The Preparations of the Coup
The current global economic crisis is no coincidence. It was strategically organized by the stakeholders of the cartel to secure the status quo. Here is how they did it.
In November 2004 George Bush was reelected with the help of Carl Rove and an unprecedented fear campaign. The psychological manipulation during this campaign was so perfect that even the most appalling economic disasters of Bush’s first four years in office could not become a real election issue. The collapse of the world’s largest energy corporation, Enron, was one of these disasters. In short, this company did not produce any financial statements for several years in a row and got away with it due to the excellent connections of its managers to the Bush administration. Enron collapsed and filed for bankruptcy during Bush’s first term. (For details, we recommend the TV documentation by Public Broadcasting Services (PBS) “Enron – The Smartest Guys in the Room”).
After Bush was reelected in November 2004, he knew that he could not be reelected in 2008. He also knew that it was the responsibility of his administration to hand over The White House to another political stakeholder of the oil and drug cartel – at all costs. The time had come to start preparations for the election year 2008. Remembering Enron, George Bush and Dick Cheney thought of another corporate sector which they could use as part of their plan and which was even more critical than energy – the financial system.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were two lending institutions covering the majority of home loans across America. They were partially owned by and under the complete supervision of the US government, i.e. the Bush administration. Why not use these two key institutions to repeat the Enron experience in the financial sector? Not surprising, therefore, that the Bush administration during its second term in office neglected all the responsibilities of government supervision over these institutions. Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, both responsible for assets of hundreds of billions of dollars, were allowed to get away with not filing any quarterly or yearly financial statements between February 2004 and February 2007. For three full years the Bush administration deliberately set aside its responsibility for controlling these financial institutions on which million of families across America depended.
This was no coincidence. The executives of these financial institutions must have felt nothing less than encouraged by that lack of governmental oversight! The economic bomb was planted and the only decision that needed to be taken was the time of its detonation to take down the global economic system.
This time had arrived in summer 2008. A young senator from Illinois who set out to challenge the status quo had just been nominated by the Democratic Party as their presidential candidate. The goal of the status quo was clear: a global financial crisis launched in summer 2008 would shock millions of people across America and drive them to seek refuge in the arms of the status quo. In times of economic crisis, they thought mainstream America would rather elect a representative of the status quo than support a newcomer.
To further fuel this crisis the Bush administration unilaterally decided not to bail out the first investment bank affected by this chain reaction. The collapse of Lehman Brothers sent shock waves around the world and triggered an all out global economic crisis unparalleled since the great depression.
To their great disappointment, the calculation didn’t work out. The disaffection of the American people with the Bush administration and the skilled and determined leadership of the young senator destroyed this plan.
The failure of “Plan B,” the reelection of a representative of the status quo to The White House coerced by an economic crisis orchestrated by the stakeholders of the cartel, called for “Plan C” – a concerted effort of the international stakeholders of the cartel.
On October 18, 2008 France’s Sarkozy accompanied by EU Commissioner Barroso met with their US counterpart George Bush to unleash the plan for a global economic coup. Blaming the economic crisis they themselves had organized as a cause for immediate action, they called for a meeting to define a new economic order for the entire world for November 15, 2008. The goal was clear; to forge this new global economic instrument for the cartel before the Movement of Change and its leader would be in power on January 20, 2009.
The past weeks exposed all the instigators of the cartel’s coup as well as their accomplices. Here are just some excerpts:
- One week after launching the coup with Bush, Sarkozy, Merkel and other EU leaders met with Asian leaders at the Asian–European Summit 2008. Spreading the threat of an uncontrollable economic crisis – which these cartel stakeholders had themselves triggered – they tried to coerce the developing and industrial nations into participating in this coup.
To improve the chances of a sweeping success, to broaden the coalition for this coup, they could count on another accomplice. The evening before the summit, former chief of the Federal Reserve Bank, Alan Greenspan, felt compelled to alert the world to a sweeping recession. Neither the timing nor the threatening nature of his message was a coincidence. Greenspan’s public appearance that day was another example of the strategic international coordination of this coup.
- On November 6/7, 2008 the same scheme was used in yet another setting. On November 7, the 27 EU Heads of State met to define a common position for the forthcoming global financial summit on November 15. In other words, Sarkozy, Merkel and Brown intended to coerce the other EU leaders to also become accomplices to this coup. Previously there had been significant differences among the EU countries. To overcome them, Sarkozy had arranged with his French associate and head of the IMF, Dominic Strauss-Kahn, to provide for the necessary “encouragement” for the reluctant partners to become accomplices to the coup. On November 6, 2008, just 24 hours before the EU meeting Strauss-Khan and his IMF published a staunch warning of a global recession which hit the newspapers just in time for the EU leaders to read it before the vote.
These desperate and erratic activities displayed by the stakeholders of the cartel during October and November 2008 will be the subject of political and historical analysis for decades to come. Anyone who had doubts about the unscrupulous nature of this coup – and the desperation of its instigators – may want to think again after reading this sequence of events.