The seemingly accelerating list of top world bank resignations: what does it mean?

I keep getting the nagging feeling that, as usual, all is not as it appears with what seems, at first reading, to be very good news. As of yesterday, americankabuki.com reports 320 world bank resignations. Check it out!

This acceleration seems good, seems like the cabal’s dominos are falling, in line with what Fulford, Wilcock and lots of channelled sources have been predicting. And it may be that. Alternative readings, however, are possible. For example, this thought occurred to me: what if these people are being fired by the invisible ones above them, because they are standing in the way of whatever their next nefarious scheme is? What if these folks are just “middle management” types that have added unneeded layers of bureaucracy?

If that’s the case, then our naive assumption that these resignations are “good” lulls us back to sleep and plays right into their hands.

Or: what if these resignation numbers are not unusual; it’s just that we’re now focusing on them, and counting? How many resignations occurred, for example, during the first three months of 2011? 2010? 2009? 2005? etc.?

We know something big, huge, unprecedented, weird is happening, right beneath our noses, and still hidden to (or by) the MSM. But WHAT?

Such a wild, wild ride!

Yesterday, a kauilapele.com post led me to an Alex Collier video, in which, during the first few minutes, he claims that indeed, the ones leaving are cluttering the field, and that my hunch was right: the cabal is just streamlining the pyramid to prepare for their introduction of a world government and a single currency. True?

And today, I come across this thread on abovetopsecret.com, where somebody has taken the time and ingenuity to do research comparing this year with other years, and, interestingly, has found that indeed, the number of resignations is way, way up.

Hmmmm.

Watching, waiting, and, meanwhile, breathing, centering in the divine maelstrom, as usual.