And recall it was former DHS character, Juliette Kayyem (also on the Atlantic Council) who suggested reprisals against the Canadian truckers and their supporters! (Kayyem is a senior advisor to NSO Group, an Israeli technology firm known for its Pegasus spying tool which was involved in the brutal murder of Saudi dissident Jamal Kashoggi!)

And between Jan. 6, 2021 and Jan. 13, 2021, some commercial bank accounts (and social media, cellphone, twitter and email accounts) of President Trump were summarily closed!

A finance professor in 1973 remarked that the ownership of the banks was their major secret! Who owns the banks???

Author Gary Allen writes in The Rockefeller File that in 1973, “David Rockefeller met with twenty-seven heads of state, including the rulers of Russia and Red China.”

And Rockefeller publicly stated:

“The social experiment in China under Chairman Mao’s leadership is one of the most important and successful in human history.”

EXCERPT:

Dick Eastman
The Truth Hound

When Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller met with Zhou Enlai in China in 1973—just after President Richard Nixon had visited China establishing official relations—an understanding was reached whereby the U.S. would supply industrial capital and know-how to China.

In return Kissinger-connected corporations would gain the monopolistic advantage of low-cost labor production which could outcompete all U.S. domestic industry.

The comparative advantage gained was being able to hire Chinese laborers who were ready to work hard at exceedingly low cost—with no drugs, no alcohol, a strong work ethic, no unions, no paid benefits and weak environmental standards.

And with such a large labor pool, burned out workers could simply be replaced. This gave the Rockefeller/Kissinger corporations a major edge over their domestic U.S. competitors who had to pay relatively high wages, high regulation costs, deal with union strikes and collective bargaining etc.

http://21stcenturywire.com/2016/12/31/us-middle-class-still-suffering-from-rockefeller-kissinger-industrial-transfer-scheme-to-china/