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Apr 06 2009

US Sovereignty At Risk

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According to Sammy at Yid With Lid, Obama did make some concessions to George Soros Master Plan to have SDR, “Special Drawing Rights.” this means that the IMF, or the World Bank would receive more funding from American taxpayers. According to the Official documents, it signals an “unprecedented and concerted fiscal expansion.” Sammy goes on to say that the agreement is an underhanded way to implement the Global Poverty Act, which was sponsored by Obama, when he was a Senator. It involves aid to 3rd world countries according to how the UN wants to direct the 845 billion dollars of our money.

The agreement also states that “We will support, now and in the future, to candid, even-handed, and independent IMF surveillance of our economies and financial sectors, of the impact of our policies on others, and of risks facing the global economy.”

The Financial Stability Board would monitor all companies in al lthe signature nations. One important thing to remember is that even now, Congress has not yet approved this “sell-out” of our sovereignty. This Board will also supposedly have the right to determine pay and compensation. Furthermore, the agreement states an implicit agreement to sign the Copenhagen Treaty in December 2009, which is successor to the Kyoto Protocol. This will cost the American taxpayer again.

Following the U20 summit, Soros proclaimed that it was a success. However, one thing to remember is that Soros is only one of the many Fabian Socialists who are part of this administration. Fabians believe in “Socialism by Evolution”, not revolution and are eager to employ any crisis, possibly to manufacture a crisis even, to attain that goal.

Remember George Soros was convicted of insider trading in France and was a former Nazi collaborator when he was a child. One of the other Fabian Socialists is Peter Vorszag, Chief Budget Director of the White House, and whose consultancy group is responsible for the bankruptcy of Iceland, which formerly had an impeccable economy.
Here Dick Morris is giving his expert opinion on what happened there, amounting to repealing the Declaration of Independence:


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