------ Forwarded Message > From: Sardar <sar...@spiritone.com> > Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:41:31 -0800 > To: Sardar <recon1968br...@yahoo.com> > Subject: 'Plastics-Jesus' heir David de Rothschild bears skull & bones belt > > 'Plastics-Jesus' heir David de Rothschild bears skull & bones belt > a.. Text size > b.. > c.. > > JonesReport.com > January 12, 2010 > > FLASHBACK: The Return of Arnold's Nazi Belt Buckle > > Are the elite mocking us with symbols of their dominance, as they pose as > the saviors of humanity? > > > a.. A d v e r t i s e m e n t > b.. > One gets that impression. Already David de Rothschild, heir to the London > branch of the Rothschild family, has been promoting an eco-stunt (as he > rightly calls it below) where he will travel around the world in a > recycled-plastic boat powered by human fecal matter- a form of making > lemonade out of lemons for an elite class that believes it is the hordes of > unwashed masses who are trampling always upon Mother Earth (or maybe that's > just a populist perception of the wider depopulation agenda). > > Now, he has been spotted promoting his Plastiki boat while sporting a Skull > & Bones belt buckle, a universal symbol of death, piracy and a key emblem of > the Nazi regime. The photos are in an article hailing de Rothschild as the > 'Plastics Jesus'- a disgusting moniker for a true eco-fasicst. The Rothshild > family stands to gain even more from carbon trading schemes than Al Gore > does, all while pretending to save the Earth. Reuters: Rothschild, E3 launch > carbon credit investment fund > > Surely, dictator-loving Gov. Arnold Schwartzenegger was making a statement > when he showed off his Nazi-issue 'deathshead' belt buckle in TIME and > Esquire magazines (see below). > > > > From Outdoor magazine: "I think the perception can be, Here's an affluent > kid, and this is some kind of environmental stunt," de Rothschild says. "But > if you dig into it, you can't belittle it like that. You go, Actually, these > guys have developed something credible." > > > > As you may have heard, David de Rothschild, 31, an heir to the famous > European banking fortune, is building a catamaran out of some 12,500 plastic > water bottles and sailing it from San Francisco to Sydney, Australia. He > plans to depart by the end of the year with two full-time skippers and a > cameraman. Along the way they'll pass through the Eastern Garbage Patch, a > slowly twirling vortex of suspended plastic bits in the North Pacific that's > been estimated at twice the size of Texas. At stopover islands on the route, > he'll pick up and drop off temporary crew members-scientists, writers, > artists, entrepreneurs, athletes, even Hollywood celebrities, if they have > environmental credibility-who will help him market his message. > > > > > > Research related links > > http://www.infowars.com/plastics-jesus-heir-david-de-rothschild-bears-skull-bo > nes-belt/
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