This video provides an introduction to the rise and fall of the Ducth east India Company (VOC). It may be noted that the trade in the north of Europe was much more profitable than the trade overseas. Also view the video on the role of the Jews in setting up the Dutch West India trading company and basis of the international global financial system https://odysee.com/@InterestingTimes:e/Untold-History-Jewish-Slavetrade--doc:6 As a further introduction herewith an excerpt of a report by AILISH LALOR, DECEMBER 21, 2021 " What was the VOC? The Dutch East India Company explained; The Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie (VOC) or Dutch East India Company is a crucial part of Dutch history. For over 200 years, the VOC brought the Netherlands international power and wealth while exploiting local populations, creating colonies, and trading in human beings. The story of the VOC is complicated, and this is not an exhaustive history of it (if you want that, buy a book — or 10). This article offers a primer on the VOC: a less-than-casual introduction. The VOC was established in 1602 as a chartered company whose goal was to trade with Mughal India, where most of Europe’s cotton and silk originated. Quickly, the Dutch government gave it a 21-year monopoly on the spice trade with South Asian countries, and the company took off from there. The VOC soon became the first conglomerate company: a fancy way of saying they did many different things (like shipbuilding, slave trading, and colonisation) under the same company name. In the early 1600s, the VOC became the first company listed on the stock exchange. Along with its worldwide reach and transnational employees, it is among the reasons the VOC was a forerunner of modern-day multinational corporations. The VOC had powers that a corporation today would hopefully never have: it could wage war, take and execute prisoners, coin money, negotiate treaties, and establish colonies. It did all of this. As much as modern-day corporations like Google and Shell have way too much power, the VOC was a whole different level. The VOC started operating in India and South Asia in general. Over the next century, it expanded its operations to Mauritius, South Africa, Indonesia, Taiwan, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam. Not all of these locations were the sites of permanent settlements or even permanent trading posts: but listing them all here gives us a sense of how massive this company was. How did such a transnational company work in the age before instant communication? It was, in fact, far more than a company — it was also a war machine. The VOC was ostensibly founded after a Dutch ship returned from South East Asia filled with very profitable spices in 1596. What was going on in the Netherlands that would have made this massive company worth investing in? Put simply, the Netherlands was under threat. It had just declared its independence from Spain in 1581, forming the Dutch Republic. Quite an ambitious move, considering that the Spanish had the force of half of Europe behind them, considering how much of the continent they controlled at the time. Given this vulnerability, you can see the advantages of drawing wealth from outside the tiny Dutch Republic and using it to shore up the newly established country against foreign control. The VOC was also an instrument of war. The VOC created the shareholding system (and also global capitalism). The VOC is considered the first modern multinational company and first made use of many of the features we associate with modern corporations: think shareholders, corporate identity, legal personhood, separation of ownership and management, etc. This collection of innovations meant that the VOC could mobilise wealth so that only monarchies could before, giving it the sort of unprecedented power we see massive companies like Google and Shell making use of today. When it comes to acquiring this wealth, the VOC was also innovative. It formed Amsterdam as the financial capital of the contemporary world. By allowing public members to invest in the company (rather than in things the company was doing, as had been the previous methodology for gathering money). A massive company like the VOC naturally attracted attention- and because of its dominance in international trade, that attention was mainly negative. It got into conflict with the British East India Company for obvious reasons: they were both going for the same thing. Because of the weird space the VOC occupied — part company, part state — its trade objectives often aligned with military goals. For example, in 1667, when the Treaty of Breda was signed, ending the war with Britain, the VOC acquired sole control over the nutmeg trade. Wars also played a role in the colonisation of different areas." Further text: https://dutchreview.com/culture/history/voc-dutch-east-india-company-explained/ Original video by BC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewCs5CF5HE

Staff of the police force, army, medical and the educational system organize regular marches to protest the tyrannic government Covid-19 measures of lockdowns, masks, curfews, censorship and injecting people including children with the so-called 'vaccine'. The march in May 2021 in Barneveld clearly showed peoples power by peacefully overrunning a military police blockage that tried to stop the march. For the later marches in June and July the mayors did not call in the military police, these were peaceful and people enjoyed their temporary relieve with music. A common feature are the yellow umbrellas. Originals: https://policeforfreedom.org Potkaars.nl Police for Freedom Rotterdam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMVpkHM3-8w https://www.oozo.nl/video/rotterdam/177586/demonstratie-police-for-freedom-rotterdam-17-7-2021

This background paper brings together scattered information about the present attempts of the UN and WHO to take control over our nations, our bodies and lives and establish a one world government through the Pandemic Treaty and the Amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR). It aims to help research and validate the power grab and give a hand for we-the-people to take action. Most information is about problems but only few pursue what action to take. See also sources below. The UN is pushing this agenda hard by organizing high-level meetings from 18 -22 sept 2023. Heads of State and health ministers seem to be willing to fully handover our sovereignty and comply with any UN/WHO directives leading to depopulation and enslavement of the remaining people. It is clear that they will not stop this until they are stopped by we-the -people. The time is short as the UN and the WHO are trying to normalize the tyrannic pandemic measures even before the documents come for official approval in May 2024. Awareness raising requires urgent attention. Options such as petitioning and protesting can be explored. Local organizations have a clear role to play in pressurizing the political system. The document also addresses the question what we-the-people can do if petitioning doesn’t work. It has the list of Mr Roguski on worldwide action groups to exit the WHO. The document includes 100 reasons to stop and exit the WHO, the streamlined text of the proposed WHO Pandemic Treaty, the UN political declarations for 18-22 Sept. 2023 and information about our common law and unalienable rights. It also has the list of country delegates to the WHO that can be contacted. The hyperlinks make navigation easier. Action points that are important: 1. Share the info widely on all types of media and in your social circles 2. Petition or pressurize your Head of State and WHO-country representative. 3. Send info about contact details to Mr Roguski- see below 4. Form or join local groups to exit the WHO; use human energy, power and creativity for positive change 5. Prepare other measures to take back control and exit the WHO soonest. Put representatives who go along with the UN/WHO process on trial for treason and genocide. Points to underpin the accusation can be easily found in this document and the resources mentioned. Sources: - https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/100-reasons - https://jamesroguski.substack.com/p/worldwide-exit-the-who - James Roguski USA nr 310-619-3055 via phone, text, Signal, WhatsApp or Telegram

Video about the expulsion and partly killing of Palestinians as of 1947. The British moved out of Palestine in 1947 and hande over control the the United Nations. They 'gave' 55% of the land to the minority jews. Thereafter arabs attacked the invaders but could not overcome the much better armed jews. Than the expulsion started. Those who didn't want to leave were put in concentration camps for a kind of slavery work to support the jew conquest from 1948 till 1955. Women were raped and Palestines robbed of jewelry. This part of history is not well known but recently uncovered after key documents were made public in 1999.