A MESSAGE FROM 'ARGENTINA: GREEK SUPPORT TO OUR PEOPLE !
There are disturbing similarities between the disastrous decade of Argentina (1991-2001), which led to a massive default, and recent and impending difficulties of Greece. In both cases, the fault of the international lending organizations, and both countries have been plagued by riots and widespread protests against austerity measures imposed by the IMF. The Argentine economist Adrian Salbuchi offers a vigorous analysis of this crisis "artificial" that knows no borders.
When the Argentines, Today, watching the news and see the terrible things that happen in Greece, can not say "Hey, AND IDENTITY Argentina in December 2001 and early 2002 & #8230;!”. All’epoca, Argentina suffered its worst collapse in the monetary, the banking system and debt, which led to riots, crowd violence, War protests and social. The agitation was so damaging as to force the resignation of President Fernando de la Rua, mainly because of its notorious Ministry of Economy signs pro-bank, Domingo Cavallo, creating a political vacuum that led Argentina to have five (five!!) Presidents in that last terrible week of December 2001.
The spark social chaos in Argentina was the attempt by President de la Rua to implement austerity measures, clearly unjust, imposed by the IMF demanded, as usual, the ultimate sacrifice on the part of the population - more taxes, less social spending, “budgets bilanciati”, no deficit spending, and other anti-social - which caused a collapse of the Argentine GDP by nearly 40%.
Half the population fell below the poverty line (many never made a return to traditional middle-class Argentine), private banks were allowed to legally hold people's savings, deposits in U.S. dollars were exchanged for pesos arbitrarily to any exchange rate decided by the banks or the government (the dollar was devalued by 300%, by a weight on the dollar 4 pesos to the dollar within a few weeks) and yet… even a bank collapsed! In fact, since then all new "business as usual", while the poor and impoverished are completely excluded from.
in Argentina, during 25 years of provisional government, the international banking cartel led by the IMF created a Public Debt fundamentally illegal – or at most, illegitimate – who grew up in a huge, eventually to collapse the entire economic and financial system. It was not a coincidence. Was part of a highly complex model, engineered to control entire countries, through one cycle of sequential steps and stages easily identified with one main purpose: when the economy is powered in order to implement a “growth pattern” artificial, the set of all profits will be privatized in the hands of its “friends”, managers and operators. However, when the whole scheme – like any fraudulent Ponzi scheme – reaches its peak and the total collapse is at hand, then reverse the process and socialize all the losses.
This is what has made Mr.. Horse – a protégé of Rockefeller – ensuring that the Argentine people have claimed losses, while banksters [contraction of bankers and gangsters, NDT] international collect all profits. I media mainstream – local and global – ringraziarono; The New York Times went so far as to suggest that the entire Patagonia (ie 5 southern provinces of Argentina, holding 35% of its territory and have an immeasurable comfort in terms of energy, mining, Water and food) had become detached from the rest of the country to “resolve his troubles with debt”…
Now, This was Argentina's 2001/2002; but it is also the case that today's American paying taxes helps Goldman Sachs, Citicorp, mentre la and GM loses his house, his pension, his work? This is not what is happening in Greece today? And l'Islanda? The United Kingdom? L’Irlanda? And – sooner or later – Spain? Portugal? Italy?…
in Argentina, our people have become accustomed to being poorer, so when he returned to “normality”, Goldman Sachs and Citicorp controlled the local media to ensure power to a new puppet regime, subject to interest on profit: ie, the husband-wife team pro-Mafia banking Nestor and Cristina Kirchner… And the carousel continues to spin, while the Argentine people continue to pay…
Today, Greece look and see the same warning signals: the IMF imposing strict austerity measures as a condition of the banks to get more loans (as if a country collapses under the weight of debt could be overcome by borrowing even more!!), media system that speak emphatically of the need “Greece to behave properly and responsibly” (as if the Fed [Central American Bank, NDT], Bank of England, Goldman Sachs, Bankfein, Greenberg were examples of accountability and responsibility), interim local governments that are all that is possible in the interest of banks (George Papandreou is a regular at meetings of the Trilateral Commission and Bilderberg Group, eat it was Fernando de la Rua, founding member of the local chapter of the CARI, Argentine Council for International Relations), the big banks like Goldman Sachs trying to recover what is owed in the midst of trouble and riots; all this for background people desperate people on the streets to express what is obvious to all: international bankers and local provisional governments are a complex association of thieves and robbers.
Then the inevitable happens: The government sends the police on the street to protect bank, himself and the interests of the power elite of the New World Order.. Then the violence spreads, people left injured or killed.. poor (police) fighting against the poor (people), while the rich look safe distance grinning..
Make no mistake: this is a world model.
Make no mistake: there is no democracy, even in Athens, his homeland..
What we suffer worldwide – that in Greece, Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia, Spain, Islanda, United States or England – is a mechanical system of counting votes, that is completely up to huge amounts of money, necessary to fund expensive political campaigns, buy radio coverage, TV and print, pay rough structures of political parties, journalists, Analyst, and of course the well-marketed candidates themselves: a vast array of puppets decrepit, we read daily newspaper: Bush, Blair, Papandreou, Obama, Clinton, I am, kirchner, Lula, Uribe. Sarkozy, Rodriguez Zapatero, Merkel…
What we have is a “democrazia” completely subject to money, although we have yet to understand that money is not democratic (nor should). The money is controlled by the mega-banking organization that uses the IMF, World Bank, FED, BIS, the ECB as its scale of global regulation, and pay to manage the entire “show Democrat”. Then, finally we “the best democracy that money can buy”.. which is not a democracy..
Therefore, Who's next? Spain? Italy? Portugal? The European Monetary System will go to pieces? Un bail-out di 750 billion will sink to the beat baby (an infant) currency? The European Monetary Mechanism collapse? Germany will be the first state to convert their gold reserves in the old German marks?
The Euro and the dollar collapsing theory super-inflated (Shhh! not say it aloud!!) prepare the ground for a new world currency, essentially private, which will be managed globally by private money cartel various Goldman Sachs, HSBC, CitCorp, Deutsche Bank in this world?
Stay tuned.. There is still much, plenty to see..
Adrian Salbuchi
Source: www.voltairenet.org
Link: http://www.voltairenet.org/article165415.html
14.05.2010
Www.comedonchisciotte.org translation by Roberto Papaleo
