This is a picture from a Daily Mail article that I referred to in my last post. At first glance and a read through the article it would seem like the Daily Mail is actually for once on our side, that of the people who are suffering due to the corporate greed raging across our planet. However nothing is what it seems in this world and I was sucked in and led a merry emotional dance by the picture of this child begging for money on the streets of Greece. The article speaks of how families cannot support children because the debts of the country have gotten to crisis point, it used this picture to prove its point.
Firstly I do feel the evidence is beyond doubt. Greece along with the rest of the Eurozone is in financial turmoil. With this in mind I should have been more vigilant when dealing with an article coming from the Daily Mail. I have it on good authority that the child depicted in the above picture is in fact part of a nomad or traveller group, some would call them gypsies. Either way this source inform's me that the child is begging for food and money. This is part of the traveller culture in Greece and a very common site on the city streets, the child is not abandoned but in fact working for his family. Moral issues with that aside, it is not what the article says is going on. This source (who will remain anonymous) stated that the above picture has nothing to do with the the problems Greece is having financially. The article played up the "abandoned children" aspect and made claims that more and more children where being left on the streets of Greece by the day. It also made claims that the price of aspirin was on the rise for the Greece, insinuating that even simple medical care of a child is fraught with challenges in these financial times, therefore giving even more credibility to the story in hand. I cannot say either way if the cost of aspirin in Greece is on the rise, the article does state Greece is almost out, I have no research to verify this. I also do not refute the personal accounts given in the article but I would suggest that they may be out of context and we do not have the full background to each.
I do know they, like us here, in the UK have a thriving Occupy movement opposed to the corporate greed and like us, here in the UK, they are being bled dry by the banksters and are certainly not happy about it. It is always hard to determine fact from fiction in such situations. As the Occupy movement alone has been the target for co-opting across the political spectrum. It was, after all started by Ad-Busters, which was funded from global interests (the liink says George Soro's did not fund OWS but pay attention to who Tides deals with and remember Soro's in 2009 supported Banker Bailouts). They then went on to support the Robin Hood Tax which George Soro's openly has an active hand in. The Robin hood Tax is a total globalist ploy to instigate socialism according to the designs of the Elite, one world currency, one world bank etc etc. Just read who else is involved and you will soon see . I support the Occupy movement as it has grown bigger than the Elite's ever expected and it is now a true potential force for real change, if we the people actually start working together properly. I am pleased to say that I am beginning to see potential signs of organising and I do believe we will see an Occupy part 2 in the not so distant future. This time with no global fingers in any pies hopefully. To sum it up Greece is financially in the shit, just as we are. This I am not disputing.
I would now like to draw your attention to the offer of help made by Australian Prime Minister towards Europe last year, specifically with Greece in mind. This was made around the same time Australian PM Julia Gillard passed a bill implementing Carbon Tax. What has this got to do with anything I hear you ask, well my brain works in round about ways and I may be making connections where they are not wanted but I am not the only one making these connections, so I am going with it. If you remember, it was not so long ago that Europe was being pressured to get in on the carbon tax scheme or Cap 'n' Trade, as they called it. Of course this was pretty much rejected across Europe wholesale as the global warming lie began to unravel in front of the Elite. All you need to ask to understand the absurdity of it is...why tax the building blocks of life, carbon?
So they could not get carbon tax into Europe but they HAVE got it into Australia. Australia, via the IMF have dealings with Europe. Get the idea yet? If you understand the mentality of the Elite, you will know that they do not give up, they just keep trying. Carbon Tax will cement their control and global dominance in many ways. Destroying Economies and enslaving the people to the New World Order and their energy supplies, while they strip mine the planet for the resources needed to keep the lie and false economy churning over. It is, of course, this strip mining that is the real pollutant. Simply put, carbon tax must be opposed, along with the many other schemes they Elite are pushing right now.
If you have not already figured it out by now let me explain. Through Australia, they now have a way to force Europe into the Cap 'n' Trade scheme. Once Europe is financially beholden to Australia, then all Australia needs to do, via the IMF, is declare that Europe must implement Cap 'n' Trade over a set period in order to clear its debts with Australia. The Globalists truly do stick to the old saying, if at first you do not succeed, try try again. So back to that Daily Mail article that so sucked me in at first. Well it is pretty simple once you sit back and think about it. It is all about propaganda. Getting the rest of the world to view the Greeks in a certain way so when the time comes to implement carbon tax we will all be full of images from Greece of children on the streets, this engenders a certain emotional response in the rest of us. A response that can be manipulated and in my case was completely. Of course in the short term it looks like it is pro "Occupy" (for lack of a better term) without ever saying as much, but in the long run I can now see a very sinister aim behind such an article.
Please do not misunderstand me. Greece is, I believe in a financial crisis. Just as we are in the UK. However after I was informed as to the true origin of the picture, I could not help but question the motives of the Daily Mail article. Then I remembered the Australian / Greece connection and I figured its all part of a subtle, yet tangible, propaganda drive designed to swing the public opinion in favour of allowing cap 'n' trade. "What about the poor children", everyone will say. "We must join the Australian carbon tax scheme and accept their IMF loans to save the children. Those Greeks must, we will simply not stand for anything else". Problem-Reaction-Solution, as one well known alternative researcher is fond of pointing out.
Finally I will say that the rhetoric towards Occupy in most countries is getting more and more aggressive, as the Elite have realised that their initial attempts to play the real concerns of the people off of each other in an effort to get us to buy into an "Elite" offered solution such as The Robin Hood Tax, is now failing. Thus Occupy as a whole is getting less and less favourable press. So the news reports are obviously turning elsewhere in an effort to feed the masses with lies and confuse the whole situation even further while still using the tangible sentiment of the occupy movement to fuel emotional desire in its readers. The media have always been used as a way to confuse the masses, misrepresenting truth to suit the needs of others. So, yes, the Australian / European cap 'n' trade connection could be a motive for the article, a motive based on events that have and are happening. I will of course never know the truth of the article. Yet it is still an article that is propagandist and misrepresenting the truth. That alone should raise your suspicions. As seems to be the case with all this, it would seem like the plot doth thicken.
I urge you to ask yourselves what you think all this means?
Love to you all.
