- Because of a few questions and complaints about Fulford's
May 25th appearance on the Jeff Rense Program, a listener kindly submitted
a transcript of the program for people to read for themselves. (Caveat
- We have not had time to check every word against the audio transcript
but the person sending this is does transcripts professionally. -ed) If
nothing else, Mr. Fulford's scenario of the 'attack' of Fukushima and the
polluting of the entire northern hemisphere with radioactive isotopes of
numerous kinds is 'creative'...
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- The transcript begins with Mr. Fulford's explanation
of what caused the earthquake and tsunami and is followed by the entire
- contributed transcript of his one hour on the program
which can be heard in the Archives...
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- Benjamin Fulford: The attack, again, I know you don't
necessarily follow this, but the attack to try to loosen it up was the
tsunami, and if you, if you go through a newspaper archive, you will find
headlines in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, I have 20 articles
and Japanese papers talking about earthquake weapons.
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- And I have DIRECT intelligence from whistleblowers at
different levels, were telling me that a, they stole 4 NUCLEAR WEAPONS
from the submarine Kursk, OK?
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- (Story of sunken and then recovered submarine Kursk here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_submarine_K-141_Kursk )
- (Norwegian scientists and Russia reject rumors there
were two nuclear cruise missiles on the Kursk.
- Story here: http://www.cnsnews.com/node/10180 )
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- That sank off the Baltic, and these aren't under the
control of any particular military. They are controlled by rogue intelligence
'actors.' OK?
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- Who are linked to the people, who until now, had the
incredibly juicy right of producing dollars and Euros out of thin air.
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- And, they smuggled that WEAPON into a small island off
of Okinawa.
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- It was then transported via a fishing boat to Kushin.
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- And then it was taken by car to a property owned by former
Prime Minister Nakasone in Suludemuda (sp).
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- Then it was taken to the basement of the North Korean's
Citizen Association headquarters in Tokyo.
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- And from there it was transferred onto the deep ocean
drilling vessel, the Chikyo Mara.
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- And you won't be able to find newspaper articles in Japanese
saying that the Chikyo Mara was drilling a hole right at the epicenter
of what became the earthquake, starting January 17th of this year.
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- They drilled down 10 kilometers into the seabed, and
they put the (stolen from the Kursk) atomic weapon there. OK?
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- (Apparently, they dropped a nuclear bomb in down a 10"
or 12" diameter bore hole pipe...10 kilometers)
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- This was an attempt to pry the Asian money out, through
terror. OK?
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- And, we have enough PROOF, the people in the military,
the people in intelligence agencies know this. OK?
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- And so, yes, they have been threatening war, they have
been threatening nastiness, and right now I am hearing these same rogue
actors are planning a nuclear terrorist attack in Europe. OK?
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- There are still three unaccounted for nuclear weapons
(from the Kursk).
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- And, the threats I'm getting directly from people in
this rogue agencies, and you know, everyone in the intelligence community,
wherever I passed on this information to the appropriate parties, and they
issued warning.
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- But I have thought about what they are likely to target,
and the targets they might go for would be the Bank for International Settlements
in Basel, Switzerland, or they might go after the Vatican, they might go
after the City of London financial district, or the L'Olivier Fals French
government district, or perhaps the EU headquarters in Brussels. OK?
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- But there is, I have received these threats, and they
are credible. OK?
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- And the evidence is overwhelming, at least if you really
look at it, that Japan was attacked. That was not a natural disaster.
And, having said all that, OK?
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- The fact of the matter is that both the European Central
Banks and the Federal Reserve Board do not have money right now. They
are running out, and that's why, and this available in your corporate propaganda
news, the US government is looting pensions. It is looting your hard earned
pensions to pay its day-to-day bills. This is a fact.
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- Uh, the Europeans, the only people in Europe, who, who,
who save money are the Northern Europeans, and the Germans and stuff, and
so the federal Europeans are also begging them for money, and they're saying,
'Hey, you retire at 63, we retire at 67, why should we bail you out?' unless,
or 'well, why do we work so that you can sit in the sun?' And this is
the essence of the crisis.
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- People need to understand that economics and finance
is not difficult if you think about it. It's just anything to do with
the real world, and if it gets out of touch with the real world, it doesn't
exist.
- And that's why I want to get back to this Economic Planning
Agency that will start, and it's going to supersede the World Bank and
the IMF. It will become a more important institution and it will be based
in Asia, and if you, I want to send you the link to a map showing how much
chlorophyll there is on the planet earth. OK?
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- That's plants. And, you'll see that most of the planet
Earth, including the oceans, is desert. That means we could increase biomass
on this planet by at least 100% with proper economic planning. That means
you could increase farmland by 4 times simply by turning the deserts green.
If you go to all the dead areas of the oceans where there is no plankton
because there are no nutrients on the surface, you could increase the amount
of fish, you could nutrients pumped into the bottom of the ocean to the
surface, you could increase nutrients, you could have ten times more fish.
In other words, sensible planning using humanities' savings in a sensible
manner, would allow us to vastly increase the life on this planet making
it all that much more rich and comfortable for everybody. And, we could
also start doing things like building artificial planets. What has happened
until now is that the savings that we're going to be used, that could be
used for this purpose were hijacked by a bunch of religious fanatics who
you call 'zionists,' who were planning an artificial end time. They were
planning to start World War III, they are diverting it all into giant military
adventures that serve no purpose but conquest and slavery. OK, this is
the situation we are dealing with.
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- Entire Transcript of Benjamin Fulford's appearance on
the Jeff Rense Program of May 25th, 9-10pm Pacific.
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- Rense: OK, and we're back. Let's get into hour number
three and go over to Tokyo, and talk to Ben Fulford. We're going to get
a bird's eye look from Ben about the current state of affairs in Tokyo,
where, as you know, they have found radioactivity in the Tokyosewage sludge
in the wastewater treatment plants at least one location. It rivals
that of wastewater treatment plants that had been also identified as being
radioactive in the Fukushima prefecture in the area of the plant, but actually
outside of it. It's a big story. Meanwhile, another prefecture, the governor
of that prefecture said he will not test his tea - his bulk tea crop -
there's nothing wrong with it, there's no reason to and he had ten-year-old
children go out and pick it, and they got to eat some tempura made from
it, like they had a choice. Things are getting crazy over there. The
economy of Japan is obviously in very serious condition. I don't know
how to articulate it much better than that, because I'm not a financial
expert. We do cover the stories. They're hard news. There's just an
awful lot of very sad things underway there. Ben, are you there?
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- Fulford: Yeah, I'm here (cough). Listen, (cough) I'm
sorry but I have to disagree with you completely on all of that
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- Rense: Well, you know, it's not me, I'm, all I'm doing
is
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- Fulford: I have my own Geiger counter, and I'm telling
you, it's still the same here
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- Rense: Ben, wait a minute. No one said that Geiger
counters were needed. This is stories from the Japanese press
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- Fulford: Yeah, I know there's a sewage sludge story.
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- Rense: OK.
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- Fulford: They're finding this stuff, you can find it
when they, when they, you know this is probably just illegal disposal of
medical equipment, if you ask me. But, the news coverage here is very
thorough, very exact, very scientific, and
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- Rense: Well, all it does is
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- Fulford (shouting over Rense): and you as far as I am
concerned are panic-mongering on this issue big time, and you should not
be doing so.
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- Rense: Now, hold on, now wait a minute
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- Fulford (shouting over Rense): I want to get my word
out here!
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- Rense: Now
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- Fulford (shouting over Rense): You interrupt me, too
much, Mr. Rense.
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- Rense (modulation instructions): OK, turn him down,
turn him down.
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- Fulford (shouting louder): The economy here, the damage
happened, OK? Economics
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- Rense: Ben, Ben, Ben you can't
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- Fulford (shouting): the facts
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- Rense: (modulation instructions to the network): Turn
him down. You are not allowed to make accusations and then walk all over
who ever it is. If you want to make an accusation on this program, you
can then stand back and allow a response. I am reporting the news from
Japan's sources, from international sources, from individuals such as Yoichi
Shimatsu in Hong Kong. I am not making this up. No one suggested you
needed a Geiger counter in Tokyo. No one suggested the air in Tokyo was
radioactive. I mentioned a radioactive reading in a sewage treatment plant
in Tokyo that rivaled the amount in Fukushima prefecture, those are facts.
Now, go ahead, Ben.
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- Fulford: (still shouting): Alright!! Now, I just,
I thought, I just quickly on the economy because I have much more important
things to talk about as far as I'm concerned. But just on the economy,
what happened is, the damage took place all in a matter of a couple of
hours.
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: (shouting): After that, the statistics will
measure that a month, two months, three months from now, but it's already
over. What's happening now is the reconstruction, so, you know
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- Rense: Reconstruction of what, Ben? Excuse me, I'm
not following you. Reconstruction of what?
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- Fulford: (shouting) What I'm trying to say is, when
the people in the markets begin to think about the Japanese production
being down,
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- Rense: Uh-huh
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- Fulford: Or the GDP going minus or stuff, right?
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: What they're doing is measuring several months,
what happened several months ago. And that, what happened several months
ago, happened within an hour or two. OK?
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- Rense: Well, certainly less than certainly less
than 24 hours, yes.
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- Fulford: OK, well the point is that the the damage
took place in a very short period of time, and a lot was destroyed. Factories
were destroyed, homes were destroyed, all that was destroyed when that
happened, and that happened all at once, and it was a very tragic thing.
But, from the economic point of view, when you look at statistics now,
and you think Oh, Japan's economy is in trouble, then you're missing the
reality, which is the trouble ended in the 24-hour period, and what happens
now is the reconstruction. What that means is they're going to have to
build lots of houses, they're going to fill those houses with appliances,
they're going to have to build new roads, they are going to have to rebuild
factories. So, in other words, the future is not gloomy. It's just a
nasty thing happened in the past. People need to understand Japan is not
in trouble, and it is not in such a deep mess.
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- Rense: I admire what you're saying
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- Fulford: As far as I'm concerned
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- Rense: Alright, go ahead.
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- Fulford: Is the arrest of the head of the IMF
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- Rense: Mm hmm
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- Fulford: On charges of molesting a maid
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- Rense: Well, they've got to nail the DNA, but the guy
was obviously well, he had a predilection for sexual escapades that
was well known, and he may have been set up. We don't know that but please,
since you're in Tokyo and in Japan, I need you as a resource and an asset
here to help us understand
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- Fulford: (shouting) Yeah, but I'm involved with stuff
- YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND SOMETHING! I'm directly involved with the people
who organized Strauss-Kahn's arrest. OK?
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- Rense: You are???
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- Fulford: I'm not reading it on the internet, I'm talking
about the people who arranged the arrest, and if you do not understand
about that and about me and the position I'm in, then you don't know what's
going on!
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- Rense: Well, how can I if you don't tell us?
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- Fulford: (shouting) Well, I'm telling you!!! Right
now!!!
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- Rense: Well, lower your voice, and calm down, and
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- Fulford: (shouting) (garbled)
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- Rense: And be
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- Fulford: Strauss-Kahn is part of an ongoing battle over
the future of the financial system, which you know about, about the FDR
special drawing rights
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- Rense: Mm-hmm.
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- Fulford: the dollar, and the Euro and the Euro crisis,
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- Rense: OK.
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- Fulford: This is very historical, important stuff, and
I really need to explain this this week, because it's coming to a head.
What people need to understand, is that most of the Euros and dollars
being printed in recent years are not backed by anything real.
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: OK? And that means that, you know, if you
look at the old cartoons, the Road Runner, or the coyote in mid-air, he's
still running and doesn't realize that there's nothing under him
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: And what happened with Dominique Strauss-Kahn,
was that they have been trying to get what little money is left, and there's
like a fight over the real stuff, the stuff that was actually burned by
people making things, putting actual money in the bank and not by trading
out of thin air, by derivatives or other forms of fraud
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- Rense: Mm-hmm.
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- Fulford: Any my sources, who include people, you know,
involved in the Federal Reserve Board, and the European central banks at
the highest levels, are telling me that Strauss-Kahn was trying to get
his hands on the American Social Security money in order to pay off the
Euro, the bail out for parts to go in these other countries. Now, you
notice they're talking about a new European to head the IMS, uh, maybe
a French lady or something.
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: But the fact of the matter is that if Europe
is to be bailed out, they are going to need to borrow money from Asian
countries
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- Rense: Mm-hmm.
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- Fulford: From Middle Eastern countries.
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- Rense: Mm-hmm.
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- Fulford: From countries that actually have money they
earned by exporting real things, such as oil and cars and toys.
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: And what's happened is that the Asian and other
countries of the world have said to the Europeans and the Americans, 'Look,
you guys have been leeching off us for 30 years now,' and when I say that,
what I mean is that they run, with the exception of Germany and Northern
Europe, they have run external trade deficits for about that long. Especially
the United States. In other words, they have been buying stuff they can't
pay for for 30 years. And now, everyone has said, we are not going to
lend you any more money. You people really need to understand this. So,
we talk about a Greek crisis or a Portuguese crisis, it's not a crisis
of, you know, some weird financial thing. The fact of the matter is, these
people have been spending more than they earned, and now they are asking
their northern cousins to bail them out
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: And the northern cousins don't have enough
money to bail them out
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- Rense: That's true.
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- Fulford: And the Asians aren't going to bail them out
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- Rense: Let's hope not
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- Fulford: They are going to do it directly. They are
not going to do it via a European controlled institution like the International
Monetary Fund. So
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- Rense: Is there Ben is there any tie-in
with Sarkozy and running for the alleged office of president of France?
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- Fulford: Well, sure. I mean, Sarkozy had a good interest
in having this person, this rival eliminated. Now, you understand a lot
of these people molest women all the time
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- Rense: That's right.
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- Fulford: And, actually it's covered up.
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- Rense: Right.
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- Fulford: So, what, you know, the point of view here
in Asia is, OK, you know, it's business as usual, but for some reason this
time they decided to arrest him over it. There must be a power struggle
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- Rense: Well, I said that, and I'm sure you did immediately.
Why are they letting him swing in the wind? They could have gotten his
taken care of. They shouldn't have arrested him on the plane, they wait
till the plane takes off, it's you know, no big deal.
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- Fulford: Because there is a high level battle taking
place
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- Rense: Right
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- Fulford: Over control of the financial system. And
he was a victim.
- And there's going to be a lot more victims coming up,
and this is the thing you see, what's happened is there has been very,
very large scale, high level fraud, involving very, very famous people,
uh, you know, and we're talking hundreds of thousands of people, and this
had been going on for quite a long time, but events are coming to a head.
- They are going to be setting up an entire, immune, international
agency, OK? And I'm involved with this directly. That's what I'm talking
about this week. It's going to be an international economic planning agency,
and what this new agency is going to do, first of all, it's not, it's going
to be controlled by the people who actually put up the money, which is
not the case with the IMF right now.
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- Rense: Hm.
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- Fulford: You know Asians and Middle Easterners and whoever
put up the money, and people like little tiny European countries likeBelgium
get to decide how to spend it.
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- Rense: Do we, do we have a name for this new organization.
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- Fulford: Well, unless you can tell me something better,
right now the working title is the International Economic Planning Agency,
IEPA.
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- Rense: OK. Alright, hold on just a second, Ben, we
have got to pause. Take a break, come right back with Ben Fulford in Tokyo,
getting another look at the IMF issue and the behind-the-scenes war over
what they call 'big money.' Back in a minute.
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- (Break.)
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- Rense: Back with Ben Fulford in Tokyo, in a world where
money is nothing, it's an illusion, we're looking now toward an issue of
the Asians having the trump card, the Russians to a degree, and they are
the world's #2 supplier of oil. It's going to be something interesting
to see. The eyes of the world are on basically the Asian money stash.
It's real, a lot of it, and I assume that many people would like to get
their hands on it. Is there an attack coming to try to loosen that money
up?
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- Fulford: The attack, again, I know you don't necessarily
follow this, but the attack to try to loosen it up was the tsunami, and
if you, if you go through a newspaper archive, you will find headlines
in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, I have 20 articles and Japanese
papers talking about earthquake weapons.
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- And I have DIRECT intelligence from whistleblowers at
different levels, were telling me that a, they stole 4 NUCLEAR WEAPONS
from the submarine Kursk, OK?
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