Who is our puppet master? (From Western Telegraph)

Who is our puppet master?

4:14pm Monday 14th June 2010 in Warrender's World By Peter Warrender

Everyone must be noticing most items in the shops are increasing almost daily at an alarming rate. Wages are remaining static, so these increases in the shops are in fact a wage cut for everyone. Everyone with cash in the bank is losing out because of the true buying power of their money. House prices are artificially inflated to the extent, people have to borrow more and more, to afford to buy their own home. People think they are doing ok because their homes are increasing in value. What they do not realise is because of the devalued pound and all the extra interest accumulating against their property, resulting in their asset being worth less in real terms. True inflation is being hidden by the powers that be. It has always been manipulated by the government, who are in power to look less than it is. The same thing happens to unemployment statistics. The true amount of unemployed is much higher than the official figures. Our whole system is run, to enable a few extremely rich families to get richer, on the backs of all the working class (anyone that has to work for a living). We are paying far too much direct and indirect taxes, if people knew the true amounts they are paying in taxes there would be uproar. Does anyone know what most of our income tax is used for? It is mostly used paying interest on the fabricated debt, applied to us all by central banks. These banks print and issue currencies to their respective governments and apply interest to every unit they issue. Why all our governments are allowing this to happen is sinister. It is as if our governments are caught in a strangle hold by these banks, allowing them to parasitically drain our resources filing the banks coffers. Even more alarming is that the banks that have created all this debt on societies, are attaching the debt to real assets and when said banks intentionally pull the financial rug from under everyone, by causing job losses along with the resulting recession or depression, which allows the banks to repossess peoples true assets, far in excess to what they had initially borrowed. It has happened time and time again throughout history. These banks not only enslave individuals but have brought governments and countries down. Our freedom is an illusion, created by these few banking cartels; to which we are just consuming slaves, expendable in the hidden great global game of chess. This game of chess results in misery along with billions of lives being lost, in order to make vast profits for the game players. So to reiterate, inflationary increases in goods in our shops, are not accidental, it is all part of the game to keep us enslaved, until we are no longer necessary. The so called elite, delightfully refer to us all as “useless eaters”.