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« on: April 17, 2014, 01:52:00 AM »

"The US Treasury faces a more formidable prey with Russia, the world's biggest producer of energy with a $2 trillion economy, superb scientists and a first-strike nuclear arsenal "

Why isn't the US the world's biggest producer of energy?  Keeping OPEC honest?

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The United States has constructed a financial neutron bomb. For the past 12 years an elite cell at the US Treasury has been sharpening the tools of economic warfare, designing ways to bring almost any country to its knees without firing a shot.


The strategy relies on hegemonic control over the global banking system, buttressed by a network of allies and the reluctant acquiescence of neutral states. Let us call this the Manhattan Project of the early 21st century.


"It is a new kind of war, like a creeping financial insurgency, intended to constrict our enemies' financial lifeblood, unprecedented in its reach and effectiveness," says Juan Zarate, the Treasury and White House official who helped spearhead policy after 9/11.


“The new geo-economic game may be more efficient and subtle than past geopolitical competitions, but it is no less ruthless and destructive,” he writes in his book Treasury's War: the Unleashing of a New Era of Financial Warfare.


Bear this in mind as Washington tightens the noose on Vladimir Putin's Russia, slowly shutting off market access for Russian banks, companies and state bodies with $714bn of dollar debt (Sberbank data).

read more here - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/10771069/US-financial-showdown-with-Russia-is-more-dangerous-than-it-looks-for-both-sides.html

Meanwhile, there seems to be a never ending enlargement of the global banking network.  High fiber and best access for banks.  The common people are forced to sit by while their internet is given over to foreigners.  Anyone think there data will be secure when the internet is run by a committee of hostile foreign nations?

Will the bankers internet between Chicago and New York be given away?  Or, is that private property?

If a bank is being excluded from the global process, who fills the vacuum?  Big private American banks?  Banks with a direct line to taxpayer money and to big to fail?  Growing bigger every day?

What is wrong with this picture?

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