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Foreign economists urge 'global plan' washtimes.com
Leaders and economists from Western Europe to East Asia Tuesday urged the United States to go beyond reviving a failed domestic bailout and start working on a new global financial system.
"The Americans don't have a choice — they must absolutely have a global plan," Christian Noyer, head of the French central bank, said in Paris.
"I am convinced that the sickness runs deep and that we need to rethink the entire financial and monetary system, as we did in Bretton Woods ... to create the tools for worldwide regulation made necessary by the globalization of trade," French President Nicolas Sarkozy said in the French city of Toulon on Monday.
Leaders and economists from Western Europe to East Asia Tuesday urged the United States to go beyond reviving a failed domestic bailout and start working on a new global financial system.
"The Americans don't have a choice — they must absolutely have a global plan," Christian Noyer, head of the French central bank, said in Paris.
"I am convinced that the sickness runs deep and that we need to rethink the entire financial and monetary system, as we did in Bretton Woods ... to create the tools for worldwide regulation made necessary by the globalization of trade," French President Nicolas Sarkozy said in the French city of Toulon on Monday.
He said that officials from France, Britain, Germany and Italy will meet next week in Paris with the Continent's top financial officials to prepare for a proposed global summit on the economic crisis. European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet will participate.
The 27-nation European Union said Tuesday that the crisis "has become a global problem" and Washington has a "special responsibility" to resolve it.
David McCormick, undersecretary of the Treasury for international affairs, said Washington will take into account any potential global impact when it makes decisions about "how the U.S. regulatory structure should evolve."
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re: foreign economists urging global plan, preparing for a proposed global summit
related; see: (6-11-08) EU, US Economic Integration - Two become One (quote): "While the facade of sovereignty in the U.S. still remains standing, while most people believe that electing the right candidate in the upcoming election will give them a voice, the reality is that anybody who will go behind the facade to see for them self will see that it is propped up with a whole lot of 2x4's. The globalist agenda of one-world government is advancing into unprecedented realms....at every level. Don't be fooled by the empty political rhetoric on the national stage...go behind the stage and take a look for yourself. There is no wizard in Oz, Dorothy."
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The world is calling for a global economy. They are proposing a global summit to "get the ball rolling". David McCormick says the U.S. will decide for itself how the U.S. regulatory structure will "evolve". In other words, the facade will remain standing until the very last. The facade of "America". The truth is that the ball is already rolling and the EU/U.S. integration is well underway (see EU/US link above). The Zionists have control of this country as well as the European countries (believe it or not) and the time has come, they believe, to establish themselves as masters of their global kingdom of Zion. Everything happening, regardless of how it is made to look, nationally and/or internationally, simply represents the outworking of this plan. Period.
The suddeness of this 'global chaos' proves that plan is coming down to the 'end game'...the final push. Be aware. Rom. 10:13 (scripture search on right)
for a biblical perspective see comments on: Pressing The Zionist Agenda;
see also: One World Kingdom Birthing follow links (lots of information), connect dots
Come out of her my people. Rev. 18:4
Come out of her my people. Rev. 18:4
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