“We need a new global financial order,” Barroso said to Bush at Camp David

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He and other members of International summit announcing plan for global worldwide solution. They are saying cannot continue in same way, cannot do protectionism. All countries must get on the same page. Foreign members are speaking to Americans also.

[creat3d]

He and other members of International summit announcing plan for global worldwide solution. They are saying cannot continue in same way, cannot do protectionism. All countries must get on the same page. Foreign members are speaking to Americans also.

There is a grave economical danger threatening every man, woman and child in this great nation.
The only solution is a global currency, a global government... "One World", if you will.
You are either with us, or against us.

Those who harbor dissenters will be judged as dissenters themselves.
We will money-bomb your ass.

[Dig]

It was with Sarkozy representing the EU (WTF? soon Obama will be representing the NAU!) and someone representing the (?) European Commerce.

I nearly puked.

These three just stand their happier than pigs in shit and Bush says something like...

"We are meeting and setting up strategies so that this economic disaster never occurs in the future..."


As a reminder...

That is exactly what they said when they set up the federal reserve.

Earth to Bush...everybody knows you are commiting wholesale rape, theft, and pillaging for your masters you commie sellout of your own nation.

[TheNatural]

Jose Manuel Barroso just called for a New Global Economic Order!!!
These EU demons will go to Asia and press for the same.

[Dig]

Jose Manuel Barroso just called for a New Global Economic Order!!!
These EU demons will go to Asia and press for the same.

NWO's Project BlueBeam (written 1994):

Phasing Out Cash & Independence
The techniques used in the fourth step is exactly the same used in the past in the USSR to force the people to accept Communism. The same technique will be used by the United Nations to implement the new world religion and the new world order. According to the many reports we have received, we believe it will begin with some kind of worldwide economic disaster. Not a complete crash, but enough to allow them to introduce some kind of in-between currency before they introduce their electronic cash to replace all paper or plastic money. The in-between currency will be used to force anyone with savings to spend or turn in their cash because they understand that people who have money and are not dependent upon them might be the very ones who will mount an insurrection against them. If everyone is broke, no one can fund a war of any kind: paper currency will cease to exist. This is one of the first signs.

But to implement the worldwide electronic money system, everyone in the world who might have money in the future, will have to have a way to transfer money electronically. Before that time, everyone will have spent, before the year 2,000 [obviously did not occur in that year, but cash is being seized], all of their cash, reserves and assets. Everyone has to be 100% dependent upon the Council for their existence. To prevent any kind of independence, the new world order has already implanted micro chips in wild animals, birds, fish, etc. Why? They want to make certain that the people who will not accept the new world order will not be able to hunt or fish any where in the world. If they try, they will be tracked and traced by satellites, then hunted down and imprisoned or killed.

[Triadtropz]

Earth to Bush...everybody knows you are commiting wholesale rape, theft, and pillaging for your masters you commie sellout of your own nation.

I've thought bush was a communist since 2000...he's finally making his commie move to destroy us financially..

[Nailer]

The EU.........okay so did they just announce the American Union?

It's over. That's it. We don't need to wait for the next administration to become a socialist country. We are there now. Bye, bye!

Get your guns and ammo be ready to revolt.

[Draskinn]

To prevent any kind of independence, the new world order has already implanted micro chips in wild animals, birds, fish, etc. Why? They want to make certain that the people who will not accept the new world order will not be able to hunt or fish any where in the world. If they try, they will be tracked and traced by satellites, then hunted down and imprisoned or killed.

Ok now that is completely imposable to pull off. Can’t be done, no way, no how. If a world government had the resources to chip every edible critter on the planet it would already be long beyond the point of needing too anymore.

[Nailer]

http://www.france24.com/en/20081017-us-plays-down-bush-sarkozy-summit-financial-crisis

US plays down Bush-Sarkozy Summit
Friday 17 October 2008

French President Nicolas Sarkozy and EU Commissioner Jose Manuel Barroso are due to meet US President Bush at Camp David to try to hard-sell a comprehensive reappraisal of the global financial system.

US President George W. Bush and his French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy may be headed for a Camp David clash on Saturday over how and when to overhaul global economic rules to avert future meltdowns.
   
Sarkozy, joined by European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso, heads to the storied US presidential retreat armed with a mandate from his EU colleagues to push for a top-to-bottom revamp of the world's financial system.
   
But the White House has preemptively declared that the talks will yield no new policy proposals, and no date or location for a world leaders summit that the French leader hopes will generate sweeping reforms.
   
"I don't believe that tomorrow night's meeting will have any new policy announcements or any decision on a date or a location for that meeting -- although everybody is working towards that," said spokeswoman Dana Perino.
   
US officials say Washington and Brussels must secure advice and support from other major economies and that the incredibly complicated agenda for any summit must be worked out before the meeting is called.
   
"There's a lot of things to work through and we'll find a date; that won't be -- that's the least of our worries, is finding a date," said Perino, who poured cold water on Sarkozy's call for a wholly new economic framework.
   
Asked whether Bush would support that, Perino replied: "I don't know. I think that what we'll do is accept for consideration all recommendations and all good ideas that come to us."
   
Sarkozy on Thursday renewed his call for a wide-ranging summit "before the end of the year" -- something the White House now supports -- while warning that reforms cannot wait for Bush's successor to take office in January.
   
"If we wait for the new president, that means that in the best of circumstances we would meet, say, in the spring. I think that's far too late," he said at the end of a two-day EU summit.
   
"That would be a very bad idea. So Europe wants the summit before the end of the year. Europe wants it, Europe asks for it, and Europe will get it," said Sarkozy, who holds the rotating European Union presidency.
   
But on Friday Bush made clear that financial reforms in the United States -- without which changes overseas would likely be doomed -- will not come before he hands over the keys to the White House in January.
   
"Our 21st century global economy continues to be regulated by laws written in the 20th century," the US president said in a speech 18 days before the US election.
   
Citing US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's overhaul proposal and "good suggestions" from others, Bush declared: "Enacting these ideas into law must be a top priority for the next president and the next Congress."
   
Sarkozy on Thursday said he hoped to discuss the future role of the International Monetary Fund, sweeping currency reforms, and finance industry bonuses he blamed for fuelling unnecessary risk-taking.
   
"We do not have the right to miss this opportunity for reconstructing our system of finance in the 21st century," Sarkozy said Thursday after the 27 EU leaders endorsed calls for a global financial system overhaul.
   
"We have a mandate now to discuss this with the president of the United States."
   
But Perino kept her descriptions of the meeting low-key: "They will arrive.  They'll have a meeting. Then they will go into a dinner and have just a short amount of time right after the dinner to be able to continue talking."
   
"And then they will head back to Europe."


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We are all socialists now!
By Anonyme Washington USA

You couldnt make it up! Bush & Sarkosy, the two cheerleaders of the Anglo-Saxon economic model are both converts to socialism for the banks & the super rich! They believe in the privatisation of profit & the socialisation of loss. Their hopes of constructing a floor to halt the collapse of the financial system are doomed to failure until accountability and transparency are made the cornerstones of any new economic order.
Never mind bailouts - when are we going to see public show trials & real consequences for the people who created this mess? Rob a little old lady of her purse & you will go to jail for years but rob, rape, & pillage millions of workers pension funds & you will be rewarded with a new job helping the foxes to build a new financial hencoop! Ordinary working people are not going to put up with this nonsense much longer

[Nailer]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7677486.stm

US to host global finance summit 
 
Mr Sarkozy (l) and Mr Barroso are in the US representing the 27 EU nations
US President George W Bush is holding talks on the global financial crisis with French counterpart Nicolas Sarkozy and the European Commission president.

Mr Bush, Mr Sarkozy and Jose Manuel Barroso are meeting at Camp David.

They are discussing plans to hold a global summit of G8 nations as well as China, India and other major economies, which Mr Bush has offered to host.

The Europeans want the summit to pave the way for talks on an overhaul of the world's financial regulatory systems.

As Mr Bush welcomed his guests to Camp David, the presidential retreat in the state of Maryland, he offered to host the summit in the US "in the near future".

Mr Sarkozy said the summit could be held before the end of November.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has already proposed using the UN headquarters in New York as a venue.

Calls for action

Standing alongside Mr Sarkozy and Mr Barroso, Mr Bush said it was "essential" to preserve the commitment to "free enterprise, free markets and free trade".

Mr Sarkozy said the world must move beyond the "hateful practices" that prompted the current financial crisis.

He said that he and Mr Barroso came with a mandate from the 27 nations of the European Union, adding that the crisis could offer a "great opportunity" to redraft the rules of international finance.

He warned against the lure of protectionism and the temptations to individual nations to turn their backs on international systems, saying such a trend would lead to "catastrophe".

Mr Barroso, the European Commission chief, said European nations had taken swift and concerted action to tackle the squeeze in the financial markets, but stronger and more effective global action was now required.

"We need a new global financial order," Mr Barroso told reporters.

'Big enough and bold enough'

Earlier, in his weekly radio address, Mr Bush sought once again to reassure Americans about the government's $700bn bail-out of US financial institutions, which includes a $250bn scheme to buy stakes in leading banks.

Elements of the plan are similar to those earlier announced by European governments.

"The federal government has responded to this crisis with systematic and aggressive measures to protect the financial security of the American people," the president said.

"These actions will take more time to have their full impact. But they are big enough and bold enough to work."

On Friday, Mr Sarkozy said that without regulation there could be no freedom.

Addressing a meeting of French-speaking countries in Quebec City, Canada, he said the crisis was "an opportunity to change our bad habits... to reflect differently on economic growth".

The BBC's Jane O'Brien in Washington says European leaders have in the past blamed the US for the global financial crisis, which started when high-risk borrowers began defaulting on their mortgages.

But she adds that Mr Sarkozy, whose country currently holds the EU presidency, has made it clear he wants to move away from finger-pointing and towards a partnership with the US to overhaul the world financial system.

 

[Dig]

Ok now that is completely imposable to pull off. Can’t be done, no way, no how. If a world government had the resources to chip every edible critter on the planet it would already be long beyond the point of needing too anymore.

Yup, and I think they have given up on this and instead are pattening hybrid foods and making many animals dependent on hybrid foods (or even trying to create dominant hybrid species with nanotech inside them-the UN has done many studies on nanotech with the environment as part of their resource based economy agenda). Monsanto and GM are at the forefront of this technology. Remember that was written in 1994 and much of it has been coming true.

[ronaldomoon]

Here's a transcript -

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2008/10/20081018-1.html

[Neutron]

Bush plans to host world powers at economic summit

AP – French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, looks on as President Bush makes a statement on the world economy …

CAMP DAVID, Md. – President Bush said Saturday he will host an international summit in response to the global financial crisis, but said that any reform of financial systems must not chip away at the foundations of democratic capitalism and free enterprise.
Bush, meeting at the Camp David presidential retreat with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, did not set a date or place for the meeting. Sarkozy, however, suggested it be held before the end of November in New York.
Bush said the summit attendees must be open to ideas from around the world, but he said nations should avoid protectionism.

"As we make the regulatory institutional changes necessary to avoid a repeat of this crisis, it is essential that we preserve the foundations of democratic capitalism — commitment to free markets, free enterprise and free trade," Bush said, standing with the two European leaders at a helipad on a crisp fall afternoon.

"Together we will work to strengthen and modernize our nations' financial systems so we can help ensure that this crisis doesn't happen again," he said.
Both Sarkozy and Barroso, who stressed urgency, are trying to convince Bush that now is a good opportunity to tighten and better coordinate control of the financial markets.
"This is a worldwide crisis so we must find a worldwide solution," Sarkozy said. "We must not give way to fatalism."
"We need a new global financial order," Barroso said.

Since Oct. 9, 2007, when the Dow topped 14,000, investors have lost $8.3 trillion from pension funds, college savings plans, 401(k)s and other investments. Congress gave Bush a $700 billion plan to buy bad assets from banks and other institutions to shore up the financial industry. The crisis also has rocked world markets. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called for sweeping change in global financial institutions. European Union leaders sought to expand their efforts to rescue their banking system to all 27 member countries.
Bush has backed the steps European nations have taken to stem the downturn, and wants the summit to include the Group of Eight industrialized powers plus other emerging economies like China and India. The White House says Bush wants to listen to a broad range of ideas, not just from Europe, but from Asia and developing countries.

But the U.S. hasn't signed on to the more ambitious, broad-stroke revisions that some European leaders like Sarkozy have in mind for the world financial system. And with only three months left in office, reforming the global financial system likely will fall to his successor. It's unclear if the summit will be before or after the U.S. presidential election and whether the candidates, their representatives or the winner would attend.

Sarkozy and Barroso were stopping at Camp David to meet with Bush on their way home from a summit of French-speaking nations in Quebec City, Canada.
At the summit, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon offered Saturday to host an emergency G-8 summit at New York's United Nations Secretariat to discuss the global financial crisis. "I strongly believe that holding the summit at the United Nations, the symbol of multilateralism, will lend universal legitimacy to this endeavor and demonstrate a collective will to face this serious global challenge," he said.

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Here's a transcript -

http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2008/10/20081018-1.html

4:27 P.M. EDT

PRESIDENT BUSH: I want to welcome two friends to Camp David: President Sarkozy of France, who is representing the European Union, and President Barroso of the European Commission. We're really glad you're here.

I'm looking forward to an important discussion of the global financial crisis, which is having an impact on hardworking people all across the world. The first task is to stabilize the financial markets in our own countries. Given that the world has never been more interconnected, it is essential that we work together because we're in this crisis together.

That's why over the past few weeks the United States and our partners in Europe have cooperated closely to address this challenge. Earlier this month, the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, and four other central banks carried out a coordinated interest rate cut. Last weekend, G7 finance ministers and central bank governors approved a plan of action to stabilize our markets, rebuild confidence in our financial systems, and restore the flow of credit to our businesses and our consumers.

As part of this action plan, leaders in Europe have taken measures to provide financial institutions with additional capital, provide credit guarantees, and increase deposit insurance.

In the United States, we're taking systematic and aggressive steps to help banks rebuild capital and resume lending. For example, the Treasury Department will directly inject capital into banks by purchasing equity shares. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has temporarily guaranteed most new debt issued by insured banks, which will make it easier for these banks to borrow needed money from each other. The Federal Reserve is launching a new program to provide support for commercial paper -- a key source of short-term financing for America's businesses and financial institutions.

These are historic measures, suited to our system, which I believe will work. These measures will take time. We're dealing with a significant problem. But the American people and our friends around the world can know that we have confidence that the measures will work.

In addition, G8 leaders issued a statement this week expressing support for an international meeting on the financial crisis. I've been in touch with Prime Minister Aso of Japan, who happens to be the President of the G8. We've been consulting with the Japanese. I look forward to hosting this meeting in the near future. Both developed and developing nations will be represented. And together, we will work to strengthen and modernize our nations' financial systems -- so we can help ensure that this crisis doesn't happen again.

For this meeting to be a success, we must welcome good ideas from around the world. So I'm looking forward to hearing from President Sarkozy and President Barroso this afternoon, and from other leaders in the days ahead. And of course I'll share my ideas, as well.

As we make the regulatory and institutional changes necessary to avoid a repeat of this crisis, it is essential that we preserve the foundations of democratic capitalism -- a commitment to free markets, free enterprise, and free trade. We must resist the dangerous temptation of economic isolationism and continue the policies of open markets that have lifted standards of living and helped millions of people escape poverty around the world.

This is a trying time for all our nations. I am confident that we will overcome the challenges we face. With determination and focused action, we will weather this crisis, return our economies to the path of prosperity and long-term growth.

Mr. President.

PRESIDENT SARKOZY: (As translated.) President, my dear George, thank you for having invited us. We -- and by that I mean I, myself, and President Barroso -- have a mandate from the 27 members of the European Union to come here and say first and foremost that this is a worldwide crisis and, therefore, we must find a worldwide solution.

Each region of the world, each part of the world, to begin with the United States and then the European countries and now Asia, are trying to find an answer to the crisis, but this answer will be all the more effective insofar as we find it together, we speak with one and the same voice, and we build together the capitalism of the future.

I say things that I deeply believe here. This may be a great opportunity if we do not fall back into the hateful practices of the past -- practices that have led us exactly where we are right now. The President of the United States is right in saying that protectionism and closing one's borders is a catastrophe. He is right to say that it would be wrong, catastrophic, to challenge the foundations of market economics. But we cannot continue along the same lines because the same problems will trigger the same disasters. We can only go forward with a sense of responsibility and that those who have made the mistakes bear the brunt of their errors and shoulder that burden of responsibility.

And we have come here on behalf of Europe to say to this great American nation that we wish to build a better world -- the world of the 21st century; that we wish to work hand in glove in building this world with you. But we must not waste any time. We want a summit -- nations of the G8 -- as has been stated, and no doubt the G5 countries, so that together with Asian states and others, we find a worldwide solution. This must be done forthwith, as President Bush has said, possibly even before the end of the month of November.

And we believe that insofar as the crisis began in New York, then the global solution must be found to this crisis in New York -- all of us putting our heads together, we must look on the fundamental rules that will apply to this 21st century of ours. We live in the 21st century, but we continue to apply 20th century rules. Hedge funds cannot continue operating as they have in the past; tax havens, neither; financial institutions that are under no supervisory control -- this is no longer acceptable, this is no longer possible. Together, among friends, among allies, we must be able to say to the world that we are determined to find a solution together, to find answers together.

George, my friend, together with José Manuel, myself, we speak with one and the same voice. We have brought European nations together; that was no easy task. There were British traditions, French traditions, German traditions, Latin traditions -- but we found a solution. And why were we able to do so? Quite simply because this is such a serious crisis, it is such a systemic crisis.

And it is on that note that I wish to end. Why must we make haste? We must make haste because we must stabilize the marketplace as swiftly as possible by coming up with answers. Once calm has been restored, we must avoid at all costs that those who have led us to where we are today should be allowed to do so once again. We believe in the capacity and the ability of the American people to come up with the answers the world is waiting for, is expecting, because this sort of capitalism is a betrayal of the sort of capitalism we believe in.

And that is the reason why, with President Barroso, we have come to make Europe's voice heard. And next week, we will be chairing the Europe-Asia summit and get across the same message.

In today's world, this world of ours, we cannot leave anyone out -- anyone out of the global worldwide solution that we need to this crisis. Thank you, Mr. President, for having invited us. Thank you for using your term of office right up until the very end to help the world find the answers to a crisis that we must contain. We must not give way to fatalism.

PRESIDENT BARROSO: Mr. President, George, thank you for receiving us here at Camp David. This is a global financial crisis that requires global solutions. Europe is taking decisive action. Our 27 member states and European Union institutions have worked and have agreed this week on a common framework for directions to deal with the financial crisis. This includes measures to address liquidity in interbank markets, recapitalization of banks, and guaranteeing households' deposits. Coordination and consistency of countries' decisions is the way to secure an efficient response to these unprecedented challenges. For these unprecedented challenges, we need an unprecedented level of global coordination.

The European Union and United States account for a very significant share of world finance. Around 77 percent of world also finance is from the United States and from Europe. The Europeans and Americans must now join efforts and extend our cooperation to major developed and emerging countries. We must act swiftly to respond to the urgency, but we must also look forward at the medium and long term.

The international financial system -- its basic principles and regulations and its institutions need reform. We need a new global financial order. Together, the European Union and the U.S., we can make a difference together. We should show the way towards an international response to the financial crisis and contribute to global growth.

This is why Europe wants the calling of an international summit as soon as possible to launch an effective world response to world crisis. It's precisely because if you live in open societies and open economies -- open societies need rules, the rule of law, the rule of democracy. Markets also need rules; if possibly, commonly agreed rules. And as President Sarkozy just said, we'll be this week also in Beijing for the ASEM summit where we hope to engage also with our partners around this very line.

Addressing the financial crisis must go hand in hand with providing our enterprises and citizens the conditions for creating wealth and jobs. I really believe we have a very strong responsibility. Thank you very much for receiving us.

PRESIDENT BUSH: Thank you, José.

END 4:38 P.M. EDT

[chris jones]

We have been seeing this coming for some time, NOW WHAT.

We get the word out, we march, we demonstrate, sites such as this one are worldwide. NOW WHAT.

I won't get into atrocities, wars, bankruptcy , financial criminalization, world domination, starving countries, hybrid grains-Suicide seeds, Invasion of innocent foreign countries, News media control, martial law begginning, Blackwater security, over a million killed in their genocide of a innocent nation and its people, domestic spying, fema camps, Katrina, martial law beginning, freedom of speech assaulted, the downfall of our constitution. Federal police peace keepers,ETC. Just to mention a few items of importance.
Whats the sense.
We know all of this, we have been the people getting the word out peacefully.
Some hope for presidential change and justice, they have a long wait the way things are going and they are kidding themselves.
We all know where this is headed, yet its a no no to speak of it, and rightly so. We have been flagged as dissenters not revolutionaries or terrorist sympathizers.
Just remember" either your for us or against us". GWB

Ya, I'm down and depressed and in a rage, the shining light of liberty has been doused with greed. One of the finest based nations in this world taken over by our own elected officials and their elites.

I use to get goosebumps and feel elated reading our rights and constitution, now as Bushmaster has declared it is but a fOO%ken piece of paper...NOW WHAT.

[wouldntyouliketoknow]

Here is an excerpt:

Both Sarkozy and Barroso, who stressed urgency, are trying to convince Bush that now is a good opportunity to tighten and better coordinate control of the financial markets.

“This is a worldwide crisis so we must find a worldwide solution,” Sarkozy said. “We must not give way to fatalism.”

“We need a new global financial order,” Barroso said.

Here is the link to the whole article

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27250914/

[GlobalCordon]

HFS!!!! WOW.......... Looks like this is it guys and girls! I hope im wrong.

What did that moron say? Possibly by the end of November?

[wouldntyouliketoknow]

I posted this on another thread but here it is

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/27250914/

Here is an excerpt

Both Sarkozy and Barroso, who stressed urgency, are trying to convince Bush that now is a good opportunity to tighten and better coordinate control of the financial markets.

“This is a worldwide crisis so we must find a worldwide solution,” Sarkozy said. “We must not give way to fatalism.”

“We need a new global financial order,” Barroso said.

[JonTheSavage]

Getting "rid" of these rogue governments would be a good worldwide solution.

[Volitzar]

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=11d_1224365393

NWO Currency System to be Presented to U.S.A. by EU Leaders

European Union President Nicholar Sarkozy and Saturday, Oct 18, 2008 - If we are to believe the Washington Post, French president and current EU leader Nicolas Sarkozy has pledged to save us from nameless “freewheeling bankers and traders” who get the blame for the current economic crisis.

Sarkozy, Gordon Brown, and EU honcho José Manuel Barroso are talking up an international summit to di More..scuss an “urgent overhaul of the world’s financial architecture,” that is to say a new Bretton Woods to establish a brand spanking new international economic order. Sarkozy has managed to grab George Bush’s ear and he will travel to Washington on Saturday to lay the groundwork for a conference.

In 1944, 44 allied nations met at a resort in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to fiddle with monetary standards, fix exchange rates, and create the IMF and World Bank. “Launching a remake of this old model — particularly in such a short time, with so many new participants — would represent a daunting challenge at any time, but particularly during the twilight of the Bush presidency and the crisis that is still jolting banks and stock markets around the world,” reports the Post.

Sarkozy and the EU leaders would have us believe this new Bretton Woods will call for “globally coordinated regulation of the financial industry, elimination of tax havens and a compensation system in which traders are not rewarded for dangerous risk-taking,” among other things.

It was the demise of Bretton Woods in 1971, insists European Central Bank president Jean- Claude Trichet, that led to the abandonment of regulation and subsequent market turmoil. “The explosion of the first Bretton Woods in a way could be interpreted as a rejection of discipline,” said Trichet, reports Bloomberg.

Gordon Brown, the former Chancellor of the Exchequer, wants to fix that turmoil with a new spate of regulations aimed at international finance. On October 13 in London, Brown said “we must devise new rules for a world of global capital flows” just as the founders of Bretton Woods “devised rules for a world of limited capital flows.”


“We now have global financial markets but what we do not have is anything other than national and regional regulation and supervision,” Brown lamented from Brussels.

All of this is nonsense. It should be obvious by now the bankers engineered the current crisis in order to consolidate their hold on the global economy and all the talk about rogue traders, tax havens, and over-compensated executives is merely that — talk, or more specifically a sales pitch, a slick parlor trick devised to fool the commoners.

Glossed over in all the corporate media coverage is the global elite demand that a global currency be established. “Europe wants to present a blueprint for a new worldwide currency system,” reports the AFP in the video here.

“Another subject in tomorrow’s world is that of the great currencies,” Reuters reported Sarkozy musing on October 16. “How many should there be? What should the agreement between these great currencies be? Should we organize a discussion?”

Any discussion would be purely academic, as the ruling elite long ago decided to force a global currency down our throats. In fact, a global currency is at the very core of their plan to dominate the world. Control money and you control the destiny of states, you eliminate national sovereignty. “The control of money and credit strikes at the very heart of national sovereignty,” A.W. Clausen, president of Bank of America once observed.

As Georgetown professor and CFR historian Carroll Quigley noted, the goal of the banking families and their minions consists of “nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole… controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent private meetings and conferences.”

It remains to be seen if the EU will realize its “solution” to the world economic crisis. In 2007, Robert Mundell, “the father of the euro,” noted that “international monetary reform usually becomes possible only in response to a felt need and the threat of a global crisis.”

Certainly, the elite cooked up an appropriate global crisis, now they will engage in a full court press to establish a global currency and eventually a global government.

[chris jones]

Great post, +1

[Dig]

Ok now that is completely imposable to pull off. Can’t be done, no way, no how. If a world government had the resources to chip every edible critter on the planet it would already be long beyond the point of needing too anymore.

Hey look at the Terminator Seeds in Iraq:

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From KiwiClare: http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=65279.0

So much for bring "freedom and democracy" to Iraq.  The manner these people have been treated is diabolical and a warning to us all.  If you haven't seen the 2008 documentary 'The World According to Monsanto' yet, do watch it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMleWZXhi6s 

Iraq's commercial farmers must now buy "registered seeds." [/b]These are normally imported by Monsanto, Cargill and the World Wide Wheat Company. Unfortunately, these registered seeds are "terminator" seeds, meaning "sterile."

Mutant Seeds for Mesopotamia
by Andrew Bosworth, Ph.D.
http://www.uruknet.de/?p=m47991&hd=&size=1&l=e
October 15, 2008

One would think that Iraqi farmers, now prospering under "freedom" and "democracy," would be able to plant the seeds of their choosing, but that choice, under little-known Order 81, would be illegal.

But first, it is important to set the context. Most people have never heard of the infamous "100 Orders," but they help explain why the majority of Iraqis remain opposed to foreign occupation. The 100 Orders allow multinational corporations to basically privatize an entire nation, and this degree of foreign and private control has not been witnessed since the days of the British East India Company and its extraterritoriality treaties.

A few examples of the 100 Orders are illuminating:

    * Order 39 allows for the tax-free remittance of all corporate profits.
    *
      Order 17 grants foreign contractors, including private security firms, immunity from Iraq's laws.
    *
      Orders 57 and 77 ensure the implementation of the orders by placing U.S.-appointed auditors and inspector general in every government ministry, with five-year terms and with sweeping authority over contracts, programs, employees and regulations. (1)

Back to one of the most blatant orders of all: Order 81. Under this mandate, Iraq's commercial farmers must now buy "registered seeds." These are normally imported by Monsanto, Cargill and the World Wide Wheat Company. Unfortunately, these registered seeds are "terminator" seeds, meaning "sterile." Imagine if all human men were infertile, and in order to reproduce women needed to buy sperm cells at a sperm bank. In agricultural terms, terminator seeds represent the same kind of sterility.

Terminator seeds have no agricultural value other than creating corporate monopolies. The Sierra Club, more of a mainstream "conservation" organization than a radical "environmentalist" one, makes the exact same case:

    "This technology would protect the intellectual property interests of the seed company by making the seeds from a genetically engineered crop plant sterile, unable to germinate. Terminator would make it impossible for farmers to save seed from a crop for planting the next year, and would force them to buy seed from the supplier. In the third world, this inability to save seed could be a major, perhaps fatal, burden on poor farmers." (2)

What makes this Order 81 even more outrageous is that Iraqi farmers have been saving wheat and barley seeds since at least 4000 BC, when irrigated agriculture first emerged, and probably even to about 8000 BC, when wheat was first domesticated. Mesopotamia's farmers have now been trumped by white-smocked, corporate bio-engineers from Florida who strive to replace hundreds of natural varieties with a handful of genetically scrambled hybrids.

Where does such hubris come from? It comes from the entire mission surrounding the invasion of Iraq, which, upon closer inspection, had been planned years in advance by a faction of "neo-cons" who adopted Leon Trotsky's glorification of the state, his theory "permanent revolution," and his goal of exporting revolution worldwide. The neo-con revolution aims to alter the economic, political and cultural foundations of nations on the other side of the planet (rejecting old-fashioned notions of self-determination, popular sovereignty and even the nation-state system). This mission includes the transformation of agriculture and the establishment of "food control" over local populations.

Order 81 fits into this revolutionary program, and it is quite diabolical upon closer inspection. First, it forces Iraq's commercial farmers to use registered terminator seeds (the "protected variety"). Then it defines natural seeds as illegal (the "infringing variety"), in a classic Orwellian turn of language.

This is so incredible that it must be re-stated: the exotic genetically scrambled seeds are the "protected variety" and the indigenous seeds are the "infringing variety."

As Jeffrey Smith explains, author of Order 81: Re-Engineering Iraqi Agriculture:

    "To qualify for PVP [Plant Variety Protection], seeds have to meet the following criteria: they must be 'new, distinct, uniform and stable'... it is impossible for the seeds developed by the people of Iraq to meet these criteria. Their seeds are not 'new' as they are the product of millennia of development. Nor are they 'distinct'. The free exchange of seeds practiced for centuries ensures that characteristics are spread and shared across local varieties. And they are the opposite of 'uniform' and 'stable' by the very nature of their biodiversity." (3)

Order 81 comes with the Orwellian title of "Plant Variety Protection." Any self-respecting scientist knows, however, that imposing biological standardization accomplishes the exact opposite: It reduces biodiversity and threatens species. So Order 81 comes with an Orwellian title and consists of Orwellian provisions.

Jeffrey Smith peels away the layers of mischief behind Order 81, finding it nonsensical that six varieties of wheat have been developed for Iraq:

    "Three will be used for farmers to grow wheat that is made into pasta; three seed strains will be for 'breadmaking.'

    Pasta? According to the 2001 World Food Programme report on Iraq, 'Dietary habits and preferences included consumption of large quantities and varieties of meat, as well as chicken, pulses, grains, vegetables, fruits and dairy products.' No mention of lasagna. Likewise, a quick check of the Middle Eastern cookbook on my kitchen shelves, while not exclusively Iraqi, reveals a grand total of no pasta dishes listed within it.

    There can be only two reasons why 50 per cent of the grains being developed are for pasta. One, the US intends to have so many American soldiers and businessmen in Iraq that it is orienting the country's agriculture around feeding not 'Starving Iraqis' but 'Overfed Americans'. Or, and more likely, because the food was never meant to be eaten inside Iraq at all…" (4)

Just in case Iraqi farmer can't read, Order 81 enforces the new monopoly on seeds with the jackboot. Order 81 makes this clear in its own text, buried at the bottom of the document, as is most screw-you fine print:

    "The court may order the confiscation of the infringing variety as well as the materials and tools substantially used in the infringement of the protected variety. The court may also decide to destroy the infringing variety as well as the materials and tools or to dispose of them in any noncommercial purpose." (5)

Order 81 is about power and profit, but it disguises itself as humanitarian legislation.

Topping it all off, the entire document puts on rather magisterial airs. It was signed by L. Paul Bremer himself, with his own hand, and presumably with his own pen:

    "Pursuant to my authority as Administrator of the Coalition Provisional Authority…"

Like the Roman Proconsuls, Paul Bremer also spent a year in the provinces, governing the so-called barbarians…

-The above is an excerpt from Andrew Bosworth’s new book: Biotech Empire: The Untold Future of Food, Pills, and Sex, available at Amazon.

-Andrew Bosworth, Ph.D. is an assistant professor of Government at the University of Texas at Brownsville.

Notes

1. Uruknet Report, "Have You Ever Heard of Bremer's 100 Orders?" 11 April 2008.

2. Institutional Report, Genetic Engineering at a Historic Crossroads," The Sierra Club Genetic Engineering Committee Report, March 2001.

3. Jeffrey Smith. "ORDER 81: Re-Engineering Iraqi Agriculture - The Ultimate War Crime: Breaking the Agricultural Cycle." Global Research and The Ecologist, 27 August 2005, Vol 35, No. 1.

4. Jeffrey Smith. "ORDER 81: Re-Engineering Iraqi Agriculture - The Ultimate War Crime: Breaking the Agricultural Cycle." Global Research and The Ecologist, 27 August 2005, Vol 35, No. 1.

5 CPA/ORD/26 April 2004/81, p. 27.

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[chris jones]

Personalitys, beleifs, mental attitudes, conscience, inherit traits, the list continues endlessly.

Those of us who posses a conscience and a moral fiber within our being find it difficult to understand those humans who do not.

This country is not the movie Freddy of Elm Street, this is reality.

Our dream of America, the symbol to the world of opportunity, freedom, human rights, and liberty. We listened to this chatter for generation, untill our heads were filled with it, are they still or do we actualy see the reality of what we have become.

We are a genocidal superpower, the people of this world know this for the most part. Though there remains those are ingnorent to our downfall.

This has been happening for decades and because of our brainwashing and constant political rhetoric we continued to beleive in our goverment.

Fly the skull and bones and be rid of the fantasy of old.

[ConcordeWarrior]

Ok now that is completely imposable to pull off. Can’t be done, no way, no how. If a world government had the resources to chip every edible critter on the planet it would already be long beyond the point of needing too anymore.

Sarkozy is just only an arrogant bitch. He is at the head of the EU for 6 months only and his time is almost done.
Not to worry. There will never be a world government. Not something I will see until I am living anyway.
In 50 years maybe but not any time soon.

If there was to be a world government, I think Putin would want to be at the helm anyway. He would leave no room to Dubya or Sarkoclown or anybody else. He would take the job.

Not to worry, it's not going to happen. Believing there will be a world government would be the same as saying that the Pope or the Prince of Monaco will become King of the World!!! 

[EchelonMonitor]

They cause the depression, then use that as an excuse to convince people to give them TOTAL control over the worlds economy--it's sickening and very disturbing.

It's like flight attendants causing a plane to crash and saying it wouldn't have happened if flight attendants had been allowed to fly the plane.

Government will strive to become as evil as the people will allow it to, and the bigger the government, the bigger the evil.

[Please Wake Up!]

This is the You Tube clip of Sarkozy and Barroso speaking:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxBgReca3Co

The clip doesn't have Bush's part but seeing him just standing there expressionless as the other two talk of all these international solutions needing to be implemented immediately, etc. etc... pretty much sums up his view.  

The saddest part for me (not to be a total downer) was that I happened to be with a group of about 10-12 friends when this news conference came on the tv and as I was feeling nauseous about this going on and openly being discussed... All my other friends, besides one other, couldn't have cared less and were laughing and giggling when I expressed even the slightest displeasure with the happenings.  I was being "too dramatic" apparently.  

 

[Volitzar]

They cause the depression, then use that as an excuse to convince people to give them TOTAL control over the worlds economy--it's sickening and very disturbing.

It's like flight attendants causing a plane to crash and saying it wouldn't have happened if flight attendants had been allowed to fly the plane.

Government will strive to become as evil as the people will allow it to, and the bigger the government, the bigger the evil.

Like Reagan said:

"As Government expands liberty contracts."

[FalseProphets]

It was with Sarkozy representing the EU (WTF? soon Obama will be representing the NAU!) and someone representing the (?) European Commerce.

I nearly puked.

These three just stand their happier than pigs in shit and Bush says something like...

"We are meeting and setting up strategies so that this economic disaster never occurs in the future..."


As a reminder...

That is exactly what they said when they set up the federal reserve.

Earth to Bush...everybody knows you are commiting wholesale rape, theft, and pillaging for your masters you commie sellout of your own nation.

I have done allot of study of these lines. There are two major blood lines and several hybrids. If you look into ancient egypt, and at various kings, you notice that some were brutal psychopathic kings who ruled with an iron fist.  Any dissention will result in a beheading. The other blood line is a highly intelligent peace loving line who could not hurt a fly, but they inadvertently give away their technology freely in hopes of improving the world. These are the peaceful zionist types.  Unfortunately the brutes take over their ideas and modify them to serve their own selfish agendas, which normally involve a test of domination.  Keep in mind their symbols. These guys are heavily imbred and have monuments depicting sexual organs in which they worship.

The intelligent, sumissive line has an enormous capacity for picking up on patterns. Their downfall is that they sometimes cannot see the forest for the trees.  Barak Obama is such a type.  The reality is that he could possibly just be a a genius when it comes to understanding social patterns, but he will buckle in the face of an imminent threat.

On the other hand, with John McCain you have the bully who cares little about reason and will just try to punch his way through everything.

The psychopath line is a parasite which preys on the "seers".    The "seers" have a knack for patterns and languages.  They often speak to each other in "tongues".  The psychos normally cannot understand what they are talking about, but they normally hold the actual power due to their art of aggression. 

"Seers" often exploit the psychos ignorance by "talking over their head."  The psychos often feel inadequate because they do not have the gifts of vision and understanding.  As a result they will use all their power they can muster in attempts to dominate the one they are jealous of, in attempts to say, 'Look, huh? Who's Mr. Smarty now." 

Where it gets dangerous is when you have a hybrid which is both a highly intelligent seer and a psychopathic killer. They are homicidal, suicidal and they are extremely methodical in their plans.

On the other hand, you will also get the occasional one who is highly intelligent and doest just sit back cringing at the brutality.  They take their wisdom and actually make a large positive impact on the world.

The paradox is that This one was most likely the father of Eugenics.  They wanted to weed out the flawed elements of their genetics in hopes that they could eventually have a perfect world.

The problem is that I have figured out many great things, including how life was created, how to make humans think like computers, and even how to live forever.  I decided not to share the details of this with anyone because

 If we used the technology we have to live forever we would have to make sacrifices in terms of reproduction, and there would be a high likelyhood of Genocide. I believe this is the fundamental motive of the NWO.  It is really a form of Zionism that was rooted in the fact that there are those who feel they can make a wonderful peaceful world, so long as they can get rid of all the "bad seeds".  The problem with this theory is that in quantum mechanics and in life you have to recognize polar regions.  You should NEVER try to force things to one pole crap will start exploding.

Our big issue the lack of genetic diversity which has lead to genetic defects.  People need to get the jungle fever and mate with people who are opposites of them genetically.  This will provide for a more well rounded population.

Our solution IMO is to throw out all the hokey religions and get the word out that we are replacing it with a global religion.

If someone says What is your faith? I will say my faith is in humanity.   

People always talk about how much is this going to cost, or that.  I always laugh because they make their own stinking money.  They are only worried about whether or not they can keep us working.

[FalseProphets]

Remember that Camp David is actually camp "King David". This is where the queen tells us what to do.  USA is and always has been nothing more than a colony of the British Empire.  They keep the other races around to do the hard work, and their blood gets the nice jobs.  In essence we are all to blame.  We have begun to ask too many questions. 

When they say Barak Obama will be tested what they mean is that he his loyalty to the Queen will be tested. If he passes the test and Americans do as the Queen asks then we may be invited to their new Zion they are creating.  I believe the bible and the prophecies of Nostradamus are little more than a playbook they drop in the coaches locker room.  The coach just assumes these are the plays he is expected to call.  Little does he know the guy who dropped it played for the other team and has worked out a strategy to destroy him.

They are not prophets, they are strategists who think they understand all of human nature. But they are too drunk with lust for power to see that without struggle and diversity they would get bored and eventually end their own lives.  They become the pscyopathic genius we are all afraid of.  I have faith in humanity but we need to organize. We need to make it clear to the world that all peacful people need to band together against anyone who wants to use military force to control them.  I see the rules tightening. I believe it is because the Queen is getting old and Henry is coming.