SOROS ON THE EU: THREE MONTHS

Well here's another fascinating article from ZeroHedge concerning the machinations of George Soros (and for that matter, the machinations of German Eurocrats):

As Soros Starts A Three Month Countdown To D(oom)-Day, Europe Plans A New Master Plan

Well we're all familiar with what George Soros did to the British pound a few years back, and some insist to this day he could not have done it without inside knowledge if the Bank of England's computer algorithms and so on. In short, he had inside help.

What gibes me pause here is the critique of axiomatic economic theory, which, in the main, I agree with. But what is questionable is whether or not Germany should continue to bite the bullet for the rest of Europe, or indeed, maintain its leadership role in the European Union.

On the axiomatic approach to economics, I have written at this to some degree in the second chapter of Babylon's Banksters with the observations of the Foundation for the  Study of Cycles. There, I noted that one conclusion that Edward Dewey reached was that there was little governments could do to change the actual cycle itself. Their policies could only ameliorate, or exacerbate, the cycle, not reverse it. The cycles, in other words, were somehow grounded in a physics of vast overlapping waves.

But, as many here also know, I have maintained that there is a link between consciousness and the physical medium. This much, at least, has been one of the profounder implications of quantum mechanics since Heisenberg first formulated the Uncertainty Principle. The author of the article linked above, Tyler Durden, gets this. Indeed, economic crises are not just about cycles, but about human perceptions of those cycles. And it is here where those financial elites can indeed step in and ameliorate, or exacerbate, perceptions of those cycles and public perceptions of economic and financial events.

There may indeed be a countdown going on for Europe. But one cannot blame the Italians, Spanish, Portuguese or Greeks for not wanting to surrender their bullion reserves, and national treasures, as collateral for Eurobonds... indeed, it's the latter proviso that indicates in a subtle way something else I've been maintaining, namely, that there is a quiet, almost secretive Ahnenerbe-like quest by the elites to acquire and control antiquities. Antiquities are powerful cultural symbols, a kind of magical talisman that wields power over public perceptions. Additionally, for someone like Soros to state publicly that there is a countdown for Europe, to my mind, opens the possibility of the manipulation of perceptions.

Economics and finance do have a link to physics, but they also have a link to perceptions and the strange feedback loops that exist between the cycle, the perception, and the medium.  And of course, the central fact of flawed economic theory - in spite of the best efforts of Rothbard, von Mises, and others - remains: central banks exercise an inordinate amount of influence, and their track record at exacerbating economic cycles is, by now, no longer such a moot point.

See you on the flip side.

Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

13 Comments

  1. dunc on June 15, 2012 at 8:06 pm

    thanks joseph economic 1001 love your take!! very illuminating .getting a little tired of pseudo scientific editorials by the masters of relativism primarily based on what (IS) known.the pathological skeptic is not an indication of higher degrees of creative intelligence .how about reason and GOOD OLD PROBABILITY .does science mean if you can bang on it with a hammer then it is real. if you can’t its not? to some degree i believe matter would not exist without it being preceived .that IMO gives validity to your theory .thanks!!



  2. Bear claw Chris Lapp on June 15, 2012 at 4:06 pm

    Readers may want to check out the work of Kondratiev for some basics on long term economic waves.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kondratiev_wave



  3. Robert Barricklow on June 15, 2012 at 11:03 am

    There is smoke & fire here.
    The human brain produces its own very weak but very organized magnetic field, one that resonates at a simular frequency to that of earth. It is here that a connection may exist, one more profound than we realize. There is considerable eveidence that nuerons do indeed communicate the EAA field(known as field coupling).
    The cycles of the solar systems movement through the universe is a given, thus interacting with “other” magnetic pulses, electro & magnetic fields, not only out of this world, but out of this solar system. Can exotic physics generate these & other elemagnetc field signatures that are outside the “natural” ones?
    Yes, there is indeed smoke & fire here.



  4. Michael on June 15, 2012 at 10:49 am

    “Tyler Durden,” just for the record, is a pseudonym taken from Brad Pitt’s character in the popular movie, “Fight Club.” We shan’t expect to see him at book signings any time soon.



    • Jedi on June 15, 2012 at 4:27 pm

      Tyler is the flaming sword that guards the tree of life….also recording



  5. bdw on June 15, 2012 at 10:41 am

    “. . . has been one of the profounder implications of quantum mechanics since Heisenberg first formulated the Uncertainty Principle.”

    I will suggest again that you should really check out some off the “quantum debunkers.” Most of the “mind over matter” stuff from quantum mechanics are just opinions (as in, zero “evidence” to back up those opinions).

    David Harriman’s PHILOSOPHIC CORRUPTION OF PHYSICS lectures tell all. Heisenberg in some places literally just paraphrases Kant. This stuff sounds great, but it is most definitely NOT science. Kant is nice for those with a taste for him, but there is no proof in any of that. Quantum mysticism is opinion, pure and simple. There is no science “proving” these opinions. The logical contradictions in quantum theory are the hint that something is wrong here . . .

    I make this suggestion simply because quantum mysticism probably will not lead you anywhere useful. I do not deny that there is a “mystical” side to life, just that the quantum angle is not justifiable SCIENTIFICALLY (and that is the ONLY sort of justification that physicists have access to). It is just like religion: there is no way to prove (scientifically, logically, or otherwise) these ideas either right or wrong. That is a pretty good sign that it is a scam.

    Most here are aware that just because someone with the label “scientist” is talking is no proof that what they say is correct.



  6. p on June 15, 2012 at 10:09 am

    Isn’t Tyler Durden the name of the dude in Fight Club?



  7. SDRII on June 15, 2012 at 9:27 am

    And another Soros man calling for a Yen default within 5 YRs and saying he is hording $…

    Ex-Soros Adviser Fujimaki Says Japan May Default by 2017. Should the Japanese government default, the yen may weaken to 400-500 per dollar, and the yields on benchmark 10-year bonds could surge above 80 percent, according to Fujimaki. “I’m buying dollars in case of an emergency,” he said.. – Bloomberg



  8. HAL838 on June 15, 2012 at 9:12 am

    If evil is forever, humankind can’t last much longer.



    • Jedi on June 15, 2012 at 4:25 pm

      …had enough of evil….try liveing…..zap you are in heaven

      ps be nice to the animals and beasts of burden



      • HAL838 on June 15, 2012 at 7:35 pm

        THAT is the point !
        Evil cannot be forever.

        Its reign is over, but has left us lots of work
        to be able to save the planet already in
        death throws because of the evil
        that knows and loves destruction and mass murder,
        but knows nothing of benevolence and creation
        because the [true] evil, as this is,
        never can make sense and knows no reason.

        For this reason is it insanity.
        Its purpose has been only to reveal ‘choice’
        and unveil [prove out] its opposite.



        • Jedi on June 16, 2012 at 7:09 am

          it is the knowledge of good and evil that surely removes us from the tree of life…..i know i am stupid, but fight to be free from slavery. Its in my jeans.

          nice comment btw.



          • HAL838 on June 16, 2012 at 9:33 am

            You need to be free from manmade religions that enslave you,
            to make you do the bidding of those you likely claim to hate.

            How does any god give you free will without letting
            you know the choices ?

            Do not fret.
            If you like this world, you will probably go with it.



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