Financial Enslavement - a 🧵
1/19
🚨 Did you know the 1688 Glorious Revolution was actually a corporate coup? The Dutch East India Company (VOC) took over the British East India Company (EIC), enslaving the English-speaking world through a system of financial control. #HistoryRevealed #FinancialEnslavement
2/19
🏦 The VOC installed a puppet monarchy in England and established the Bank of England in 1694, creating the Financialist Kill Chain—a system of debt, speculation, and economic dependency that still haunts us today. #BankOfEngland #FinancialControl
3/19
📜 The Financialist Kill Chain works through:
Debt creation
Speculation
Economic dependency
Resource extraction
Cultural homogenization
This system has hollowed out economies and eroded sovereignty for centuries. #EconomicSlavery
4/19
🇺🇸 But there's hope! Under Donald Trump, the U.S. is fighting back to break free from this 300-year-old grip. Here are 7 ways he's doing it: #AmericaFirst #Sovereignty
5/19
1️⃣ Monetary Policy Reform: Trump challenged the Federal Reserve, aiming to regain national control over the economy and break free from global financial cartels. #EndTheFed #MonetaryReform
6/19
2️⃣ Sovereign Trade Agreements: By prioritizing bilateral deals over multilateral ones like TPP, Trump reclaimed economic decision-making from supranational bodies. #TradeWars #EconomicIndependence
7/19
3️⃣ Resource Nationalism: Deregulating fossil fuels and exiting the Paris Agreement, Trump asserted U.S. control over its resources, rejecting global governance. #EnergyIndependence #ResourceControl
8/19
4️⃣ Strategic Military Autonomy: By demanding NATO allies pay more and reassessing U.S. military commitments, Trump reduced America's role as the global enforcer for corporate interests. #MilitarySovereignty #NATO
9/19
5️⃣ Information Warfare: Trump's "fake news" critique and use of social media disrupted the media monopoly that perpetuates VOC narratives. #MediaBias #InformationFreedom
10/19
6️⃣ Legal Sovereignty: Appointing constitutionalist judges, Trump insulated the U.S. from international legal frameworks that enforce corporate control. #JudicialReform #LegalIndependence
11/19
7️⃣ Cultural Reassertion: Promoting American exceptionalism, Trump countered globalist cultural homogenization, strengthening national identity. #CulturalSovereignty #AmericanValues
12/19
🌍 These strategies are part of a larger movement to reverse the 1688 takeover and free the English-speaking peoples from financial enslavement. #GlobalAwakening #SovereigntyMovement
13/19
💡 The U.S. is leading the charge, but this fight is for all English-speaking nations. It's about reclaiming economic, military, informational, and cultural independence. #EnglishCivilization #Freedom
14/19
🔗 The Financialist Kill Chain has enslaved us for too long. It's time to break free from debt, speculation, and dependency. Trump's efforts are a start, but the battle continues. #BreakTheChains #EconomicFreedom
15/19
🔔 This is just the beginning. Stay tuned for more on how we can reclaim our sovereignty and build a future free from corporate control. #StayWoke #FightForFreedom
The Financialist Kill Chain and the End of Nations - a🧵
1/23
Ever wondered who's really pulling the strings behind global finance? Meet the Financialists—elites who've hopped from Venice to Amsterdam, London, and now Wall Street, embedding their predatory "Kill Chain" into empires for centuries. But their game is up. Here's why. #Financialists #KillChain
2/23
It all started in Venice (13th-16th C). Bankers there invented tools like bills of exchange & joint-stock companies, laying the groundwork for a system to trap nations in debt and dependency. This was the birth of the Financialist Kill Chain. #Venice #FinancialHistory
3/23
As Venice waned, they moved to Amsterdam (16th-17th C). The Dutch East India Company (VOC) took it global, using colonial trade to spread debt and speculation. Amsterdam became the new HQ for financial domination. #Amsterdam #VOC #Colonialism
The Evolution of the Financialist Kill Chain | From Venice to Amsterdam to London to Wall Street - a 🧵
Ever wonder how global finance evolved from medieval Venice to today's Wall Street? It's a tale of power, strategy, and the relentless pursuit of control. Let's dive into the history of the Financialist Kill Chain. #FinanceHistory #Banking [1/23]
Venice, in the 13th-16th centuries, was the birthplace of modern banking. Venetian bankers invented tools like bills of exchange and promissory notes, laying the groundwork for today's financial systems. #Venice #BankingOrigins [2/23]
These innovations weren't just about trade; they were the seeds of the Financialist Kill Chain—a system of debt, speculation, and economic dependency that would come to dominate the world. #FinancialistKillChain [3/23]
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]
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]
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]
The Trump Administration's tariff notifications and subsequent pullbacks served as a sophisticated "signal pulse" within the context of an ongoing economic and financial conflict, World War Three—an informational, economic, and financial war where global finance and banking are the primary battlegrounds.
These tariff actions were not merely trade policies but strategic probes designed to expose vulnerabilities, weaknesses, positions, and dependencies in the global financial and banking system.
By announcing tariffs and then retracting or adjusting them, the administration could observe reactions across markets, currencies, supply chains, and political landscapes, thereby gaining a precise understanding of the combatants' strengths and fragilities while simultaneously disrupting vulnerable positions. Following are the top eleven specific and defensible ways this strategy was executed, supported by observable economic phenomena and real-world examples.
Following are the top eleven specific and defensible ways this strategy was executed, supported by observable economic phenomena and real-world examples.
Financialists Hell - a 🧵
The reason Financialists flooded our countries with immigrants is to sustain the residential housing market. The entire economy in the post-industrial era is dependent on grossly inflated prices - collateral for the illusion of an economy. - Read through to the end.
This is a discussion of the seven ways in which history proves the statement: "We began to worship a new religion in the 1600s, finance. Replacing our cathedrals with stock exchanges, our churches with banks, our faith in the Divine with faith in money, our accountable hereditary Princes with unaccountable merchant Princes."
This shift is particularly evident when emphasizing the religious wars leading up to the Peace of Westphalia in Europe and the Glorious Revolution in the British Isles, which marked pivotal transitions from religious to economic dominance.
The Peace of Westphalia (1648): Diminishing the Church’s Political Power
The Peace of Westphalia concluded the Thirty Years' War (1618–1648), a brutal conflict initially sparked by religious disputes between Catholics and Protestants across the Holy Roman Empire. The treaty established the principle of cuius regio, eius religio ("whose realm, his religion"), granting rulers the authority to determine their state’s religion. This significantly reduced the Catholic Church’s political influence, shifting power to secular states. By weakening the church as a unifying authority, it paved the way for economic and political priorities—such as trade and finance—to take precedence, setting the stage for finance to emerge as a new societal force.