Quote from: BCEmporium on June 05, 2011, 04:39:48 PM

unspy... you're a bit too "Amerocenter" in your arguments, like if the entire World was in conspiracy against USA or if there were a rule "who gets USA wins the World".
By the time of Marx and up to the end of WW2, USA wasn't more important than, for an instance, Brazil, nor by the time of the Soviet Revolution. Calm your horses... the "ages of the American Empire" will eventually come to an end; nothing is eternal.

First, you're correct to say the "ages of the American Empire" will eventually
come to an end. Indeed, nothing is eternal. However, the founding fathers
of this nation never intended that we should become an empire. This is my
whole point, one you seemed to miss. They did something Brazil did not
do, they wrote a Constitution that placed limits on the Government, and
not of the people. Indeed, building on the Magna Carta they hoped to be
a light to the world for new experiment called LIBERTY. They delivered
not a democracy, but a Republic, Bill of Rights and a model for others
to follow in decentralized government.

Now if you consider this argument is too "Amerocenter" for your taste
you are welcome to dismiss it and move on, as I'm sure you will.
Personally, I have no problem being a patriot and lover of the
Constitution, or this once great Republic, or LIBERTY.

Yes, I do believe in the conspiratorial view of history, and in my view
the bankers have been working in concert with such groups as the
Council on Foreign Relations and the Trilateral Commission to bring
about a socialist-world system in which an elite composed of
intellectuals and bankers will rule over the entire planet.

You define it as "who gets USA wins the World" while I suggest it
is more correct to say "who destroys the USA, controls the world."
That is why our industry has been sent abroad, it is all part of
a well crafted plan to destroy the middle-class. Why? Because
the goal is to make us all debt slaves. How is you fail to see this?
From point of view, this is easy to see and has clearly been going
on sense the formation of the Federal Reserve System, in 1929.

How did this conspiracy get it's start? Glad you asked =)

If you study Cecil Rhodes, of the Rhodes/Milner Roundtable,
you will learn he had an ambitious goal for the extension of
British dominion, control and increased wealth. If a person
really wanted to know the origin of this conspiracy, I would
point them to Lord Alfred Milner who was Rhodes' mentor.

But clearly, you aren't looking to history for answers, you
seem quite content to invent your own world-view and
compare governments to software, and cultures to
hardware, the debate which came first.

Well, I have a theory of my own, I call this kind of
avoidance of history and denial of conspiracy the
"artificial intelligence" conspiracy.

"None are more hopelessly enslaved, as those who
falsely believe they are free...."