Iran Speaks Up: "Paper Dollar Destroying World Economy"

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 05/10/2011 12:05 -0400

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This one is just too good to pass by: the latest critic of US monetary, and budget policy, is none other than... Iran. From PressTV: "Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad strongly criticizes US economic policies, saying that the paper currency created by the American government is taking a heavy toll on the global economy." In an address to the fourth UN Conference on the Least Developed Countries in Istanbul, Turkey, on Monday, Ahmadinejad said that the cash injected into the global economy in the form valueless US dollars amount to over USD 32 trillion, IRNA reported. “This is while the US budget deficit for the 2011 fiscal year is expected to reach a figure above USD 1.6 trillion,” he added. Who would have thought The Onion reality of our centrally planned times would get to a point where Iran speaks more truth than our own politicians...

More from PressTV:

The Iranian president also pointed that the US foreign debt now approaching over USD 14.6 trillion, while the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the United States stands at around USD 14 trillion.

President Ahmadinejad stated that such figures clearly explain the plunder of national wealth in many countries, and the upsurge in poverty and underdevelopment across the globe.

He noted the certain countries rob less developed states to pay their international debts.

“Most of international economic organizations either defend the existing situation or serve the interests of certain states,” he said.

President Ahmadinejad further said the era of colonialism is coming to an end and the management of world issues should be reformed.

Lastly, if Iran gets its way, the US may soon follow Weimar not only in infinite printing, but in paying reparations:

He also proposed the formation of an independent commission to assess the extent of damage inflicted on oppressed nations during the era of colonialism, and to oblige former colonialist powers to pay indemnities.

There is little one can add to this gem. Pretty much says it all.

h/t Temp Flashback

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reply to post by MIDNIGHTSUN


The people who speak the most truth the same ones our government and MSM have branded as anti-semitic madmen. They can't risk the possibility that the masses will listen to this stuff and actually wake up to the truth.


If he keeps this stuff up, it won't be long before the next international coalition of banker-owned nations targets him for annihilation.

reply to post by FortAnthem


That is what happened to Saddam (who was trying to remove US currency from his trading), as well as Qadaffi (who was not even on the Reserve system, and therefore unable to be coerced financially).

That is what it boils down to: each nation may have its own system. But the worldwide system if fascist. It uses socioeconomic pressure to prmote its agenda. The very definition of fascism. If we didn't have the Reserve, and learned to live within our means, then we would not have 90% of the troubles we have today.