Smoking gun of the world system? - page 2.

spazzdla

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Quote from: tyz on June 03, 2015, 06:43:06 AM

Well, I don't like all such conspiracy theories. There is no world coalition who rules the world. I would not say, that there isn't a group who tries to reach it, but the world is so complex and it needs so many actors that it is not possible.

IF 12 families own 60% of ALL OF THE STOCKS..

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tyz

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Well, I don't like all such conspiracy theories. There is no world coalition who rules the world. I would not say, that there isn't a group who tries to reach it, but the world is so complex and it needs so many actors that it is not possible.

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Just heard on the radio Benjamin Lawsky, of the NY Dept. of Financial Services who is credited with levying big fines on banks after the financial crisis.

He pretty much came out and said the only possible reason the federal government didn't prosecute any individual bankers was that it didn't want to (and with no reason that he can discern.)

This would seem to be compatible with the theory that the world is run by a grand coalition of the political and financial elites. The state nurtures the financial sector because it needs it to help prop up the money and debt issued by the state, by inventing financial assets to suck up the supply of these base assets.

So the really important deals (like this one) are hammered out behind closed doors, without input from people like Lawsky, never mind the public. Read the new book "Fragile by Design" and it becomes pretty clear.

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