IMF -"International Mafia Federation" Loan Sharks of Last Resort

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!!!
Mark Matheny
July 3, 2011

In spite of the massive protesting by the tax paying protestors in Greece ( those who are tired and fed up with the looting of their hard earned savings), Greek lawmakers have once again bowed to the IMF and the EU, in passing a second Austerity Bill in order to keep Greece from defaulting by mid- July.

Gerald Celente has referred to the IMF as the "International Mafia Federation", and has said so with good reason. Gerald says they are nothing more than international "loan sharks" of last resort. This can be backed up by a Fox News report that stated:

The European Union and International Monetary Fund had demanded Parliament pass two bills — an austerity law and a second bill detailing how it will be implemented — by June 30 before they approve a $17.3 billion installment from the country's $159 billion package.

You may notice the word "demanded " in the condition of Greece's $159 billion package.

If you would like to hear a simplified but true explanation of the IMF's role, then Gerald Celente has just the perception to see how they work:

"Here's what they do - They go into a country that's really desparate, they can't borrow a dime anywhere, and the IMF comes in, and they say - Ay, I'll loan you the money!  But how are you going to pay me back?"

Then with that rhetorical question, Gerald shows how the IMF already has the answer for the country:

"You tax the people, you put more taxes on 'em. And so you (the country in desparate need) tax the people, you don't get enough and they (the IMF) say, Listen - I'm not getting enough money, I want the bridge! ... I want the bridge! I want the highway! I want the water supply! Capish?"

Of course in this Austerity Bill passed by the Greek Parliment, equal opportunity is a must in that they have placed taxe increases even on the lowest-income families.

Although this move by the Greek Parliment has been a "decisive step Greece needed to take in order to return to a sustainable path." and that "In very difficult circumstances, it was another act of national responsibility,” this measure will only help Greece to hold out until around September!

And since the last bailout from the IMF to Greece hasn't helped, it is more than probable that this bailout will likely end in the same way... more debt on Greece with no answers.

The International Mafia Federation is nothing more than an instrument of globalists to take over countries' wealth and resources, and unfortunately they are doing a pretty good job!

Many of the people in Greece see this plan as a direct threat to their wealth and general well-being as a nation, and are highly opposed to the measure, resorting to protests and violence in defense of what liberties and material possessions they still have.

Here in the U.S., the people are now starting to feel the effects of the failed bailouts, and entitlements that have pushed our country to the brink of economic collapse as well. There are still those who believe  Obama's worn out speeches of recovery, who refuse to "see the forest in spite of the trees" as they say.

The same problems that are hitting Greece will inevitably come to America. As the industrialized nations collapse, international organizations such as the IMF, World Bank, BIS (Bank of International Settlements) and The United Nations will take over.

The IMF is also leaning on lawmakers here in the U.S. to raise the debt ceiling.  John Lipsky, Managing Director of the IMF stated:

We’re confident that the participants are well aware of the potential risks of a debt default in the U.S. and will avoid those dangers. It should be self-evident [that] a debt default by the U. S. government debt market would have very serious, far-reaching, dramatic repercussions and that’s why we’re confident that it will be avoided.

It looks as though our representatives in Washington will raise the debt ceiling, and pass some cuts to the budget that will not amount to a hill of beans. Peter Schiff has predicted that Greece would indeed accept more loans from the IMF, that the Fed will continue with more quantitative easing, and that the U.S. government will raise the debt ceiling.

In an interview on Fox News June 22, 2011 Peter stated Bernanke's assessment of the current economic situation in the U.S. is inaccurate, and that the economy will continue to worsen with unemployment escalating, and the inflation will be much higher than what the Fed Chairman is reporting. Peter also stated that Greece is just a small picture of what is coming to America.