Al-Qaeda is said to be an Islamist organization founded in the late 1980s by the son of a Saudi Arabian business family with close connections to the American Bush family. It is identified as Sunni (not Shia) and is said to be a network of alienated male Muslims who hate the West and wish to either destroy (via Jihad) or convert it.

Much of alternative ‘Net reporting (real reporting) often focuses on the power elite in a way that the mainstream media does not. For this reason, among others, critics have attempted to marginalize the message as being the result of "conspiracism."

The Anglo-American axis, within the context of the power, elite, is the unacknowledged cultural cradle of the latest effort to consolidate countries and governments into a global order. One needs to see the axis from a historical perspective to understand its evolution and the strength that it derives from successive waves of immigration.

Banksters are said to run the world through their ability to print money and set into motion various dominant social themes that frighten the world's population into giving up ever more power and wealth to the bankster's chosen global institutions. The goal is said to be one-world domination.

Brownian is a term coined by the Daily Bell to describe a growing movement triggered by the publication of the book Web of Debt by Ellen Brown. The theme as postulated, which we also refer to as Brownianism, reflects Ms. Brown's desire to bring back a credit-based sovereign fiat-money.

The business cycle, as defined in the modern day, is a primarily central bank-driven phenomenon. The central bank prints more money, electronic and otherwise, and injects more credit (the real definition of inflation) than is necessary. The volume of money fools investors into thinking that a rapid expansion is underway, which, in turn, stimulates a "boom."

Deists believe in a supreme universal creator but do not believe that God is intimately involved in human affairs, either through miracles or revelations or other expressions of divine intervention. God's plan can be made plain by careful examination of the ways of the natural world.

A dominant social theme is a belief system (usually concerning a purported social or natural problem) launched by the monetary elite that grows into an archetype or meme, usually after much repetition. The problem may be centered on people themselves (overpopulation) or caused by people (global warming).

Fiat money is also known as paper money, or electronic money. Since there is nothing behind paper money but the obligation of a state to redeem it in more paper or electronic money, fiat money's ultimate worth is questionable at best. In fact, there is a history of states walking away from the face value of the fiat money that has been printed (created)

Free market thinking deals with the social arrangements that arise in the absence of coercion by means of violence or the threat of violence. Because governments typically maintain a near-monopoly over such coercion, much free market analysis focuses on the role and effects of government activity.

The free-flow of information provided by the Gutenberg press led to a tremendous efflorescence in Western societies. In politics, historical analysis, scientific thought, in almost every aspect of human endeavor, the information spawned by the press changed the world and made it a freer and more innovative place.

The Hegelian Dialectic is a philosophical approach that in principle explains how human beings progress toward a better and more egalitarian condition but in practice provides the elite with a strategy for controlling society.

Honest money is a euphemism for gold and silver. It may be used within the context of fiat money – as an element that serves as its opposite. Fiat money is money generated without the backing of gold and silver or any other commodity or resource. Fiat money in this day and age is also associated with state produced money, as that it the normal kind of issuance offered today.

The Internet in its current incarnation was a mistake – a facility that the power elite would never have willingly developed had they known the ramifications of its true impacts. There is no way that the powers-that-be would willing have cooperated with a facility that has virtually blown up its painstakingly erected mainstream media and cost literally trillions in sunk costs that cannot be recovered.

The function of the term "Islamofacism" is to transfer the negatives associated with fascism onto Islam and to obscure the differences between Islam and fascism. The term's political purpose is to rule out the possibility of accommodation, compromise or reconciliation between the U.S. (and the Western world generally) and Islamic regimes and militant Islamic groups.

The myth of the Banker Jew, and of money-grubbing and devious Jews generally, is one of historical popularity. Jews as a religious tribe have often experienced attacks in the larger community of nations – from Egypt which expelled them and Rome which oppressed them.

A meme is a dominant social theme with the strength for propagation from one generation to another. With sufficient repetition in the mass media (including "news" and entertainment presentations) and through enshrinement in school curricula, a dominant social theme can become so engrained in the public mind that it is passed from one generation to the next, as though it were folk wisdom. It becomes virtually exempt from questioning.

Mercantilism is the use of the state to fulfill ones personal objectives and self interest. The use of the state, conflating private with public, allows the individual or small group to obtain clout that would otherwise not be feasible.

The monetary elite consists of wealthy families and individuals who seek to expand their wealth and influence through the development and promotion of dominant social themes. Such themes often issue from the institutional centers of the elite's global architecture, such as the United Nations, World Bank, World Trade Organization or World Health Organization.

The term "power elite" traces to the writings of C. Wright Mills, including his 1956 book, The Power Elite. The concept posits wealthy and/or well connect families and individuals who seek to expand their wealth by applying and promoting dominant social themes. Such themes may eventually develop into widely held archetypes or memes.

State regulation, when seen from this point of view, is simply another way that powerful entities advance their competitive advantages under the guise of "fairness" and an "even playing field." In fact, every government entity of any size is subject to regulatory capture and at no time, therefore, does regulation create the environment it purports to generate.

Religion has been observed with some negativity in the 20th and 21st century, mostly because of socialist and Marxist interpretations of religion. These interpret religious beliefs as a methodology of control that substitutes a bountiful afterlife for achievement and creature comforts during the person's lifetime.

It should be stated that most Swiss private banks are NOT in the business of assisting people to evade taxes. This is a myth that has been exaggerated by mainstream western media thanks to a few "bad apples" which have provided the fodder for their attacks.

Despite the many breakthroughs claimed for vaccines, they are increasingly controversial in the 21st century as children and adults are exposed to more and more of them. Giving children a number of vaccines before they are five or six years old is bound to strike some as excessive, especially when some are live vaccines.

The notion that Jews should have their own national homeland was given the name term "Zionism" in 1891 by Nathan Birnbaum, an Austrian publicist. But giving the idea a name did little to win it acceptance.