clarky003
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http://www.jbs.org/node/8355
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121296987173655833.html?mod=opinion_main_commentaries
Face palm if no one can see this coming.
Problem, reaction, solution. All brought to you by the globalist banking agenda.
Problem: Create artificially high inflation of the dollar through pumping false liquidity into the system over time to drive up housing and commodity prices, ontop of dwindling and strained resources.
Reaction: Most people eventually can't afford their life style anymore, and the majority become uncomfortable enough to want someone to fix the problem asap.
Solution: Integrate economies and currencies, Ala the last push for creation of the north american union and the creation of the Amero.
Then again I would gladly bet, in the near future, something similar will happen, to push The Amero and the Euro into a single currency. And bam, centralised power and a platform to lauch centralised government for the elite.
The point here is they do it on purpose, not to relieve a struggling economy from credit crunches in the short term, that's just the hook, the sinker is to push their agenda. They know printing more money that isnt backed by anything solid will cause these problems in the future. These families and cartels with the shares in the FED are fully aware that if they create a big enough economic problem radical solutions can be pushed forward and accepted as a necessity. It's just a ruse, a slight of hand, a trick to get us all as quickly as possible in line with a world government.
Obviously havn't posted in a while, but if you can see the bigger picture it's such a blatant example of the banking families hands at work. it has to be thought about even if you don't believe it.
It takes the Wall Street Journal guest editorialist an entire article to build to her main point in the final paragraph: The solution to our unfolding economic crisis is a union between the U.S. and the EU and the consolidation of the dollar, euro and yen into a single fiat currency.
While the mainstream media continues to insist that the move to merge the U.S., Canada and Mexico into a trading block patterned on the EU is pure fantasy, others in that same media talk freely of merging the US with the EU.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121296987173655833.html?mod=opinion_main_commentaries
Edouard Balladur, France's former prime minister, called for a union between Europe and the U.S. in a 120-page essay published in France last November, asserting it is time "to put an end to the disorder of floating currencies
Face palm if no one can see this coming.
Problem, reaction, solution. All brought to you by the globalist banking agenda.
Problem: Create artificially high inflation of the dollar through pumping false liquidity into the system over time to drive up housing and commodity prices, ontop of dwindling and strained resources.
Reaction: Most people eventually can't afford their life style anymore, and the majority become uncomfortable enough to want someone to fix the problem asap.
Solution: Integrate economies and currencies, Ala the last push for creation of the north american union and the creation of the Amero.
Then again I would gladly bet, in the near future, something similar will happen, to push The Amero and the Euro into a single currency. And bam, centralised power and a platform to lauch centralised government for the elite.
The point here is they do it on purpose, not to relieve a struggling economy from credit crunches in the short term, that's just the hook, the sinker is to push their agenda. They know printing more money that isnt backed by anything solid will cause these problems in the future. These families and cartels with the shares in the FED are fully aware that if they create a big enough economic problem radical solutions can be pushed forward and accepted as a necessity. It's just a ruse, a slight of hand, a trick to get us all as quickly as possible in line with a world government.
Obviously havn't posted in a while, but if you can see the bigger picture it's such a blatant example of the banking families hands at work. it has to be thought about even if you don't believe it.