Go Fish. Novus Ordo Seclorum
By Eastan McNeal on October 11, 2008 at 1:10 AM in Current Affairs
Well Zbigniew Brzezinski (You know. The guy who kicked some soviet butt by creating the Afghan mujaheddin network, some of which would later form the Taliban and would shelter Al Qaeda camps. Yes. You remember him. He, as he admitted in a post Reagan era interview, and the CIA, “knowingly increased the probability that they (the Russians) would invade” by supporting Afghan rebels before the invasion and drawing the Russians into an “Afghan trap”. ) is getting his wish come true even before he is installed as the leader of the world, run from under the desk in the U.S. Oval Office.

For those who have not been paying attention I add this. ZB is Obama’s top foreign policy advisor. Yes. The Jimmy Carter guy who preached peace by talking to our enemies, while planning wars around the world is now planning to get back into the same seat he had while he piloted our last global nose-dive.
Why should I start this day picking on this man? Well it has to do with a phrase he has used and still utters today.
A New World Order. Yes, I know. That phrase has been printed, in Latin, on our currency ever since we started a government-regulated economy. But I think the treasury founders were thinking the new order would be individual economic freedom, not collective, one-world ownership.
Everybody in the middle can run away now and not read further. Left wing kooks can start salivating for the salvation of socialism and the right nuts can slam their fists on the table and say I told you so. But I am in a fifth dimension. One where product, produce and service have value.
Gordon Brown, the PM of Less Britain, today announced he is considering suing Iceland.
Yes. You read that right. A country is talking about suing a country. Why?

Iceland nationalized its banks this week to control and protect against runs. Heck, the Icelandic PM could have quoted FDR when he suggested that, if people would just chill, it might all just work out. Just read Dr. Heidi Li Feldman’s “Confidence and Cooperation: Franklin D. Roosevelt’s first Fireside Chat – “The Banking Crisis.”
Though I am grateful that the actions taken by FDR saved our nation, I am doubtful that today’s leaders understood his true meaning when he said we need to have “a devotion to public welfare.” I fear that those who advocate a one-world government see this crisis as an opportunity, to be embraced and promoted, to create a downward economic spiral that can only be halted by flat-lining the ownership society.
Here in the U.S.A. we are considering bail-out models that will have the government take partial to full ownership of companies that we help. France, Germany and Holland are moving to the same above-the-flood plateaus – government control and ownership of the once-free market system. We are considering a progressive transfer of private wealth to the commune, under the auspices of a devotion to public welfare.

The first step toward ensuring that the goal of everyone equally owning everything is to first make sure that nobody owns anything. The only path to a functioning socialist democracy is through a temporary trip through a communist demise. In other words, every corporation and entrepreneur must be eliminated and their personal empires destroyed and turned over to the single payer-payee government larges before the collective wealth of the world can be redistributed and shared equally with and for all.
Look. I already told you not to read this far. You should go from here to NPR while you still have a Lemming gene left in your little toe.
Long before my people got stupid and started becoming the new financial power base of Europe by buying up a bunch of British banks that were secretly holding a bunch of ACORN assets, they went fishing. They still do.
Over half of Iceland’s money transferred from other countries into their coffers comes from the export of fish. Making up most the other half is sheep wool and aluminum. Someday hydrogen and direct electricity will be added to their export buggy. They just have to stay nationalistic long enough to not be bailed out by thieves cloaked in shepherds cloth.
You catch a batch of fish. 90% of your catch you sell. 10% you eat. From the proceeds of what you sell, you put some into operating your boat, some into paying your crew, a little bit into living and the rest into saving for a new boat.
I know that sounds silly. It is much easier to go to the bank, borrow a bunch of money, buy into a business that owns businesses, sit on your butt and wait for your money to grow, then sell high. But that is not how this country was built. Sorry to tell you that Wall Street did not finance the pioneer wagon trains that plowed across this great land. Don’t get me started on how high finance pressed DC into allowing the railroads to take those settled lands for the common good of all man.
There is a fine line between socialism and fascism. In the middle is the nationalization of private assets.

Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
In the spirit of full disclosure I admit that my family is from Iceland. I am 100% Viking. I have a fishing pole and I know how to use it. There are still some fish in nearby waters. If you wish, you are welcome to come and fish in my stream. But if you come with a trawler and try to take all of my fish for the collective good then remember … as I said, I am Viking.



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