Wednesday, June 27, 2012


Told Ya So!

Years ago, when I first began the Spiritual Economics blog I was writing that all of the economic crises are just political theater to Ooh! and Ahh! the people (in a scary way of course) all as a pretext to create a politically united Europe. If you know the game plan there is no mystery to what is going on. Based on public reaction the drama is tailored to make the political union the only and inevitable solution. Well, the day has arrived! Almost. Let’s say the countdown has begun and they may take as much as ten years to carry out the idea in an orderly fashion, but if they get impatient the system can implode and then a political solution will be assigned as the solution.

Yesterday the Guardian reported that discussions are underway to turn the European countries into a single political union:

“European leaders have drafted a radical plan to turn the 17 countries of the eurozone into a full-fledged political federation within a decade in an attempt to placate the financial markets by demonstrating a political will to save the single currency in the medium-term.
“The incendiary proposals for banking, fiscal, and economic unions resulting in a "political union" are to be debated at an EU summit on Thursday and Friday. Following two bad-tempered meetings of European leaders in Mexico and Rome over the past week, the Brussels summit looks likely to see major clashes over the future of Europe as well as the immediate crisis surrounding sovereign debt, bad banks and the euro's survival.”

They make it sound like it is the only way out of the mess. Of course, that is why the fiscal irresponsibility that created the mess was allowed in the first place. They wanted default. They wanted austerity. They wanted the ensuing chaos—to bring “order out of chaos.” Chaos is what you’ve got on the horizon, and the order they want is a new political and economic world order. 

The justification has been created. Says Mrs. Merkel: “Each country wants to help but if I am going to call on taxpayers in Germany, I must have guarantees that all is under control. Responsibility and control go hand in hand…If I give money straight to Spanish banks, I can’t control what they do. That is how the treaties are written.”

Well, gosh, do you suppose the treaties could be written in some other way??? Of course they can, but that’s not part of the script. Their must be some justification why powers in another part of Europe are controlling the finances of the rest of the continent. So Germany is demanding that national budgets be subject to their control as a prerequisite for “mutualizing” their debt.

The Telegraph reported it in a slightly different fashion, saying: the EU “would be allowed to change countries” budgets under draft plans, and the European Union could be handed powers to change countries budgets if they breach debt and deficit rules. Of course they will break the rules. What do you want to bet?

Sorry to say that there is no surprise here, and the people of Europe should know that they can cut to the chase, and maybe cut some misery in the bargain, if they just accept their overlords and be done with it, but that takes away all of the drama, right?

The next thing that we want to note is how this is being carried out—who are the “bad guys” in this whole affair? Why women, of course. The idea is that a woman is soft and any normal woman would want to inflict unnecessary hardship on anyone. So we have Angela (our saving angel) Merkal and Christine (Christ-like) Legarde (now head of the IMF) as the central characters creating this Faustian bargain making the former countries of Europe sell their soul to the monetary devil.

They would like to do the same thing in the Americas. What kind of crisis will they have to create to do that? Likely they will destroy the dollar. That's why the Dept. of "Homeland Security" has ordered 350 million rounds of hollow-point ammo! To keep the natives under control when their entire world is destroyed. Stay tuned. We know the plot, but how they carry it out will be interesting, to say the least.

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