IMF advisor says we face a Worldwide Banking Meltdown

[ktlight]

Dr. Robert Shapiro who advised Presidents Clinton and Obama and who currently advises the IMF predicts a cascading meltdown of the World's banking system starting with Sovereign debt in the Eurozone, affecting the UK then finally bringing down the global banking system.

The clip was aired October 5, 2011 on the popular News show Newsnight with the corporation's top interviewer Jeremy Paxman.

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[Anchor]

What are the odds ?

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[markpierre]

I never know if guys like that aren't still trying to condition the world to accept that making the preposterous moves the government makes are necessary. He's an adviser. How good has his advice been so far?

[Wiremu2011]

That clown says this crisis could be resolved by the "political will" of the nations - huh???? ..political will what??? Taking the streets worldwide may sound and be a temporary and viable option to remove the whole system, but then who takes it from that point going forward for the masses? Any suggestions?

[Robert J. Niewiadomski]

That clown says this crisis could be resolved by the "political will" of the nations - huh???? ..political will what??? Taking the streets worldwide may sound and be a temporary and viable option to remove the whole system, but then who takes it from that point going forward for the masses? Any suggestions?
Masses themselves... We are competent in caring for ourselves with respect for other beings... We have creative imagination capable of finding innumerable solutions to any situation. The notion we are not is a lie to trick us into submission...

Do this thought experiment. Imagine you suddenly are left with "nothing". Just you and your body. Clothed ;) What do you feel?
If you feel fear then why? What are you afraid of?

[king anthony]

...the IMF predicts... ...then finally bringing down the global banking system...

The International Monetary Fund "is" the World Bank (global banking system), and discussion of individual banking systems, such as each (corporate) government banks, is an illusion, moot and distraction.

Since the sub-prime bust "several" years ago, the world is in a global depression and as with the sub-prime bust, the overall system that will/is bust(ing) will making "the few" even more wealthy - while locking in the debt-slave even more.

These types of events are by design and if anyone believes (word chosen carefully) that this stated meltdown as a good thing is delusional or in denial - at the hands of the social conditioning that has been in play for a long time.

My words are firsthand and not an opinion.

[RMorgan]

You know...I´m tired of banks! They behave like babies!!! Why do our governments always have to babysit the banks, and worse, with our money!!!!

This banking system doesn´t work! It´s proved!! You know what?? People shouldn´t allow the government to use our money to save banks!!! Let them figure how to solve it by themselves, and, if there no solution, as I believe so, let them crash!!!

I´m really happy that people all over the world are finally waking up!! The economic system will crash, people will suffer, people will die, but it´s something that needs to happen. The sooner the better, IMHO.

I keep thinking about Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus...I don´t think he burned Rome for selfish reasons...Maybe he was just waking up about the monster he helped to create and was trying to finish it.

Sometimes things need to be destroyed, to be renewed.

[king anthony]

...Why do our governments always have to babysit the banks, and worse, with our money... This banking system doesn´t work... I´m really happy that people all over the world are finally waking up... The economic system will crash, people will suffer, people will die...

The bank (not banks) "babysit" the (corporate) government(s), especially in a democratic "world" - banks are corporations, just like "governments". When a local business begins to or does fail the bank may takeover to salvage or possibly even to recover the business; regardless, the business is owned by whom!?

If I may refer to quotes from this thread (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?14275-What-Is-Your-Unusual-Experience-Story&p=326626&viewfull=1#post326626);



"Dictatorship = ruled by one or a few. Communism = ruled by one or a few, government controls corporations. Democracy = ruled by mob as 51% can take away the rights of 49% and corporations control the government. Corporation = in law has the status of a real living human being, thus corporate policy is law and is controlled by one or a few; as well, studies have concluded corporations are sociopathic in nature. Republic (un-bastardized) = ruled by all as 99% of the population cannot take away the rights of 1%.

Corporate policy = accepted voluntarily.

Statutes, Rules, Acts, Codes, Policies and such = have the force of law and are accepted voluntarily. Common Law = under the "king's rule". Admiralty Law = is corporate policy of "water". Natural Law (un-bastardized) = is "all living things have the right to life", which encompasses aiding others, peace, harmony, progress, sharing benefits of the collective, equality as well as self-preservation; those things not living have no status. Religions, faiths, belief systems and such = accepted voluntarily and form a social control structure while falsely empowering, one or a few control (even when it appears none do). "

If I may also add the following;


Using "The Shirt and Tie Model"



Opinion
Is that a shirt and tie combination either works well together or not.

Theory
Is making the shirt and tie combination either fit together or not.

Belief
Is the hope that one is correct with their theory of the shirt and tie combination, either it fitting together or not.

Hope
Is the impossibility of reason.

Faith
Is that someone else will agree with either Theory or Opinion that the shirt and tie combination fits well together or not.

Fact/Truth
Is the color of shirt and tie is and remains the same.

The monetary system (money/currency) that is, belongs to "the few" (the ruling class, the elite) and is founded on debt - "money" is debt thus who "owns" it (the ones who made it) has ownership over those who use it.

I say, most have not "finally woken up"; for this means, it is not only to (truly) open one's eyes - but this also means to get out of bed. The fact that one can say the monetary system is not working is evidence of this - for the monetary system (and other schemes by "the few") are working as it is designed to - overall.

I say, many suffer and die now and to what benefit; thus, what benefit will be if/when this continues!?