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Monday, March 12, 2012

I'm Back! GREECE: The problem that won't go away

Blogman's Notes:


Even before the ink has dried on the printing up of the latest Greek Bailout Plan, Reuters is reporting and many others are reasoning that the Greek Debt problem is not a done deal but it is far more likely that it will be revealed in the coming weeks and months that Greece is done, as are many other nations in the Eurozone, as  may be the Eurozone itself. This story is fast becoming like Nightmare on Elm Street where Freddie just refuses to die no matter how many bullets are shot into him or how many pitchforks are stuck into him. So too will the Greek problem, which in effect is a European problem, which in effect is a US problem, which in effect is a Global problem, not go away until the whole System crashes. You don't need to be a Rocket Scientist or have a PhD. in Economics to come to this conclusion. The question is how come the wizards at the highest level of Global Finance are unable to reach this conclusion and take steps that may actually avoid this outcome rather than do the exact opposite, that is they take steps that ensure that the System will crash? Could it be that that is the desired consequence, so that a New Financial World Order may be implemented in the coming years? A Financial Order that will lead to a Political Order about which much has been written going back decades? And it was written in the pages of the Bible almost two thousand years ago that just such an Order would arise out of the ashes of the current world financial and political Systems, which must necessitate the complete and total annihilation of the current world Systems! Is this why the Global Financial and Political Powers that Be are busy destroying the current Financial System by the actions that have been taking that will supposedly fix the System but are actually doing the opposite? A thinking person would have to conclude that that is their intention: to destroy the System, not to fix it! Thus we must prepare ourselves accordingly and remove ourselves as far away from the tentacles of the System as is possible; to be forewarned is to be forearmed! I hope these blog entries and video updates will serve as warning for those who have Eyes to see and Ears to hear!

Revelation13:15 And he had power to give life unto the image of the beast, that the image of the beast should both speak, and cause that as many as would not worship the image of the beast should be killed.
 Revelation 13:16 And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads:
 Revelation 13:17 And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.

To be a part of the New World Order Financial / Economic Systems, people will be required to bow down  to the image of the beast and take his mark, the signs that we are headed in just such a direction are so obvious that a  person would have to be blind to miss them. Whether anyone believes it or not, if the above words originated with the Omnipotent LORD God, they will be fulfilled, nothing anyone can do to stop it, all we can do is to believe and put our Hope in our Creator not in lying man or beast.

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The private sector debt swap lopped about 100 billion euros off Greece's gargantuan debts but still leaves Athens as the euro zone's most indebted country and does not preclude a messier default or even a euro exit further down the line.

Greece's euro zone partners, exasperated by many broken promises, could be tempted to pull the aid plug if the winner of elections penciled in for late April or early May fails to reverse a poor track record on delivering reform.
At the same time, a population angry with a prolonged recession could eventually push for another cure altogether if record-high unemployment keeps increasing and EU and IMF lenders ask for even more sacrifices.
"The debt swap deal does not solve the problems of Greece at all," said Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg Bank.

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