Comments on: Argentina Breaks Plutocrat, Banker Stranglehold

By: Lorraine

Lorraine — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:12:33 +0000

The IMF play this game with every country they “loan” to.

Check out the DVD “Life and Debt” that gives a comprehensive breakdown of the IMF/World Bank game and how they played it specifically against Jamaica.

P.S It’s Guaranteed to make you ill when you have to endure the interviews with the smarmy/sleazy IMF spokesperson.

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Gemmayn — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:13:39 +0000

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By: GhostFace

GhostFace — Wed, 17 Jan 2007 10:42:06 +0000

Oh KevBot, I agree that is correct and the fact/s.
Reserve bank’s I guess cringe at movies like America – Freedom to Fascism. The quote of Mayer (spelling I dont care if wrong) Rothschild, ‘Give me control of a nations (un-quote in brackets, or world would be better for them) money supply and I do not care who makes there laws’. Western world so-called democracy lacks modern definition. People should self-educate & revolt.

By: Kevbot

Kevbot — Tue, 16 Jan 2007 10:05:13 +0000

by lending at interest, you mean fractional reserve banking a fiat currency?

or, how lending out more paper money than you actually have precious metals on deposit(if the paper money is even backed by anything, unlike most central banking currencies), is what they call in the mafia world, “counterfeiting”?

yea i would agree – seeing as it doesnt cost banks money, to create money, it only costs them to print it, when they loan it out at interest, one gets a fairly obvious idea of the pathology, countries under their Corporate Ownership are up against.

heres a funny way to see it

banks cost to create money = 0 – whatever the paper costs to have the imprint put on it

considering – they have the power to issue money – in the end, it doesnt cost them anything. if they loan it out to consumer fred at 8%, what you’ve got back here in reality is 800%, being you dont have the power to issue money, and therefore have to work to get it

yer paying back a loan on money that doesnt exist until you need it, and then, stops existing when they recall it.

brings to mind the quote accredited to Henry Ford
“If the people understood the banking system today, there’d be a revolt in the streets by tomorrow.”

By: enemyofthestate

enemyofthestate — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 19:30:29 +0000

Sooo heart warming, neighbours getting together to expell the infection. Sad though that the thought of total failure motivates the change. History shows that change only comes at bottom out, so, we can only only hope that things get real bad here, before they get better…

By: qrswave

qrswave — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 02:56:58 +0000

Yippie!

Argentina’s predicament under the IMF and other global predators is a textbook example of my argument against lending at interest.