‘Make Poverty History’ was the slogan 4 years ago when the G8 globalists met in Gleneagles, Scotland. That very morning 4 bombs exploded across the city London killing many. Days earlier a smiling Tony Blair had received the adulation of masses for pledging to save Africa from poverty, AIDS and other plagues. Coverage of the Rothschild funded globally screened Live8 concerts had built public sentiment to a crescendo, seeming to usher in the hope of a fairer world and a brighter future but the concerts and Bob Geldof were used. They were used as a front to cover up the British state’s renewed nefarious activities in the Congo, Uganda, Kenya and other regions of Africa.

If you tolerate this, then your children will be next.

And thus G20 has duly arrived with open revolt sweeping the streets of London. Who will foot the bill once the money changers of the square mile have retreated to their country pile, their pensions and bonuses secured.
In days of old, the Writing was on the Wall. Now the writing is on Wall street, sent plunging -777 points on September 30th 2008 by Wall streets power brokers, a second (financial) attack on London. Will history repeat?
Will the G20 conference designed to turn world attention on London coincide with similar shock tactics or will its effect be more insidious?