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Old 10-01-2008, 01:42 AM   #27
Zarathustra
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Default Re: someone familiar with Basel II comment on this article

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Originally Posted by QUESTINY View Post
Nout Wellink is the mastermind behind the Basel II. I'll give you three guesses who he is the chairman of and the 1st two don't count...hint BIS
This, to me, lends weight to Fulford's contention that there has been a split between the European 'Rothschilds' and the American 'Rockefellers'.

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Originally Posted by painter View Post
The Fed simply does not have enough cash (assets) on hand.

See here:

http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=240033


"Officials from the US Treasury Department, Japan's Finance Ministry and the European Central Bank reportedly drew up a currency contingency plan over the weekend of March 15-16, the Nikkei said, citing sources familiar with the situation. "


Notice the date!


Bernenke, Paulson and Bush were still assuring us that the "economy was on solid ground" back then.

Now Bernanke is throwing gas on the fire and doing everything he can to scare the crap put of the ordinary folks in the USA. The hyperbole is surrealistic. MSM is lapping it up like the parrots that they all are.


Bernanke tried his hardest to pillage the tax payers one more time.

Here is a link to a logical plan, doubtful it will ever get implemented though....


http://www.libertypost.org/cgi-bin/r...?ArtNum=240115
This lends weight to Questiny's contention that the money the Fed has pumped in since Monday was 'contigent' on getting the bailout passed so the Treasury, via the taxpayer (though the taxpayer ultimately pays the Fed's bills as well, plus interest) could then refill the Fed.

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Originally Posted by sfth13 View Post
I guess that's why they are going to vote on the bailout again tomorrow night ......after sundown
...see previous statement...
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