The English Civil War – A Blueprint of the Future
The public execution of King Charles was perhaps the most shocking day in the history of England. A King was a symbol of power, a leader, or in Charles own words, “little Gods on Earth.” However, his deity didn’t prevent him from being toppled by the people he once resided over. His demise was brought about for several reasons, inevitably those reasons involved money, religion and the struggle for power.
At the time Charles came to the throne England was in a poor financial state after decades of turbulent wars with France and Spain. In an attempt to raise funds he increased taxes and in doing so riled the country’s ruling classes. Tension between the King and Parliament eventually strained to breaking point and corrupt politicians saw an opportunity to oust the King.
Politicians made life difficult for Charles by passing a law that made it illegal for him to collect taxes or secure equity release without Parliamentary consent – and of course, they didn’t give consent. The lack of finances weakened the Kings position and when Parliamentary propaganda circulated rumours that Charles was supporting Catholics the civilians of the four nations of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland were forced to take sides. You were either for the Royalists or you were for Parliament.
Those in favour of civil war were in the minority on both sides and by the time it was over, even fewer were still in favour. In fact the only interested parties were the elitists that stood to gain anything from it. Corrupt parliamentary officials that wanted to squeeze out the sovereignty so they could have power for themselves – and that is exactly what they did.
The man given protectorate of the country was Oliver Cromwell, but has he had not come from a privileged background, didn’t have a mass of wealth, nor did he have any great personal power to rule the country. Therefore he was nothing but a puppet for the wealthy merchants and landowners – just as we see with the political setup in today’s world. The decision to execute King Charles and dispense with sovereignty was not a popular choice, even Cromwell himself was against the idea. The ruling classes however claimed there was no suitable replacement, thus sovereignty ended and England was declared ‘a commonwealth and free state.’
Cromwell’s early reign was distracted by uprisings which he mercilessly crushed with his infamous Scorched Earth policy in which thousands of defenceless men and women lost their lives. The ten years in which he was protectorate of the country was only possible with military dictatorship – the type of fascist Marshall Law conspiracy theorists say will be used to empower the New World Order. Cromwell’s reign was considered by many ‘a mock parliament and mock power–dominated by corrupt and self-interested men that were not representative of the country.’ Does any of this sound familiar?
When Cromwell died in 1957, the military forces that had supported Cromwell deserted leaving Parliamentarians exposed for Charles II to regain the throne and reinstate Sovereignty. As far as the general public were concerned, order of the country was restored with the sovereignty. In reality, the corrupt politicians had changed the system behind the scenes to ensure they hold the power, whilst the crown appeases the unwitting crowd.
This system of course is more obvious today than it would have been in the 16th century had people found out what was really happening. We accept it for the way the world is. We accept it because we don’t have a choice. The English Civil war was a blueprint for the French Revolution and the American Civil War, conflicts engineered and financed by wealthy and corrupt men. These elitists still run the world, but what is t mosworrying is how they intend to make us run in their world. As Paul Warburg said in 1950, “There will be a New World Order whether you like it or not. The only question is whether it will be achieved through conquest or consent.” If there is a New World Order, that Order will be policed by Marshall Law!
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