World Bank Whistleblower Karen Hudes Reveals How The Global Elite Rule The World(dcclothesline.com)
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World Bank Whistleblower Karen Hudes Reveals How The Global Elite Rule The World
http://dcclothesline.com/2013/10/01/world-bank-whistleblower-karen-hudes-reveals-how-the-global-elite-rule-the-world/
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I'm interested in this, but the information must come from a more credible news outlet. I've never heard of http://dcclothesline.com
"the global elite also control what we see, hear and think about"
Rolls eyes...
Rolls eyes...
Can you elaborate on your skepticism?
The global elite control corporate news, educational institutions (the tuition fee does not cover all expenses, so universities depend on the financial institutions), and entertainment. Do you refute this?
So, through the control of TV and news, they control what we see. Through control of political debate in media, they define a framework for acceptable political discourse (where the penalty for going outside is being dismissed as a radical/political outlier and ignored), thus controlling the thoughts of the general population. This control is improved by making entertainment reflect this framework.
The global elite control corporate news, educational institutions (the tuition fee does not cover all expenses, so universities depend on the financial institutions), and entertainment. Do you refute this?
So, through the control of TV and news, they control what we see. Through control of political debate in media, they define a framework for acceptable political discourse (where the penalty for going outside is being dismissed as a radical/political outlier and ignored), thus controlling the thoughts of the general population. This control is improved by making entertainment reflect this framework.
As someone who has travel something around the world I would say yes, they control what you see and hear, and doing so they control what you feel and think.
If I want to make you angry or terrorize I could display on TV some images and you will feel like I desire(Boston Marathon killed less people than the number of dead people in Irak or traffic accidents in any city in a week).
Do you believe that North Koreans think they are not free? or Chinese by the way?
Most of US media is controlled by a few, and people (specially in the States) watch TV more than talk with their friends.
In Europe you see the same but within each country with dominant language(German, Spanish, French, Russian...).
They all believe they live in the best country in the world, while they actually don't know other countries.
If I want to make you angry or terrorize I could display on TV some images and you will feel like I desire(Boston Marathon killed less people than the number of dead people in Irak or traffic accidents in any city in a week).
Do you believe that North Koreans think they are not free? or Chinese by the way?
Most of US media is controlled by a few, and people (specially in the States) watch TV more than talk with their friends.
In Europe you see the same but within each country with dominant language(German, Spanish, French, Russian...).
They all believe they live in the best country in the world, while they actually don't know other countries.
Wow. Five minutes ago this post was #4 on the front-page and rising, now it's not even on the second page. Shame.
I find this weird. Was there some kind of manual correction? This article is doing really good compared to other /newest links
Either there are many users who flagged this article or some HN moderator manually corrected a little value, which I think is the case (because it disappeared from the front page in a minute).
It's hard to take any source seriously that uses the term "global elite"...
Seems to be #1 of the global threats to humankind...
Is this the Octopus of our time?
https://plus.google.com/104092656004159577193/posts/PP4vXjfF...
TL;DR: Hudes is a nut on a Gish Gallop, and Sophie Shevardnadze is charming to watch but you're best off muting the audio to prevent loss of intelligence.
Taking a look at claims of an imminently pending collapse of the dollar for another thread (https://plus.google.com/102282887764745350285/posts/eikoh6MZ... ... there are a few references in the wall of words following), I invested enough time in the project to at least post it as a caution for others.
Hudes is a former World Bank lawyer who has blown the whistle on transactions involving a Philippines bank. There's not much coverage of her outside of Russia Today, and I haven't evaluated her claims against the World Bank. What I make of her interview with RT leaves me with a much lower impression of Hudes, of RT, and of presenter Sophie Shevardnadze (granddaughter of Soviet/Russian/Georgian statesman Eduard Schevardnadze for Sovietologists of a certain age, and aren't we all?).
I love a good financial / economic conspiracy yarn as much as the next guy (hovering outside my window in a silenced dark helicopter as I write this), but ... really, this is crap.
To make it easier to follow, there's a printed transcript of the interview here: http://rt.com/shows/sophieco/world-bank-us-shutdown-820/
And the original video: 'Dollar valueless, about to crash' - World Bank whistleblower http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4hgA9j-4dB0
My summary: Hudes weaves an interesting story and includes a number of factual and verifiable statements. Her key claims, however, are largely unsubstantiated, and she makes a number of claims which are simply (and easily verifiably) false, as well as numerous others which for want of a better term, fall outside the reams of either falsifiability or significance. Rather, what we've got is a Gish Gallop (http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Gish_gallop) of a whole slew of claims, with little specific direction.
Though it appears to me that Hudes' main point isn't so much that the US dollar will collapse as that the global financial system is going to move away from it, and specifically at the October 9, 2013 Bretton Woods meeting of the World Bank and IMF (though to what isn't clearly specified). That itself isn't a particularly novel claim, though it makes RT's headline both sensationalist and inaccurate. And the fact that events didn't transpire as Hudes' predicted doesn't do much for her predictive accuracy.
I've got to say that on watching this closely, I'm very underimpressed by Sophie Shevardnadze. Where she could and should have pressed Hudes to provide specifics, details, or substantiation, she failed. The result is a very interesting narrative ... but an utterly unsubstantiated one. And while Ms. Sophie is indeed a charming and graceful young woman, she's a horrible investigative interviewer.
But the bit on gold backwardization (article below) is somewhat interesting.
My tally of 31 identified claims:
Not very persuasive. Especially when you consider she flubs a few major points that she seems to be hinging her arguments on (Constitutionality, legislative history of the Federal Reserve) which are trivially verifiable, and that several of my "trues" are for minor and largely irrelevant points.
There are only three significant true points: that the Federal Reserve is engaged in massive money creation (quantitative easing), that unemployment statistics are systematically underreported, and that a Swiss study showed a very high level of concentration of power (though it doesn't point to a deliberate conspiracy). The heart of Hudes' assertions are wholly unsubstantiated. Even if she's right, she's not making her case, and her errors works strongly against her.
For specific claims and further analysis, see my G+ post linked above (HN complained bitterly when I included it in this post).