Economic Terrorism and Your Stocks

Economic terrorism can work by stealth. Powerful states use fancy terminology to disguise their economic terrorism moves. Thus, nations of white Caucasians use the term ‘sanctions’ to justify the hardships to which they subject peoples of countries they do not like. The Russians do not bother with words, and simply shut off heating gas for pesky neighbors at the height of winter.

 

The United States has been paranoid about economic terrorism in the past. The Japanese were stopped from buying sick steel mills. Even a President could not convince the nation that there was nothing suspicious about letting the cunning folk of Dubai run U.S. ports. Times have changed.

 

IBM made no attempts to hide its surrender of a laptop business to the Chinese. Citibank has had no hesitation in using an executive of exotic origin to borrow on bended knees from oil-rich sovereign funds. Close bonds between the White House and princely usurpers of power in the Middle East have kept most oil money from threatening democratic wealth creation.

 

There have always been links between funds and ideologies. We are fortunate that there have been no confrontations between block stock owners and the establishment until now. Sheikhs who own large tracts of London have left 10 Downing Street well alone. The Jews are at the other extreme. Their collective influence is so blatant and pervasive that we dare not question it. We need not either, for Israel threatens no one’s stock portfolio.

 

Russia has begun to offer possible leads to future economic terrorism all entities that would like to threaten the present uni-polar world order dispensation. The implications of Iceland seeking Moscow’s help to stave off economic disaster have earth-shaking implications. No lame-duck President has bothered to challenge this disturbing development. What if our enemies become our masters through stock market doors?

 

Economic terrorism is a real and present threat to your stock portfolio. It is high time to shed all stocks with large holdings of distressed financial institutions. Industries such as Aerospace & Defense deserve more of our funds, because sovereign wealth funds cannot get controls of them. The same strategy applies to all corporations with roles in homeland security.

 

Is your stock portfolio free of economic terrorism threats? Post below or write to me at drsbanerji@gmail.com if you need help to improve your financial security.