Wednesday, November 9, 2011

What Banks Owns Greece?

UPDATE: Greece is already welcoming a new Prime Minister - the former vice-president of the European Central Bank, Lucas Papademos, will be sworn in on Friday. It brings to an end days of political wrangling in Athens as main parties struggled to come to an agreement. The new coalition government will have to vote for more austerity measures to release another portion of an EU bailout. Otherwise Greece warns it will go bankrupt within weeks. Political analyst Peter Eyre believes the true nature of the deepening crisis is being hidden from public view.

Do a handful of people who sit on the boards-of-directors of the central banks own the "self-governed" democratic sovereign nations of Greece, Italy, and Spain?

Will the People's Bank of China soon own the United States?

What if all the nations in the world just one day defaulted on their loans, and claimed bankruptcy? Would they all be flooded with new credit card offers? Or would those foreign banks send a global collection agency after them?

Would the banks have to sell off all their elaborate skyscrapers to meet their depositor's needs?

What would have happened if all those banks had not been "bailed out" by the taxpayers? Would they have had to close a few more branch offices and lay off a few more tellers before they could pay themselves another bonus?

Can't all these sovereign countries just tell the bankers to go to hell, because of the bank's fraudulent investments? If a country defaults on a loan from a bank, will that nation be foreclosed on by the banks? Will that country be sold for the highest bid at a fire sale? Even if these countries had standing armies?

If the U.S. government holds both China's debt and what's owed to the Social Security Trust Fund in U.S. Treasury notes, shouldn't we pay off the people of the United States first before we paid the people of China?

If the United States doesn't pay me what it owes me in Social Security, can I freeze its assets? What would China do if the U.S. stops paying them, send over their navy? Hack our computers?

Who REALLY owns (rules) the world? The citizens of self-governing sovereign nations, or a handful of old men in a bank's boardroom?

Mayer Amschel Bauer (founder of the Rothschild family): "Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes the laws."

Lord Rothschild: "Governments do not govern, but merely control the machinery of government, being themselves controlled by the hidden hand. The world is governed by very different personages from what is imagined by those who are not behind the scenes".

Nathan Mayer Rothschild: "I care not what puppet is placed upon the throne of England to rule the Empire on which the sun never sets. The man who controls Britain's money supply controls the British Empire, and I control the British money supply."

The Rothschild banking family is a financial dynasty, but a dynasty without a country; but do they, and a few other men in suits, rule our world, or does God?

Who is really the Master of the Universe?

Why don't we just all admit to ourselves that the bankers have won the game, and then let's just start all over again...from scratch. Would we first need the banker's permission?

Does a bank still own me, even if I'm not a slave to debt?

And the people of Greece...what will the bankers do with them after they foreclose on their country...deport them to Italy? If the people of Germany bail out the banks that own Greece, will the German people own the Greeks? Just askin'.

If the banks forgave all the outstanding loans they hold today, maybe we can forgive them for all the lives they destroyed. Just sayin'.

If Greece falls, why should I fall, if I live in America? We have enough food here, and we get our oil from the Middle-East. What does Greece have that's vital to the United States? Italy had Ferraris. What does Spain have that we need?

Or better yet, why don't we all do what China did....just nationalize all our banks, take control of our own destinies, and own ourselves?

Banking from 2000 B.C. to the Present

6 comments:

  1. Italy could soon need an international bailout just as the financially strapped nations of Greece, Ireland and Portugal did before it. Will the banks also own Italy?

    http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/10/business/global/italy-pushed-closer-to-financial-brink.html

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  2. I guess the banks to rule entire countries....

    A banker was just named as the new Greek Prime Minister

    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/10/lucas-papademos-greek-prime-minister_n_1085768.html

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  3. Goldman Sachs Shorted Greek Debt After It Arranged Those Shady Swaps (2/15/2010)

    http://articles.businessinsider.com/2010-02-15/wall_street/30029418_1_goldman-sachs-goldman-first-swaps

    How Goldman Sachs Helped Greece to Mask its True Debt (2/8/2010)

    http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,676634,00.html

    Wall St. Helped to Mask Debt Fueling Europe’s Crisis (2/17/2010)

    http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/14/business/global/14debt.html?pagewanted=all

    The Greek Debt Crisis - Why You Should Care

    http://bud-meyers.blogspot.com/2011/11/greek-debt-crisis-why-you-should-care.html

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  4. Violent rioters attacked peaceful demonstrators in Athens with firebombs and stones Thursday, leaving one person dead and 74 injured, as tens of thousands turned out to decry new austerity measures demanded by creditors to keep Greece afloat. The violence came a day after a massive Athens demonstration by more than 100,000 people also degenerated into a riot, with masked, black-clad protesters attacking riot police, who responded with volleys of stun grenades and tear gas.

    Creditors (banks) have demanded that Greece pass the extra austerity measures before they give the country more funds.

    However, the inspectors from the European Commission and the European Central Bank said Greece's debt dynamics remain "extremely worrying." Their conclusions pile pressure on European leaders to make private creditors like banks take more losses on the Greek bonds they hold.

    http://www.npr.org/2011/10/20/141540345/greeces-creditors-reportedly-ok-loan-payout

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  5. Dear Mr. Meyers
    The problem in Greece is not a simple one. In the 70s Rockfeller send a man called Andreas Pappandreou with 100 mil $ in order to make a new party with certain tasks. You know that when the bankers invest 1 $ they expect to get at least 5$ in return.
    This guy (all according to documents released by weaky leaks) was sucesfull. He created unions which closed one by one all the Greek Industry, tried and succeded to weaken the family and the culture throughglobalization and spending for things we never needed. he created a huge public sector in order to trap voters for his continuation. do not forgett that all of those have been done via Democratic procedures.The result is a membership in the German held EU. they sold everything to the 10mil population country (cars, white appliances, food, anything is made in Germany)
    All of them knew that Greece has a lot of Oil in Aegian sea. The Nazis knew it, the British knew it, it seems that now it is the time to get it out. They send the son of Andreas Papandreou Mr. Georgios Papandreou to finish his father's task. He declined the economical help from Russia and China, and he surenterred the country to the IMF.
    I am a middle class working person. I am lucky that I still have my job. I pay to the goverment taxes about 40% of my income. The doctors, the lawyers, the bussiness people declare every year to the TAX department less amound than I declare, they are driving Porche and Audi, and BMW, and i am driving a Toyota, and they get away with all of this. They check and tax me , as a salary paid man, but not them as free professionals.
    If you visit this country you will understand why they need it. They need it without the Greeks on board : )
    Now you have insidents where homless people appeared, kids are hungry and fade in the schools etc. For a family oriented country this was never been seen in the past. A third cousing could help you and take you in his home if bad luck hit you and drive you in the streets. Not any more though. It really heart to have 30.000 people in Athens receiving everyday their meal from the church services.
    Who is behind all those? who is controlling the money?? What kind of protocoles that man in black group is fullfilling??
    The way the SYSTEM created by the Man in Black, all banks are trembling when one in greece or in Japan or in US has a problem. We have all lost our freedom, at least they think that we do so,but at the end I strongly believe that for one more time they will fail to control us.
    God Bless you
    Thank you for your hospitallity.
    Keep in mind that the Greek "MYTHOLOGY" was called so. sometimes what you see is not what really exists..... MATRIX??? who knows...

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  6. The International Swaps and Derivatives Association only lists panel members, and lists only panel members’ employers — 15 large global banks and financial services firms. Those institutions include Bank of America, BNP Paribas, Goldman Sachs, BlackRock and Pimco.

    Ms. Yang is a member of the committee and works for BNP Paribas, the big French bank, which has been hired by the Greek government to help persuade investors to accept a deal that would cut the value of their investments in half.

    The panel, the “determinations committee” for Europe, decides what constitutes a “credit event” in Greece or elsewhere on the Continent. BNP stands to profit from the restructuring.

    Investors who own Greek debt and have bought insurance on it, in the form of credit default swaps, wonder why they should accept the offer that’s on the table. The I.S.D.A. committee members argue that credit default swaps may not pay out.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/20/business/credit-default-swaps-as-a-scare-tactic-in-greece.html

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