Shooter: "The Revolution Begins Today"
(Conspiracy Nation, 11/08/07) - As news first broke yesterday about
Pekka-Eric Auvinen, alleged Finnish school shooter, NPR reported he
had said, "The revolution begins today," as he went about his bloody
business. "Today" would mean November 7th, the day of the Finnish
carnage. November 7th is also, by coincidence, the 90th anniversary of
the Bolshevik revolution. (Brooklyn Daily Eagle, article by Raanan
Geberer. http://www.brooklyneagle.com/categories/category.php?category_id=33&i...)
Geberer (op. cit.) also claims yesterday was the 311th day of the
year. This has not been verified as Conspiracy Nation goes to press.
Also not yet verified is Mr. Auvinen's reportedly having said, "The
revolution begins today." A news search does not yield the exact
quote. AP reports witnesses saying the shooter prowled the building
looking for victims while shouting slogans for "revolution." ("School
Shooter Kills 8, Self in Finland," by Marius Turula. AP, Nov. 7, 2007)
The shocking Finnish event occurred amidst a backdrop of mounting
financial turmoil. Consequent to yesterday's stock market plunge in
the U.S., technical problems paralysed the London Stock Exchange.
Traders' screens froze at 3:50 pm London time. ("LSE trading paralysed
by breakdown as Dow plunges 360 points," by Christine Seib and Siobhan
Kennedy. London Times, Nov. 8, 2007)
And yet, in two days time, all this news will cease to exist. It will
then be Sports-O-Plenty Saturday, a special compartment in the global
mind where crises do not exist, have never existed, and if you are
worried you must be crazy.
Besides being reportedly the 311th day of the year, yesterday,
November 7th, has a European "7-11" significance. Over there, they
write November 7th as "7 November 2007," i.e., 7/11.
There are other aspects to an eruption of "coincidences." On October
21, 2007, Conspiracy Nation reported on the "Federal" Reserve having
opened a $30 billion line of credit to Great Britain. (http://
www.shout.net/~bigred/SocialBarometer.html). Anatole Kaletsky in
today's London Times reveals the Bank of England had refused "to offer
a line of credit to support a takeover of Northern Rock by Lloyds
TSB." The British central bank had been under pressure to extend "up
to £30 billion in public funding." ("Hey, Guv, can you spare us £30
billion quid?" by Anatole Kaletsky. London Times, Nov. 8, 2007)
Kaletsky (op. cit.) bitingly asks, "Should tens of billions of pounds
of public money be diverted from health, education, defence and other
social services to underwrite the profits of hedge funds, protect the
jobs of international bankers and subsidise stockbrokers' bonuses?"
But Ben Bernanke, chief of the "Fed," had no such qualms about
extending a special line of credit to British banks. Meanwhile, with
all the extra "liquidity" (paper dollars) materializing, another
"coincidence" is rampant inflation. For "educated fools," an
explanation is in order: dollar value is based on scarcity; increased
"liquidity" means less scarcity; less scarcity means less dollar
value; less dollar value means things cost more; things costing more
means inflation. "Educated" persons may have trouble grasping this.
Sympathy is extended to such persons. If they try standing on their
head they might "get it."
Plain folks who already understand how increase of paper dollars
drives down their value might be interested in an honest inflation
assessment in today's London Telegraph newspaper. "Rising food prices,
or 'agflation' as it has become known, is only a part of the story...
>From metals to oil, from labour to the cost of shifting goods from A
to B, the price of everything is significantly higher." ("Fewer beer
and pizza nights as prices soar," by Tom Stevenson."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xml=/money/2007/11/08/cnp...)
Some USA banks are in trouble. By "coincidence" the "Federal" Reserve
is owned by some USA banks! Is this a conflict of interest? Wall
Street also controls many of the USA financial reporters. The
"coincidence" here is how the financial reporters have begun to
predict another "Fed" rate cut in December. And it's funny how those
predictions by the financial reporters always come true!
Will Ben Bernanke jump just because Wall Street cries "Wolf"? This was
asked on September 18th by Conspiracy Nation. (http://www.shout.net/
~bigred/Booma.html) Clued-in now to the scheme is, again, Anatole
Kaletsky, this time writing on Nov. 5 in the London Times. Kaletsky
complains about "the intellectual influence of financial economists
who dominate the media headlines and airwaves with their self-serving
predictions of gloom and doom, which apparently justify demands for
much lower interest rates." ("Ben Bernanke must step over media
tripwires")
Well, it could be all just a coincidence, as the coincidence theorists
say. Above have been some of the "dots." Connect them how you will.
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