ZetaTalk: Transformation

intimidate people based on their money. Heaven forbid they should be leveled to the rest of the populace and have to

grovel and scratch! They can’t have that! They are trying to figure out what they can do. In the past they could rely on

the court system, which is in the main their friend, or large corporations which can threaten to fire or harass those

failing to cooperate with the wealthy elite. And of course they have bought politicians right and left.

What are they to do if all of this is aside, and they are just standing there with their useless paper money and their

store of goods? Even if they hire people to guard them, that only goes so far. One can have 50 people with assault

weapons guarding the perimeter, but depending on what comes at you this may be inadequate. A sheer force of

numbers can spill bodies until the guards are overwhelmed, and then the horde is at the gate. So the wealthy elite

worry about situations like Mexicans traveling north, the city of LA emptying and charging up into the mountains or

going into Utah, into the enclaves there. They sit around and speculate about where to create blocks and prevent that

from happening.

This is what contrails really represent. The victims routinely feel very fatigued, ill, like one does if they are suffering

from the flu - they can’t move, can’t run, and thus they have been slowed down. Contail induced illness does not kill

the victim, it slows them down. The wealthy elite are determining just how effective this is, and finding that it is an

effective weapon.

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ZetaTalk: Paper Promise

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ZetaTalk: Paper Promise

written Sep 17, 2004

There are many rumors of a financial meltdown especially in October. The Zetas have predicted this in

past statements. Do they want to comment about the next 30 days or so as to what economically may

unfold?

The banking system or any paper money system is built on confidence, confidence that a note will

be paid out in something solid, something other than a paper promise, which is what all money

systems and bank notes are. Centuries past, when the world was operating primarily on the barter

system, such promises were few and were backed by gold or silver, or land, or a herd of horses or

cows, something solid. Villages and towns, farmers and those in the trades, all operated primarily

by barter, a cabinet built by a carpenter and payment in a quarter of a slaughtered hog, a bushel of

apples getting a tooth pulled by a dentist. Financial sophistication developed slowly, based on the

growing confidence that the backer of a money system, a paper promise, could be counted upon to deliver something

solid. Thus it was, until recently, that gold was considered the backing. When the press to use paper money to support

a debtor economy ran beyond the supply of gold, the money systems were taken off the gold standard. In the past, a

creditor could put his house and property up as backing for a loan, his herd, perhaps even his pending harvest of

wheat, but could not get credit unless he had something solid as collateral. But today it is the norm for every person, without substance to his name, to have access to credit cards that allow him to go into debt beyond his ability to repay.

The creditor is given credit on the assumption that he will repay. The funds he is loaned are assumed to have worth.

And all pass paper promises around as though these were based on things that could be brought forth upon demand.

As can be seen when whole countries default on the paper money they float out under their

flag, the value of a dollar can collapse quickly. Argentina is a case in point, the money

becoming worthless almost overnight. In days past when banks and paper money were closely

tied to things, such a panic would result in the banks who had loaned money to farmers

demanding payment in things, and any who deposited savings in the banks demanding payment in things, so that at

the end of the shuffle those having made savings deposits would find themselves with a herd of cattle or some acreage,

rather than paper money. When money became unhinged from solid backing, speculation crept in, resulting in inflated

stocks, loans without collateral, a pyramid scheme that is a house of cards that would collapse with few left after the

shuffle with anything solid in their hands. Most would be left holding worthless notes, uncollectable, standing atop a

deep pile of bankruptcies. During the Great Depression, it was no secret that banks were in default, farmers and

corporations bankrupt, but this was ignored as demanding payment that could not be produced would only put

properties and empty buildings in the hands of banks who could not sell them as the market itself was dead. So a

bankrupt status was ignored, and all floated along until life came back into the system and payments began to be made

again, extension after extension made. This is what is occurring today, among countries and creditors and banking

entities, to avoid a breach of confidence that would start a panic in the world at large. Say nothing, make no demands

for payment in things, give extension after extension, and the house of cards, built on paper promises, stands. This

assumes cooperation among all parties, and where this is holding today, as it did during the Great Depression, there is

a difference.