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First, here is my latest article on the economy, over on my economics/trading blog. It is nothing new to regular readers, just your typical "run for your lives the dollar is doomed" argument I usually spew, albeit phrased in more socially acceptable terms. But check it out if you want the details on the big picture of what's happening with the dollar.

As dollar devaluation becomes a bigger issue, I am forced to think a bit more deeply about my business plan (for a short synopsis of my business plan see our previous article, "The Business Plan That Save the World"). This is because I am really in the money supply business -- meaning the business of creating virtual economies, aka game economies, out of which virtual currencies will spring. It is my thesis that virtual currencies can solve the economic and political crises occurring throughout the world (see our previous discussions on virtual currencies for more).

Now, anyone who has tried to challenge the international banking cartel that effectively controls the world's money supply (meaning the central bankers that rule the New World Order), and who has made serious progress, has been greeted with death threats, assassination attempts, or even assassination. Typically this involves political figures: Andrew Jackson (numerous attempts at killing him for his relentless passion against the international bankers who at the time were still trying to hijack control of the US money supply), Ronald Reagan (the assassination attempt was in part to scare him away from pursuing many of the Libertarian ideas he campaigned on, which would have included a return to sound monetary policy), and John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated because he was really proving himself to be a nightmare for the ruling class and a real President of the people -- definitely the last real and honorable president America has had.

Of course, the Internet changes things a bit. Because with virtual economies, anyone can roll up and play central banker and start printing their own virtual currency. Linden dollars and Acebucks are prime examples of virtual currencies that are gaining traction amongst Internet users.

So are the people behind these companies at risk of getting killed by the international banking cartel?

If they pursue the trajectory they are on to the fullest, then yes, I think they will be (although we should note that the banking cartel wants to reduce the human population by over 80%, so we're all at risk -- see our archive on eugenics as well as our section on the Alex Jones' film EndGame). Of course, the thing about virtual currencies is killing the person/people who creates or manages them might not do much -- after all, people still have the virtual currency. So there is definitely some safety in that sense. But as any conspiracist knows, the New World Order is not above intimidation tactics. After all, WTF do you think 9/11 was??? And there are plenty of examples of folks put in jail for challenging the banking system. Just ask Irwin Schiff.

So for those who dare to challenge the bankers, here are a few ideas I've been thinking about, for what their worth:

1. No fear, fear is for suckers. Fear is a big part of what got us in this mess in the first place, and what keeps us in this mess today. I always recommend getting all spiritual and stuff as a way of overcoming fear. Caution good, fear bad.

2. They will go for your family and friends. I know, this is the worst part. Prepare yourself psychologically, and know what you will and won't sacrifice, where your values truly are. Prepare to make excruciatingly difficult choices that will leave you feeling guilty no matter what you decide. I know, it is the worst stuff in the world to think about. But as ancient Greek sages told us, know thyself.

2. Double identities with bodyguards. One of the ways Saddam Hussein was able to avoid being killed by CIA assassins was because he had great body doubles. The "jackals" -- the term given to CIA operatives who assassinate foreign leaders (as a part of Executive Action operations, operations which were turned against the American people and used to assassinate John F. Kennedy), could not get close enough to Saddam. As a result, the only way to get him out of power was to declare war. This is not really very difficult, the American people will generally believe anything (except the truth, that is), but it does make things a bit messier than the New World Order would like. Anyway, this is an idea worth considering in my opinion, and I think those of serious in defeating the New World Order would benefit from paying extra attention to how historical instances which have revealed NWO tactics and weaknesses. Double identities and bodyguards may be cost prohibitive and perhaps unnecessary depending upon who you are and your life situation, but in light of the history we know about, I think it is worth considering.

3. But the best security is visibility. If I ever get to a point where I think my life is endangered, one of the things I may do is broadcast my whole life on the web -- have a camera on me 24 hours, basically like the movie The Truman Show. Sites like justin.tv make broadcasting your life quite possible. Of course, they can always make your death look accidental (i.e. poisoning you, putting a bomb in your car/plane like they did to Omar Torrijos and Paul Wellstone and many others, etc), so this is not a foolproof solution -- there are no foolproof solutions. But I think it would be worth it, and could be a great PR stunt to help raise visibility to the overall issue as well. Obviously this throws privacy out the window, which raises a whole bunch of issues, but for those of us who understand the importance of solving the global monetary crisis, no price is really too great. After all, this is what really changes the world, from eliminating poverty to fixing healthcare to ending war...all of it, it all goes back to money, and the banking system.

Ultimately, to be a serious conspiracist -- meaning to actually want change, and real change, not the phony "hooray we have a cool rock star guy as President" type of "change" -- you have to know what you're willing to die for. Of course, the paradox is that when you find what're willing to die for, you'll find what you're here to live for.

Here's Tim McGraw's song, "Live Like You Were Dying."