Korea Gov Seizes Stock Exchange (South)

SEOUL -- The South Korean government took control of Korea Exchange, the
privately held company that owns and operates the country's stock exchanges, by
invoking a monopoly law to designate it a publicly run firm.

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Lots of excuses, but is it monopily or more $$$$$ meltdown???

Russia had to take some charge or freeze the stock market. Time will tell if any people riot over this. Sounds more like nationalism there. Maybe some trial of the NWO?

edit Taking control away from a private ownership seems confusing. It sounds as if they want to screw it up like ours with shareholders. How is that better? Publicly owned banks? is that possible? I'm confused.

[edit on 29-1-2009 by aleon1018]

Protectionism.

Sovereign states protect interest of their citizen by hitting where
NWO agents operate - speculative paper exchanges.
More likely to come.

[edit on 29-1-2009 by eventHorizon]

South Korea is a lot more "sketchy" and authoritarian than most people realize. It's hardly a real democracy at all in any meaningful sense. The place was a straight-up military dictatorship under General Chun Doo-hwan as late as 1987. It's not as far-out as North Korea, to be sure, but underneith its more "modernized" surface is a fairly crude power-politics regime of brute control.

Originally posted by eventHorizon
Protectionism.

Sovereign states protect interest of their citizen by hitting where
NWO agents operate - speculative paper exchanges.
More likely to come.

[edit on 29-1-2009 by eventHorizon]

I wish this were the case, but the governments are very good at doing what the NWO tells them to do. The government takes control of the stock market, then via proxy the NWO controls it under what ever 'rules' the government wants.

I wish this were the case, but the governments are very good at doing what the NWO tells them to do. The government takes control of the stock market, then via proxy the NWO controls it under what ever 'rules' the government wants.

Not really. It depends. Some governments are sovereign, they are NWO
'independent'. Of course, our days all are impacted by NWO but some
are to a much lesser degree than others. Russia, China, Iran come to mind.
Perhaps even Korea, India.

I agree however that western economies have much stronger NWO
presence in gov itself, as such would US cease Wall Street - I would
have no doubts that NWO plan is in action.