Live from the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, Mark Spelman, Managing Director, Strategy - Accenture, shares insights from a new Accenture study - Fast Forward to Growth: Seizing opportunities in high-growth markets. − YouTube
Dominant Social Theme: Globalism is the natural evolution of the current sociopolitical and economic environment.
Free-Market Analysis: Live from Davos – as if that's supposed to make us impressed – someone called Mark Spelman provides an unsettling vision of what the world's elites have in mind for the next ten years.
A quick summary of the video presentation provides us with numerous power elite dominant social themes – those fear-based promotions that frighten middle classes into giving up power and wealth to designated globalist facilities like the UN, IMF, World Bank, etc.
In this case, Spelman is using the language of power elite promotions to structure a world that flows logically from current globalist developments. These developments – such as the growth of the economies of the BRICs – seem logical but are actually manipulated occurrences.
We know they are manipulated because it is the elites themselves that control the central banks that provide growth via printing money from nothing. The Anglosphere power elite can create growth in virtually any country that it wishes to by impelling the local banking authorities to print money.
In Brazil, India, Russia and China – all countries with high growth rates – the rate of price inflation is high, too, a dead giveaway that central banking money printing has been brought to bear.
The question may be asked, then ... why didn't this growth happen sooner? One needs to look at the patterns of what we call elite "directed history."
Throughout the 20th century, the elites created what we will call a Hegelian Dialectic between the so-called "free" West and the "Communist world." This is not speculation.
Lift the curtain of history and peer into the reality of 20th century events and you shall find ample clues as to the culpability of the Anglosphere (powerful Western banking families and their enablers and associates) regarding the funding and organization of communism and its leadership.
In the late 20th century a decision was apparently made to combine the thesis of Western economies with the antithesis of communism. As a result, in our view, the USSR "suddenly" collapsed and ChiCom leaders "made" a decision to move toward a market-based society.
People cannot conceive of history being controlled at this level but really it is quite simple. If a few great families control trillions, even tens of trillions, via central banking (as we believe they do) then Money Power itself must logically attract outsized power around the world.
It is not too much of a stretch to believe that the great Anglosphere families that control central banks have counter-parties with which they do business in Russia, China, India, etc. We are only several centuries removed from a time when Britain (and its top families) formally or informally ruled such countries as India and China.
The Anglosphere has held sway the world over in the past. Why shouldn't certain relationships continue to flourish? If one grants that the reality of the world is a good deal less chaotic and more "planned" than we are being led to believe, then the rest of the pattern the world is currently exhibiting becomes clear.
What the powers-that-be are driving for now is a kind of "synthesis" that is the result of combining the systems of communism and capitalism together. The result is to be a quasi-authoritarian sociopolitical system (call it "capitalism," nominally) that spreads across the world.
In order to spread this sort of capitalism worldwide, the living standards of so-called developed countries must be eroded while the standards of developed countries must be raised. This is going on even now via central bank money-printing and trade treaties that are advantageous to the BRICs.
It is no coincidence, in our view, that while the BRICs are prospering, the West is continuing to fail. The same central banking phenomena that the elites use to benefit the BRICs and the developing world is being used to destabilize the West.
The so-called sovereign banking crisis was, in our view, very likely an entirely staged maneuver. It begs common sense to believe that the elites that control central banks – and thus the entire banking system – were not aware that the torrent of lending to the impoverished PIGS would only end up in tears. As it has.
Now enter companies like Accenture with studies that build on the faux-economic developments that we are witnessing in the 21st century. From the study, we learn that most "multinationals" are positioned to take advantage of the "growth" of the developing world but are yet uncertain.
At the same time, we are informed that such growth is manifesting itself powerfully, with the trade between developing countries soon to overtake the trade between developed ones. Brazil's largest trading partner, we learn, is China.
We are also told that in various developing countries, the number of households earning over US$50,000 is set to double. Look beyond China and India − "8.5 trillion" of growth income is becoming available in the developing world that will represent significant new opportunities to multinationals.
Finally, we learn that multinationals must identify various non-national segments of global growth (look beyond national borders, in other words) to "diaspora groups" that are located in "cross-border" environments.
Multinationals must acquire the proper "leadership, skills and partners" to implement tomorrow's successful business strategies.
It all sounds very logical and rational until one realizes that multinationals themselves are entirely artificial concoctions of regulatory and legal decisions. Without the force of law, multinationals would not exist, certainly not in their current manifestations.
As for the BRICs and their "progress," we've made the case over and over that the same elites that are conspiring to crush the US and Europe have done all they can to assist with the rise of the BRICs via incredibly stimulative monetary policy.
We're simply not supposed to notice, apparently, that China's real estate bubble is so out control that the country is building entire empty cities and dotting the horizon with dysfunctional railroad facilities.
We're not supposed to remember that "governments" are in charge of emigration and immigration. If entire populations are migrating from one nation to another, that's not an "evolution" but a deliberate political policy.
In fact, the Anglosphere elites that want to build global governance are manipulating the world's economy in order to make globalism a self-fulfilling prophecy. It is supposed to seem like a rational outgrowth of a worldwide economic development, but it's not.
(Video from Accenture's YouTube video channel.)