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Topic started on 3-3-2009 @ 02:40 PM by pause4thought

Obama hails Special Relationship


news.bbc.co.uk
President Barack Obama has said the US-UK "special relationship" will "only get stronger", after holding talks with prime minister Gordon Brown.

It was "not just important to me; it's important to the American people", he told reporters...

The talks focused on the economy, as Mr Brown became the first European leader to meet the new president...

...talks... were dominated by the economy... both men agreeing that improvements were needed to the regulation of the global banking system...

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reply posted on 11-3-2009 @ 12:02 AM by burntheships
reply to post by pause4thought


Thank you for keeping this all up to date, and connecting the dots!
I have read your other posts....so pertinent to what is happening now with the Market downturn, the banks teetering on collapse, FDIC issueing warnings. All of it pointing to a created crisis that will command the currencies. Good work!


The launch of a new relationship with Washington is the best hope for something solid out of this weekend's gathering of G7 financial leaders in Rome, with officials signalling little significant is likely to emerge on actual policy.

The Group of Seven meeting on Feb. 13-14 has been largely overshadowed by the broader Group of Twenty (LSE: TWE.L - news) advanced and emerging nations which have the specific remit to tackle the global financial crisis and prevent a repetition.

With regulation and financial reform proposals in the hands of the Financial Stability Forum and the G20, the Rome meeting of finance ministers and central bankers is likely to focus on economic prospects and the dangers of state protectionism.


uk.biz.yahoo.com...



reply posted on 13-3-2009 @ 03:46 PM by pause4thought
reply to post by sos37


So now we're gonna use DVDs as global currency, right?

You'd better believe it. I've managed to obtain a prototype via my contacts (**no questions**), which nevertheless contains the same track earmarked for the final minted edition:

www.youtube.com...

I have to admit: after viewing this I'm no longer inclined to oppose it.

Obama - tries to slack off on an official allied visit and ends up reinventing the monetary system.

You're looking at an event that happened over the course of a couple of days! Just a spat arising either from secondary issues or an issue of detail and/or timing with respect to the overall direction. Read up on Bilderberg & the G20 and you'll see years, decades of planning have gone into this. The leaders of all the world's major economies and a whole host of other string-pullers are truly up to their necks in this.
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