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Transnationalism vs. Colonialism:
"With the largest amount of the world’s petroleum energy supply in Arabia, and with the Arabs’ conversion of their paper dollars to gold, there came about a natural marriage of interests of the oil capitalism and the supranational managerial capitalism. The oil is inherently exhaustible but the know-how of management can only increase.
“While all this was accomplished by self-survival astuteness of the banks and transnational corporations, retrospectively it constitutes the greatest economic upheaval in history. It amounts to taking away from the sovereignty-locked-in world’s humans all their life-support equity chips and transferring that wealth to the transnational corporations and Arabs for a total heist which is equal to 18 trillion of the USA’s present Nix-dollars.”
Cite “Evening of the World’s Power Structures,” pp.35-36
