Kreikka ja Italia Goldman Sachsin hallintaan

Italian ja Kreikan demokratiat ovat pelkkää näytöstä, sinne on istutettu pankkien miehet johtamaan:

http://www.keeptalkinggreece.com/2011/11/15/le-monde-draghi-monti-papademos-what-do-they-have-in-common/

Siis samat pankkiirit, jotka ovat aiheuttaneet kriisin ovat nyt "ratkaisemassa" sitä!

tagged: Drahi, Goldman Sachs, Greece, Le Monde, Monti, Papademos

Le Monde: Draghi, Monti, Papademos – What Do They Have In Common?

Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Economy

Goldman Sachs, the US investment bank, rules Europe through three of its men in top positions, claims French newspaper Le Monde in its article ” Goldman Sachs – the link between Mario Draghi, Mario Monti and Lucas Papademos” by London correspondent Marc Roche. Le Monder refers to the common link between Draghi (European central Bank), Monti (Italy’s assigned PM) and Papademos (Greece’s assigned PM). The newspaper writes that the investment bank Goldman Sachs connects them as “members of the European government Goldman Sachs”. That there is a ‘token’ system of influence of the bank in Europe. And furthermore that the GS had set up a network in Europe and helped to cook the Greek debt.

”What do Mario Draghi, Mario Monti, and Lucas Papademos have in common? Well the new president of the European Central Bank, the new Italian and Greek Prime Ministers (respectively) all belong to Goldman Sachs. The US investment bank has indeed woven a unique network of influence in Europe through a dense network.

In any contest, you need a hierarchy. The first prize goes to Mario Draghi, of course, vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs in Europe between 2002 and 2005. Named a partner, Draghi is responsible for mixing companies and sovereign. As such, one of his missions was to sell the financial product “swap” to conceal part of sovereign debt, which helped disguise Greek accounts.

Then there is Italy’s Mario Monti, an international adviser to the firm since 2005.

And third is none other than Lucas Papademos, who was last week appointed as Prime Minister of Greece. Papademos was Governor of the Greek Central Bank between 1994 and 2002, and he apparently participated in falsifying accounts perpetrated by Goldman Sachs in the year 2000 under the ruling PASOK party of Costas Simitis.”

According to Le Monde, Goldman Sachs never lets its people to reveal the relationship with her, even when assigned to institutional missions, as in the case of Mario Monti, who had undertaken a survey in 2010 for the European market and was assigned by European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.Finally, Le Monde notes that the network of influence that had shown strength before and even during the turmoil caused by the crisis of 2008, lost ”effectiveness”, although there were cases where the methods of investment bank bought fruits like in the case of Greece and the scenarios about shocks in the euro area.

PS Aha!? If Greece has such a strong supporter like Goldman Sachs, why has it been hit by the rating companies then?

As my knowledge in French very moderate and I don’t trust much automatic translations here is the full Article in French Le Monde

Meanwhile, former Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis wrote an article to Le Monde and dismissed Sarkozy’s claims about ‘falsified’ Greek statistics data: “Greece Has Not Cheated” to enter the EZ.
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Goldman ja JP Morgan Chase sekä muut suuret investointipankit pelaavat samoja cdo, cds ja fuuturi yms johdannaiskauppoja jo ihan valtioilla!

http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,676634,00.html

Ihan kuten 2008 kriisissä vakuutusjätti AIG oli "too big to fail" niin myös Kreikka on valtiona "too big to fail". Käytännössä meidän verorahat menevät näihin investointipankkien johdannaiskauppojen makseluun. Talousoppineet ovat täysin korruptoituneita ja uutisetkin ovat suurimmaksi osaksi propagandaa uusliberalismin puolesta. Eikö pankki ole valtioita varten eikä valtio pankkeja varten. Mutta mitäpä talousoppinnet ovat mieltä?

http://www.taloussanomat.fi/ulkomaat/2011/11/13/soros-eun-pelastettava-pankit/201116760/12

Suomessa Niinistö, Lipponen ja Korkman sekä kumppanit ajavat pankkien etua.

http://yle.fi/uutiset/teemat/velkakriisi/2011/11/korkman_monti_on_lupaus_paremmasta_3024066.html

http://www.uusisuomi.fi/kotimaa/117754-niinisto-”paras-uutinen-kreikasta-vuosiin”

http://www.mtv3.fi/uutiset/talous.shtml/2011/09/1395207/lipponen-kreikan-on-pysyttava-eurossa


Tulonsiirtoa valtiolta pankeille perustellaan yhteisvastuulla ja yhdentymispolitiikalla talvisodan hengessä. Mukamas pahin kriisi sitten toisen maailmansodan!

Keinotekoinen "laillinen" tulonsiirto käytännössä veronmaksajilta pankeille käynnissä parhaillaan. Kyse miljardeista ellei jo biljoonista. Pöyristyttävää!

Sitten ihmetellään miksi True Finns ja Soini menestyvät. Miksiköhän?
Juuri tänäänkin Suomen valtion valtiontakaus tuplaantui vaivihkaa IMF:lle

http://www.aamulehti.fi/Kotimaa/1194706864903/artikkeli/suomi lisaa vaivihkaa miljardipanoksen imf aan.html

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UPDATE_8741622 kirjoitti:

Italian ja Kreikan demokratiat ovat pelkkää näytöstä, sinne on istutettu pankkien miehet johtamaan:

http://www.keeptalkinggreece.com/2011/11/15/le-monde-draghi-monti-papademos-what-do-they-have-in-common/

Siis samat pankkiirit, jotka ovat aiheuttaneet kriisin ovat nyt "ratkaisemassa" sitä!

tagged: Drahi, Goldman Sachs, Greece, Le Monde, Monti, Papademos

Le Monde: Draghi, Monti, Papademos – What Do They Have In Common?

Posted by keeptalkinggreece in Economy

Goldman Sachs, the US investment bank, rules Europe through three of its men in top positions, claims French newspaper Le Monde in its article ” Goldman Sachs – the link between Mario Draghi, Mario Monti and Lucas Papademos” by London correspondent Marc Roche. Le Monder refers to the common link between Draghi (European central Bank), Monti (Italy’s assigned PM) and Papademos (Greece’s assigned PM). The newspaper writes that the investment bank Goldman Sachs connects them as “members of the European government Goldman Sachs”. That there is a ‘token’ system of influence of the bank in Europe. And furthermore that the GS had set up a network in Europe and helped to cook the Greek debt.

”What do Mario Draghi, Mario Monti, and Lucas Papademos have in common? Well the new president of the European Central Bank, the new Italian and Greek Prime Ministers (respectively) all belong to Goldman Sachs. The US investment bank has indeed woven a unique network of influence in Europe through a dense network.

In any contest, you need a hierarchy. The first prize goes to Mario Draghi, of course, vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs in Europe between 2002 and 2005. Named a partner, Draghi is responsible for mixing companies and sovereign. As such, one of his missions was to sell the financial product “swap” to conceal part of sovereign debt, which helped disguise Greek accounts.

Then there is Italy’s Mario Monti, an international adviser to the firm since 2005.

And third is none other than Lucas Papademos, who was last week appointed as Prime Minister of Greece. Papademos was Governor of the Greek Central Bank between 1994 and 2002, and he apparently participated in falsifying accounts perpetrated by Goldman Sachs in the year 2000 under the ruling PASOK party of Costas Simitis.”

According to Le Monde, Goldman Sachs never lets its people to reveal the relationship with her, even when assigned to institutional missions, as in the case of Mario Monti, who had undertaken a survey in 2010 for the European market and was assigned by European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.Finally, Le Monde notes that the network of influence that had shown strength before and even during the turmoil caused by the crisis of 2008, lost ”effectiveness”, although there were cases where the methods of investment bank bought fruits like in the case of Greece and the scenarios about shocks in the euro area.

PS Aha!? If Greece has such a strong supporter like Goldman Sachs, why has it been hit by the rating companies then?

As my knowledge in French very moderate and I don’t trust much automatic translations here is the full Article in French Le Monde

Meanwhile, former Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis wrote an article to Le Monde and dismissed Sarkozy’s claims about ‘falsified’ Greek statistics data: “Greece Has Not Cheated” to enter the EZ.

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