Between 2019 and 2026, the Bank for International Settlements developed a suite of interlocking projects that together form a planetary financial control system.
Looking at the cage is not looking on the lies of which the cage is constructed.
Looking at the symptoms and assuming that to be the disease - seeks to get rid, scape or eradicate symptoms without losing vested identity in masking lies.
Hence the masking agenda MUST run hidden as 'knowing not what ye do' - for the masked identity operates under masking dictates.
The mask of control requires sacrifice of awareness of being.
The masking management of conflict protects conflict by sacrificing life.
There is another way of looking than through the frame of a control mindset, but this calls for releasing or yielding of 'control' to a love we do not and can not manufacture.
It is by thinking that the mind becomes 'trapped in self-circular contradictions.
What we take as the basis for thought can run as a self-reinforcing loop.
We are always choosing and thus teaching and learning by our choices.
For the most part we automate on default assumptions that then 'structure' our world-experience/identity. But as pain of such a life breaks through the asking suppressions, we will come to question the basis from which we thought to think alone.
Aaah, the ‘remnant’ that was so powerful that it had to be eradicated by multiple empires:
1. THE GERMAN STATES: THE "FORMALIST" LIQUIDATION
The German states were the architects of the "Paper Truth." They viewed the Rabosh as an obstacle to Prussian state efficiency.
The Saxon Mandate (1752): Formally banned the use of tally sticks for commercial accounting in the Electorate of Saxony. It labeled the Rabosh a "peasant superstition" that had no standing against a merchant's paper ledger.
The Prussian General Land Law (ALR, 1794): Part I, Title 5, §§ 131–135. This landmark law mandated Schriftlichkeit (the written form). It explicitly stated that only hand-signed paper documents constituted legal proof for contracts over a certain value, effectively erasing the Symmetric Notch from the legal record.
The BGB (Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch, 1900) § 126: The final execution. It defined "Writing" so strictly as a signed paper document that the Rabosh was forever barred from German courts.
2. THE BRITISH ISLES: THE "EXCHEQUER BURNING"
England used the tally stick longer than most, but its termination was the most violent.
The Statutum de Mercatoribus (1285): While it allowed tallies, it began the shift toward the "Recognizance" system, where the State (not the wood) became the witness.
The Act of 1782 (Exchequer Reform): This law abolished the use of tally sticks for government receipts, replacing them with paper checks.
The Destruction of 1834: Not a "law" but its physical execution. Following the final abolition of the Office of the Tally Court, the government ordered the burning of two wagonloads of ancient tally sticks in the furnaces of the House of Lords. The fire grew so hot it burned down the Old Houses of Parliament. This was the literal cremation of the Rabosh in the West.
3. THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE: THE "CAMERALIST" RE-FORMAT
The Tsars used Western laws to dismantle the indigenous "Old Muscovy" logic.
The Admiralty Regulations (1722): Peter the Great’s first strike. It mandated German-style registers for all naval and trade accounts, making the Rabosh legally "invisible."
The Bankrupt Charter (1800): Mandated that in cases of debt, only "Merchant Books" (paper ledgers) were admissible.
The Svod Zakonov (1834): Unified the legal code to require state-stamped paper for all primary accounting, effectively criminalizing the Rabosh as a financial instrument for the peasantry.
4. THE FRENCH & ROMAN-INFLUENCED SYSTEMS
The Napoleonic Code was the "Operating System" that spread the anti-Rabosh virus across Southern Europe.
The Napoleonic Code (1804) Article 1327: While it begrudgingly allowed "tallies" for small daily trades (bread/meat), it stripped them of any power in land or inheritance law. It forced the Zadruga to adopt French-style paper titles, allowing the state to tax and seize property more easily.
The Law of Germinal Year XI (1803): Centralized the French banking system, making paper bank-notes the only legal tender and delegitimizing the private Rabosh credit systems of the rural south.
5. THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN PINCER
The Habsburgs used the law to divorce the Southern Serbs from their ancestral hardware.
Statuta Valachorum (1630): While appearing to give rights, it pigeonholed the Serbs into a military class whose "truth" was granted by the Emperor’s ink, not the people’s notch.
The Austrian Civil Code (ABGB, 1811) Section 1312: Identical to the Napoleonic logic, it confined the Rabosh to the "kitchen" (butchers/bakers) while banning it from "the palace" (legal and land sovereignty).
‘Asset stranding could open new pathways to food systems transformation'
This is exactly what they are doing right now to Dutch farmers. No wonder why we got the WEF 'food transition' hub in Wageningen from Serpil Tascioglu (Unilver/WEF)
Looking at the cage is not looking on the lies of which the cage is constructed.
Looking at the symptoms and assuming that to be the disease - seeks to get rid, scape or eradicate symptoms without losing vested identity in masking lies.
Hence the masking agenda MUST run hidden as 'knowing not what ye do' - for the masked identity operates under masking dictates.
The mask of control requires sacrifice of awareness of being.
The masking management of conflict protects conflict by sacrificing life.
There is another way of looking than through the frame of a control mindset, but this calls for releasing or yielding of 'control' to a love we do not and can not manufacture.
It is by thinking that the mind becomes 'trapped in self-circular contradictions.
What we take as the basis for thought can run as a self-reinforcing loop.
We are always choosing and thus teaching and learning by our choices.
For the most part we automate on default assumptions that then 'structure' our world-experience/identity. But as pain of such a life breaks through the asking suppressions, we will come to question the basis from which we thought to think alone.
Thoughts arise. But it's thinking that there is a special someone who 'thinks them' is the idea to let go of.
Getting there one mask drop at a time. Always love your comments.
How do we stop these monsters? That is the question. Satyagraha will simply result in people starving to death, won't it?
initially through awareness. there's a reason why they've operated in the shadows this entire time.
right, but after awareness? especially as we know that they are planning another pandemic...
if interested, see my SURVIVING REVOLUTION https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FJ2WK9WD
Parallel economy demonstrating gift, share, self reliance and limited compromise.
Grow potatoes!
After awarenes you need an unhackable local system that supersedes any state meddling that is as old as Hearth Culture. You need Rabosh
yes, the remnant may end up in versions of Amish villages
Aaah, the ‘remnant’ that was so powerful that it had to be eradicated by multiple empires:
1. THE GERMAN STATES: THE "FORMALIST" LIQUIDATION
The German states were the architects of the "Paper Truth." They viewed the Rabosh as an obstacle to Prussian state efficiency.
The Saxon Mandate (1752): Formally banned the use of tally sticks for commercial accounting in the Electorate of Saxony. It labeled the Rabosh a "peasant superstition" that had no standing against a merchant's paper ledger.
The Prussian General Land Law (ALR, 1794): Part I, Title 5, §§ 131–135. This landmark law mandated Schriftlichkeit (the written form). It explicitly stated that only hand-signed paper documents constituted legal proof for contracts over a certain value, effectively erasing the Symmetric Notch from the legal record.
The BGB (Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch, 1900) § 126: The final execution. It defined "Writing" so strictly as a signed paper document that the Rabosh was forever barred from German courts.
2. THE BRITISH ISLES: THE "EXCHEQUER BURNING"
England used the tally stick longer than most, but its termination was the most violent.
The Statutum de Mercatoribus (1285): While it allowed tallies, it began the shift toward the "Recognizance" system, where the State (not the wood) became the witness.
The Act of 1782 (Exchequer Reform): This law abolished the use of tally sticks for government receipts, replacing them with paper checks.
The Destruction of 1834: Not a "law" but its physical execution. Following the final abolition of the Office of the Tally Court, the government ordered the burning of two wagonloads of ancient tally sticks in the furnaces of the House of Lords. The fire grew so hot it burned down the Old Houses of Parliament. This was the literal cremation of the Rabosh in the West.
3. THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE: THE "CAMERALIST" RE-FORMAT
The Tsars used Western laws to dismantle the indigenous "Old Muscovy" logic.
The Admiralty Regulations (1722): Peter the Great’s first strike. It mandated German-style registers for all naval and trade accounts, making the Rabosh legally "invisible."
The Bankrupt Charter (1800): Mandated that in cases of debt, only "Merchant Books" (paper ledgers) were admissible.
The Svod Zakonov (1834): Unified the legal code to require state-stamped paper for all primary accounting, effectively criminalizing the Rabosh as a financial instrument for the peasantry.
4. THE FRENCH & ROMAN-INFLUENCED SYSTEMS
The Napoleonic Code was the "Operating System" that spread the anti-Rabosh virus across Southern Europe.
The Napoleonic Code (1804) Article 1327: While it begrudgingly allowed "tallies" for small daily trades (bread/meat), it stripped them of any power in land or inheritance law. It forced the Zadruga to adopt French-style paper titles, allowing the state to tax and seize property more easily.
The Law of Germinal Year XI (1803): Centralized the French banking system, making paper bank-notes the only legal tender and delegitimizing the private Rabosh credit systems of the rural south.
5. THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN PINCER
The Habsburgs used the law to divorce the Southern Serbs from their ancestral hardware.
Statuta Valachorum (1630): While appearing to give rights, it pigeonholed the Serbs into a military class whose "truth" was granted by the Emperor’s ink, not the people’s notch.
The Austrian Civil Code (ABGB, 1811) Section 1312: Identical to the Napoleonic logic, it confined the Rabosh to the "kitchen" (butchers/bakers) while banning it from "the palace" (legal and land sovereignty).
A great article. Thank you. However, I noticed you didn't put Helvetia in here.
‘Asset stranding could open new pathways to food systems transformation'
This is exactly what they are doing right now to Dutch farmers. No wonder why we got the WEF 'food transition' hub in Wageningen from Serpil Tascioglu (Unilver/WEF)
‘foster international collaboration on innovative financial technology within the central banking community‘.
I thought Libya had their own central bank not long ago that had different ideas...