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Goldman Sachs Rules The World; Bank of England Next

Financial terrorists have exploited chaos they created to seize complete control

Paul Joseph Watson

Infowars.com

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Speculation that Canadian Central Bank head Mark Carney has been tapped to become the next Governor of the Bank of England brings with it the possibility of virtually complete domination of Europe by Goldman Sachs – the very same financial terrorists who helped cause the economic collapse in the first place.

“Mark Carney, the governor of Canada’s central bank, has been informally approached as a potential candidate to replace Sir Mervyn King as head of the Bank of England in June next year,”

reports the Financial Times.

“One of the world’s most respected central bankers, Mr Carney, 47, now heads the Financial Stability Board, which oversees global financial regulation. He was approached recently by a member of the BoE’s court, the largely non-executive body that oversees its activities, according to three people involved in the process.”

Carney is also a 13-year Goldman Sachs veteran and was involved in the 1998 Russian financial crisis which was exacerbated by Goldman advising Russia while simultaneously betting against the country’s ability to pay its debt.

Although the appointment would see the highly unusual precedent of a foreigner heading up the 318-year-old central bank, according to one observer, “As a Canadian national he is a subject of the Queen…That is important.”

Carney’s possible ascension to become the next BoE head, although

denied by the Bank of Canada, would be the cherry on the cake for Goldman Sachs’ financial overthrow of Europe in their bid to exploit the financial crisis to centralize power into an EU superstate.

Last year, former EU Commissioner Mario Monti was picked to replace Silvio Berlusconi, the democratically elected Prime Minister of Italy. Monti is an international advisor for Goldman Sachs, the European Chairman of David Rockefeller’s Trilateral Commission and also a leading member of the Bilderberg Group.

“This is the band of criminals who brought us this financial disaster. It is like asking arsonists to put out the fire,”

commented Alessandro Sallusti, editor of Il Giornale.

Similarly, when Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou dared to suggest the people of Greece be allowed to have their say in a referendum, within days he was dispatched and replaced with Lucas Papademos, former vice-President of the ECB, visiting Harvard Professor and ex-senior economist at the Boston Federal Reserve.

Papademos ran Greece’s central bank while it oversaw derivatives deals with Goldman Sachs that enabled Greece to hide the true size of its massive debt, leading to Europe’s debt crisis.

Papademos and Monti were installed as unelected leaders for the precise reason that they “aren’t directly accountable to the public,”

noted Time Magazine’s Stephen Faris, once again illustrating the fundamentally dictatorial and undemocratic foundation of the entire European Union.

Shortly afterwards,Mario Draghi – former Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs International – was installed as President of the European Central Bank.

The U.S. Treasury Secretary at the beginning of the 2008 financial collapse was Hank Paulson, former CEO of Goldman Sachs. When Paulson was replaced with Tim Geither, Goldman Sachs lobbyist Mark Patterson was hired as his chief advisor. Current Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein has visited the White House 10 times.

Goldman Sachs spent the most money helping Barack Obama get elected in 2008.

As the graphic below illustrates, the economies of France, Ireland, Germany and Belgium are also all now controlled by individuals with a direct relationship with Goldman Sachs.

Dominion over virtually all of Europe’s major economies, as well as the United States, by one international banking giant, notorious for its role in corruption and insider trading, is now almost complete.

Goldman Sachs rules the world.

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First off posting a financial article written by a comedian/conspiracy theorist is a little irresponsible. Second off Goldman Sachs has a market cap of 61 Billion. Not bad but as far as "ruling the world" they fall a little short. By a few trillion dollars anyways.

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So anyone who has ever worked at Goldman Sachs is in on the conspiracy? It's one of the largest Investment Banks in the world. Of course many major players in that industry are going to have worked there at some point.

And yes, government hires tend to be people with actual experience in that industry (shocking I know). That doesn't make it a conspiracy either.

Also, it's not a hidden conspiracy of any kind. Every knows about Goldman Sach's involvement in Greece's problems. They were driven by....profit.

To see how weak the links in the article are, take a look at "conspiracy member" Petros Christodoulou's actual CV:

http://www.minfin.gr/content-api/f/binaryChannel/minfin/datastore/49/4b/fb/494bfb3d109b1fb169aabcc952b1d00caf7d28fa/application/pdf/2010_02_19_Petros_Christodoulou_cv.pdf

He worked for Goldman Sachs for about two years after graduating....like many many Investment Bankers would. Apparently though, he's forever under the mind control of Goldman Sachs.

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I just posted pointing out the clear logical fallacy.

Prove the assertion that Rothschilds = Goldman, and how the flying hell it would make sense for the Bank of England, when the Rothschilds have notably served on that board, whereas there are NO Rothschilds in any prominent Goldman Sachs position, in fact, Goldman Sachs going into England would stand to hurt the Rothschilds, not help.

I'm no fan of any investment bank by any means, but I'm just as much a fan of stupid conspiracies.

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Wow, your reference to a neat little graphic someone posted is so much of an inspiration. I should have researched that in depth. I didnt realize you cant understand anything that isnt in a nice little graph for you to stare at. Sorry I dont have a pop up book for you to understand me. I guess Im just irresponsible.

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