Something we often forget is that all central and international banks are evil
Show this thread
-
I meant to say Eugene Meyer I get them confused. Anyways, not good guys but I don't know everything. Per Jacobsson ran the Bank of International Settlements after WWII, which is the bank that keeps central banks in line, as well as the IMF. [...]
Eugene Black ran the World Bank after being VP of Chase. I'm sure you know what all of this means, essentially. Interestingly though, the IMF&WB were chartered to be a kind of perpetual Marshall Plan to the world, as they were drawn up by sincere pinkos. [...]
-
-
Yes I notice a lot of people, looking into all this, coming from Socialist organisations into high finance, etc. (eg. Strauss-Kahn). So what are the roots of this vaguely incestuous international network of financiers?
-
This is a tough question but there're a few things. A short answer is that the devil wants the globe under usury through his chosen people. On the other hand, there used to exist a kind of Milnerian Socialism, which understood socialism to be a rationalization of production [...]
- 7 more replies
New conversation -
-
-
They were given generous reserves and told to have at it but 'more rational' heads prevailed (McCloy and Black). They sat on the WB&IMF making sure no one qualified for any loan, down-talking applicants to infinitesimal offers of the original loans. [...]
-
After which point the applicants, exasperated, would just walk away. In this way they secured the loan market for private creditors (VP of Chase -> Director of WB) in the post-WWII era. Per Jacobsson on the other hand is more mysterious to me though the thrust is similar [...]
- 2 more replies
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.