dantesrevival wrote:
Thanks Wub a great topic, isn't this all micro managed and will go down when they want it to? Or is just one big cluster fuck? I was always of the opinion that's its the way the elite bankers want it to be and they will pull the plug when they want a full on digital global system.
My view is that it's pre-determined, it's been planned for a long time, but I think the confusing thing is that the nature of the economic system is such that there are a lot of big, powerful players who actually don't want it to go down at the moment. There are a lot of vested interests right now that are desperately trying to keep the dollar going, for example. You could say the same thing about the Eurozone.
But then at the same time, there are those that do realise that the current system is untenable who are just bleeding it dry before it inevitably collapses. That's why you're seeing so much obvious corruption at the moment because they just don't care any more. And I'm sure political figures are often manipulated, and easily manipulated, as they know naff all about economics anyway. You can basically tell them anything, and they will believe you if it gets them off the hook for a while.
But the BIS was planned to be the centre of this globalised economic system, and that is the Death Star. Whatever happens, whatever currencies go down, whatever happens economically, the private shareholders at the centre of that - who also own the central banks that the BIS 'oversees' - will never lose out.