Dear Candace, (Came June 25, to my mail-C)
Another article for Abundanthope if you agree to post it.
Dear Candace,
Another article for Abundanthope if you agree to post it.
The G20 Meeting in Los Cabos, Mexico.
I don’t know how many people have read the G20 Declaration, which can be found through to link at the base of the following article:-
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=243291
I really do wonder if these people have their heads screwed on the right way. Let me take this opportunity to point our just a few things:-
a). The present situation is not a new problem. It is the effects of the problems of 2008 for which the G20, The Central Banks, other Governments had, instead of acting in a positive and precise manner at the time to cut out and stop the financial cancer, just applied patches to the 2008 problem in the hope that the problem will go away. It hasn’t, it’s still here and it’s mutating at quite a fast rate. It will not be resolved with the present way of thinking.
b). It is the Governments, the Central Banks, and Commercial Banks who have got the world into this situation. It is NOT the people, but it is the people who are the ones suffering. Government and Central Banks, especially the management levels, should be made accountable, responsible and liable for their mistakes and professional negligence. Unfortunately they are not and in countries which have found the need to refer to the IMF, the IMF demand within their agreements with that country, that neither Government nor Central Banks shall be held accountable or liable at any time for their actions.
c). Governments are responsible to their people (the Electorate), but it doesn’t appear that way. In fact it is pivoting towards the opposite whereby the people are responsible to the Government.
Central Banks are Private Companies and like all other private companies, both the company and its directors can be held responsible and accountable to its shareholders and the public.
d). If one analyses the G20 Declaration you will clearly notice it is the same thing over and over again, only worded differently just to indicate to the public that the G20 delegates are thinking, that is, not thinking how to resolve the problem which was the creation of debt, a GDP built on Consumerism and debt creation; but thinking how they can reword what they previously stated so it appears to be a different approach.
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What is seen within this deceptive declaration, not only from my perspective, but from the analysis and dissection by professionally qualified and experienced persons, represents a classical demonstration of Retrospective Behavior, which Albert Einstein stated that: "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." Have the G20 delegates heard of Albert Einstein and have they read or studied any of Einstein’s work
He further stated that the definition of Insanity is: "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Another characteristic of Retrospective thought is that for every conflict a savior will appear to resolve the conflict. The European Union expects Germany, which is also very much indebted, to be its savior, or that the BRICS will be the financial World's savior.
Einstein also stated: "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction”.
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After 4 years (2008 – 2012) of going round and round in circles, applying patches to a financial system that is like an old dilapidated car, full of rust, burning more oil than petrol, no tread on the tyres, breaks down regularly causing untold problems and delays to all the traffic behind it; there is only one solution to this problem……….. change direction, scrap what is no good and start again. Bring in fresh brains and ideas and build a system which will last and be beneficial to all.
In fact the embryo is already there staring our politicians right in the eyes, but they are so blind with their own ideology, they can’t even see it.
Remember, America has gone from one financial disaster to another ever since the early 1800’s, and still they have severe problems because there has never been any fiscal discipline and there probably never will be unless forced upon them as they force it upon others through their control of such organizations as the IMF.
The problem is that the European System (Euro) and what was supposed to be the Asian System (Asian Dollar) are both based upon the principles of the US Dollar system which in itself hasn’t worked so how on this earth can anyone expect the Euro, or any other system which is based upon the American system, to work or more importantly how is it going to be possible to overcome the massive problems of the world’s financial and economic systems.
Now they are talking of a European Banking Union, together with closer political and financial integration. What they really mean is further consolidation of the political and banking system to establish total control by Brussels, which is another step towards a One European Government and eventual; loss of National Sovereignty.
The talk of Greece leaving the Euro currency causing the collapse of the Euro is nonsense. There are many countries in the European Community but outside of the Euro currency and they are doing quite well thank you whilst using their own currencies.
There is talk about having to bail out many of the European top Banks. That is because of the reckless lending policies of these top banks, when many smaller banks that operated in a far more prudent manner are still viable within their balance sheet and do not have the problem loans and junk bonds cluttering up their accounts. However, the White Knight to rescue these reckless banks is once again the Taxpayer.
All I can see from the G20 is a lot of meaningless talk and very little, if any, action …………… but that is typical of the retrospective behaviour of people we, foolishly, elect to represent us and manage our respective countries.
What really needs changing is the National Constitutions to make Politicians and Central Bankers legally responsible and liable for their negligence and the mess they create for the people. Then we might get the right people managing our countries for us.
Watch out the Bushes, Blair, Brown, Sarkozy and many others like you, the dragnet is closing in, as it has on the Politicians and Bankers in Iceland whom must be congratulated for their efforts and actions in leading the charge against corruption and negligence.
D.P.Crayford
WHISTLEBLOWER
I don’t know how many people have read the G20 Declaration, which can be found through to link at the base of the following article:-
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=243291
I really do wonder if these people have their heads screwed on the right way. Let me take this opportunity to point our just a few things:-
a). The present situation is not a new problem. It is the effects of the problems of 2008 for which the G20, The Central Banks, other Governments had, instead of acting in a positive and precise manner at the time to cut out and stop the financial cancer, just applied patches to the 2008 problem in the hope that the problem will go away. It hasn’t, it’s still here and it’s mutating at quite a fast rate. It will not be resolved with the present way of thinking.
b). It is the Governments, the Central Banks, and Commercial Banks who have got the world into this situation. It is NOT the people, but it is the people who are the ones suffering. Government and Central Banks, especially the management levels, should be made accountable, responsible and liable for their mistakes and professional negligence. Unfortunately they are not and in countries which have found the need to refer to the IMF, the IMF demand within their agreements with that country, that neither Government nor Central Banks shall be held accountable or liable at any time for their actions.
c). Governments are responsible to their people (the Electorate), but it doesn’t appear that way. In fact it is pivoting towards the opposite whereby the people are responsible to the Government.
Central Banks are Private Companies and like all other private companies, both the company and its directors can be held responsible and accountable to its shareholders and the public.
d). If one analyses the G20 Declaration you will clearly notice it is the same thing over and over again, only worded differently just to indicate to the public that the G20 delegates are thinking, that is, not thinking how to resolve the problem which was the creation of debt, a GDP built on Consumerism and debt creation; but thinking how they can reword what they previously stated so it appears to be a different approach.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
What is seen within this deceptive declaration, not only from my perspective, but from the analysis and dissection by professionally qualified and experienced persons, represents a classical demonstration of Retrospective Behavior, which Albert Einstein stated that: "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." Have the G20 delegates heard of Albert Einstein and have they read or studied any of Einstein’s work
He further stated that the definition of Insanity is: "Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
Another characteristic of Retrospective thought is that for every conflict a savior will appear to resolve the conflict. The European Union expects Germany, which is also very much indebted, to be its savior, or that the BRICS will be the financial World's savior.
Einstein also stated: "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction”.
------------------------------------------------------
After 4 years (2008 – 2012) of going round and round in circles, applying patches to a financial system that is like an old dilapidated car, full of rust, burning more oil than petrol, no tread on the tyres, breaks down regularly causing untold problems and delays to all the traffic behind it; there is only one solution to this problem……….. change direction, scrap what is no good and start again. Bring in fresh brains and ideas and build a system which will last and be beneficial to all.
In fact the embryo is already there staring our politicians right in the eyes, but they are so blind with their own ideology, they can’t even see it.
Remember, America has gone from one financial disaster to another ever since the early 1800’s, and still they have severe problems because there has never been any fiscal discipline and there probably never will be unless forced upon them as they force it upon others through their control of such organizations as the IMF.
The problem is that the European System (Euro) and what was supposed to be the Asian System (Asian Dollar) are both based upon the principles of the US Dollar system which in itself hasn’t worked so how on this earth can anyone expect the Euro, or any other system which is based upon the American system, to work or more importantly how is it going to be possible to overcome the massive problems of the world’s financial and economic systems.
Now they are talking of a European Banking Union, together with closer political and financial integration. What they really mean is further consolidation of the political and banking system to establish total control by Brussels, which is another step towards a One European Government and eventual; loss of National Sovereignty.
The talk of Greece leaving the Euro currency causing the collapse of the Euro is nonsense. There are many countries in the European Community but outside of the Euro currency and they are doing quite well thank you whilst using their own currencies.
There is talk about having to bail out many of the European top Banks. That is because of the reckless lending policies of these top banks, when many smaller banks that operated in a far more prudent manner are still viable within their balance sheet and do not have the problem loans and junk bonds cluttering up their accounts. However, the White Knight to rescue these reckless banks is once again the Taxpayer.
All I can see from the G20 is a lot of meaningless talk and very little, if any, action …………… but that is typical of the retrospective behaviour of people we, foolishly, elect to represent us and manage our respective countries.
What really needs changing is the National Constitutions to make Politicians and Central Bankers legally responsible and liable for their negligence and the mess they create for the people. Then we might get the right people managing our countries for us.
Watch out the Bushes, Blair, Brown, Sarkozy and many others like you, the dragnet is closing in, as it has on the Politicians and Bankers in Iceland whom must be congratulated for their efforts and actions in leading the charge against corruption and negligence.
D.P.Crayford
WHISTLEBLOWER
