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WHY 2K?
by Mack White
(NOTE: The following is pure speculation, and subject to change should new
facts emerge.)
We used to wonder what would happen with Y2K, and we always knew that the
only way we would ever find out was to wait and see what happened.
Well, now we know what happened with Y2K. Nothing.
Nothing happened because Y2K was all a big hoax. That it was a hoax is
supported by the fact that, even in Third World countries which did nothing
to prepare for the "problem," Y2K Day passed like any other.
We always knew the Y2K crisis was created, but we could never figure out
exactly why. But, now that the entire scenario has finally played itself
out, we can with greater confidence speculate why.
Apparently, back in the early days of computers, this minor Y2K bug was
discovered. Someone took note of the fact and realized it might come in
useful later. So, in 1968, the National Bureau of Standards mandated the
six-digit system for the computer industry.
Time passed, and the world changed. Without the Cold War to justify
billions of dollars of defense spending, other excuses were needed, such as
terrorism. And Y2K.
In the waning days of the 90s, Y2K was let out of the bag. Phony evidence
was leaked which indicated there would be worldwide failures.
Of course, the conspirators knew that any genuine problems could be easily
headed off in time by spending billions of dollars on a solution, which was
already in hand--"Y2K compliance" as it came to be known. At least $100
billion was spent this way. Someone made a lot of money off Y2K--and this
doesn't count the profiteers selling everything from generators to beef
jerky.
Also, the White House got a $50 million UN-linked emergency command post
out of the deal; many cities got similar command posts. These, of course,
will not disappear now that Y2K has come and gone, but will be useful for
whatever other "emergency" the Elites have up their sleeve in the future.
The phony evidence and scare stories about Y2K were leaked mostly to the
Patriot community. The movement's own paranoia was used against it to
manipulate and ultimately discredit it.
The perpetrators of this hoax knew of course that, after New Years Eve
1999, they would no longer have Y2K as an excuse for emergency
preparations. So, in the weeks leading up to Y2K, they began to hype
terrorism. We will surely hear more about terrorism in the days, weeks,
months, etc. to come.
The perpetrators also knew that Y2K would be very closely watched, and
that, when it passed without event, there would be questions asked about
all the money spent on this non-problem. For this reason, they didn't want
Y2K to have the full attention of the media.
So, even though anyone who can count knows it was not really the
turn-of-the-millennium, big millennium celebrations were held all over the
world to keep the tv cameras and talking heads busy for 24 hours and keep
the attention off the fact that Bangkok toilets were not backing up after
all.
Also, after some high profile arrests of "terrorists" earlier in the month,
the possibility of attacks on these silly "millennium" celebrations were
used to enhance the fear of terrorism. The mayors of Seattle and Denver
were likely shown phony evidence to convince them to cancel their New Years
events.
Also, as an added precaution against Y2K taking too much media attention,
they decided to stage a major news story as a distraction. Remembering how
much worldwide attention was caused when they killed John Lennon in 1980,
they decided to program another obsessed Beatles fan to kill a Beatle.
The attack on George Harrison may have had multiple purposes. It may be
that Harrison had become troublesome to them in some way, as Lennon had.
Or maybe they wanted to send a message to the creative and celebrity
communities to put a lid on anti-Establishment criticism--the message being
"You are not safe, no matter how security-conscious you are."
It would also send a message to everyone else that the world is more
dangerous than ever, thus we need more laws, police, jails, etc.
A gun could not be used on Harrison because this murder could only occur in
England, which has strict gun control laws. This would have run counter to
their anti-gun propaganda. So they had to make do with a knife attack,
which had a lower chance for success.
After a horrible ten-minute struggle, the murder failed when Mrs. Harrison
managed to knock out the "Manchurian Candidate" with a lamp.
But it almost succeeded. Imagine the headlines, and their effect, if
Harrison had been murdered on the eve of Y2K.
It is possible, however, that there was an even darker motive behind Y2K.
There is some reason to believe this hoax was, at bottom, a plan to get rid
of Russia once and for all.
This plan involved staging Y2K disruptions around the world, especially in
Russia. There, not only would the power go out, but nuclear plants would
melt down, and nuclear missiles would blow up in their silos--a big mess,
all of which would be blamed on Y2K.
The conspiratores also calculated the possibility of a limited nuclear
exchange between the US and Russia. So, just in case, unprecedented
emergency preparations would already been put in place throughout the US
under cover of Y2K.
But none of this happened.
Instead, the Russians learned of the plan. Behind the scenes, a military
coup was staged, and Boris Yeltsin was forced to resign as president. On
the morning of December 31, 1999, Putin, the new Russian president, told
the US that if anything went wrong in Russia on Y2K Day, the US could
expect not a limited strike on a few cities, but massive retaliation--the
complete destruction of North America.
So the US backed down. Y2K passed without event. And the back-up plan to
kill a Beatle to distract from this non-event also failed. December 31,
1999, was not a good day for the New World Order.
But don't get rid of your bottled water and beef jerky yet. The government
didn't build those Y2K command posts for nothing. Something may yet
happen, further down the line--something as bad, if not worse, than Y2K
might have been.
In less than 12 months, we will see the real turn-of-the-millennium.
"Millennial madness" still has plenty of mileage left as a propaganda, or
PsyOps, tool. Terrorism, World War Three, or, at the very least, a revival
of the Cold War are all possibilities.
Mack White
http://www.mackwhite.com
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