The Financialist Kill Chain in Action – Gutting the British Empire & Its Descendants - a 🧵
Introduction
The Financialist Kill Chain has preyed on empires for centuries, hollowing out the British Empire and its descendants. Let’s trace its 7 steps through history, from the 1600s to today, and see how this predatory system works. [1/11]
Introduction
The Financialist Kill Chain has preyed on empires for centuries, hollowing out the British Empire and its descendants. Let’s trace its 7 steps through history, from the 1600s to today, and see how this predatory system works. [1/11]
1694 – Infiltration via the Bank of England
The Glorious Revolution (1688) set the stage. Financialists infiltrated Britain by establishing the Bank of England in 1694. It introduced national debt and bonds, tools for control, making Britain dependent on loans from Continental European banks. Step 1: Infiltration. #FinancialistKillChain [2/11]
[Source: Web ID 1 – bankingjournal.aba.com]
The Glorious Revolution (1688) set the stage. Financialists infiltrated Britain by establishing the Bank of England in 1694. It introduced national debt and bonds, tools for control, making Britain dependent on loans from Continental European banks. Step 1: Infiltration. #FinancialistKillChain [2/11]
[Source: Web ID 1 – bankingjournal.aba.com]
1815 – Debt Entrapment During the Napoleonic Wars
By 1815, the Napoleonic Wars ballooned Britain’s debt to 200% of GDP. Financialist families funded the wars, profiting via loans and insider trading (e.g., Waterloo). Britain was trapped in a repayment cycle—Step 2: Debt Entrapment—while wealth flowed to Europe. #FinancialistKillChain [3/811]
[Source: Web ID 0 – en.wikipedia.org]
By 1815, the Napoleonic Wars ballooned Britain’s debt to 200% of GDP. Financialist families funded the wars, profiting via loans and insider trading (e.g., Waterloo). Britain was trapped in a repayment cycle—Step 2: Debt Entrapment—while wealth flowed to Europe. #FinancialistKillChain [3/811]
[Source: Web ID 0 – en.wikipedia.org]
19th Century – Asset Identification & Extraction
Financialists targeted British colonies’ resources: Indian textiles, African minerals, Caribbean sugar. European banks invested, extracting profits via Step 3 (Asset Identification) and Step 5 (Extraction). Britain’s core was drained, funding Europe’s splendor. #FinancialistKillChain [4/11]
Financialists targeted British colonies’ resources: Indian textiles, African minerals, Caribbean sugar. European banks invested, extracting profits via Step 3 (Asset Identification) and Step 5 (Extraction). Britain’s core was drained, funding Europe’s splendor. #FinancialistKillChain [4/11]
Early 20th Century – Economic Destabilization
Post-WWI, Britain’s war debts soared. Financialists manipulated markets, deepening crises (Step 4: Economic Destabilization). By 1945, the empire was broke, forced into debt-for-asset swaps (Step 5), losing colonies and industries to foreign control. #FinancialistKillChain [5/11]
Post-WWI, Britain’s war debts soared. Financialists manipulated markets, deepening crises (Step 4: Economic Destabilization). By 1945, the empire was broke, forced into debt-for-asset swaps (Step 5), losing colonies and industries to foreign control. #FinancialistKillChain [5/11]
Mid-20th Century – The U.S. as the Next Target
As Britain crumbled, Financialists turned to the U.S. After WWII, the U.S. took on massive debts. The 1970s saw economic destabilization (Step 4) via oil crises and inflation, orchestrated by financial elites. Wealth extraction followed, mirroring Britain’s fate. #FinancialistKillChain [6/11]
As Britain crumbled, Financialists turned to the U.S. After WWII, the U.S. took on massive debts. The 1970s saw economic destabilization (Step 4) via oil crises and inflation, orchestrated by financial elites. Wealth extraction followed, mirroring Britain’s fate. #FinancialistKillChain [6/11]
2008 – Debt-for-Asset Swaps in the U.S.
The 2008 financial crisis, driven by predatory lending, saw U.S. wealth evaporate. Financialists profited, seizing assets through bailouts and foreclosures (Step 5: Debt-for-Asset Swaps). The Rust Belt’s decline—factories shuttered, jobs lost—was a textbook extraction. #FinancialistKillChain [7/11]
[Source: Web ID 3 – investopedia.com]
The 2008 financial crisis, driven by predatory lending, saw U.S. wealth evaporate. Financialists profited, seizing assets through bailouts and foreclosures (Step 5: Debt-for-Asset Swaps). The Rust Belt’s decline—factories shuttered, jobs lost—was a textbook extraction. #FinancialistKillChain [7/11]
[Source: Web ID 3 – investopedia.com]
Today – Abandonment and Collapse
Britain is a shadow of its past, its colonies exploited and abandoned (Step 7). The U.S. teeters, with $35T in debt and foreign ownership of assets. Financialists now eye the dissolution of Britain, its former colonies and the United States. We must resist this cycle, must break the chain—awareness is the first step. #FinancialistKillChain [8/11]
Britain is a shadow of its past, its colonies exploited and abandoned (Step 7). The U.S. teeters, with $35T in debt and foreign ownership of assets. Financialists now eye the dissolution of Britain, its former colonies and the United States. We must resist this cycle, must break the chain—awareness is the first step. #FinancialistKillChain [8/11]
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