by I read Jeff Gates book, Guilt by Association, which was a real eye opener, and there was even a chapter on economics in it where he described how supply side economics was an orchestrated criminal racket.Anyway, in this video he describes what an asset is and how they are used in game theory. Which is different to what to what I thought an asset was, which was someone who helped the CIA, or MI6, ect. Anyway, all of us have biases and triggers which the intelligence agencies of other countries, or our own intelligence, or a criminal syndicate, will know within a narrow range of probabilities what decisions we are likely to make under certain circumstances. Then all they have to do is set up the circumstances to get the outcomes they want, like say, a war in Iraq, for instance. In this way
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Anyway, in this video he describes what an asset is and how they are used in game theory. Which is different to what to what I thought an asset was, which was someone who helped the CIA, or MI6, ect. Anyway, all of us have biases and triggers which the intelligence agencies of other countries, or our own intelligence, or a criminal syndicate, will know within a narrow range of probabilities what decisions we are likely to make under certain circumstances. Then all they have to do is set up the circumstances to get the outcomes they want, like say, a war in Iraq, for instance. In this way they can manipulate politicians to do their bidding. Jeff Gates seems to make out we can all be easily manipulated by people with a very malicious intent. It's an art and a science.
Jeff Gates says the US is run by a criminal syndicate which has strong links to Zionism, another criminal outfit.
Part 2 is even more interesting because, here, Jeff Gates says how even he was manipulated. He believed free markets would solve the world's problems and so he became a true believer in Reagan's supply side economics. He was in the Soviet Union at the time advising Gorbachev and Yeltsin about privatisation when Russian-Jewish oligarchs grabbed all the state's industrialises, but the same thing happened in the US too, where oligarchs took control of everything. In his book, Jeff gates describes how supply side economics was a con designed to make just a few people rich, so perhaps even Paul Craig Roberts was duped too? Jeff Gates says how we get brainwashed all our lives to see things in a certain way, which makes open to manipulation.
Jeff Gates wonders how did the value everything become reduced to just money? How did money become the only thing that mattered? I'm sure Paul Craig Roberts would agree with that too.
Kevin Vincent