My post# 2551 has so much truth to it that hurts me to think of those kids eating garbage to stay alive.While the country they are living in was looted(by the USA) thru the IMF and world bank(USA has 51% controlling interest in both).Our government and the banking system are in league with each other.The wealth has vanished into secret bank accounts And the USA is the biggest offshore banking destination in the world.So no chance of reform there.Not by the USA.Too much money to be made.Common people(the 90%) simply do not matter to these people(the richest 10%).So what can we do?Not one damn thing we are told.They are in charge and they will plunder anyone,any country that they want.With the help of government and the court systems and the banking systems of the world they will steal from whomsoever they please.
I do not think its the end of the world.Rome fell but the world kept turning.I think a person can prepare somewhat for himself.A doctor tries to save lives but he can't save everyone.One man can make a difference (Luther Burbank feeds the world today because he developed the Russett potato).You can vote people out of office but when every person who was voted in on change (turns out he lied to get into power).
Then government is flawed and should be done away with.triffid

We need government reform and money reform but we will not get it.If a man has a job he and his kids will not go hungry.What happened in Argentina is criminal just like whats happening in the USA today is criminal.The state of missouri is number 50 on the list of job creation in the
USA.I am happy I am retired.So I depend on the government for my monthly income.I certainly do not want it to stop.I wish I had more.triffid

GP: Yea right. So what we found was this. We found inside these documents that basically they required nations to sign secret agreements, in which they agreed to sell off their key assets, in which they agreed to take economic steps which are really devastating to the nations involved and if they didn't agree to these steps, there was an average for each nation that signed one-hundred and eleven items that they are required to sign on to. If they didn't follow those steps they would be cut-off from all international borrowing. You can't borrow any money in the international marketplace. No one can survive without borrowing, whether you are people or corporations or countries - without borrowing some money and having some credit and ...

AJ: Because of the debt inflation pit they've created.

GP: Yea, well, see one of the things that happened is that - we've got examples from, I've got inside documents recently from Argentina, the secret Argentine plan. This is signed by Jim Wolfensen, the president of the World Bank. By the way, just so you know, they are really upset with me that I've got the documents, but they have not challenged the authenticity of the documents. First, they did. First they said those documents don't exist. I actually showed them on television. And cite some on the web, I actually have copies of some...

AJ: Greg Palast dot com?

GP: Yea, gregpalast.com. So then they backed off and said yea those documents are authentic but we are not going to discuss them with you and we are going to keep you off the air anyway. So, that's that. But what they were saying is look, you take a country like Argentina, which is, you know, in flames now. And it has had five presidents in five weeks because their economy is completely destroyed.[/font][/size]

Want to know whats happening?Follow this guy around.   http://www.gregpalast.com/  triffid

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