Ben Fulford January 8, 2013

In the Middle-East, a move to revive the nation of
Kurdistan, complete with control over massive oil fields, has slipped in
under the radar. The Turks appear to have given a green light to this
arrangement in exchange for promises of oil revenues, according to a
Turkish government source.

The real game changer though, remains the ongoing process of bringing
Asian gold and treasure holdings into play in the international
financial system. Here some very nitty-gritty technical discussions are
proceeding smoothly, if slowly.

The bottle-neck in bringing the Asian gold and treasure back into the
global financial system, for the first time since President Kennedy was
assassinated in 1963, has been the question of who to put in charge and
how to carry it out. There is concrete work going on to solve these
issues but unfortunately, there is still a news embargo on the subject.
However, the talks are highly detailed, involve well-known and not
well-known players, smelters, warehouses of cash and other down-to-earth
logistical issues. The new governments in Japan, North Korea, South
Korea and China, however, are supporting this process, which is supposed
to lead to the creation of a meritocratic world economic planning
agency.

In the West, an exchange of hand-written memos has made it clear that
the Freemasons, the gnostic illuminati and the eco-friendly branch of
the Nazis, among others, also support the creation of such a
meritocratic organization. Some of the major old world order bloodline
groups are also tentatively supportive on the condition that traditional
royal family perks remain in place.

The White Dragon Society has proposed that well-known and liked
non-Western political veterans be put in charge of the initial staff
selection for the agency. Three names in particular have been mentioned:
Lee Kuan Yew, Mahathir Mohamad and Nelson Mandela.

None of these gentlemen have been contacted yet because the sherpas are still not finished with their work.

Such an agency would in no way replace existing structures but would
instead be something entirely new and additional to the old order power
structures.
The cabal, for its part, is still trying to threaten and terrorize
the world in order to have its way. A recent report in the Jerusalem
Post, wrongly attributed to the BBC, claimed that Iran had ordered the
evacuation of 1.5 million people from the city of Ifshasan. This false
report has been interpreted as a crude threat.
Despite such bravado, the situation in the Middle East seems to be
moving towards some kind of settlement. The mercenary army in Syria has
announced it is no longer being funded.

At the same time, two Kurdish families have been given control of
vast oil fields in Northern Iraq with apparent Turkish agreement,
according to MI6 and Turkish sources. The indications are that some sort
of Sunni transnational alliance is emerging in the region and that the
governments of Turkey, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are already on board.
The situation in the United States is a bit harder to read right now.
As mentioned at the top, the Obama regime, while having prevented World
War 3, is still very clearly a fascist, cabal controlled entity.
Judging from the fact that top Bush/Clinton crime family members
(Hillary and George Sr.) have been holed up in hospitals, it appears the
US side of the cabal is now under the control of George Soros, the
Rockefellers, Zbigniew Brzezinski and that group. In other words, the
Nazi neo-con group lost a lot of influence when they failed to get their
man Romney into the White House.
Clearly the way to liberate the United States and put an end to the
fascist regime there remains removing cabal control of the process of
monetary creation. This in turn hinges to some extent on the
negotiations over Asian participation in that process. Some meetings
this week might shed further light on how this process is advancing.
Another way to weaken cabal power is to attack the other big source
(apart from central bank ownership) of their money: the international
drug trade.

This newsletter has attempted to put a number on the scale of this trade by multiplying
UN estimates of drug production by the average retail price. This sheds
some interesting light on the economics of “drug wars.” (fyi some weird
formatting problem occurred in this word processor as soon as I started
writing about drugs) Heroin production in Afghanistan runs at a bit
under 10,000 tons per year, or about $500 billion dollars retail. Given
the annual costs of the Afghan war being $122 billion, that means the
occupation of Afghanistan, in business terms, yields an annual profit
margin of about 400%. Throw in cocaine at about $82 billion a year,
amphetamines at about $600 billion per year and Marijuana at $1.3
trillion per year and you can see this is a roughly $2.5 trillion a year
business (four times the pentagon budget), mostly controlled by the CIA
and its web of gangster affiliates.
Discussion with CIA, triad, yakuza, North Korean and South American
drug mafias reveal that they are all open to becoming legal, tax-paying
businesses if drugs are legalized or decriminalized. This is especially
easy to argue with hemp and marijuana because the overwhelming evidence,
both medical and sociological, is that it should never have been made
illegal in the first place.

So, by returning the right to create money to governments and by
decriminalizing drugs, it is possible to cut off most of the world’s
terrorist financing.

The pharmacidical industry, another big cabal power spot, can also be
co-opted by removing the taboo on life prolonging, life enhancing and
pleasure giving medicines.
That would leave the cabal with just oil as its last big money
generator. Fortunately, the oil people have already agreed to a phased
in introduction of new energy technology and a transformation of their
industry into a geo-engineering, materials and eco-system creating
industry.

In any case, we hope that during the coming week the high level
information embargo will end and concrete good news will become
available.

2013-01-07 11:18:57

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