Strategically timed bombing campaigns

Cliff Droke:

"That strategically timed bombing campaigns, both terrorist and military, can provided an added support beneath the major stock markets as well as bolster the global economy, was a profitable discovery made by the global financial controllers. This is because both the market and the economy are buoyed and to a large extent driven by the base human emotion of fear. The more fear is generated through bombings and other forms of orchestrated terror, and the more this fear is emphasized by the media, it serves as an economic shock absorber and can prevent severe stock price declines from occurring. This was the formula used to halt the stock market slide of 2001 and also has been used to great effect ever since.

...Public opinion and investor sentiment polls have consistently shown high levels of deep-seated fear. This fear is known to stock market investors as the proverbial "Wall of Worry" and is being engendered to effect many goals in the construction of the fully integrated global economy, including a margin of safety in the stock market.

One global economic theorist has said, "An emerging global economy needs a new paradigm on which it can function." Is it not possible – indeed, probable – that fear/terror is that "new paradigm" that will help generate the fully integrated global economy? The growing mountain of evidence overwhelmingly supports this conclusion."