Assange and the Attack on the Republic of Ecuador

[Arrowwind]

Julian Assange, International Intrigue and What’s Going On With Ecuador
sage: This article was found by Jeannie, a member of The 2012 Scenario Discussion Group. It is from an Italian-language blog called ‘Free Thought: The Home of the Italian Exiles at Home’ by Sergio Di Cori Modigliani . The original is in Italian here: http://sergiodicorimodiglianji.blogspot.it/2012/08/lattacco-alla-repubblica-del-ecuador.html (http://sergiodicorimodiglianji.blogspot.it/2012/08/lattacco-alla-repubblica-del-ecuador.html)

Sergio describes his blog’s philosophy thus: “the purpose of this blog is to contribute to the spread of free thought without ideological ties, without party affiliations, without economic dependence on [sources] more or less hidden. Independent and connected to groups of international bloggers operating in California and South America”.
Assange and the Attack on the Republic of Ecuador

By Sergio Di Cori Modigliani i – August 18, 2012

For the complete amazing artilce go here:

http://the2012scenario.com/2012/08/julian-assange-international-intrigue-and-whats-going-on-with-ecuador/

[Cidersomerset]

Some quotes from the transcript No wonder the global elite are 'spitting bullets'...
Though you should read the whole thing !!!



On August 3 in New York, Ecuador became the first nation in the Americas and only nation in the Western world since 1948, to apply the concept of “immoral debt” or the political and technical refusal to pay foreign debts because they were made by previous governments through corruption, in violation of constitutional laws and requirements.



New York lawyers for the government of Ecuador offered Washington a choice: either accept and be silent, or if you challenge the decision of Ecuador then also cancel yours for Iraq and get the US Treasury to immediately pay the €250 billion, including compound interest for four years. Obama, not yet in office but already elected, asks Bush to throw in the towel. The New York lawyers are paid by the Brazilian government.



Today, the new South America says no to colonialism and slavery of the European and US multinationals. For 400 years, ever since Europeans discovered bananas rich in potassium, Ecuadorians have lived in poverty, exploitation, destitution, while for hundreds of years a group of brutal oligarchs got rich at their expense. It is no longer the case. And it never will be again. The example of Ecuador is alive and can be replicated in any African or Asian, or European, nation in the world.

But the decisive blow to the system was a bombshell made public on 4 Aug 2012, when Julian Assange assigned the Spanish judge Garzón, the public enemy number one of organised crime, the most ferocious enemy of Silvio Berlusconi, and absolutely the most dangerous enemy of the global banking system, to defend him.




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There is always more going on behind the scenes, I saw a headline on the news just
now that said foriegn tourist rescued from rebels in Ecuador....So i thought i would
check and its true but if you listen to vid on the link below, it sounds like there may
be more to it....It could be a bungled robbery by Columbian rebels or is a smear campaign
being orchastated to blacken Ecuador ?? Or to stir up trouble using their contacts in Columbia ?

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30 September 2012, 19:03


Ecuador Kidnapping: British Woman Rescued

Theres a video report on link..
http://web.orange.co.uk/article/news/reports_kidnapped_ecuador_tourists_rescued


Two women, a Briton and an Australian, have been rescued near Ecuador's border with Colombia a day after they were kidnapped.

Ecuadorian army officials have named the 23-year-old Briton as Katherine Sara Cox and the 32-year-old Australian as Fiona Louise Wilde. The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) was unable to confirm the names.

Police and armed forces rescued the pair who are "in good condition", according to Ecuador's interior minister Jose Serrano.

The women were abducted while visiting the Cuyabeno nature reserve in the Tarapoa region, in Sucumbios province, officials said.

They were travelling in a canoe as part of a group of seven tourists - five foreigners and two Ecuadorans - and two local Ecuadorans working as guides. The other foreigners were not kidnapped.

Kidnappings are common among Colombian gangs.

Australia's foreign ministry said its embassy in Chile was "working urgently with Canadian and British authorities in Ecuador to obtain more information", and officials were also in contact with the Australian's family.

Ecuador's environment ministry has quoted local people as saying that three members of a Colombian gang of ex-paramilitary fighters known as the Black Eagles were behind the abduction.

A spokeswoman for the FCO said: "We are pleased it has been confirmed that the two women missing in Ecuador have been found and that their families have been informed."

The FCO currently advises against all travel to the areas immediately bordering Colombia in Carchi province due to criminal activity and organised crime.

[Hawkwind]

Great article, thanks for posting.

[Flash]

The balance of power are changing and it is too big for the US just to bombard and take over those countries. Please read.


Today we talk of geo-politics and the freedom of information. But what is happening today technically (i.e. politically) began on 12 December 2008, though some say September of that year, but it took four years for the shock waves to reach Europe and America.

The issue relates to Julian Assange, Wikileaks, and the Republic of Ecuador. Mind you, it was assumed in the entire American continent, Australia, and Europe that the world was the same as ten years ago. But the world does not work that way anymore.

In Italy, no one was told of the fight growing between Brazil and the United Nations, badly managed by Christine Lagarde who heads the International Monetary Fund, whereby Italy was officially relegated from the eighth largest to the ninth largest economy in the world. It was overtaken by Brazil. So at the next G8, Italy will not be invited, but Brazil will. So we had the decision to abolish the G8 and G10 becoming the new standard.
Europe, with England and Germany at the helm, simply cannot accept the “Keynesian” triumph of South America. In essence the western guideline remains: “Let them stay home and remain grateful that we let them survive like the Africans. Otherwise one by one they will all end like Gadaffi.”

This is the warning in a nutshell So, quietly, South America has in the last 40 days sent three powerful messages; the last and most important was on August 3, and it was televised live from the New York office of the International Monetary Fund. Now for some facts.

On 15 June 2012, Julian Assange understands that for him it’s over. He knows that he will be arrested in Stockholm, picked up at the airport, not by police forces of His Majesty the King of Sweden, but by two officers of the CIA and a US diplomat, using specific formal agreements between the two nations to claim that Assange “actively intervened” in the NATO conflict in Iraq while the war was in progress. He will then be taken directly to the US, to the state of Texas, and subjected to criminal prosecution for terrorist activities. There will be a demand for the death penalty based on the provisions of the Patriot Act.

So Assange consults with his group, and at 9 a.m. on 19 June, enters the Embassy of Ecuador. His team opens negotiations with British agents in London, with the Swedes in Stockholm, and American diplomats in Rio de Janeiro. They agree to let the Olympics pass, after which he can quietly go to South America, ‘just do not talk about it.’ But somehow they don’t trust the Anglo-Americans and rightly so. So they carry out two masterstrokes on 3 August and 4 August.

On 3 August 2012, 16 months ahead of schedule, Argentina President, Cristina Kirchner, arrives at the headquarters of the IMF in Manhattan, accompanied by finance minister and foreign minister of Ecuador, Patino, representing ‘Alba’ (Labour Alianza Bolivariana America), the economic union between Latin America and the Caribbean.

On that occasion, Kirchner hands a cheque of €12 billion to the IMF (whose loan was due on 31 December 2013). She announces that with this instalment, Argentina has shown itself to be solvent, to be a responsible nation, trusted and reliable for anyone who wants to invest money. Argentina in 2003 went in default of $112 billion, but refused to seek cancellation of the debt; it declared bankruptcy and sought 10 years to return the money, including interest.

For 10 years, Argentina fought IMF’s attempts to impose restrictive measures of economic austerity. It opted for a different path, in line with Keynesianism, and based on financing infrastructure, research, innovation, instead of cutting expenditure. And it recovered. And it paid off the last instalment of the IMF loan 16 months in advance. It thus proved once more that the ideas of the IMF and World Bank on economic ideas are noxious and wrong headed. TINA (“There is no alternative”) is a lie forced upon the majority of the world’s population by the oligarchic elites.

Fifteen minutes after making the payment, Kirchner lodges a formal complaint against the US and UK to the World Trade Organization, on the basis of files made available by Wikileaks, that is, Assange.

Argentina, having settled the debts, now wants damages; with compound interest. It’s a fight between Kirchner and Lagarde. Thanks to Assange, as his team has the transcripts of several conversations in different governments of the globe, involving the US, Britain, France, Italy, Germany, the Vatican, where money is the master: Osama Bin Laden has been sent to the attic and replaced as the arch villain by John Maynard Keynes in the minds of the financial hegemons.

Assange has become public enemy number one of the great powers since he has gained the classified records of these long conversations about how to cripple the economies of South America, how to take away their energy resources and prevent their recovery; how to prevent their governments from pushing through Keynesian economic plans instead of applying the dictates of the IMF, whose sole purpose is to pursue a neo-colonialist policy principally for the benefit of Spain, Italy and Germany, with British capital.

Most files have already been published on the internet. Those and others were handed over by Assange in Britain to the Ecuadorian ambassador there.

On August 3 in New York, Ecuador became the first nation in the Americas and only nation in the Western world since 1948, to apply the concept of “immoral debt” or the political and technical refusal to pay foreign debts because they were made by previous governments through corruption, in violation of constitutional laws and requirements.

On 12 December 2008, Rafael Correa the new president of Ecuador (whose GDP is around 50 billion euros, or 30 times less than Italy’s) announced on television that he had decided to cancel the national debt considering it illegal, because it violated the constitution to oppress the people. Today in Ecuador, the new constitutional principle is that what is right for the community is legitimate.

Amount of debt: € 11 billion. The IMF literally expunged Ecuador from the list of civilized nations. “The country is isolated,” declared Dominique Strauss-Kahn, then IMF Director General.



And it goes on, please read the article in the link of the first post, an eye opener

[Arrowwind]

An no matter what happens to Assange, if the US murder's him, the issues and problems that he has unfolded will never go away because of this:

"In 2010 Garzón resigned under pressure from the Spanish Government, but before he retired, he opened a law firm dedicated exclusively to international ‘media & finance’ in The Hague, The Netherlands. And now as official legal eagle to Assange, judge Garzón has access to 145,000 files still in possession of Julian Assange that have not been made public. He has already made it known that his office is prepared to denounce several Western heads of state to the court of civil rights in The Hague. The charge will be ‘crimes against humanity, crimes against the dignity of the person.’"

the elite cannot win. This is checkmate. Its only a matter of time before the playing board is cleared and set for the next round. This is surely one of the most important political articles I have read in a very long time.

[mosquito]

Brilliant Arrowwind, brilliant brilliant brilliant !!!!!!

This is the best piece of news I've seen in years !

[ThePythonicCow]

Julian Assange, International Intrigue and What’s Going On With Ecuador
sage: This article was found by Jeannie, a member of The 2012 Scenario Discussion Group. It is from an Italian-language blog called ‘Free Thought: The Home of the Italian Exiles at Home’ by Sergio Di Cori Modigliani . The original is in Italian here: http://sergiodicorimodiglianji.blogspot.it/2012/08/lattacco-alla-repubblica-del-ecuador.html (http://sergiodicorimodiglianji.blogspot.it/2012/08/lattacco-alla-repubblica-del-ecuador.html)
This article was previously posted here by Sabrina, a month ago, on her "Massive Bank and High Profile Resignations Across the World" thread, as Sabrina's Post #1517 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?41059-Massive-Bank-and-High-Profile-Resignations-Across-the-World&p=545859&viewfull=1#post545859).

(I'm not complaining; just connecting dots and handing out credit.)

[grannyfranny100]

Regina Meredith now of Gaiam TV just released an interview with John Perkins, author of the Economic Hitman. http://www.gaiamtv.com/video/john-perkins-corporatocracy. If you are not familiar with his work, it confirms the tactics of the goon squads running our world reported in this thread!!

[Arrowwind]

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This article was previously posted here by Sabrina, a month ago, on her "Massive Bank and High Profile Resignations Across the World" thread, as Sabrina's Post #1517 (http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?41059-Massive-Bank-and-High-Profile-Resignations-Across-the-World&p=545859&viewfull=1#post545859).

(I'm not complaining; just connecting dots and handing out credit.)

I would have never found it in that thread as i dont follow it. To me its important enough to merit its own thread.
Im not well informed in economics and it has turned me on to Keynesian economics and a clearer understanding of the course of the USA, certaninly not new concepst but ones mentioned to be postiviely effecting South America.
Note that the leader of Ecuador is Harvard trained in economics.

Clearly Keynesian theory started to fail the USA in the late 60's to Early 70's and progressed in a downward curve through out the 80's. Perhaps too much intervention through the Federal Reserve and tax laws caused this along with the massive flight of industry out of the USA in the late 80's and 90's due to WTO and all the international trade agreements forced upon the system, Nafta and now Cafta. Since then we have been riding on a series of bubbles, the high tech bubble, the housing bubble and of course the consistent hum of the military industrial complex underneath it all.

Once again a sign to me that law and economy and business must be managed locally though local banking and local industry. Loose jurisdiction of your own back yard and you loose much. South Americas resistance to the IMF and their austierity programs is a pathway to keep watching... as well as their dogged stubborness to maintain solidarity and support for each other as struggling nations in a socialistic and humanitarian manner...It is also similar to what Iceland did and they are on their way to recovery from a grass roots level. .. where now we can see Greece sinking ever further into economic disarray as it enters a slave nation status... with perhaps Italy and Spain to follow in time.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keynesian_economics