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The document titled “The ‘War’ Fraud” by Anna Von Reitz discusses the author’s perspective on global economic issues, warfare, and the manipulation of resources and power. Here’s an executive summary:

1. **War as a Model for Life**: The author criticizes the mindset of viewing life as a constant state of war, particularly among industrialists and corporations. She argues that this perspective leads to harmful competition and conflict.

2. **Commercial Mercenary Wars**: The author asserts that many conflicts are not political or legal but are commercial mercenary wars spurred by self-interest and greed. She claims these wars are used to obstruct trade or rig commodity supplies to create an unfair market advantage.

3. **The American Civil War**: The author argues that the American Civil War was not a war but a lawless commercial conflict. She claims that the soldiers were enrolled in the name of State of State business organizations, not the actual States of the Union.

4. **Usurpation by Municipal Corporations**: The author accuses Municipal Corporations of usurping the American Government and keeping the people in a state of constant confusion. She blames these corporations for promoting a state of constant war.

5. **British Government’s Role**: The author accuses the British Government of promoting this situation and being responsible for the establishment of the British Raj throughout most of the western world.

6. **Fascism and Corporate Feudalism**: The author claims that fascism and corporate feudalism have always been promoted by the British Government. She warns against the future plans of corporations represented by the World Economic Forum.

7. **Liquidation of Municipal Corporations**: The author calls for the liquidation or forfeiture of offending Municipal Corporations and their commercial corporation franchises.

8. **Vision for the Future**: The author advocates for a vision of love, inspiration, and generosity that allows men to live in peace and prosper without the ugliness perpetuated by the Doctrine of Scarcity and the numerous Big Lies that have been told to explain away the symptoms of inflation and economic instability.

Please note that this is a summary of the author’s views as presented in the document.

Link to original article: http://www.paulstramer.net/2023/06/the-war-fraud.html

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The document titled “The Poor-Mouth Fraud” by Anna Von Reitz discusses the author’s perspective on global economic issues and the manipulation of precious metals markets. Here’s an executive summary:

1. **Resource Availability**: The author argues that the world is not lacking in resources, including precious metals like gold and silver. She claims that there is more than enough to support global economies.

2. **Commodity Rigging**: The author accuses the Merchants of London and Central Banks of manipulating information about the sources, amounts, and values of precious metals, a practice she refers to as “commodity rigging”.

3. **Precious Metals**: The author disputes the notion that there is a scarcity of precious metals, stating that there are vast amounts of gold and silver already mined and warehoused throughout the world. She suggests that the mining industry is not about environmental concerns but about controlling the supply of precious metals.

4. **Government Accounting**: The author criticizes government accounting systems, suggesting that they are misleading and designed to justify levying more taxes. She claims that the actual income of the Federal Municipal Corporations and their State-of-State franchises is never divulged by any budgetary process.

5. **Taxation**: The author views taxation as a mechanism to prevent inflation caused by government spending. She argues that inflation is out of control because government spending is out of control.

6. **Global Warming Panic**: The author suggests that natural fluctuations in the climate are being used to justify more taxes, which in turn allows more government spending, leading to inflation.

7. **Expansion of the World Economy**: The author criticizes the refusal to expand the world economy, suggesting that the leadership of banks and corporations would rather cause harm than expand the economy and educate the poor.

8. **Liquidation of Municipal Corporations**: The author calls for the liquidation or forfeiture of guilty Municipal Corporations and defense subcontractors.

Please note that this is a summary of the author’s views as presented in the document.

Link to original article: http://annavonreitz.com/poormouthfraud.pdf

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