear fashion with the appropriate car chases and gun battles.

Our real dead die of mysterious cancers, inexplicable suicides where no Inspector Morse is there to magically ask the right questions.

The issue is “classification” of information, a disease of “lying.” The cure is murder on an unimaginable scale.

The secrets, to those obsessed with such things, are always little more than minor cover and deception operations, little snipe hunts to keep the inept but curious self-satisfied with their feelings of insider knowledge and implied superiority.

What if you could ask god any question? This is the rub. You wouldn’t know what to ask, not really. If everything your perception or language has fed your brain was an artificial construct, then even the exposed false reality of the Matrix movies might be, in themselves, might well be what you are wanted to see.

Here are two still “classified” blips from World War II.

According to “highly classified files,” listed never to be declassified, Operation Market Garden, the believed “misguided” idea by General Montgomery to have the allies cross the Rhein River where it supposedly wasn’t defended, through Holland, past hundreds of bridges, at the river’s widest point, was something else. The allies found top German divisions facing them that shouldn’t have been there.

They also had British forces make extremely odd mistakes, costing needed hours and days, leaving American and British paratroopers, our best, forced to surrender.

This also lengthened the war by months, helped the Germans stage the Battle of the Bulge and almost cost the allies the port of Antwerp which would have, in actuality, defeated the Americans, British and Canadians in the West.

Field Marshall Montgomery

Records unseen forever say General Montgomery planned this defeat with Admiral Carnaris, head of the Abwehr, the German Secret Service. General Patton picked up on this immediately and this and other things led to his assassination after the war.

Another minor secret involves Adolf Hitler. In 1946, a very large German submarine was found, abandoned, off Argentina. Other such subs carried key technologies to Japan and one surrendered to the US in April 1945 and contained the Uranium used in the Hiroshima bomb.

The Argentina sub is said to have contained Adolf Hitler and a significant technical staff. This is the source of rumors that TV has spent 65 years trying to quell.

A point to remember is that of all these things, you will hear a version, perhaps a wrong reason, perhaps different people or a wrong time but all secrets have an analog, a dirty twin built to defend, confuse and deflate.

Thus, we return to the world of rumor, theories, movies, fiction and reality, but with one problem, we are losing our ability to define reality as we will later show, such a thing is, in itself, not just a theory but a myth as well.

What we have learned, whoever “we” is, and even that can’t be disclosed, is that there is very much a desire that you, mankind, even “us,” as it were, carefully discern conspiracy theory, science fiction, imagination from what is deemed reality.

As part of that process, we agree on scientific laws, axiomatic realities we cling to until our fingers are pried loose and we move on to the next offering.

We look for the next “big bang” as it were, the next popular “hard science” mythology of bending space, curving light, sound barriers, gravitational forces, laws of light and energy that are as true as a Bugs Bunny cartoon.

Say Hello to Magnetic Inertial Fusion

Here is an observation and analysis, a nice way of saying guess. As to how educated a guess, it really doesn’t matter.

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Bankers have seized Europe: Goldman Sachs Has Taken Over

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Paul Craig Roberts | Global Research
November 25 2011

On November 25, two days after a failed German government bond auction in which Germany was unable to sell 35% of its offerings of 10-year bonds, the German finance minister, Wolfgang Schaeuble said that Germany might retreat from its demands that the private banks that hold the troubled sovereign debt from Greece, Italy, and Spain must accept part of the cost of their bailout by writing off some of the debt. The private banks want to avoid any losses either by forcing the Greek, Italian, and Spanish governments to make good on the bonds by imposing extreme austerity on their citizens, or by having the European Central Bank print euros with which to buy the sovereign debt from the private banks. Printing money to make good on debt is contrary to the ECB’s charter and especially frightens Germans, because of the Weimar experience with hyperinflation.

Obviously, the German government got the message from the orchestrated failed bond auction. As I wrote at the time, there is no reason for Germany, with its relatively low debt to GDP ratio compared to the troubled countries, not to be able to sell its bonds.

If Germany’s creditworthiness is in doubt, how can Germany be expected to bail out other countries? Evidence that Germany’s failed bond auction was orchestrated is provided by troubled Italy’s successful bond auction two days later.

Strange, isn’t it. Italy, the largest EU country that requires a bailout of its debt, can still sell its bonds, but Germany, which requires no bailout and which is expected to bear a disproportionate cost of Italy’s, Greece’s and Spain’s bailout, could not sell its bonds.

In my opinion, the failed German bond auction was orchestrated by the US Treasury, by the European Central Bank and EU authorities, and by the private banks that own the troubled sovereign debt.

My opinion is based on the following facts. Goldman Sachs and US banks have guaranteed perhaps one trillion dollars or more of European sovereign debt by selling swaps or insurance against which they have not reserved. The fees the US banks received for guaranteeing the values of European sovereign debt instruments simply went into profits and executive bonuses. This, of course, is what ruined the American insurance giant, AIG, leading to the TARP bailout at US taxpayer expense and Goldman Sachs’ enormous profits.

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