What we have here (video) is proof of the US government and bankers working together, through the IMF, to screw the Euro. The reason? To keep the dollar as the international reserve currency, which means the US, like a gang, gets a cut of all the international trading action done in dollars.
And the funniest thing is that all of the US gang (government, banks and Moody's/Fitch) are bankrupt, not just morally, but financially too. They're leeches living off any host they can find.
Last summer
I figured out this polite armchair currency war
that dare not speak its name. I'm not a conspiracy guy, but I know a rigged game when I see one.
Here were the clues:
Naomi Klein showed how the IMF is the closer for US foreign policy.
the US banksters have committed crimes, and yet do not go to jail.
The ratings agencies, like Moody's
are American and corrupt, and yet nobody's going to jail.
(the rated sub-prime mortgage CDOs as AAA, not AAplague)
The dollar is threatened as reserve currency by the Euro.
Rumours were going around that the Middle East (like Sadam)
was going to switch to the Euro.
Greece's gov't is full of willing dupes who barely need to be bribed
to screw their own country.
With this small batch of evidence, I figured it out. The Nobel is on the way.
Now, what happens when China and others drop the dollar like
a sack of burning sh*t
-Costick67 ~(8^P
checkitout:
MaxKeiser.com [source of the real scoops]
stopspeculators.gr [on greece]
on China:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2010-11/24/content_11599087.htm
China, Russia quit dollar
By Su Qiang and Li Xiaokun (China Daily)
Updated: 2010-11-24 08:02
Premier Wen Jiabao shakes hands with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on a visit to St. Petersburg on Tuesday.ALEXEY DRUZHININ / AFP
St. Petersburg, Russia - China and Russia have decided to renounce the US dollar and resort to using their own currencies for bilateral trade, Premier Wen Jiabao and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin announced late on Tuesday.
Chinese experts said the move reflected closer relations between Beijing and Moscow and is not aimed at challenging the dollar, but to protect their domestic economies.
"About trade settlement, we have decided to use our own currencies," Putin said at a joint news conference with Wen in St. Petersburg.
The two countries were accustomed to using other currencies, especially the dollar, for bilateral trade. Since the financial crisis, however, high-ranking officials on both sides began to explore other possibilities.
The yuan has now started trading against the Russian rouble in the Chinese interbank market, while the renminbi will soon be allowed to trade against the rouble in Russia, Putin said. .....[and so on]
