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Topic started on 11-3-2010 @ 04:53 PM by mike dangerously

Financial Warfare Exposed: Soros, Goldman Sachs, Hedge Funds Attack Greece to Smash Euro

Webster G. Tarpley
TARPLEY.net
March 3, 2010

It has been evident for some time that the ongoing speculative attack on Greece, along with such other countries as Spain, Ireland, Portugal, and Italy, was not primarily a reflection of their economic fundamentals, nor yet a spontaneous movement of “the market,” but rather an orchestrated action of economic warfare. The dollar had been relentlessly falling through the late summer and autumn of 2009.

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George Soros and Goldman-sachs and the rest of the hedge fund raiders are looking to kill the euro in order to stop the collapse of the dollar by attacking Spain Portugal Ireland and Greece.This is just the beginning of all out financial warfare.

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 04:58 PM by Chrysalis

Or maybe they're just exploiting a weak spot of the euro-zone to make euro go down.
Ahead of the dollar collapse, so that when the euro rockets up, they will have stashed a lot of low euros so that they can make some billions for themselves.

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 05:50 PM by Janky Red

I thought Soro's plan was to create more centralized currency bases to start his socialisms. Maybe Glenn Beck will explain how this fits into the scheme of things.

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 05:58 PM by Dermo

Originally posted by Janky Red
Maybe Glenn Beck will explain how this fits into the scheme of things.

Glenn Beck couldn't explain his way out of a wet paper bag with a chainsaw.

I can't understand how people can actually listen to him, if I come him when Im flicking through the news channels.. I usually leave it on for some light comedy.

I don't know whats funnier, what he says.. Or the fact that so many people give him time that he is one one of the biggest "News" channels over there.

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 05:59 PM by freetree64

Look's like the SEC is trying to stop or slow this down, if you can believe the SEC that is...

www.google.com...

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 06:00 PM by mike dangerously

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A good point,Chrysalis but why would so many of the major financial newspapers,magazines and TV networks go outta their way to paint the PM's of both Spain and Greece as being paranoid?

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 06:06 PM by mike dangerously

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Heh,The SEC have been shown to be complete and total cowards and lackeys there is no way they are gonna mess with Soros and the hedge fund cabal,if they actually grew a set and did go after them we would have every business and financial pundit and reporter screaming bloody murder and ranting and raving about how out of control the SEC has become.

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 06:09 PM by freetree64

reply to post by mike dangerously

Understood, and that's about what I figured, just saw the timeliness of the AP's story, and thought I'd drop it in here, I follow ya though on the Soro's angle...

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 06:56 PM by mike dangerously

reply to post by freetree64

I really think what's going on in Greece is only the beginning if the Greek government did enact an 1% tobin tax on derivatives that would stop these financial mobsters in their tracks yeah some of their mouthpieces would decry it as "socialism." and attempt to make it sound like it was an hostile act towards the US when really it's an attack on the global banking cartel.

reply posted on 11-3-2010 @ 07:30 PM by teapot

Greece, the birthplace of Democracy?

Remember when the Wall came down? Both East and West celebrated the anticipated undoing of communist tyranny.

Remember when Mandela walked out of Robben Island? The 'free' world celebrated the anticipated disestablishment of apartheid.

I wouldn't like to name the sense of anticipation that I have felt since I learned about Greece's current economic situation but it is not celebratory.

[edit on 11/3/2010 by teapot]

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