The
Italian PM, Matteo Renzi, finally forced to resign
after the devastating defeat in the recent referendum. As mentioned,
the Italian people rejected the non-elected PM, as he was seeking
more concentrated powers through the constitutional reform. Most
importantly, it was a clear rejection against the political class of
the elites and the accompanied neoliberal policies of destruction.
The 'automated' response of the
markets to political processes, has become a routine. The Western
neoliberal establishment is using every weapon available to impose
its cruel agenda. There no time for pretexts. The Greek experiment
must end by all means and the others must obey and follow this path.
In the shock of the result of the
Italian referendum, the supposedly 'independent' markets sent
immediately the first signals of another threat against Italy, as a
warning message that they will not tolerate any diversion of the
neoliebral status quo.
As
reported by marketwatch:
“Moody's Investors Service
on Wednesday affirmed Italy at Baa2 but revised down the outlook on
the country's rating to negative from stable after Italian voters
rejected a referendum on constitutional changes over the weekend.
Moody's cited "the slow and halting progress on economic and
fiscal reform in Italy, the prospects for which have diminished
further following the 'no' vote in Sunday's constitutional
referendum" as the main driver behind its decision. The ratings
agency also expressed concerns that Italy may be exposed to
"unforeseen shocks" for an extended period due to its tepid
growth outlook and the recent deterioration in its fiscal position.”
The whole sequence of events
proves that the global financial mafia behaves exactly like a mafia
against entire countries.
It
has been revealed
that back in 2011, a certain mechanism of the political and economic
elite within and out of Italy, forced Berlusconi to resign in order
to be replaced by the technocratic puppet Mario Monti to impose harsh
austerity, as a key element of the neoliberal agenda. As described,
the former Prime Minister, Romano Prodi, gave blessing to Monti and a
prophecy: "When Italian
spreads reach 300 units, you will be asked to govern."
Italian spreads finally surpassed the 300 units that Prodi predicted,
to reach 500. Italy was in face to face with the ghost of bankruptcy.
Either by populism, or by free choice, Berlusconi did not abide by
the orders of Germany. He became unpopular, as he challenged
austerity policies, so he had to be removed.
No
surprise that the head of the Bank of Italy at that time was (guess
who) ... Mario Draghi.
One
year later, Draghi, as the head of the ECB this time, will announce
the decision for unlimited purchase of government bonds in eurozone.
As described back then
“the
ECB becomes a corresponding Fed in the European area, “serving”
the problematic economies that are excluded from the bond markets,
through the print of new money. Therefore, the problematic economies
will be loaded with more and more debt which the ECB, i.e. the
largest private European banks will hold. Someone
could argue that is not something new, since nations were facing huge
debts in previous years, because they were indebted to banks through
the excessive borrowing from the markets. But in this case, there is
an important difference that makes things much worse: it is the cruel
conditions imposed by the ECB to states that need to buy money.
States
that are excluded from markets, are now trapped within the neoliberal
economic empire of the eurozone and will be forced to follow new
austerity measures every time they need ECB to buy their bonds.”,
which is exactly what happened to Greece.
The trap mechanism was completed. Anyone who dared to
refuse austerity and sado-monetarism, imposed by the Brussels/Berlin
axis, through 'undesired' political parties in power, would be
delivered to the hands of the ECB regime and would be forced to take
all the painful measures, through economic suffocation. Greece had
suffered this kind of direct financial coup when Tsipras decided the
referendum in summer 2015, where the Greeks overwhelmingly rejected
the austerity measures 'made by' the European Financial Dictatorship
(EFD).
So, this is the start of a new round of warnings for
Italy. EFD actually demands from the Italian people to forget
Democracy, accept another puppet to finish the job, or else, the
spreads will rise again, the country will be excluded from the money
markets and the ECB will come to take full control to make sure that
Italy will take the same hellish path like Greece.
Because as we said many times before, the Greek
experiment must be completed and transferred to every country inside
eurozone.
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