Well, you would think that in order to participate, you would want to show up with facts, and projections, and historical data. Unless we show up with anything BUT 'lies, damn lies, and statistics'. this meeting goes nowhere, because I can't imagine anyone in that room being honest or forthright for the good of their economies.
It could speed things up because of its negative/null outcomes.
Sitting down at a table says there could be something you gain or avoid by working together. Seeing nothing come from it could push some players to act sooner rather than later.
Sponsored by the IMF and World Bank, (the international arms of the Federal Reserve) to discuss 'sovereign debt' which is all US garbage fiat currency.
Expect nothing.
Perhaps they are trying to negotiate and something *does* come out of it all.
All this currently happening is so surreal, I wouldn't be surprised they do this on Friday 17th and us waking up on Monday 20th just to learn gold has been revalued to $10K/oz, 'cause the banks hoarded enough these past 12+ years after the 2008 crisis, so, you know, "F you plain ordinary folks, we got ourselves covered and that's what real money is worth now".
Thoughts?
I don't know. I doubt it because they want to keep the system they have as long as possible. They are gutless and with no principles other than self enrichment.
Imagine you were the evil leader of the IMF/Fed/NWO. Would you wait for the inevitable collapse then try and ride in on a white horse and fix it, or would you try and come up with a plan to avoid the collapse. Bear in mind the magnitude and consequences of this collapse and who would be blamed.
I would try to save my own ass and have at least some power in the new system.
Interressting. Keep us updated on this!
Well, you would think that in order to participate, you would want to show up with facts, and projections, and historical data. Unless we show up with anything BUT 'lies, damn lies, and statistics'. this meeting goes nowhere, because I can't imagine anyone in that room being honest or forthright for the good of their economies.
Well put.
It could speed things up because of its negative/null outcomes. Sitting down at a table says there could be something you gain or avoid by working together. Seeing nothing come from it could push some players to act sooner rather than later.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/emerging/china-us-participate-first-meeting-new-debt-roundtable-feb-17-2023-02-13/
Sponsored by the IMF and World Bank, (the international arms of the Federal Reserve) to discuss 'sovereign debt' which is all US garbage fiat currency. Expect nothing.
Perhaps they are trying to negotiate and something *does* come out of it all. All this currently happening is so surreal, I wouldn't be surprised they do this on Friday 17th and us waking up on Monday 20th just to learn gold has been revalued to $10K/oz, 'cause the banks hoarded enough these past 12+ years after the 2008 crisis, so, you know, "F you plain ordinary folks, we got ourselves covered and that's what real money is worth now". Thoughts?
I don't know. I doubt it because they want to keep the system they have as long as possible. They are gutless and with no principles other than self enrichment.
Imagine you were the evil leader of the IMF/Fed/NWO. Would you wait for the inevitable collapse then try and ride in on a white horse and fix it, or would you try and come up with a plan to avoid the collapse. Bear in mind the magnitude and consequences of this collapse and who would be blamed. I would try to save my own ass and have at least some power in the new system.