Aquí reposa la verdadera historia reciente del ser humano, desde el año 2013 hasta nuestros días, historia que será ocultada a las futuras generaciones.
Here lies the true recent history of humans, from 2013 to present day, a history that will be hidden from future generations.
Very few Americans are aware of the truth behind the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Few books have been written about it, unlike other significant assassinations, especially JFK’s. For almost fifty years there has been a media blackout supported by government deception to hide the truth. And few people, in a massive act of self-deception, have chosen to question the absurd official explanation, choosing, rather, to embrace a mythic fabrication intended to sugarcoat the bitter fruit that has resulted from the murder of the one man capable of leading a mass movement for revolutionary change in the United States. Today we are eating the fruit of our denial.
When India ushered in neoliberal economic reforms during the early 1990s, the promise was job creation, inclusive growth and prosperity for all. But, some 25 years later, what we have seen is almost 400,000 farmers committing suicide, one of the greatest levels of inequality out of all ‘emerging’ economies, a trend towards jobless ‘growth’, an accelerating and massive illegal outflow of wealth by the rich, and, as if that were not enough, now we have the sequestration of ordinary people’s money under the euphemism ‘demonetization’.
Porque nos imaginamos que si están tan pendientes del nacimiento de la princesa británica, deben también estar interesados en sus elecciones.
David William Donald Cameron ganó las elecciones. Cameron es Primer Ministro desde 2010 (para los “demócratas” latinoamericanos pro-EE.UU. esto sería una dictadura).
El resultado de las elecciones fue sorprendente, incluso provocó la renuncia de los tres líderes de los partidos perdedores entre ellos el de Nigel Farage de UKIP.
Cameron líder del partido conservador desde 2005, es primo de la reina Elizabeth II al ser descendiente directo de William IV. También es onceavo primo por segunda generación de su esposa Samantha Cameron por descender los dos de James I.
Su tatarabuelo fue la cabeza del banco HSBC (ya sabemos que hace este banco) a finales del siglo 19 y trabajó junto al imperio de los Rothschilds para financiar la guerra ruso-japonesa.
Con esto vemos que todo queda en familia y seguimos siendo gobernados por la misma elite de siempre.
¡Pero qué importa!, es una linda la bebé de Will…
“It Doesn’t Quite Feel Right”: The British Election Result
By Binoy Kampmark - Global Research
So fell spin doctor par
excellence Alastair Campbell on the BBC’s commentary regarding the exit
poll from the broadcaster. The temperature in various party rooms
wasn’t quite right either. According to the Beeb’s prediction, the
Tories would be increasing their numbers to 316 seats, with Labour
getting a reduced 239 when all the results would be in. Another
prediction then followed: the conservatives would be able to govern in
their own right, heaving past the majority line. Others suggested that
the exit poll was “incredible” and “unbelievable”, a sort of forecast
from distant Narnia. Treat it with “caution”, claimed the First
Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon.
The attempt to “splinter” the
conservative bloc from the UK Independence Party side did not
materialise. Having ridden a wave of anti-European and anti-immigration
protest, the conservative attempt to chew some of that fat from the
reactionary side of politics may have neutralised what seemed to be an
ominous threat. Poundland Powellism may not have yielded Nigel Farage
the numbers he wants, but UKIP has left a large, and very persistent
stain of suspicion on the landscape.[1]
The splintering did take place,
though it assumed the form of a withering devastation for Labour in
Scotland at the hands of the lady deemed the “Tartan Terror”. Shadow
foreign secretary Douglas Alexander was butchered in the vote, as was
Jim Murphy, the Scottish Labour leader. Sturgeon will be thrilled, with
the Scottish nationalists posed to become the third largest power bloc
at Westminster.
The Liberal Democrats, the
ill-fated coalition partners of the Tory party, were given a predictable
mauling by an unforgiving electorate, with an outcome that will
probably yield it eight seats. It had held 57. Its former leader,
Charles Kennedy, lost his seat to the SNP in Ross, Skye and Lochaber.
Business secretary Vince
Watch some of the key moments from the clash between the leaders of the Liberal Democrats and UKIP as they debate over membership of the European Union.
Nigel Paul Farage
British politician and leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) since 2010, a position he also held from September 2006 to November 2009. Since 1999, he has been a Member of the European Parliament for South East England and co-chairs the Europe of Freedom and Democracy group.
Nicholas William Peter "Nick" Clegg
British politician who since 2010 has been Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Lord President of the Council (with special responsibility for political and constitutional reform), as part of the coalition government headed by Prime Minister David Cameron. Clegg has been the leader of the Liberal Democrats since 2007, and a member of parliament (MP) representing Sheffield Hallam since 2005.
Farage standing against endless wars. The EU used to claim it was designed to bring peace. Now look at them, all out for war. 'There's a chance for peace,' he says.
I love the bit ' why don't you shut up?' to the former PM of Belgium.
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With Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras settling into his role as EU President, UKIP’s Nigel Farage stunned the “Goldman Sachs puppet”
with a 150-second tirade of truthiness he has likely never experienced.
Farage sacrastically remarks how Greeks “will be dancing in the
streets” at Samaras’ ‘successful’ negotiation on MiFiD reminding him
that “60% of youth are unemployed and the neo-nazi party are on the
march.” Europe is now run by “big business, big banks, and big
bureaucrats,” Farage goes on, suggesting the smarmy-looking Samaras
should “rename his party from New Democracy to No Democracy.”
People do not want a United State of Europe, the outspoken UKIP leader
explains, they want a “Europe of sovereign states,” and concludes
ominously, “the European elections will be a watershed.”
…And you come here Mr Samaras and you tell us that you represent the sovereign will of the Greek people? Well, I’m sorry, but you’re not in charge of Greece, and I suggest you rename and rebrand your party – it’s called ‘New Democracy’, I suggest you call it ‘No Democracy’.
Because Greece is now under foreign control. You
can’t make any decisions, you’ve been bailed out, and you’ve surrendered
democracy, the thing your country invented in the first place.
And you can’t admit that joining the euro was a mistake -
of course Mr Papandreou did that didn’t he, he even said there should
be a referendum in Greece and within 48 hours, the unholy trinity
(troika) that now run this European Union had him removed andreplaced by a ex-Goldman Sachs employee puppet.
We are run now by big business, big banks and in the shape of Mr Barroso, big bureaucrats…
European officials are openly admitting that the two largest banks in Cyprus are “insolvent“, and it is now being reported that Cyprus Popular Bank only has “enough liquidity to cover the next few hours“. Of course all banks in Cyprus are officially closed until Tuesday at the earliest, but there have been long lines at ATMs all over Cyprus as people scramble to get whatever money they can out of the banks. Unfortunately, some ATMs appear to be “malfunctioning” and others appear to have already run out of cash. You can see some photos of huge lines at one ATM in Cyprus right here. Some businesses are now even refusing to take credit card payments. This is creating an atmosphere of panic on the streets of Cyprus. Meanwhile, the EU is holding a gun to the head of the Cyprus financial system. Either Cyprus meets EU demands by Monday, or liquidity for the banks will be totally cut off and Cyprus will be forced out of the euro. It is being reported that European officials believe that the “economy is going to tank in Cyprus no matter what“, and that it would be okay to let the financial system of Cyprus crash and burn if politicians in Cyprus are not willing to do what they have been ordered to do. Apparently European officials are very confident that the situation in Cyprus can be contained and that it will not spread to other European nations.
Unfortunately, European officials are losing sight of the bigger picture. If the largest banks in Cyprus are allowed to fail, it will be another “Lehman Brothers moment“. The faith that people have in banks all over Europe will be called into question, and everyone will be wondering what major European banks will be allowed to fail next.
Meanwhile, European officials have already completely shatteredconfidence in deposit insurance at this point. Everyone now knows that when there is a major bank failure that depositors will be expected to share in the pain. Expect to see “bank jogs” all over southern Europe over the coming weeks.
The banks in Cyprus had been scheduled to reopen on Tuesday, but very few people expect that to actually happen at this point. In fact,Bloomberg is reporting that EU officials are actually thinking about shutting down the two biggest banks in Cyprus and freezing their assets…
Finance ministers for the 17 euro countries are considering a plan to shutter the two biggest banks in Cyprus and freeze the assets of uninsured depositors, said the four officials, who asked not to be named because the talks are ongoing. The ministers are holding a teleconference tonight.
Cyprus Popular Bank Pcl (CPB) and the Bank of Cyprus Plc would be split to create a so-called bad bank, one of the officials said. Insured deposits — below the European Union ceiling of 100,000 euros ($129,000) — would go into a so-called good bank and not sustain any losses, while uninsured deposits would go into the bad bank and be frozen until assets could be sold, said the four officials.
Losses to unsecured creditors, including uninsured depositors, could reach 40 percent under the plan, which has support from the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank. The proposal, a version of which was rejected last week, is considered a better option than taxing insured deposits or allowing Cypriot banks to collapse in a disorderly fashion if they lose access to ECB aid, the officials said.
Such a scenario would be an utter disaster.
How would you feel if you woke up someday and 40 percent of your life savings was suddenly gone?
According to Greek newspaper Kathimerini, European officials are also openly discussing the possibility of a Cyprus exit from the eurozone if a suitable bailout agreement is not worked out…
The possibility of Cyprus exiting the eurozone was discussed during teleconference involving technocrats from the Euro Working Group on Wednesday, Kathimerini understands.
A reliable source told Kathimerini that the technical implications of a euro exit, as well as the adoption of capital controls were debated by the Euro Working Group officials during the teleconference.
As I mentioned above, European officials seemed resigned to the fact that there will be an economic collapse in Cyprus “no matter what”, and so letting Cyprus leave the euro would not make that much of a difference. Either way, the banks are going to have to be “reorganized” and capital controls will be imposed…
In detailed notes of the call seen by Reuters, the group’s chair Austria’s Thomas Wieser said: “The economy is going to tank in Cyprus no matter what. Restrictions on capital will probably be imposed.”
Never before have we seen European officials impose such a harsh ultimatum with such a short deadline. It is almost as if they want to boot Cyprus out of the euro. The following comes from a recent CNBCreport…
In stark twin warnings on Thursday, the European Central Bank said it would cut off liquidity to Cypriot banks and a senior EU official made clear to Reuters that the bloc was ready to see the bankrupt island banished from the euro in the belief it could then contain damage to the wider European economy.
And European officials are even publicly talking about the possibility that Cyprus will soon need to start using “their own currency”…
In Brussels, a senior European Union official told Reuters that an ECB withdrawal would mean Cyprus’s biggest banks being wound up, wiping out the large deposits it has sought to protect, and probably forcing the country to abandon the euro.
“If the financial sector collapses, then they simply have to face a very significant devaluation and faced with that situation, they would have no other way but to start having their own currency,” the EU official said.
This is absolutely shocking. Everyone always thought that Greece would be the first to leave the euro, but now it looks like it might be Cyprus.
However, there is still a chance that Cyprus may find a way to comply with EU demands. Politicians in Cyprus are frantically searching for a way to raise the needed cash without raiding private bank accounts. The following is what CNN is saying about the latest efforts…
Leaders of Cyprus’ political parties agreed Thursday to create an “investment solidarity fund,” which would issue bonds backed by state and church assets.
The plan was due to be discussed by the Cypriot government and parliament on Thursday evening, but few details were available and it was not clear how much the fund would be worth.
According to Reuters, other proposals have been under consideration as well…
The government said a “Plan B” was in the works.
Officials said it could include: an option to nationalize pension funds of semi-government corporations, which hold between 2 billion and 3 billion euros; issuing an emergency bond linked to future natural gas revenues; and possibly reviving the levy on bank deposits, though at a lower level than originally planned and maybe excluding savers with less than 100,000 euros.
At this point it is unclear whether any of those proposals will turn out to be acceptable to European officials.
In fact, the tone of European officials has noticeably changed from previous bailout efforts. They now seem much more willing to play hardball. For example, just check out what German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is saying about the situation in Cyprus…
German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble told the ZDF public broadcaster on Tuesday night (19 March) he “took note with regret” of the Cypriot parliament’s rejection of the bailout deal, but insisted that the terms will stay the same.
Asked if the eurozone was willing to let Cyprus go bust, he answered: “Well, we are much more stable in the eurozone – we took measures to protect ourselves from the risks of contagion … but I don’t want to have any of this.”
He added: “It is a serious situation, but this cannot lead to a decision that makes absolutely no sense, to rescue a business model that has failed. Cyprus has a banking sector that is totally oversized and this made Cyprus insolvent. And nobody outside Cyprus is to blame for it.”
Schaeuble knows that the EU is holding all of the cards and that Cyprus is doomed without their help…
“The Cypriot state cannot fund itself on the markets. Its two largest banks are insolvent and are being kept afloat with emergency funding from the ECB, but only on the condition that there will be a long-term rescue programme. If this condition is no longer met, Cyprus will no longer be solvent and this is something Cypriot decision makers must know”
But the truth is that the EU can’t really afford to allow major banks to fail or for a single member to leave the eurozone. If either of those things happen, the confidence game that has been holding the European financial system together will begin to rapidly evaporate.
If the EU thinks that they can abandon Cyprus without the crisis spreading to the rest of southern Europe they are just being delusional.
At least there are a few politicians in Europe that understand what is happening. Nigel Farage, a very outspoken member of the European Parliament, is telling people to get their money out of banks in southern Europe as quickly as they can. He is warning that a great collapse of the European financial system is coming and that people need to get prepared for it…
