Posted by: rmiglobal | November 5, 2011

G20 Show Reaps Nil Points: Sustainable Growth A Globalist Pipedream

Measuring sustainable growth is a numbers game like any other where insiders can interpret the bottom line to say any bloody thing. Machinery has taken the toil out of most traditional vocations but that’s still not enough for the global clipboard brigade. Reality is that Anglo-American debt finance systems exhibit preference for a military industrial complex, instruments of butchery being the only stocks guaranteed to rise.

Is it plain old street Crack or some other hallucinagenic concoction G20 leaders are toking from their pipes? Sensibly, the Robin Hood Tax was kicked into the long grass by banker point-man Cameron and the rest of the EU wolf-pack sighed with relief but the 1% and their apologists won’t get off the hook so easily. The insolvency of the entire banking system has become apparent to even the lowliest of proles who now shudder at their indoctrination into Marxism as the answer to all that ails the world.

When all sovereign entities are bankrupted, Her Maj excepted, global government will be there ready to step in to bring order from all this chaos their banker backers have been fostering. Sustainable growth sounds like a positive goal for the representatives of the people but what it actually says is that ‘we the cattle’ are considered lazy and need to be supervised in order to attain the elite version of Nirvana. And who has lately been painted more lazier than the rest? The always canny Greeks of course!

If the current news narrative of financial skullduggery were focused on any obscure country in Central Europe, the public wouldn’t be so susceptible to the chicanery of Western politicians. The cradle of Democracy that is Greece was bound to get more air-time and scandalous tabloid headlines are what sells papers they can hardly give away anymore. They’ve kicked the crap out of truth in preference for sensationalism if the Gaddafi murder is anything to go by. Ok, some Greeks are as susceptible to greed and wild machinations as anyone else on the planet but this game was fixed long ago.

In a classic 800-Pound Gorilla scenario, two Greek political parties passed the ball back on forth for the better part of 25 years and while the hoi poloi kept their eye on it, the Bank of International Settlements ape pranced around unnoticed, a harmless apparition. Those who glimpsed it and followed up with publication of their sense of foreboding were ignored in the land of the original Cassandra, few if any listened or comprehended the danger IMF charity engenders when economic hitmen hit town.

Cannes delgates who fear that Italy will replace Greece at the centre of Europe’s deepening debt crisis and therefore will fuel more world recession, have agreed to disagree. The 180-Pound gorilla, Mr. Berlusconi, already refused IMF scrutiny but being a rabid 1%er, that could mean anything or nothing at all. In a side conference away from the crowds, the true business at hand, starting World War III and thus making it look like someone else’s fault, succeeded. It got off to a fine start and as predicted last Spring, Syria is next but the actual target for looting and plunder is of course Iran.

While many will be or are already outraged by the psychotic behaviour of our owned politicians on behalf of the bankers, there is some logic to attacking Iran supported by their diaspora globally. Royalists exiled since the fall of the Shah claim that the people are prisoners of the Men of God Mullahs. There is a measure of truth in that but we in the West are also hostages to fortune, held by Satanic legions so Iranians asking G20 for assistance must reconsider. It’s not a nice club, G20 is a coven of bloody villains!


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