Greece, G20 and the Global Financial Infrastructure

Daniel Estulin : Sarkozy threatened Papandreou with Death During the G20

Investigative Journalist Daniel Estulin reveals the death threat that caused Greek PM Papandreou to renege on his promise of a bailout referendum for the Greek people ,According to Estulin’s sources, Papandreou’s abrupt turnabout was the result of a direct threat from Sarkozy and the Eurozone powers.Sarkozy threatened Papandreou with death if he went forward with the national referendum on Greek debt.The Greek PM was threatened on both sides, first by people within Greece and then by the banking criminals .Papandreou chose a way out to save his own skin and divert the blame on the next PM...a former ECB banker. If the ECB & IMF get away with this robbery, Greece will spiral into chaos and revolution. Watch for scapegoat violence ... we are run by gutless, bureaucrats who probably don't even know how to punch out of a paper bag.. they cant even open their own car doors and why they need red carpet ... when they are talking about global depression ! Isn't it time to bring out the guillotine!

Volcker Sees Euro ‘Disintegration’ Risk From Greece

By Simon Clark

May 14 (Bloomberg) -- Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said he’s concerned that the euro area may break up after the Greek fiscal crisis that sparked an unprecedented bailout by the region’s members.

“You have the great problem of a potential disintegration of the euro,” Volcker, 82, said in a speech in London yesterday. “The essential element of discipline in economic policy and in fiscal policy that was hoped for” has “so far not been rewarded in some countries.”

European leaders pledged a rescue package of almost $1 trillion this week to counter a mounting debt crisis and restore confidence in the currency. Former U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow said this week the euro may need a common fiscal policy to survive, a comment echoed by Norman Lamont, who was U.K. finance minister when Britain opted out from the euro in 1992.

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Global Currency Crisis

The global financial crisis is now officially turning into a currency crisis as predicted by Ron Paul and others years ago. With the new $1 trillion E.U. rescue package, central banks around the world are printing money out of thin air to prop up a failing system. The idea that American citizens are paying to bail out Europe is astounding. The Federal Reserve and other central banks are intentionally devaluing currencies worldwide to bring in a new international reserve currency regulated by them. In other words, the people who caused the crisis are coming in and offering the solution giving them total control over the world's monetary system. This fraudulent, corporate looting is transferring wealth from ordinary citizens to the ultra-rich, consolidating global power. This is unprecedented in world history. Please support Ron Paul's bill to audit the fed and research these topics for yourself.

Webster Tarpley Predicts End of The EURO

LaRouche Webcast: The Greatest Crisis in Modern History

Faber on Bloomberg: All Governments Will Eventually Default

CrossTalk on IMF: To be or not to be...

Keiser Report №27: Market Manipulation and IMF Debt Slavery

Fitch warns Britain and questions Greek rescue as sovereign risks grow

 

Fitch Ratings has delivered a serious blow to the credibility of the Government's budget plans, warning that Britain risks a loss of investor confidence and erosion of its AAA rating unless it maps out clear austerity measures. 

 

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Keiser Report №23: Currency Wars

Currency Collusion Conspiracies

Keiser Report №18: Greece is Irrelevant, We Are All Now Insolvent

As Dylan Greece of Soc Gen has accurately illustrated, our governments are already insolvent – what’s “off balance sheet” (Social Security, Medicare, etc.) dwarfs current White House projections, which just account for liabilities “on the balance sheet.”

2010—Grim Economic Predictions For What May Be the Tipping Point Year

James Quinn

January 4th 2010

Cutting Edge Economic Crisis Analyst

For the last week or two “experts” and pundits have been making their forecasts for 2010. I always take these forecasts with a grain of salt. The people making the forecasts generally have some skin in the game and will tailor their forecast to benefit their particular agenda or investment portfolio. I pride myself on dishing out punishment to both political parties and most investment shills. I will take on the thankless task of predicting the future. Below are my prognostications in the areas of the economy, domestic politics, global geopolitics, and the investment markets.

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William Engdahl: Wall Street in death agony as World's financial fulcrum

Trade deficit, Greece, jobs bill, Fed