Keenan - Globalism Unmasked: The Truth about Banking and the Reset of Society

Mark Keenan from Ireland has worked as an Environmental Affairs Officer at the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Team in Geneva, Switzerland; as a Science Advisor on Sustainable Energy at the U.K. Governments Department of Energy and Climate Change; as a Policy Analyst at the Sustainable Development Council, Ireland; and as a Sustainability Consultant. His academic background includes postgraduate studies in Strategic Sustainable Development (with a focus on The Natural Step framework) at Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden; MSc studies in Sustainable Development and PhD research in Whole-systems based scientific sustainability frameworks at The Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development, DeMontfort University, U.K. He is a former member of the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability. His website is www.mkeenan.ie

He authored a blog in 2009, 2010 and 2011, which included observations and criticism of the flawed GDP growth and associated debt-money banking system. He also covered and criticised the 2008 bailout of privately owned banks by the Irish government and the unjust actions of the EU and the European Central Bank. This process unjustly transferred vast amounts of private banking debt onto the people of Ireland resulting in increased taxes and austerity.

God Bless. I wish you well on your journey.

I am very grateful to the various authors, experts, and visionaries that are quoted in this book for the wisdom and truth in their writings. The fact that I have quoted these authors does not mean that my writings and conclusions in this book are endorsed by the persons I have quoted.

In particular, I am grateful to the authors and experts that kindly provided permission for quotes or extracts from their writings or research to be listed; to those persons close to me that provided words of encouragement; and to those persons that provided kind assistance with the editing process. A special word of thanks to Colm Fadden for his general review and editing . God Bless you all.

This book is the first of a series of books. The subjects addressed are interlinked and the books should ideally be read in sequence. The books describe important information that effects the wellbeing of human society and the natural environment, yet this information is not generally publicised by the mainstream corporate media. Various untruths, media deceptions and ideologies have been accepted as fact in our corporate media driven society, particularly in relation to banking; debt-money; bailouts; globalisation; climate change, the proposed Reset of society; politically defined sustainable development; representative democracy and other areas.

The roots of the problems in the world are connected to the unjust privately owned banking/monetary system, mostly owned by a relatively small group of people. Over decades the power to create money has resulted in the power to own, control and manipulate the assets of the material world, as well media and politics.

Representative democracy under capitalism as currently implemented in much of the world, is an illusion it is money that controls the world. Those that control the money creation process wield the power to control the corporate media and own the material world, regardless of which political party is elected, or which system is utilised (capitalism, socialism, communism, etc).

I wrote these books as the subject of environmental sustainability and how to create a truly successful sustainable society that nurtures human wellbeing and that of the natural world have been central to my research for the past 15 years. Over the past decades the orthodox political concept/solution/agenda of sustainable development that has been promoted by the UN. and the governments of the world has not worked it has not addressed the unjust flawed systems of banking and economic control that benefit an elite wealthy few at the expense of everyone else.

There are detrimental environmental and societal effects associated with the current debt-money banking and GDP growth economic paradigm, for example Professor Steve Keen has estimated that the worldwide private banking system bleeds around 35% of the profit of nations. The private bankers have been doing this for decades. Yet the current political agenda of sustainable development does not reform these areas in fact it has endorsed them for decades. The real environmental and real sustainability movement was hijacked decades ago by this political scheme known as sustainable development.

Therefore, in analysing why sustainable development has not worked we must analyse the flaws in the banking and monetary and economic system. Book One is an attempt to describe the flaws and detrimental effects of the banking and economic system we have been born into, as well as the undemocratic economic Reset of society that is being promoted by organisations, such as the World Economic Forum (WEF), an institution with a corporate agenda known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Despite the deceptive rhetoric of the WEF, the timing of this attempted Reset of society is clearly linked with the inability of the current political, banking and corporate power structure to maintain the flawed, unsustainable worldwide GDP growth paradigm. The banking and financial system was already in dire straits before the coronavirus situation, as evidenced by massive levels of ongoing quantitative easing starting in October 2019. This process involved creating unlimited amounts of money from nothing and providing it to financial markets. The fact that the financial system was in meltdown prior to the Coronavirus situation, is also evidenced by the multi-trillion dollar bailout of financial institutions in the U.S. in April 2020 a hugely significant event that gained little media coverage in comparison to the coverage of the Coronavirus.

Over the past decades pyramid of control via debt slavery has existed. A small group of extremely wealthy people and the private mega banks and mega corporations they run have gained and consolidated control of the vast majority of the worlds financial wealth, resources and political systems. This power grab was achieved not by creating more value, but by fully controlling the source of money and the world of finance. The higher up the pyramid you go the closer you get to the source of money creation. At the bottom level we are all going about our daily lives.