Steve made a very interesting comment to me (Mar 13):
I noted on Netflix (one of the many brainwashing propaganda arms of the NWO) a movie called Mortal Engines. Certainly not a very deep movie... But... Is this some sort of symbolism?? It's set an a very "out there" sci-fi future, where mobile cities devour other cities...
Here's the synopsis from Netflix:
"In a post apocalyptic world, a young woman and her rebel friends seek to stop the giant mobile city of London from devouring everything in its path."
Now that I know about Black Nobility and the special "City of London" state... That write up made me think. Is this movie an allegory of what is going on? It was made 2018...
I was intrigued by Steve’s comment but got distracted (as you do) and only re-read his comment by pure chance this morning.
I found the film easily on Netflix and wrote back to Steve immediately as follows:
“Thanks for mentioning the film - Mortal Engines. I finally found the time to actually watch it today! "Predator City!" - only minutes in right now. I will let you know what I think shortly...” https://www.netflix.com/watch/81002746
SPOILER ALERT! If you do not want to know the ending of the film, do not read past this point! Watch the film first!
I had to respond to Steve and make this post!
Oh yes, I said, that film is an allegory of how the City of London operates!
I had to say, “Fantastic ending! It grinds to a halt and its innocent people are welcomed beyond 'the wall'.”
The appearance of the wall is, in itself, symbolic because there was a legendary wall between two mountains. It is thought to have been built by Alexander the Great, with the help of demons, to incarcerate Gog and Magog in the Caucasus Mountains, marking a borderline between the East and the West.
So could this film by Peter Jackson be symbolically portraying the Caucasians (white race) returning to their homeland? I think it does!
I have mentioned in several previous posts that I think the City of London Black Nobility owners are on the move again.
They are a bit nomadic, aren’t they?
First it was Rome, then Venice, a swift turn north to Amsterdam and lastly to the old Roman fort, the City of London.
But they have itchy feet, these predators! Where to next?
ASTANA
This is a particularly interesting potential new location for Gog & Magog (I mean the Black Nobility as they like to be known).
It was London's famous modern architect, Norman Foster, who designed many of the buildings in Astana, the new and very modern capital of Kazakhstan which was initiated in the year 2000. When you look at the layout and design of the place you cannot help but recognise some very old symbols and references to freemasonry and a nod to the old religion of Genghis Khan, Tengri. A collection of photographs helps to illustrate my point.
I wrote about the significance of Astana in connection to Khazaria here:
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Astana has a dedicated financial district in which the official language is ENGLISH, suggesting preparation for the global power of the old City of London to relocate there.
Following your links and looking at Astana, so much comes up in a news search, it certainly is being set up as a security, financial and business hub, I think you have it right.
I am learning a lot of this for the first time, you've gone a lot deeper into the black nobility than (the only other source I've really read on the subject) Coleman.
The history really zeroes in on thoughts I had watching old documentaries on Rome... Surely they had mega wealthy mega powerful business families... where did that wealth go? Simple, as you've pointed out, they mobilised, and went to safe havens... where they had a base, eg London, and could influence locals with their money, and establish rules, institutions and laws to protect their wealth and power...
Thank you for all the links I will be reading up over a few days this weekend to try soak it all up.
I found (among the many news articles) an interesting summation of the situation in Kazakhstan, which certainly makes it sound as if it is ripe to set up a new safe haven for the elites...
"With its enormous natural resources and vast agricultural lands, Kazakhstan is the richest country in Central Asia. But the revenue from its oil and gas is mostly concentrated in the hands of a small circle of elites and hasn't trickled down to ordinary Kazakhs."
The powerful influence is already there, and a population who are hand to mouth just to survive...
The super city capital (with all the symbols of power) of the elites just waiting to be serviced by a compliant (easily exploited) population happy for any rise in living standards?
All the luxury hotel chains have representation in Astana: the Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Marriott, Sheraton etc.
Guess who has a World Economic Forum style meeting every year 🤔
"The Astana Economic Forum gathered thousands of businessmen, politicians and investors in Astana for fruitful discussions among expert community and also resulted in signing agreements that will determine the country’s future development."
...Strategic Development Plan until 2025 "National Technology Initiative" ....
The first priority is the growth of labour productivity, technological modernization of the economy and digital modernization" he said.
The second priority is expansion of private sector. This is about "clearing the field" from large companies that do not want to develop and GIVING WAY to companies that are MORE ADAPTED to the current situation.
Another priority is creation of favourable investment CLIMATE. "We are talking not only about the business climate from the viewpoint of direct regulation, we are talking about the quality of institutions, courts, improving legal literacy of the population...
Among other priorities of the document is PERSONAL COMPETITIVENESS of every citizen*
(*Exploitation WEF style)
Reads like a WEF paradise* doesn't it?
(*not a paradise)
Great article thanks Frances, a lot to explore there... Thank you.
Following your links and looking at Astana, so much comes up in a news search, it certainly is being set up as a security, financial and business hub, I think you have it right.
I am learning a lot of this for the first time, you've gone a lot deeper into the black nobility than (the only other source I've really read on the subject) Coleman.
The history really zeroes in on thoughts I had watching old documentaries on Rome... Surely they had mega wealthy mega powerful business families... where did that wealth go? Simple, as you've pointed out, they mobilised, and went to safe havens... where they had a base, eg London, and could influence locals with their money, and establish rules, institutions and laws to protect their wealth and power...
Thank you for all the links I will be reading up over a few days this weekend to try soak it all up.
I found (among the many news articles) an interesting summation of the situation in Kazakhstan, which certainly makes it sound as if it is ripe to set up a new safe haven for the elites...
"With its enormous natural resources and vast agricultural lands, Kazakhstan is the richest country in Central Asia. But the revenue from its oil and gas is mostly concentrated in the hands of a small circle of elites and hasn't trickled down to ordinary Kazakhs."
https://www.rferl.org/a/poverty-kazakhstan-central-asia-wealthiest-country/32180230.html
The powerful influence is already there, and a population who are hand to mouth just to survive...
The super city capital (with all the symbols of power) of the elites just waiting to be serviced by a compliant (easily exploited) population happy for any rise in living standards?
All the luxury hotel chains have representation in Astana: the Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Marriott, Sheraton etc.
Guess who has a World Economic Forum style meeting every year 🤔
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astana_International_Forum
https://forum-astana.org/en/about/about
https://www.un.org/en/desa/opening-speech-vi-astana-economic-forum-and-world-anti-crisis-conference
this one in particular is worth a quick glance 👇
https://forum-astana.org/en/page/events
"The Astana Economic Forum gathered thousands of businessmen, politicians and investors in Astana for fruitful discussions among expert community and also resulted in signing agreements that will determine the country’s future development."
...Strategic Development Plan until 2025 "National Technology Initiative" ....
The first priority is the growth of labour productivity, technological modernization of the economy and digital modernization" he said.
The second priority is expansion of private sector. This is about "clearing the field" from large companies that do not want to develop and GIVING WAY to companies that are MORE ADAPTED to the current situation.
Another priority is creation of favourable investment CLIMATE. "We are talking not only about the business climate from the viewpoint of direct regulation, we are talking about the quality of institutions, courts, improving legal literacy of the population...
Among other priorities of the document is PERSONAL COMPETITIVENESS of every citizen*
(*Exploitation WEF style)
Reads like a WEF paradise* doesn't it?
(*not a paradise)
Great article thanks Frances, a lot to explore there... Thank you.
FOLLOW UP ARTICLE: https://francesleader.substack.com/p/united-kingdoms-death-spiral