Dominoes of Destruction — Planned Implosion — The Bankers & Bastards Scandal

By Jeanine Bird

Don’t you just love to watch those implosions when they destroy a sky-scraper? The building just folds down into the ground – the base sucking in the top so elegantly. All over in a few minutes and easily seen.

What about convoluted domino structures that take people days to set up? Flick the first one and it sends off a series of fascinating movements, meandering through complex manoeuvres as each one crashes into the other, eventually destroying the whole board in spectacular fashion.

Imagine then, watching Australian agriculture and industry implode the same way – but in a s-l-o-w, decades long, drawn-out multi-chapter series of events. Every bit planned, set up by the globalists to ultimately get control of national economies. The end goal, the World Economic Forum (WEF) has proudly told us in the last few years, is that “you’ll own nothing and be happy”.

There has to be a pincer-action – bankers and bastards have to be in it together to squeeze us. The UN is the engine-room to drive it all, with International Monetary Fund (IMF) megabucks to set up “partnerships” which appear arms-length; to push out agendas; to sell it to stupid or bribable politicians as “world’s best practice”; to give bureaucrats the tools to convince politicians; to create think tanks, NGO’s, conferences, programs, vision statements, networks and lobbying groups; to prepare “laws” for nations; to fund the left hand with the right without the other knowing. To work in with third parties, eg Soros funding BLM ….. you get the drift.

Political Violence isn’t new in Australia

Sen. Paul McLean and James Renton famously wrote a book called Bankers and Bastards (1992) about Australian Banking corruption, and how its dirty wheels were greased by government, media and the judiciary. It got so hot, Paul was bashed and left for dead. Political violence isn’t new in Australia.

Aside from the UN and IMF, the globalist bankers and bastards set up a sophisticated form of Insider Trading to get what they wanted. They worked to change policy in Australia, to “buy” our national banks (taking shares, putting their people into position); and to shut down our very effective Commonwealth Bank which included the Commonwealth Development Bank with exceptional loans to develop Australian industry and primary production. Credit was issued for Australians by Australia then, and that needed to be broken. It was a hostile takeover, yet wasn’t seen as such, because Uniparty pollies had been bribed or convinced it was the thing to do (or paid off with UN or gobbleopoly appointments) .

State Banks, which financed primary and secondary industries, innovation and small businesses, had to be broken. They were white-anted from within – by people with policies which set up to fail. It was a scandal when State banks “failed”, but the scandal wasn’t the one written up – the scandal was the stealthy decimation by globalists, and the States ceding their (bank of issue) banking rights to the feds.

I must remember to go and look at “The Bank” again – a Aussie movie from 2001 with David Wenham and Anthony LaPaglia in it. I remember the globablist bankster (LaPaglia) escaping in his jet at the end, no repercussions. It says it all.

Extensive, Careful, Targetted, Well-funded, Long-term Planning

The Cargills and ConAgra gobbleopolies of the world escaped similarly when they broke the Wheat Board and our Single-Desk system after white-anting it with the Iraq “bribery” scandal. Don’t worry, they would have been bribing everyone within cooee too, especially in countries where it’s the time-honoured way of doing business. When in Rome, do as Romans do. (Speaking of Rome, remember when the Club of Rome decided Australia wasn’t going to be paid for wheat sold to Iraq?)

Our Co-operatives were white-anted. They weren’t deemed world’s best practice. Government policy was set up – with red tape which ensured failure. An uneducated generation fell for the greed-spiel, and voted to trade their future for short-term gain. Co-ops were lost, and so was any ability to control the paddock-to-plate process. The big boys were poised to move in – a “generous” payment up front would screw everyone for generations as they served the gobbleopolies.

Our Government via UNIDO, adopted the Lima Declaration and Plan of Action on Industrial Development and Cooperation (UNIDO) in 1975. This blueprint set out the “dominoes” for the destruction of Australian agriculture and secondary industries, deploying it all to the “third world” as it was then, (China benefitted mostly). Lima undergirds GATT, GATS (the instrument that set water trading parameters globally), Agenda 21 and 30, and Paris etc.

Tariffs Too Naughty

Tariffs became too naughty to behold. We weren’t allowed to protect our industries and we had to white-ant our standard of living. But, as I’ve argued ad infinitum, you cannot compete with third world wages and maintain the standard of living we had built for ourselves. Something has to give.

If we built it, we’re entitled to protect it, just as people insure their homes, cars and assets.

We gave it away. Lima (to Paris) had us “internationalize”, to destroy our manufacturing, send it overseas, and buy it back. The third world needed a market for their low cost products produced with our raw materials, and we were it ….. or we didn’t eat.

See how far-reaching Lima has been, with updates and policy built in to suit the UN narrative right up to Paris and beyond?

Tentacles from Lima to Paris: the Free Trade altar

Thousands of farmers and manufacturing industries were broken, sacrificially bankrupted on the globalist “internationalizing” altar of Lima, tariff reductions and that illusory “level playing field” of so-called free trade. We had to give special attention to the “development of basic industries such as steel, chemicals, petro chemicals and engineering, thereby consolidating their (third world) economic independence while at the same time assuring an effective form of import substitution and a greater share of world trade.” (ie for the third world).

We cruelled our steel industry, closed down our oil refineries, courted Monsanto and their likes, closed down car manufacturing, decimated other manufacturing, sent thousands of good hard-working people broke. Everything and everyone was “structurally adjusted” – another UN term for taking away millions of assets built up over a lifetime, or generations, and being sent packing with maybe $50k to start again. The banks played Waltzing Matilda, and collected a 150% tax write-off to boot!

People lost their homes and businesses, and it’s still happening thanks to good UN policy working in favour of the gobbleopolies. It’s a pincer action requiring UN/Government policy and banking policy working together. It’s happening in the water space again, now.

Our wool industry had to be broken – internationalized. How dare the producers control anything (albiet some stupid policy by the AWC at the time). A single word changed in the legislation enabled it, I remember being told at a woolgrowers meeting. It’s barely recovered, decades later.

Land titles have been digitised, not worth the paper they’re written on. Another domino, ready to collapse. Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC’s) are incoming so YOUR money can be controlled, directed, or withheld – especially if you’re a bit naughty and aren’t charmed by Jim, or don’t think Albo’s a nice melon.

Banks can take your money any time with the “bail in” laws. More dominoes to crash the economy.

We “unbundled” everything, according to the UN tabernacle requiring Deregulation, Privatization, Trade Liberalism, and Commodification prior to Structural Adjustment.

It’s “efficiency management” if you listen to the boffins; but in reality, it’s separating the “efficient” and “inefficient” sectors, selling off the “efficient” sectors to gobbleopolies for a big $, and leaving the taxpayers to prop up the inefficient bits. In fact, if left together, it would be a healthy profit or return to the taxpayer, not a drain. Nationally, we tried to do it with Australia Post, and did it with some infrastructure (roads/bridges), but especially Energy, Communications and Water. Economic Boffin-speak always tells us it will be more competitive and lower prices – but it never does, just like our power bills. Interest is used as a weapon to steal our national capacity.

Private banks reap the interest (profits) used to structurally adjust the economy. What right do private banks have to benefit from our interest payments anyhow? After all, we give them, by legislation, the right to issue the credit for the nation. They do it for no cost, a keyboard entry the only effort required. Tradies and farmers work all day in the heat or cold; small businesses do long hours. Banks hold the mortgages (dealth pledges). Banks are privileged, and treat communities like dirt, closing branches all over the place. It’s time they had this privilege removed by legislation. Our nation would be far better off without banks ripping the guts out of it’s productive capacity.

Water Dominoes – Prepped Well In Advance

Water was well prepped for take-over. The fuse was lit; basic dominoes were established with early preparation for the final Water Act, decades later. In 1994, early Competition Policy reform required policy for water titles to be held separately to land. In 2004 the National Water Initiative (NWI) was a formal commitment to fuller “unbundling” — States agreed to define water entitlements as shares of a consumptive pool, separate it from land, and facilitate trade (so it could be accessed by the gobbleopolist water barons).

Between 2000 and 2007 NSW and Victoria had made provision and actually unbundled regulated systems, coincidentally, just in time for Malcolm Turnbull’s gobbleopoly mates to swoop once the Water Act (2007) was fraudulently brought into effect by the Howard government. A Uniparty Coup!

Why were they able to do this? Oh yes, because of The Tasmanian Dam Case, a High Court decision in 1983 which ruled that because the Federal government had entered into an international agreement by virtue of the External Affairs power of the Commonwealth Constitution, it was able to over-ride the States (Tas. in this case). It was a decision previously the State’s to make, exclusively – i.e. without federal intervention. Another domino set in place. Commonwealth can trounce the States whenever they feel like it.

They totally disregarded the Australian Constitution, in particular S 100. They trashed the Australian people’s right to a REFERENDUM to change the Constitution. They changed it by default over water rights, imposing a UN dictate upon us instead. They opened up water markets to politicians and international buyers, which would corrupt our market, and push up the price of water. They imposed UN rules whereby our God-given right to water (essential to human survival and endeavour) was commoditised. They even told us that “the general purposes of the Water Act and the Basin Plan are … to give effect to relevant international agreements”. What more proof do you need???

Means of Production (vital input) Vs Commodity

Particularly in the Murrumbidgee Irrigation Area (MIA), our system was purpose-built to ensure food security and serve the communities here. This was the VISION of our forefathers that we have so greedily sold our souls for, allowing a necessity to become a commodity. We’ve allowed the trading away of that which our communities are built on. We’ve allowed Water, the Commodity, to be stolen from beneath our feet, which has cost our region dearly in terms of Water, the Means of Production (vital input).

Water, the Means of Production, is no longer considered essential to human survival and endeavour, because it’s nature has changed, one domino at a time, to become Water, the Commodity.

Currently, One Nation MP and Member for Farrer David Farley is trying to save the Deniliquin (NSW) area in particular, which is highly dependent on growing rice.

Farley is endeavouring to have water held by the Commonwealth and States released in order for rice to be grown. Despite the fact Ramsar makes provision for protecting rice paddies, selective climate change amnesia by the Albo, Burke & Co regime favours Net Zero and the decimation of a whole region of humanity.

Ramsar website (2011): “Wetlands are also important storehouses of plant genetic material. Rice, for example, which is a common wetland plant, is the staple diet of more than half of humanity”.

Albo, Burke & Co want an implosion. They’re dominoes hell-bent on collapsing an economy which, if allowed to farm, could bring in precious GDP and taxes. Graphed in a previous article, estimated tax revenue from the whole of the MDB water is $30b. It could potentially be $30b for the Southern Basin alone if the Net Zero/Climate Change madness wasn’t hell-bent on flooding over-bank to water (and kill) red gums that have survived so far without human intervention, and send a heap of water out to top up the Southern ocean….. just because ….

Money Spent Could Have Built A Dam For “The Environment”

The money spent so far on water buy-backs and dubious “water-saving” schemes could have built a dam just for the environment, and left the productive water to produce. Instead, it’s blocking up dams, just waiting to be pushed out to sea on the Paddle Steamer Environmental Madness.

Banksters & Bastards Revisited

As for the Banksters and Bastards: The Banksters are crucial to implementing this at the international and national levels, and screwing producers and businesses at the local level. They’re in it to make money at the expense of everyone else, even the governments they control.

The Bastards are many:

Bureaucratic bastards are crucial to sway government and implement policy for the UN. Politicians are crucial bastards, needed to set policy no matter how bad it is for their constituents, because their allegiance is to the UN/financial /corporate gobbleopolies. The UN bastards are a law unto themselves, scattered through a web of destructive deceit aimed at cutting nations off at the knees, and beating us all into submission so we’ll own nothing and supposedly be happy.

Corporate Gobbleopolies are bastards of another form, coming in with swags of money to do all sorts of things – buying up farmland and industries, trading water and ensuring the price is out of the producer’s reach, or making it so unviable as to not enable cropping.

Environmental bastards are lurking throughout governmental departments and uni’s everywhere, carrying out all the ancillary water sharing plans, dreaming up red and green tape, writing academic articles etc., following UN protocols just ready to be dropped into policy. Lobbyist bastards employed by the Gobbleopolies ensure hands are greased in some way that can’t be traced, pull it all together at the political level, and sit back and watch it implemented because, of course, it’s world’s best practice.

The parasitic nature of the various “Bankers and Bastards” is such that they need each other in their quest to sap our economic viability and innovation in order to implode sovereign nations globally by setting up their dominoes of destruction to descend upon regions. There are war dominoes, sanction dominoes, interest dominoes, supply restriction (eg fuel) dominoes; GFC dominoes, World Bank/IMF dominoes, food and water restriction dominoes, conspiracy theory dominoes, free speech dominoes, mis and disinformation dominoes ….. dominoes everywhere, just ready to crash into you.

We could get a few dominoes of our own, you know!