Next Phase of Syrian Invasion Begins -- The Central Bank Connection

The following is an excerpt from an article on www.blacklistednews.com, dated June 20, 2013, entitled Next Phase of Syrian Invasion Begins -- The Central Bank Connection, by Brandon Turbeville. It supports the idea that global control through debt to private banks is, at least, one of the main goals of the proposed invasion:


Although currently facing the brunt of Anglo-American operations, Syria is not the only country to find itself in the crosshairs of destabilization and direct military confrontation with Western powers where the presence of a government-owned central bank may stand as a significant deciding factor for invasion. Cuba, North Korea, and, notably, Iran all maintain such government banking systems. Coincidentally, all three of these nations, particularly Iran, have become major targets of Western imperialism as of late.


While one may be tempted to ignore the presence of government-owned central banks as a contributing factor toward the decision to destabilize and/or invade sovereign nations, it is interesting to note that Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and Sudan have all fallen victim to NATO-backed invasions, and/or destabilization campaigns ever since the push for the New American Century took off in 2001.


“Coincidentally,” these nations all held government-owned central banks prior to the intervention.


After the conflict had ended, or at least subsided, all of these nations were presented with a new banking system which was privately owned; another “strange coincidence” for those unwilling to acknowledge the existence of a pattern.