Governments and Central Banks are bringing on second round of economic crisis

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!!!
Mark Matheny
October 19, 2010

Although President Obama and his bought and paid for media (The Ministry of Truth) are calling this year the "summer of recovery", it is apparent to anyone living in our nation that it should be more likely called the "summer of discontent".

As the U.S. economy feels the withdraw symptoms of a failed "bailout" and "stimulus" high, the UK's economy is also feeling the effects of the robber barrons as their road to recovery leads only to more coming dissappointment.

According to a report on Russia Today, certain respected financiers are blaming the Bank of England as the culprit for UK's economic woes, saying that instead of solving the issues that lead to the last crisis, governments and central banks, like the Bank of England are leading the world toward a bigger meltdown.


Although many economists see another crisis looming, there is no agreement between the institutions on how to avert it. On the one hand, the powers that be in Europe are stopping the printing presses, while the Federal Reserve Bank in the United States has the printers at full steam ahead. The Ministry of Truth (the media) in the United States then converts the real language of "inflating the monetary system" into the  new speak term "quantitative easing".

According to Patrick Young, editor of  The Gathering Storm, no one is on the right track to true economic recovery:
"Nobody is right - I mean that's really the problem. The difficulty is that when you've drunk three bottles of vodka, then you may well think that you are capable of putting the world to right. But at the same point in time you know you are going to wake up in the morning with a hangover. This is the point where we're waking up in the morning with a terrible hangover."

Many people in the UK are in denial to the fact that things will get worse and not better. Most people (in the UK as well as the U.S.) are ignorant to the fact that policy makers around the world are applying outdated  models to their economic projections which will more than likely lead to inflation hitting the average citizen dramatically.

The government of the UK is expected to announce large cuts to public services this week, in an effort to stave of the looming crisis ahead.

Steve Lewis, Founding Partner of  Monument Derivatives warns there could be much worse episodes of collapse to come:

"We shouldn't assume that the period of extreme global weakness which followed the Lehman Brothers' collapse is the worse episode in this long drawn out depression. There could be much worse episodes still to come."
In an interview on the Glenn Beck Show back in the early part of 2010, Congressman Ron paul stated that all  of his attempts at auditing the Federal Reserve, (in order to get at the heart of the real reasons for the crisis) have been stonewalled by the administration, and blames both Republicans and Democrats for this blocking of H.R 1207 and other attempts at transparency.

"I know one thing, if Obama wanted change, and change in the system, at least exposure, ah he could do something, but you know he got nearly a million dollars from Goldman Sachs... so we don't expect anything from the administration......this to me is a perfect example of my argument that I made...  there's not a whole lot of difference between the two parties. You know they're owned by the same people.."

And if you think Ron Paul stumbled on to some new revelation, then think again. Here's what Carroll Quigley wrote in his book Tragedy and Hope:

"The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the Right and the other of the left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to doctrinaire and academic thinkers...Instead, the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can "throw the rascals out" at any election without leading to any profound or extreme shifts in policy."
(1910-1977) Professor of History at Georgetown University, member of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), mentor to Bill Clinton

In the interview with Glenn Beck, Ron Paul continued by saying:

...as this system continues to falter, they're not going to give up, they're going move all these shananigans over to the IMF (International Monetary Fund), they're gonna have a world organization. So the powerful Elite then will have a world currency. That's....what they're planning for right now.."
To back up what Ron Paul is stating in regards to the powerful Elite's plans for a world currency, a document called Reserve Accumulation and International Monetary Stability was published by the IMF on April 13, 2010, shortly after the interview where Ron Paul stated the facts.

In short, all the currencies of the world are Fiat currencies now, and are only as good as the governments backing them (God Help Us), and so we surely will see a world currency soon, if we don't step up our act of preserving our Sovereignty and ending the Criminal organizations of the IMF and the Federal Reserve.

Carroll Quigley also stated once:

"Thus, the use of fiat money is more justifiable in financing a depression than in financing a war."
While our government pretends to fight "the War on Terror" the real war will be once again our war for independence and freedom from a Feudalist World Regime.

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