What
do the Congo, North Korea, and Afghanistan have in common? They are all home to large deposits of rare
earth minerals that greedy transnational corporations covet. What does that translate into? War and threats of war (for the latter two)
from the corporate-controlled government officials in Washington City, and, in
the case of the Congo, an Ebola scare.
More
on Ebola:
The
Piracy Scam Could Be the Model for Ebola
When
it comes to any kind of risk-based analysis connected to RAND, the public
should be very wary of their controversial, history-based claims. RAND
could be running point for an insurance payout over Ebola-listed cases. Earlier
this year, 21WIRE learned that the centuries-old insurer, Lloyd’s of London, had
seen their profits soar from the so-called Somali ‘pirate zone’ from a
study conducted by the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW)
in 2011:
“Many
of the relevant players (Somali pirates, local communities, nascent
government in pirate regions, international navies, private security and the insurance industry) have no incentive to stop piracy. In
fact, there is a relatively stable relationship between these groups,
many of whom share a clear business interest in maintaining piracy at its
current level.”
The
Somali Piracy crisis was, at least, partly engineered and DIW unearthed
some of Lloyd’s most unsavory maritime enterprises by concluding that
it is the maritime insurer’s who are the major beneficiary’s through their
coverage of the shipping industry:
“Of
an estimated 30,000 ships transiting the Gulf of Aden in 2009, 116 were
attacked, less than one in 250. Moreover, the 25 final ransoms are
still only a small fraction of the overall value of the ship, crew and cargo”.
Bloomberg reported in 2011, that “India is
lobbying Lloyd’s of London to reverse its expansion of the area
judged prone to pirate attacks to cover almost all of the nation’s west coast
after insurance costs surged as much as 300-fold this year.”
It
appeared as though Lloyd’s had rigged the plot, looking to profit from all
sides of the ‘piracy’ trend, whether
it was by coverage, protection, or through a seizure of a ship.
Is
it possible that pharmaceutical companies, along with casualty insurance
market, through corporations like RAND,
RMS and their
affiliate Praedicat
– each providing statistical and risk-modelling back-up, could also be looking
to profit from a perceived Ebola outbreak – when
you consider that they have a foothold on a big part of the narrative?
Bio-threats
are another new, untapped market for these transnational giants. Add this to
our current reactionary and media climate and you have a lethal mix.
Source: Shawn Helton, http://21stcenturywire.com/2014/11/07/ebola-hoax-exposed-the-reality-behind-americas-dreadful-campaign-of-fear/,
opened 31 May 2018
Exactly
to Mr Helton’s last point: https://www.cnn.com/2018/05/29/health/ebola-experimental-vaccine-treatment-congo-intl/
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Holy
Ælfred the Great, King of England, South Patron, pray for us sinners at the Souð, unworthy though we are!
Anathema
to the Union!
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