Painter sent me this link and asked if I couldn't translate it for him. This is similar in content to a longer piece he wrote in English that has been posted in the Alt. Theories forum, but worth posting nonetheless.

The original Japanese is here
http://benjaminfulford.typepad.com/benjami...2;方.html

Titled "America no ikikata", which translates loosely to "Where America goes from here".

First he explains what just happened in the US - noting that congress, under pressure from the populace, finally got a backbone and stood up to their financial overlords (he uses the word "rebellion"). He also mentions that even if the bailout passed it would be but a drop in the bucket compared to the amount of insolvency we are facing. He says that the US faces a "black hole" on October 5th.

He predicts 3 possible ways things can go.

One, the end of Zionist rule in America and a rebirth of democracy and freedom.
Two, civil war.
Three, military rule in the US and expansion of war abroad.

He thinks the chances are greater for either #'s one or two.

The last part of the blurb is the hardest, I'm not sure I know exactly what he means. He talks about the Rothschilds and a rift between two camps ... one Anglo-American and one European. When he talks about the "rift" I'm not sure if he means the Rothschilds themselves or those spheres (and their leadership) in a more general way. (That's not because he's unclear, I just think my Japanese isn't good enough.) Then he says that at the same time forces who would bring down this rule (he uses the word "dissident") are gathering strength.

In closing, whichever way things turn out, we are in tumultuous times.
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I just want to say that this guy is waking a lot of people up here in Japan. His command of the Japanese language is impressive, as are his credentials (former writer for Forbes magazine). Some of the things he talks about sometimes may seem incredulous, but Fulford has inside connections here and who knows ... maybe the western shadow government CAN threaten the Japanese with earthquakes. Regardless, I applaud him for his tireless activity and positive outlook. Fulford sees the current crisis as a chance for liberty.

I tend to agree ... If I may read between the lines, if the really destructive facet of the corporate/political machine behind the scenes in the US weren't in trouble, they wouldn't be panicking right now trying so hard to get this bailout package passed. The fact that the House stood up to the rascals, "rebelled" as Fulford says, and refused to pass it is a very good sign. Not only is it a sign that the influence and power of the Fed and their lackies isn't as omniscient as some would believe, but I believe Fulford is trying to tell us that there are other forces behind the scenes that are rooting for us ... i.e., WE are part of the equation.

Ahhhh, nice to read some positive developments! Thanks for that Sandman!

I'm feeling a little better about our chances after hearing a great deal of pissed off patriots.

Having some hope is a good thing.

Having hope is essential. Without it there literally is no hope. In fact, to succeed, we have to believe we CAN succeed. This is one thing They® never want us to believe.

I firmly believe that we will succeed. But it won't be easy. There will be a great struggle.

But over the last week millions have joined with us in truth. Countless robots have been awakened, never to go back to sleep.

We have the advantage, and I believe we have been on the offensive for some time. In another thread GH made an analogy to chess. They™ made a wrong move a long time ago and have been trying to correct that for some time.

Too many people 'know' now.

So the Rothschilds are battling the Rockefellers over $2 Quadrillion in non-existent wealth and the whole global financial system and perhaps even civilization itself is caught in the crossfire, according to Fulford.

Dude, we're totally gonna win. Because we're bad asses and they suck.

LoL. Hey, just FYI, everyone, Mr. Fulford has been invited to join our discussion.

Well, Benjamin Fulford is a great example of what one guy with an ounce of courage can do. Imagine if we could all really band together. This is a crucial crossroads ... if we can somehow prevent this bailout bill, which by the way abolishes the fractional reserve requirement for Fed banks (!!!), from passing (all we have to do is keep the House from switching over), the crooks in charge in the US will face the music - and, whatever reservations one might have regarding the one-world-government apologist European Union bankers, "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".

I just suspect that the worst element in our society is in deep trouble ... and I hope only that they are taken down.

And keep the Senate from passing another bill with the bailout tacked on TODAY!

I'm about to puke listening to some of the "AYE" idiot senators on CSPAN.....