“There could be a Lehman’s moment if things are not properly handled [in Europe]“, says world poverty and inequality promotion commission bank slave Robert Zoellick (“World Bank chief Robert Zoellick”). Thus, he warns that others be prepared for the uncertainty especially if the eurozone fails to cope and deal with current economic problems. Well, I guess it’s time to get rid of the World Bank and fire Mr. Zoellick. Oh wait, he’s leaving! Nice knowing you!
“The ripple effects are making everybody’s life harder”, he said. “It will be better if they can avoid piling up short-term debts that can come due in volatile periods and look to the fundamentals of future growth – infrastructure and human capital.”
First things first – humans ARE NOT CAPITAL. We are not assets, we don’t get broken down into financial and actuarial formulas, and we’re not just a statistic on a falsified and manipulated “government economic report”. Second, the ripple effects were created by the very slavemasters Mr. Zoellilck served, so to say that we are suffering and that the problem must be addressed in a certain manner is like asking the “whodunit” murderer for tips on staying safe. Absurd.
Apologies, dear reader, but a common tactic of these Vatican/Queen/Rothschild/Rockefeller #teamloser people is to solve a problem they created provided you give up more of your sovereignty, freedom of choice and control. Over and over again, the media reports are showing stories of figureheads and “experts” who suggest all these “solutions” that are nothing more than disinformation and attempts to keep you complying. It’s like reporters are asking the arsonist how to prevent future fires, and the arsonist is telling you how you must pay the arsonist more money in order to prevent more fires, but even then he may burn buildings under “certain conditions” that are never clearly defined.
As to Zoellick’s suggestions, apart from his statement on debt, he sees a need for helping the developing countries develop social safety nets “that don’t bust the budget”. Sounds good, let’s just let the governments of those countries represent the people and then have the country solve its own problem without IMF, World Bank or Rothschild banking system debt slavery interference.
Further, as to his statements on focusing on fundamentals – how is this done? He speaks of short term debt not being the solution, which can’t happen anyway because no one wants to buy European debt to fund any actions except for central banks who are essentially using their own money to fund a problem they caused. The only other alternative is contractually enslaving each Euro government to severe austerity for years to come, or have the US fuel Europe, but the US is broke. If this is the case, how are you going to fund long term solutions? Under the current system, it’s bonds. We go back to the same bonds no one wants to buy. Short term or long term, no one wants to buy them.
Since he’s departing, he won’t have to deal with that, the next figurehead bank slave playing musical chairs will step in to figure that out.
The real solution of course, is to wipe the slate clean, remove and forgive all debt. It’s obvious that a “bank crisis” is nothing more than an excuse to bail out the bank at the cost of the people, who never get a chance to have their balance sheets bought up and taken away by the magical central bank.
But hey, these guys want fleets of boats because that’s what matters in life. Forget about sanity, decency, the planet, the rest of humanity, the future, peace and all the things people want. It’s only control and money. That’s all that matters.
This has been the paradigm for as long as we can remember in this lifetime. However, things are changing, and it’s obvious that it is.
It’s only a matter of time, and I’m not talking years.
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