
Originally Posted by
Aloadae
Well, it seems we have different view on how oversight influences ownership.
No. I know how oversight influences ownership. You don't. It's that simple.

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
Ooh...I didn't really appeal to authority, I was simply saying that people can disagree with eachother on economic issues without being "morrons". If one claims that the followers of a widely popular economic theory, in both academic and political circles, are all lacking intellect...I would consider that another huge over-simplification.
It isn't an over-simplification, it is a fact. Opinions do not exist; they are only preferences. It isn't a question over whether you prefer the color blue over red. It is a question of which economic theory is correct, or at the very least, better. There is a definite answer. Whether or not some people prefer Keynesianism over free markets is inconsequential. They are wrong.

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
Concerning the quotes.
"Deflection"? If you show me a youtube-clip with a shitload of quotes, each quote without further comment, source or its original context - of course that clip will be of very limited value from a scientific standpoint.
Those quotes are sourced, and the context is self-contained within them. Many of them are actual VIDEO clips. Do they need "sources" as well? An invalid could understand.
Either you are a complete idiot, or you are intentionally feigning ignorance, making you a troll.

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
To me, the quote says the following:
- "Political extremists", which Rockefeller obviously disagrees with, since this is a negative label, are attacking the Rockefeller-family for their influence in American politic/economics
- Some people claim he is part of a "cabal" working against the US
- Rockefeller proudly admits that he is working for a more "integrated global political and economic" community. And that he is working with other people to achieve that.
Let's examine the juicy bit of the quote in detail, shall we? I'll split it into the two sentences which make up the comment:
Sentence A:
"Some even believe we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as internationalists and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure — one world, if you will."
Sentence B:
"If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it."
Now, let's consider the fact that Sentence B immediately follows Sentence A.
In Sentence B, Rockefeller admits that he is "guilty" of a "charge", and that he is proud of it. Now, the task is deciphering exactly what "charge" he is referencing. It can be inferred that the "charge" is contained within the immediately preceding sentence due to the phrase "If that's..." which begins Sentence B -- "that" being the referenced charge contained in Sentence A.
Now let's take a look at Sentence A.
In Sentence A, we see that Rockefeller lists two things which can be attributed to the "charge", both of which are supported by a modifier to expand the context. We come to this conclusion because he starts the sentence with "Some even believe..." which can be directly linked to "If that's the charge..." in the next sentence. Now, what do "some" believe? Let's take the sentence apart.
Subject 1: "...we are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States..."
Modifier 1: "...characterizing my family and me as internationalists..."
Subject 2: "... [we are] conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure..."
Modifier 2: "...one world, if you will."
Okay, now let's put it all together!
Rockefeller, by his own admission and with great pride, is guilty of being part of a secret cabal of internationalists working against the best interests of the United States which conspires to build a one world, globally integrated political and economic structure.

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
This is not a proof that there is a NWO.
This is not some startling revelation.
Startling? No.
Proof of a NWO? What is the NWO?
New World Order - n. : The goal of a secret cabal of internationalists working against the best interests of the United States which conspires to build a one world, globally integrated political and economic structure.
You should see a dentist. I don't think that foot can be dislodged without surgery.

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
Rockefeller is a capitalist who makes a lot of profit from abroad. It's quite natural that he will have an international perspective on economy and making money. And in a political climate which allows him to do so. With as little taxation as possible, just like you prefer.
The last thing someone like Rockefeller would want is smaller taxes. Where do you think he gets the money to pursue the global agenda? How would he be able to control his less affluent potential competitors?

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
It is of course possible to intepret it as "I stand guilty [of being a part of] a secret cabal." Especially if you're looking for that connection.
Or if you have a brain.

Originally Posted by
Aloadae
However, when choosing between to alternatives, I prefer the one which is the most likely.
So, what are the alternative interpretations of what Rockefeller says:
1. He admits to being part of a secret cabal, with the meaning of a small, hidden, secret, clearly defined organization, with mystical/satanic/kabbalistic ideas, which holds close to absolute power over the world, but conspires to bring it together under an obvious political and military dictatorship.
2. He admits to being part of a movement of globalists who wants to open up the world markets to his financial interests.
In Interpretation 2 you conveniently disregard the fact that Rockefeller's statement included the word "political" and instead narrow your focus on the word "economic". Let's see it again:
"...more integrated global political and economic structure..."
So, the revised version of Interpretation 2 is thus:
2. He admits to being part of a movement of globalists who wants to open up the world markets to his financial interests and the world governments to his political interests.
In this case, both interpretation 1 and 2 mean the exact same thing. It also means the whole of your argument is emetic refuse.
I would call you a paid shill if I thought you were competent enough to get the job. You've only served to descredit your own "view" and strengthen the topic at hand. So thanks, I guess.