Bail-out Bill is not working

October 23, 2008
By Running Wolf
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Since the passing of the Bail-out bill in the US, which gives the US Treasury extraordinary powers, markets have fluctuated worldwide. It’s ironic that the private bankers that caused the collapse of the US Economy in the first place were asked to “bail-out” the US Economy, for an alleged $700 billion. News sources have now started to indicate that this “bail-out” is more in the region of $5 trillion (which was estimated by some sources before the bill was passed).

The Dow Jones Industrial Index has tumbled to just over 8500 points since the Bail-out was announced, according to Bloomberg.com. This is proof that the Bail-out bill will not save the US Economy.

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The South African Currency, the Rand, has suffered quite severely as the local stockmarket, the JSE (Johannesburg Stock Exhange) went down a few percentage points this week. Before the Bail-out bill in the US, the South African currency was trading for about R7.50 to the US Dollar. It’s now edging closer to the R12 to the Dollar mark, a 6 year low. This is bad news for South Africans, South African interest rates and inflation is bound to go up in the midst of the Global Financial Crisis.

It has been speculated that this financial crisis was planned by the CFR (Council on Foreign Relations) Bankers. The head of the CFR, Richard Haas was recently confronted by We are Change, Rhode Island.

In my opinion, the bankers who are behind causing the crisis and the bail-out are using the age old “Problem, Reaction, Solution” paradigm. The practice of creating a problem or crisis, causing a reaction and then providing a solution. They created this created this crisis and now they will be reaping the benefits of it. The whole globe is being hit by this orchistrated financial crisis. Now they are providing the “solution” to the problem.

This is the video clip of British Prime Minister, Gordon Brown making a statement:

Maybe I’m overreacting, but it seems that this crisis is real and could effect all of the people on this planet. Things like this always tend to concern me and in my opinion we should be aware of all angles of this crisis. I also tend to jump to conclusions, I hope I’m not in this case.

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