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Originally Posted by Ali Quadir
This makes sense... The people attempting to convince others of the bailout are reported to have used the declaration of martial law as a threat. I'm not sure if the connection is waterproof. But with the fear and denial of details this could very well have happened.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnbNm6hoBXc&fmt=18
Also according to my own source we should expect failure upon failure from the shadow governments. Precisely because those of the positive alignment are choosing this strategy to turn the tides. It's a big mass running out of steam. It's slow to slow down but by stalling for time they will eventually just fall apart into decoherence.
It's like fighting without fighting, give the opponent the opportunity to defeat himself. And do not allow him to do damage.
I'm however a little worried that if the bailout is not having the expected effects that will also be an excuse for martial law. Do you have any feelings on that Greg? |
What you say here is what I am receiving also. Failure upon Failure. Out of steam. As I watch the market at this moment on CNBC, what I am seeing is a slow adjustment level in the US market. Two things about this "bailout"-
1) The House of Reps is suppose to make the laws and the Senate debates the laws. After the Monday Meltdown, the senators illegally wrote this bailout and then pushed it back to the House. That is putting the cart before the horse and is arguablly constitutionally illegal. The Senate created an ammendment, which is an empty vessel, then voted to fill it with 100 pages of bailout for 700 billion, leveraged 12 to 1 on the market which roughly translates as 9 trillion, 400 billion in fractional reserve assests (all run by Paulson who was not elected); 350 pages of- 110 million dollars in inconsequential, designated tax cuts and pork, and most importantly, an 880 billion dollar appropriations bill for the pentagon, which was slated for end of session debate. They snuck it in without so much as a whisper. Unconstitutional. This is the real reason Bush was so threatening to congress on this scam. He was out of money and needed enough for one more year in Iraq. He got what he wanted and could care less about what happens to the US market.
2) The bailout was not about the US market. It was about the Euro market, which we see melting down before our eyes today, Monday. It is very possible the Euro market will ask to use that 700 billion to bail out HYPO in Germany (their equivalent to AIG). There is good indication that the US market operatives, knowing how citizens despise them and the bailout, will be too afraid to contract for liquidity from the Fed. I think that is what we are seeing right now. They are letting the market fall to natural levels and let the Fed keep their money. If so, it is a minor redemption for what they have caused. They still have a lot of work to do to make it right. It is possible that local chartered banks will not want to give up their charters to contracts with the Fed either. So there is a good chance that the Fed will end up sitting on that money.
All of this being said. It is being played smartly by the star people. They are helping us defuse this situation. Government cannot afford any blatant moves right now. We are on to them and both government and wall street have lost the public trust. If martial law is going to happen, it will happen on the heels of an orchestrated false flag. That is only my opinion based upon what I see going on today. Keep the faith. Peace.
Greg