by Benjamin Fulford
May 28, 2012
from EClinik Website

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The final showdown in the ongoing financial war is appearing imminent.

 

The 140 nation BRICS alliance is preparing to offer to buy up all cash US dollars and replace them with a new currency backed by a basket of commodities, including precious metals, according to multiple sources. After that move, any money printed by the US Federal Reserve Board crime syndicate would not be accepted as currency by the 140 nation group.

 

This would force an end game for the criminal cabal that illegally seized power in the United States. Before that move, though, there will be a 5-day bank holiday in Europe followed by the end of the Euro and the re-introduction of old national currencies like the Deutschemark and the Drachma, Rothschild family sources say.

The situation, however, remains highly volatile and there are signs of dangerous end-game maneuvers by the cabal.

In Japan, the attempt by the cabal controlled media to create panic over the nuclear terrorism at Fukushima, is being accompanied by renewed threats of nuclear terror. The deep sea drilling ship Chikyu Maru has been spotted off the shore of the Rokkasho Mura nuclear complex in Aomori Prefecture Japan, according to Japanese military intelligence.

 

The ship is crewed by Americans and brainwashed Japanese slaves.

Rokkasho Mura is the location of a giant plutonium processing complex that has already produced enough plutonium to manufacture 5000 nuclear weapons. Sending the Chikyu Maru to drill tactical nuclear warheads into the seabed off the shore of Rokkasho Mura is a cabal attempt to blackmail the planet with a nuclear holocaust.

Shoichiro Kobayashi, adviser to Kansai Electric Power, and Yoshiyasu Sato, adviser to Tokyo Electric Power and both members of the Rothschild crime syndicate’s Trilateral Commission will be taken in for vigorous questioning about their knowledge of this renewed terror threat.

 

They are expected to sing like canaries and point their fingers directly at the Rockefeller gangsters behind these latest terror threats.

Message to the Rockefeller family:

Remove David, David Junior, Nicholas and J. from all responsibility and hand over control of the Rockefeller syndicate to the female members of that family. If you do not, every single descendant of John Rockefeller will be hunted down and eliminated from all levels of existence forever.

While we are at it, we would also like to kindly request that the DuPont family remove all carcinogens and infertility causing chemicals from their product lines in Japan and elsewhere.

Sources in the Japanese underworld are also now reporting that the Inagawa Kai and Yamaguchi Gumi yakuza gangs are split between those who are still working for the Committee of 300 and those who want to restore Japanese independence.

 

The talk is that top Committee of 300 traitor slaves Yasuhiro Nakasone and Junichiro Koizumi are headed for punishment from heaven.

Question for Nakasone:

“What was in all those blue boxes your people loaded into a submarine and sent to your North Korean homeland?”

Was it documentary evidence of your crimes or were you sending Japanese plutonium to North Korea?

The other people on the crime list in Japan are Hisashi Owada from the International Court of Justice and Eiji Katsu from the Ministry of Finance. Owada’s daughter, Princess Masako, recently tried to poison the Japanese Emperor, according to families inside the Royal Household Agency.

The Emperor recently returned from England where he discussed the White Dragon Society, among other subjects, with the Queen. A representative of the emperor asked for a meeting with a representative of the White Dragon Society on May 26^th, but the between was abruptly postponed by the Emperor’s side. We do not know why.

We trust the Emperor and the Queen agreed to purge the Satanists from the Committee of 300 and support a massive campaign to end poverty and stop environmental destruction. Hand written letters will be delivered to both parties requesting support for such a campaign and requesting their voluntary appearance before a truth and reconciliation committee.

Returning to the situation in Europe, we notice most of the reporting about the “financial crisis,” there leaves out the elephant in the living room, i.e. the 140 nation BRICS alliance.

The link to the following map explains the real reason for the crisis:

 

Origin

Cumulative Current Account Balance 1980–2008 (US$ Billions)

 based on the International Monetary Fund data

 

Basically, Europe has maxed out its credit card with the rest of the world.

 

The region as a whole needs to negotiate a restructuring of its debt to the rest of the world. The rest of the world is asking for an end to ceaseless warmongering in return. The only European country other than Germany that has enough money to solve the crisis without reference of the rest of the world is Russia. Give Putin a call.

Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, the longest serving Finance Minister in the G8 and a direct participant in the financial negotiations of the past few years, explains the situation very clearly.

Basically, he is saying the Europeans need to take their medicine just like all other countries that went to the IMF for money in the past had to.

The firing of the head of the Vatican bank last week and the turmoil in the Vatican are more signs of the end of an era in Europe. The situation in the US is also coming to a head.

 

A very senior US agency source asked that the following information be spread far and wide:

President Obama’s social security number 042-68-4425 belonged to a John Paul Ludwig born in 1890. Obama’s grandmother, Madelyn Payne Dunham, worked in a probate office in Hawaii where she had access to social security numbers of deceased individuals.

Because Ludwig never received Social Security Benefits, there were no benefits to stop, therefore no questions were ever raised.

Dunham, knowing her grandson was not a US citizen, because he was born in Kenya and became a citizen of Indonesia upon his adoption, she scoured the probate records until she found someone who died who was not getting benefits and selected Mr. Ludwig’s for Obama, the agency official explained.

Detailed, indictable criminal evidence against Henry Kissinger was also provided by sources in Indonesia.

 

Basically, Kissinger was involved in the murder of 14,000 Indonesians in Papua New Guinea to facilitate gold mining by Freeport, a company Kissinger advises. Kissinger gets $500,000 a year from them as a board member and gets another $500,000 in consulting fees.

In any case once the corporate government of the US is put out of business, the Renminbi will become the currency of the world.

 

The date given by two insiders for this event is September 16^th. We again remind readers that many dates have come and gone without predictions turning true so please remain skeptical and only believe 100% when you actually see it happen.

However, it is true that China has been systematically buying up all natural products like trees, copper, farmland or anything tangible to back a reality based currency.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Eurozone Should Sort Out...

Its Own Mess

by Jim Flaherty

May 3, 2012

from DepartmentOfFinanceCanada Website

 

The International Monetary Fund

is not there to give special treatment to Europe,

which is now endangering the world.

 

 

Jim Flaherty is Canada’s minister of finance and the longest-serving finance minister in the G7. The following guest column by the Honorable Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance, first appeared in the May 1 online edition of The Daily Telegraph. In it, Minister Flaherty calls on Eurozone nations to act quickly and decisively to address the European debt crisis, and urges IMF resources to be used fairly.

At the meeting of the International Monetary Fund recently, Canada decided against contributing more resources to support the Eurozone.

 

We also argued that all countries borrowing from the IMF should be treated equally. We took these positions because we believe they are in the best interests of the Eurozone, of the IMF, and of the international community.

We have always supported the IMF’s important systemic role in promoting economic stability by providing loans to countries that have exhausted their domestic options, and placing these countries on a path to sustainability through time-limited interventions. But it is not the IMF’s role to substitute for national governments.

In order for any IMF action in Europe to be successful, a sense of direction and a comprehensive blueprint to return to sustainability are necessary.

 

The question of sustainability cannot be separated from that of the future of the European monetary union. As such, its members should take the lead in defining a comprehensive and credible blueprint.

 

This requires more than incrementalism and wishful thinking.

 

Europe has taken important steps in this direction with the fiscal compact, with economic and fiscal reforms in Italy and Spain, with an enhanced firewall, and with the recent actions of the European Central Bank to provide liquidity support. However, more is needed to return the Eurozone to sustainability and to address the systemic internal imbalances that threaten the monetary union.

Since 2008, and throughout the European debt crisis, I have been telling my international counterparts that it is important to overwhelm the problem and get ahead of the markets. This is what the United States did in 2008, and it is what Canada did in 2009 by deploying a fiscal stimulus of roughly 4 per cent of GDP over two years in response to a crisis originating outside our borders.

 

These bold actions paid off.

 

Rating agencies have reaffirmed Canada’s strong AAA credit rating, and we are now on track to return to balanced budgets over the medium term. By contrast, actions taken by the Eurozone have fallen short of overwhelming the problem.

 

The “muddle through” approach has led to an erosion of confidence in public leadership and too many missed opportunities.

Ultimately, the adequacy of the actions taken will be judged by the markets. Repeated expressions of confidence by politicians are futile if the markets continue to cast their vote of non-confidence. The markets’ confidence in political leadership will only be restored when it is clear that politicians are willing to see the full scope of the problem, to focus on the key issues instead of pursuing sideshows such as the financial transactions tax, and to set out and implement a plan for tackling these issues.

The European debt crisis also raises a question of resources. The Eurozone has sufficient resources to tackle its sovereign debt crisis, but there is an unwillingness to commit them to tackle the problem. In these circumstances, IMF loans are not an adequate substitute for a serious commitment by Eurozone countries to resolve this crisis.

We cannot avoid the question of fairness. Eurozone members benefit from increased exports and price stability. Spreading the risks of the Eurozone around the world, while its benefits accrue primarily to its members, is not the way to resolve this crisis. We cannot expect non-European countries, whose citizens in many cases have a much lower standard of living, to save the Eurozone.

 

Further, the IMF, with roughly $400 billion, already has adequate resources to deal with imminent needs.

The manner in which the IMF provides support must also be fair. It has been very successful at resolving crises using its trusted model of time-limited lending agreements, with strict conditions imposed on the borrowing country.

 

This is why I believe that all countries borrowing from the IMF should be treated the same. Canada’s position is that conditionality should be determined exclusively by the IMF, and not by the “Troika” of the IMF plus the European Central Bank and the European Commission.

 

If the Eurozone is seeking assistance, it should not be setting the terms under which this assistance is provided.

Further, Europe controls 34 per cent of votes at the IMF. In that context, the simple majority required for the fund to make an investment is a relatively low threshold. Emerging markets play an increasingly important role in global economic issues. Canada has been a leader in recognizing changing international dynamics and advocating greater representation of emerging markets at the IMF.

 

In this context, we believe that measures should be taken to ensure that major decisions about resources dedicated to Europe require more than a simple majority.

Canada believes in the Eurozone’s ability to solve this crisis. We also believe in a strong and fair IMF where emerging economies can take their appropriate seat at the table.

 

This is why we have decided not to provide additional resources to the IMF for the Eurozone.