Comment on the G-20 Declaration on
“Financial Markets and the World Economy”
On November 14 and 15, 2008 the so called G-20 financial summit took place in Washington DC . Present were about two dozen heads of state and their related entourage. We had encouraged our readers to closely watch these events and, if our suspicion of a “global coup” by Bush and Sarkozy was confirmed, to act. We have analyzed this meeting too and our worst fears are confirmed. After the election of Barack Obama to The White House, the political representatives of the status quo, i.e. the oil and drug cartel, ran amok.
Their strategy is so obvious we are surprised that the international media are not yet openly reporting about it. Barack Obama promised to liberate the world from the “tyranny of oil” starting with remodeling the car industry towards using renewable energy. But what happens if there is no longer any car industry in the USA? Precisely that is the goal of the Bush administration and his Republican cronies in Congress. With US carmakers having subsidiaries in dozens of other countries, their bankruptcy would surely send shockwaves around the world
In the meantime, on the other side of the Atlantic, Sarkozy and his European cronies, take that deliberately escalated crisis as a pretext to push for tighter financial control and ultimately, a global economic government. Behind that publicly declared goal of a global economic government is the century old plan of the oil and drug cartel to establish a global dictatorship and subjugate the economies – and the people – of the world to their continued tyranny.
The G-20 summit was clearly a step towards providing for the continued rule of the oil and drug cartel with a new global platform. Before we analyze the 12-page document, pushed through by Sarkozy and other political stakeholders of the cartel, we would like to highlight the fact that – compared to the original plan – the “cartel boys” could not accomplish all their goals at this meeting. Two points are noteworthy:
- Before the summit, Sarkozy had publicly demanded the establishment of a “global economic government” under his rule. This outrageous goal was rejected and the term does not appear in the final document. Moreover, Sarkozy, Barroso – the “apparatchik” of the drug cartel in the Brussels EU Commission – and the other cartel stakeholders could get approval to their final document by making major concessions to the developing world. While these concessions were, of course only talk, they are nevertheless noteworthy.
- Before the summit Sarkozy and his gang had publicly announced they would establish their “world government” within “100 days” after the summit. This deliberate deadline, of course, was a malicious attempt to prevent the incoming Obama administration from stopping this plan. After the exposure of this plan in the New York Times, specifically spelling out this goal, it was no longer possible. The timeline for the finalization of the G-20 plans prior to their next meeting by the end of April 2009 has now been extended to roughly 200 days. This should provide the Obama administration with at least some possibilities to intervene.
We believe that our open letters in the New York Times contributed to these small but important successes.
Analysis of the G-20 Declaration on “Financial Markets and the World Economy”
The declaration pushed through at the G-20 summit by the stakeholders of the cartel is, in all respects, a remarkable document. Even seasoned journalists like CNN’s Richard Quest waved the 12-page document into the cameras stating: “I’ve never seen anything like this!” What he meant was the detailed nature of the steps to be taken towards global control of the financial and economic system. Apparently even the CNN reporters were completely oblivious to the true nature and the hidden agenda behind this document – a stepping stone to establish the global rule of the cartel.
Under pressure to conceal its true intentions, Sarkozy and the other cartel authors of this document, used a language that was best described in George Orwell’s book “1984” as Big Brother’s “newspeak.” Here are a few examples:
- “We will implement reforms that will strengthen financial markets and regulatory regimes.” This is a perfect example of the deceptive and malicious nature of this document. While everyone agrees about the goal of strengthening financial markets, the term “regulatory regime” is “new speak” for Sarkozy’s plan for a global economic government.
- “The Financial Stability Forum (FSF) and other major standards setting bodies…should play a key role in crisis response.” These are two further examples of Sarkozy’s “newspeak” to coerce the G-20 leaders behind his plan towards a global government under the cartel’s rule.
- “We are committed to advancing the reform of the Bretton Woods institutions…” Bretton Woods was, of course, the 1944 conference that established the post WWI economic and financial system of the world. Referring to this event, Sarkozy and the other cartel stakeholders who drafted this document, unequivocally formulated their claim to global power.
- “We call upon our national and regional regulators to formulate their regulations and other measures in a consistent manner.” While everyone agrees that coordination is desirable, Sarkozy and the cartel will no doubt use language like this to force the people of Europe under their Brussels EU rule. While the European people are denied their right to a democratic referendum on the legal basis of the Brussels EU, Sarkozy, Merkel and other stakeholders of the cartel in Europe, are consistently using economic and political coercion to achieve their goal. No doubt this G-20 document will be used to discipline governments and peoples across Europe and to subject them to the Brussels EU.
- Point 14 of the document contains the sentence: “We reaffirm the importance of the Millennium Development Goals,” i.e. the UN’s program to fight global hunger and disease. While Sarkozy and the cartel will make sure that all the other terms of the document are being systematically used as stepping stones toward establishing a world government, point 14 is a fig leaf targeted at luring the G-20 developing countries to support the other measures.
In summary, the Movement of Change, the incoming administration, the people of America – in fact the people of the entire world – should be on high alert. With the document passed at the G-20 summit in Washington on November 15, 2008 , Sarkozy and the stakeholders of the oil and drug cartel wrote themselves a blank check to establish a world government on behalf of the cartel.
No doubt, one of the first measures of this planned construct will be to punish the people of America for their vote on November 4 and for daring to liberate themselves from the yoke of the cartel.