My thought is directed by a combination of things read, listened to and my own intuition. There is a book published earlier this year entitled "The Great Taking," by David Rogers Webb. It is available in both pdf and hard copy. Webb has a lengthy introduction discussing his professional career as a fund manager; you can find him listed professionally on the web, as well. He goes into great detail describing what he sees as a project that has been in the works for a very long time to create a neofeudal world composed of two classes: a handful of haves who own everything, and everyone else who own nothing. (In this light, the comment of Klaus Schwab that we will "own nothing and like it," or words to that effect, come to mind.)
The book is beyond me, technically; if you're versed in the workings of finance, you may understand it.
Personally, while I find the existence of the project very believable, I see two flies in the ointment that I think will prevent it from being realized: (a) the fact that Americans are armed, and (b) BRICS. The forces behind this project did not anticipate BRICS -- and BRICS can destroy them, and quite easily. All it would take is the establishment of a gold-backed currency. In fact, one country has openly discussed its interest in doing this all by itself; guess which one? If you said Russia, you'd be right. There is an economist named Alasdair Macleod who published an article within the last week presenting his analysis that Russia not only should back the ruble with gold, it has no choice but to do so. At the annual BRICS meeting in August, Russia wanted the BRICS countries to go ahead with the establishment of a gold-backed currency, but China and India resisted -- I think because of what they knew it would do to the world economy. As Macleod describes, fiat currency and hard currency are like oil and water: they can't play together, and the establishment of a gold-backed ruble would mean the end of fiat currency the world over. The economies of the West would go into freefall.
There is a great deal of nuclear war-related activity taking place right now. It's not making the news, for obvious reasons; but the observer I've been tracking on YouTube (NYPrepper) seems highly informed. His analysis bespeaks an unusual familiarity with American nuclear resources. If he's right, the question becomes compelling, whether the World Economic Forum and their ilk are pressing the West into World War 3 in order to prevent the East from establishing a gold-backed currency.
