11American Free Press April 10 2013
Interesting information emerges from AFP’s source inside the Trilateral Commission meeting
The Trilateral Commission (TC), meeting near Berlin, March 15-17, devised a plan that would allow the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to reach into your wallet and grab your money. You can be sure the IMF, or “world treasury department,” will gladly take your cash.
United States Secretary of State John Forbes Kerry secretly attended the meeting under cover of “peace talks” in Baghdad. Kerry is a longtime Bilderberger. The Bilderberg group is an elitist set of corporate heads,major politicians, media moguls and financial kingpins who meet each year in guarded, closed-door policy meetings, to determine how the world should go.
The standard cover was a meeting in Brussels whereby TC boys and girls could duck into the meeting without explaining their absence back home. U.S. Representative Michele M. Bachmann (R-Minn.) also attended, which means TC considers her a potential president or vice president, despite charges in Congress that she misused campaign funds.
Trilateralists thought the potential dip into your pockets was amusing.
Antonio Borges of Washington, former director of the European Department of the IMF, was overheard by a source laughing and saying that people will not even notice the new levy.
On March 29, 
Why is the global economy in so much trouble? How can so many people be so absolutely certain that the world financial system is going to crash? Well, the truth is that when you take a look at the cold, hard numbers it is not difficult to see why the global financial pyramid scheme is destined to fail. In the United States today, there is approximately 56 trillion dollars of total debt in our financial system, but there is only about 9 trillion dollars in our bank accounts. So you could take every single penny out of the banks, multiply it by six, and you still would not have enough money to pay off all of our debts. Overall, there is about 190 trillion dollars of total debt on the planet. But global GDP is only about 70 trillion dollars. And the total notional value of all derivatives around the globe is somewhere between 600 trillion and 1500 trillion dollars. So we have a gigantic problem on our hands. The global financial system is a very shaky house of cards that has been constructed on a foundation of debt, leverage and incredibly risky derivatives. We are living in the greatest financial bubble in world history, and it isn’t going to take much to topple the entire thing. And when it falls, it is going to be the largest financial disaster in the history of the planet.
Cyprus lawmakers may have rejected the bank account tax, but the truth is that the financial crisis in Cyprus is just getting started. Right now, the two largest banks in Cyprus are dangerously close to a meltdown. If they fail, depositors could end up losing virtually all of their money. You see, the banking system of Cyprus absolutely dwarfs the GDP of that small island nation. Cyprus is known all over the world as a major offshore tax haven, and wealthy Russians and wealthy Europeans have been pouring massive amounts of money into the banking system over the last several decades. Yes, those bank deposits are supposed to be insured, but the truth is that there is no way that the government of Cyprus could ever come up with enough money to cover the massive losses that we are potentially looking at. This is a case where the banking system of a nation has gotten so large that the national government is absolutely powerless to stop a collapse from happening. If those banks fail, depositors may end up getting 50 percent of their money or they may end up getting nothing. We just don’t know how bad the damage is yet. And considering the fact that many of the largest corporations and many of the wealthiest individuals in Europe have huge mountains of cash stashed in Cyprus, the fallout from a banking collapse could potentially be absolutely catastrophic.
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