by system
failure
Draghi's
latest moves
(http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-09-04/draghi-sees-almost-1-trillion-stimulus-with-no-qe-fight.html)
confirmed two things: First, the hegemony of the banking elite is
established for good in the eurozone area. Second, more money will be
circulated amongst the strongest financial institutions with the
heavily suffered real economy begging one more time for cash.
The new
measures won't bring any improvement for the economy inside the
eurozone area and they know it. The economic elites and their
political puppets will pursue a "successful" completion of
the experiment in Greece so that to expand it through the whole
eurozone and this is their primary target. Empowering the real
economy and especially small-medium businesses, reducing
unemployment, will be catastrophic factors for the successful
completion of the experiment, so these won't happen.
European
officials routinely repeat that "Greece has made progress"
and that "more need to be done". The first phrase is a lie,
because the Greek economy is collapsed and the national debt and
unemployment are in much worse position than in 2010 when Greece was
excluded from markets. The second, is just a signal to the neoliberal
puppet government to rush, so that to finish the experiment before an
"accident" under possible national elections.
The official
financial elites hegemony was declared two years ago by the
"emperor", through the unlimited purchase of government
bonds in eurozone by the ECB.
(http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2012/09/lea-jacta-est-by-emperor-draghi.html)
The latest
decision by the "emperor", in essence means one thing:
Unlimited access and control of the money flow inside eurozone by the
biggest financial institutions. The European neoliberal economic
empire is established for good!
You are correct and maybe that is why they are pushing for war. The system will collapse too much fiat currency.
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DeleteGreece/Spain/Portugal will be bailed out again, then it will be Italy/France's turn.
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