The Lesson Of Michael Mcintyre

In June of this year - 2018 - the British comedian Michael Mcintyre, was robbed outside his young child's school, losing his $100,000 Rolex watch to the robbers, who were wielding hammers and threatening severe harm.

Now there is no such thing as a standard model Rolex watch - new - that retails for $100,000 and so this must have been one of the rare 'super luxury branded' iterations, such as the Cartier Rolex. 

A 'Cartier' Rolex - authentic

Anyway, getting back to the main point of this article - I think that in the specific case of Mcintyre, he was targeted and the robbers knew exactly what they were going after, probably for a wealthy criminal 'collector' who 'ordered' the watch, that that person is now hiding away somewhere in Europe or South America, or even in London itself.

It's a dangerous world, and the dangers are all the greater when you appear to have a lot of money. 

Now through this blogspot we can make a lot of money.

But we have to be very quiet and skillful about it, and especially, we need to be able to hide what we are doing.

If you accept - as I do - that the Jamal Khashoggi affair was being manipulated worldwide by a vast network of criminal-minded people IN GOVERNMENTS WORLDWIDE and who control and run most of the general media, and that it is absolutely clear that Turkey's Erdogan tried to control each and every step and stage of the so-called 'investigation' down to the point that he told the US government that he had a recording of the killing, and then he invited the head of the CIA over to listen to it, and then he said she was not to take it or any copy of it, back to the US...

When you realize that every 'player' you know - be they government or institutional or significant private - is virtually never being straight with you about information and what knowledge they possess, you will, like me, become extraordinarily paranoid about letting them know, or letting it be widely known, that you know something better than they 'know' it.

At the same time, I don't think they have the brains to understand certain words, certain expressions, certain mannerisms. They're not as amazing or powerful as they try to make out that they are. They are not bright, and they are not educated the way people were in the past. In fact, they are ignorant people. But they are greedy and malicious.

A standard 'Pepsi' Rolex

And in a short time, 'they' are going to hit a wall they never foresaw, or contemplated could even be there.

I think... I think... All of them, the whole lot - China, America, the UK, Europe, maybe not so much Russia or India or those places that have always had exposure to 'informal trade and exchange processes' - have lost control of 'money.' I don't believe any of them even know what it is, technically, any more. They imagine, it is something to do with their enforcement capabilities, and the law, and control of the masses and possibly, communication and communications platforms and infrastructure.

It's none of those things. Genghis Khan had an idea about it - it is about lights shining the way when everything else is just 'whited out.'