Simon Parkes - Delayed October Newsletter

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Welcome to the delayed October newsletter. World events are moving at a speed that we have not seen for many years. Most of my newsletter will be aimed at United Kingdom and America because this is where the future and the decisions will play out in a more public manner.

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[TrumanCash]

I would like to comment on the following quote from Simon's October newsletter:

"With this in mind it is worth reminding ourselves that there are two main factions at work at the very top of the elite tree. The first faction which is the negative faction wishes to bring about an economic collapse suddenly and with no time to respond. The other faction which is a positive group wishes the inevitable economic crash to be managed and to be played out over weeks rather than days. The difference being a sudden crash would lead to shortages and civil unrest whereas a managed crash/handover is much more likely to be less disruptive to our everyday lives. It is these two factions which now are seeking to dominate."

First of all, the "economic collapse" does not have to take place and it is not "inevitable". It is only "inevitable" because the elite (both "factions") want it to take place. The entire global "economic collapse", which is presently happening, is by design by the elitists. They could easily do a reset, forgive all debts, discontinue the debt-based, unsustainable monetary system and even end taxation.

Therefore, there is no such thing as a "positive group" of "elite". There is only bad and worse and those terms would best describe both "factions". They are all sociopathic. They are criminals of the worst kind because they are collectively causing the endless wars, poverty and suffering of the common people of this planet while they smugly look down from their gaudy ivory tower mansions.

I do not call them "elite" because they are no more "elite" than you or I. To say that they are "elite" simply because they are megalomaniac control freaks is absolutely absurd. The real elite of this world--the common people--are not obsessed with living in opulence while others needlessly suffer.

TLC

[Limor Wolf]

Posted by TrumanCash (here)
I would like to comment on the following quote from Simon's October newsletter:

"With this in mind it is worth reminding ourselves that there are two main factions at work at the very top of the elite tree. The first faction which is the negative faction wishes to bring about an economic collapse suddenly and with no time to respond. The other faction which is a positive group wishes the inevitable economic crash to be managed and to be played out over weeks rather than days. The difference being a sudden crash would lead to shortages and civil unrest whereas a managed crash/handover is much more likely to be less disruptive to our everyday lives. It is these two factions which now are seeking to dominate."

First of all, the "economic collapse" does not have to take place and it is not "inevitable". It is only "inevitable" because the elite (both "factions") want it to take place. The entire global "economic collapse", which is presently happening, is by design by the elitists. They could easily do a reset, forgive all debts, discontinue the debt-based, unsustainable monetary system and even end taxation.

Therefore, there is no such thing as a "positive group" of "elite". There is only bad and worse and those terms would best describe both "factions". They are all sociopathic. They are criminals of the worst kind because they are collectively causing the endless wars, poverty and suffering of the common people of this planet while they smugly look down from their gaudy ivory tower mansions.

I do not call them "elite" because they are no more "elite" than you or I. To say that they are "elite" simply because they are megalomaniac control freaks is absolutely absurd. The real elite of this world--the common people--are not obsessed with living in opulence while others needlessly suffer.

TLC

Thank you, TrumanCash, I would have signed it with three copies. It reminds me a paragraph from the 'Tenth insight' by James Redfield that says that our belief that we 'so called' must suffer from war, natural disasters, other apocalyptic events such as global warming, riots and chaos, originate in the thought as if we should be punished because we have sinned. A fear that reflects a collective approach that prevents creative response