Euro Debt Crisis: Will the U.S. and IMF Come to the Rescue - With U.S. Tax Payer Money?

SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!!!
Mark Matheny
November 30, 2011

 New concerns mounting over the European Crisis are once again in the forefront of the mainstream media. While commentators and guest speakers appear on News programs debating on exactly how to fix the problems mounting in Europe and around the globe, most people are unaware that these crisis's are actually opportunities to consolidate more power into a world Central Financial System backed by a World Government.


President Obama, Hillary Clinton, Timothy Geithner were among those who met with European officials in Washington seeking to come to an agreement on how to save the European economy. Although The U.S. has said it will not bail out the Eurozone, nor will it seek to increase the amount of funds to the IMF, it certainly seems there will have to be some sort of solution to the coming crisis.

The possibilty of a bail out from the IMF seems most plausible at this time. The problem with this plan, however, seems to be the fact that currently the IMF does not have the amount needed to avert the Euro's economic crisis, and therefore would most likely need more money from it biggest contributor- the Good ole' United States of America.

There has been a recent meeting in Brussels to discuss measures needed to help the European economy.
William Kennard, the U.S. Envoy in Brussels, stated that no discussion was made concerning the U.S. making any financial obligations to bail out Europe, or to increase its payments to the IMF.

President Obama on the one hand stated that the U.S. would not directly bailout Europe with U.S. taxpayer money, but agreed that the U.S. would take more of an advisory role in "rescue plans" for Europe.


"I communicated to them that the United States stands ready to do our part to help them resolve this issue. This is of huge importance to our economy," said Obama at the EU meeting, but on the other hand it looks as though the only possible step would be for Washington to support more aid to Europe from the IMF.


The United States happens to be the biggest shareholder in the International Monetary Fund, and therefore would be contributing from the pocketbooks and purses of the American taxpayer. The real agenda behind these meetings seems to be a further consolidation of financial control through institutions such as the IMF, in preparation for a possible restructure of the world financial system, the creation of a world currency, and a world central Bank.


Timothy Geithner has in the past said that he is "quite open" to the idea of a world currency. 


Both Hillary Clinton and Geithner have also attended Bilderberg meetings:


Timothy Geithner attending the Bilderburg Conference.



Although she denies it, she too has attended Bilderberg with President Obama!