Immigration
On UN Debit Cards and the dismantling of the USA.
Towards the end of my interview Hrvoje Morić I asked him:
US Dismantling Hypothesis: "How do you interpret the perceived purposeful collapse and dismantling of the United States? Is this a strategic move in the building of a new supranational framework, where the US has served its purpose and is now being weakened and dismantled for broader geopolitical objectives?"
Yes, precisely, a move toward supranationalism, that is the #1 goal. You can’t have world government while a strong polity like the U.S. exists, so it must be weakened. Furthermore, I think they are using the Yugoslav model. Yugoslavia was broken up into little pieces (through a civil war) and those pieces re-integrated into the European Union. Croatians call the EU “Euroslavija”.
Now look at what’s happening in the USA. They are creating again a civil war and secession scenario...so that they can then re-integrate the pieces into a North American Union. AMLO1 has specifically been calling for a North American Union modeled on the EU. As have other Latin American leaders like Bukele in El Salvador and the rest in South America.
It’s not my imagination. There is a concerted effort to dismantle the USA.
I watched this short Daniel Natal report and thought it worthy of a post.
Listening to Natal I was reminded of something my grandfather used to say to anyone that would listen… “it’s always the British.”
Listen to Natal and let me know if you think my grandfather was right.
Here in Australia, our relationship to the word “immigration” is one of an orderly, costly and detailed application, while overseas, with the eventual granting of a visa, often with conditions. I and many others have legitimate complaints with the Australian framework, but it cannot be accused of being an “open border”.
What is going on in the US, is not immigration, no matter how much people want to distort that word.
Here is a breakdown and summation of the main points canvassed by Natal.
Migrant Crisis and Geopolitical Issues: Natal explores Tucker Carlson and Brett Weinstein's examination of the Darién Gap2, presenting migration patterns from North to South America not as a humanitarian crisis but as an "invasion." This perspective suggests a deliberate movement of people orchestrated to appear as migration, raising concerns over national security and societal impact.
United Nations and British Empire: Natal suggests that the United Nations and other global governance bodies act as vehicles for continued British influence, hinting at a strategy for global dominance. This narrative posits that the UN, a successor to the League of Nations, serves to extend the British Empire's control under a different guise, facilitating a form of global federalism where nation-states lose sovereignty to a centralized power.
Economic Policies and Foreign Influence: Natal proposes that foreign criminal organizations exploit U.S. programs to establish drug trafficking networks, implicating particularly Chinese nationals in these activities. This involvement is presented as part of a sophisticated operation, utilizing illegal immigration and espionage to further their goals.
Financial and Banking Systems: According to Natal, banking systems like HSBC are implicated in laundering money for the international drug trade, indicating a continuity of British economic strategies involving narcotics that dates back to the 1700s. This suggests a long-standing practice of economic imperialism facilitated through illicit activities.
Immigration vs. Invasion: Natal differentiates between immigration and invasion by framing the movement of people not as a voluntary migration for better opportunities but as a coordinated effort that poses as migration. This "invasion" is characterized by its organized nature and the purported backing by international organizations, differing from traditional immigration, which is typically driven by individual or family choices for economic, social, or safety reasons.
UN Debit Cards: Natal mentions migrants brandishing debit cards from the United Nations, implying that these cards serve as proof of a coordinated effort to support migrants financially. This support is presented as part of the orchestrated movement of people, suggesting an official involvement in what is framed as an "invasion."
"How To" Guides: Natal points out that guides distributed by UN organizations and other entities provide detailed instructions to migrants on entering the U.S., including routes and methods of travel. These guides are depicted as tools in the organized movement of people, facilitating their journey with information and resources.
Role and Influence of the British and Historical Context of the Chinese: Natal delves into the historical context, suggesting that the British Empire's influence continues through organizations like the UN, aiming to reassert control over former colonies and extend its global dominance. He also touches on the historical exploitation of China through the opium trade, drawing parallels to contemporary issues involving Chinese nationals in illegal activities. This historical narrative frames the current geopolitical and economic activities as extensions of past imperial and colonial endeavors.
I’m particularly interested in the UN Debit Cards.
This, from Naomi Wolf.
Letter from Charlottesville - Outspoken with Dr Naomi Wolf (substack.com)
Indeed, the UN devoted hundreds of millions to funding and organizing this inflow across our border:
“In a nutshell, the UN and its advocacy partners are planning to spread $372 million in “Cash and Voucher Assistance (CVA)”, and “Multipurpose Cash Assistance (MCA)” to some 624,000 immigrants in-transit to the United States during 2024. That money is most often handed out, other UN documents show, as pre-paid, rechargeable debit cards, but also hard “cash in envelopes”, bank transfers, and mobile transfers the U.S. border-bound travelers can use for whatever they want.”
And this…
Chariots of Wire - The Good Citizen
The rumors were true.
Dozens of illegals stood in a dedicated express line holding new phones, DHS paperwork that guaranteed boarding and served as their new identity documents since they “lost” theirs on the perilous journey through a coterie of global NGOs stationed across Central America and Mexico that gave them maps in their native languages, prepaid debit cards, food, water, and sometimes temporary shelter.
And here…
Footage of a US-bound Haitian in Tapachula, Mexico complaining that the UN failed to make its payment to him and now his UN debit card is empty. United Nations is behind all the illegal immigrants. – Truthseeker - @Xx17965797N
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AMLO refers to Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the President of Mexico. He assumed office on December 1, 2018, and is known for his leftist political stance. Before becoming president, López Obrador was the Mayor of Mexico City from 2000 to 2005. He is the leader of the National Regeneration Movement (Movimiento Regeneración Nacional, MORENA), a political party he founded in 2014 after leaving the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD).
López Obrador's presidency has been marked by a focus on social policies aimed at reducing poverty, combating corruption, and addressing Mexico's economic inequality. He has also advocated for increased national sovereignty and has been critical of neoliberal economic policies. However, his comments on creating a North American Union modeled on the EU would represent a significant shift in regional politics, emphasizing cooperation and integration between Mexico, the United States, and Canada beyond the existing frameworks like the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which replaced the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
His approach to governance is often characterized by a populist style, prioritizing the needs and voices of the ordinary citizens of Mexico. López Obrador's proposals and policies have generated significant debate both within Mexico and internationally, reflecting broader discussions on nationalism, regional integration, and economic policy.
The Darién Gap is a dense, remote stretch of rainforest located on the border between Panama and Colombia. It spans approximately 160 kilometres (100 miles) along the Panama-Colombia border and serves as a break in the Pan-American Highway, which otherwise connects the Americas from Alaska to Argentina. The Darién Gap is known for its challenging terrain, including swamps, mountains, and a variety of wildlife, making it one of the most difficult and dangerous routes for those attempting to travel by land from South America to North America. Its ruggedness and lack of infrastructure have also made it a notorious route for migrants attempting to reach North America, as well as a hotbed for smugglers and illegal activities.
It’s the British, eh? Well I’m English, living in the U.K., and whoever is doing this to the USA is doing it to us, too. The cabal may be located in the City of London but this has nothing to do with the British people, who have been a great source of good in the world. Many British lives have been lost in the cabal’s wars, and yet, here we are - invaded by the third world. We do have a WEF king, and I don’t support him or his awful family, but the U.K. is being destroyed just as the USA is.
It pains me to click "Like" on this one, because it's all so obvious by now. :-(
It's sobering to think how much planning went into this.
I feel like the Tom Cruise character in War of the Worlds when he realizes that the attack machines were buried underground millions of years ago in preparation for the invasion...