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Originally posted by surrealist
reply to post by missvicky
though this will be a slower painful demise.
Originally posted by missvicky
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I really don't understand how countries like Greece, Ireland, and Iceland sudeenly somehow have the power to sweep the entire planet into financial doom.
Originally posted by TheMindWar
reply to post by missvicky
Its pretty simple to see when you know the overall plan of thr NWO. TPTB want to gather all of europe into a single system. Some of these countries are rebelling, well iceland is anyway, this means the NWO plan wont include iceland and therefore will not be complete.
TPTB want "all" of european countries and icelandic countries under a single umbrella. Without that there can be no NWO. So the mainstream is blaming these countries as are the MPs to aplly pressure to bring them in line. As for the financial armegeddon, this was always on the cards and has nothig to do with iceland etc... The fractional reserve system and derivative fraud is how they engineered the financial collapse.
Originally posted by missvicky
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I really don't understand how countries like Greece, Ireland, and Iceland sudeenly somehow have the power to sweep the entire planet into financial doom. Did the banks just go" Oh these guys are relatively small and unthought of, let's dump our crap on them and let them dangle" Who wins and how? Now the Greek referendum, which I think is a fancy word for an honest poll, has world markets shaking in their boots? Can someone help me get this?
Originally posted by Flavian
reply to post by purplemer
There is a big difference between the types of crisis faced by Greece and Iceland though and also a huge disparity in the sums involved. My understanding (limited) is that Iceland was basically over its overdraft limit and struggling with repayments (over simple analogy i know), whereas Greece is way over its overdraft limit and has maxed out all the credit cards and is way behind on the mortgage payments. A Greek default would mean bankruptcy for the nation, that wasn't the case with Iceland - they were just placed on the naughty step.
Can someone PLEASE explain what bankruptcy of a nation entails? What does it actual mean for the citizens of that country?