Έστειλε ο Crazy butcher
ΠΗΓΗ/ΑΝΑΔΗΜΟΣΙΕΥΣΗ: Olympia
17/6/2010. Ο Βουλευτής Πάνος Καμμένος καταθέτει επερώτηση
στην βουλή προκειμένου ο υπουργός οικονομικών να αποκαλύψει το
περιεχόμενο των συζητήσεων κατά την συμμετοχή του στην λέσχη των
φασισταριών.
14/6/2011: Ισπανός ερευνητής αποκαλύπτει το περιεχόμενο
της φετεινής σύσκεψης με κάποιες αναδρομές στην περυσινή. Διαβάστε το
κείμενο που αφορά την Ελλάδα και κρίνετε εάν ο κύριος Παπακωνσταντίνου
μπορεί να κάτσει έστω και μία ημέρα στον υπουργικό θώκο.
Βαρύτατες καταγγελίες για το περιεχόμενο των συζητήσεων της
περιβόητης λέσχης αλλά ακόμα χειρότερη η καταγγελία για το τι συζητήθηκε
πέρυσι, παρουσία πάλι του υπουργού οικονομικών κυρίου Παπακωνσταντίνου!
“Το ζητούμενο για την ελίτ της λέσχης ήταν το πως θα
ξεφορτωθούν την Ελλάδα, παριστάνοντας ότι την βοηθούν για να ξεπεράσει
την κρίση!”
“Σύμφωνα με τον εκπρόσωπο του ΔΝΤ στην συνάντηση, η ανεργία
το 2012 θα φτάσει το 25% (!!), πληροφορία που δεν πρέπει να διαρρεύσει
στο τύπο”!
“Η Ευρωπαϊκή κεντρική τράπεζα στην ουσία εκβιάζει την χώρα για να βγει από το Ευρώ! Το σενάριο είναι ήδη στο τραπέζι”
Μέσα στις αποκαλύψεις βρίσκεται ένα πολύ ενδιαφέρον
εδάφιο για το πως το Ελληνικό κόλπο θα οδηγήσει σε ντόμινο με
κερδισμένους όσους πόνταραν στα CDS. Δείτε πως η Μπίλντεμπεργκ
αποκρύπτει τελείως το θέμα των CDS και σε λίγο η αποκάλυψη για τον
σχεδιασμό του οικονομικού εγκλήματος με θύματα τους λαούς του Νότου.
Greece
Greece is dead. The message coming out of the Bilderberg meeting is
unmistakable. Greece’s troubles have not only exposed the structural
flaws of the European Monetary Union, but have also exposed the
structural problems in the global economy. Government officials around
the world have responded to the debt problem by adding more debt.
Unfortunately, piling debt on debt cannot solve the problem. This is
what a Ponzi scheme, Las Vegas-like secret casino looks like. To keep
the pyramid-like structure from acute economic collapse, more and more
money is doled out by those wishing to keep the speculation going.
The crisis response has only exacerbated a dynamic that created the
crisis to begin with: Easy credit means debt. Historically, financial
crises typically lead to sovereign debt crisis. And sovereign debt
crisis typically led to currency crisis and extremely difficult economic
times ahead.
The sovereign debt crisis is still unfolding. Last year, Europe,
trying desperation to solve the crisis of weak countries within the Euro
zone, devalued the Euro and inflated away the debt in order to stop the
downward spiraling. The problem is three fold. First of all, member
states cannot devalue its currency to make its exports more competitive.
Second of all, it cannot undertake an expansive monetary policy.
Finally, it cannot mount an appropriately expansive fiscal policy
because of the restrictions of the EU’s growth and stability pact. Thus,
as European member states do not control their monetary policies, debt
devaluation becomes the only option. EU is literally backed into a
corner.
As Bilderberg admits behind closed doors, Greece can never pay back
what it owes the markets. Never. And they are not the only ones. Former
Dutch Finance Minister Willem Vermeend wrote in De Telegraaf that
“Greece should leave the euro,’ given that it will never be able to pay
back its debt.”And that´s something that Bilderberg elite know and
understand very well. Real unemployment figures are around 19%.
According to IMF Bilderberg attendee, 2012 projected unemployment
figures for Greece will top 25%. Bilderberg can only pray this
information never makes it onto the front pages of leading mainstream
periodicals. At the 2011 meeting, Bilderberg was looking at ways to
restructure Greece’s debt, not for the benefit of Greece, but rather for
the benefit of the financial elite who stand to lose their shirt if
Greece fails. On the other hand, a default would destabilise markets and
lead eventually to rating downgrades of other weak euro zone states
such as Spain, Italy, Ireland and Portugal. ECB officials have
repeatedly cited the risk of market turmoil in explaining their
opposition to a Greek debt restructuring.
One face-saving option being considered is a debt exchange. Holders
of Greek bonds would exchange them for longer-dated bonds, giving Greece
a few more years to pay back the 340 billion euro debt. However, for
this option to work, private investors must be convinced to share the
burden of rescuing Greece. If the option of private investors doesn´t
work out, France was being considered as the backer of the debt
exchange, according to sources at the Bilderberg conference.
At the same time, the European Union and IMF are preparing to
announce a second bailout of Greece, thus acknowledging that the first
110 billion euro rescue which was launched in May 2010 has been a
spectacular failure as Athens misses its fiscal reform targets by a
mile.
But there is another problem with a voluntary debt exchange. How do
you persuade investors who were burnt the first time to take part in it,
again? In the end, if Bilderberg has their way, taxpayers will be
burdened with a large part of the bailout of bad speculations and
government debts. A second bailout will include unprecedented and
draconian external supervision of Greece’s economy, both public and
private spending. This worries Bilderberg, especially in light of 2010
massive national protests across the country.
The scenario of Greece’s exit from the Euro is now officially on the
table, as are ways to do this. As in Iceland, the Greek austerity
measures are to be put to a national referendum – with polls reporting
that some 85 percent of Greeks reject the bank-bailout-austerity plan.
Greece’s labor movement always has been strong, and the debt crisis is
further radicalizing it. So, the question for the Bilderberg elite, is
how to get rid of Greece, while appearing to be helping them come out of
the depression.
By threatening to withdraw support for banks in countries such as
Greece if they restructure their debts, the ECB is practically inciting
runs on banks and forcing the member country out of the union. In
Greece, more than 85% of Greek citizens are against the proposed
reforms.
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