BANKSTER ZOMBIEGuess what happens when the US government has to buy 64% of it own government bonds?
to be exact, the government's evil twin, the Federal Reserve,
the hollowed out volcano of the zombie bankers,
with molten hot lava.
[inside the Federal Reserve, Washington. Notice the orange henchmen/ politicians]All in order to keep the show going.
It's zombie time. The US has done a Greek tragedy,
but it has a few delaying tactics hidden under it's sagging zombie skin.
LOOK HARD! BEYOND APPEARANCES
You see a country.
It's walking, talking, bragging, warring
and yet it's quite dead. Observe:
the common proud American man or woman zombie, carrying a flag
the common American farmer zombie
the American superhero zombie
the average political dialogue zombie [check Fox News]
the pro-bankster President Obama Zombie
the Godfather of the President Zombies [see also Bush43]Meanwhile it's trying to bite the brains of the Euro vampires.
making them into zombies as well.
Greek zombie Peter Andre: simply refuses to die quietly.
Irish zombie
Latvian zombie
["I thought the EU was going to save us, but they bit my brains"]HAHAHAHHHHhahaaaaa ROTFLOL
another Greek Zombie, Prince Polyp of Greece and England
Icelander, a bit pale, but still alive.
They killed their zombie bankers!!
to help you recognise the habits of a zombie, the best documentary on
zombie bankers in the world: the Hedger Thriller Chiller Horror Theatre
And it's really sad that, just as corporations have achieved
full personhood and political rights,
in the US through the Citizens United case decision in the US Supreme Court,
(itself full of zombie judges, doing as their told-below)
and already the bankers have become Zombies, too.
-Cos67 ¬(%^D>
checkitout: 3 things
1
I believe the zombie action is reported in this edition of the Keiser Report: SORRY, WRONG
2
-Iceland refuses to pay up for its crooked bankers [from citizensforgovernmentaccountability.org]
Written on March 10, 2010 at 2:17 pm by susan
Iceland Votes No to Bank Bailouts for British and Dutch Banks
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Why Should Iceland Pay for Banks Mistakes?
Updated: Election results / Analysis
Support for Bank Extortion by Foreign Countries is Treason.
“….the UK and Holland no longer are going to profit from the interest charged is a great victory for us in the negotiations.” [1]
Prime Minister Johanna Sigurdardottir
The election on the government’s law relating to the requirement that Iceland bank, ‘Ice-Save’ pay interest on non-capitalized loans was held today. The first results indicate over 98% voted “No,” on the law.
On March 6, 2010, Iceland held a public referendum to determine whether to pay the British and Dutch banks 5.2 billion dollars in interest, lost after the Icesave bank collapsed in the banking crisis.
Iceland Prime Minister, Johanna Sigurdardottir seeks better payment terms between Iceland, Britain and the Dutch.The public overwhelmingly voted “No,” on the law that Parliament approved on December 31, 2009. Since the president of Iceland refused to sign the law, Iceland’s Constitution’s required the law be put to vote. Banking speculators are not entitled to bailouts. Why should the public pay, for Bankers mistakes?
Prime Minister Sigurdardottir, also seeks remedy for Britain’s freezing of assets of Iceland’s bank, ‘Icesave’ in Britain, through anti-terror legislation against Iceland.
Extorting interest payments from non-capitalized loans notes constitutes fraud and grand larceny. Extortion is a terrorist act. The public stand against the British banks is a victory for Iceland. The British extortionists must return what was stolen from Iceland’s bank, ‘Iceland,’ in monetized currency.
Source information: http://iceland-dori.blogspot.com/2010/03/national-referendum-in-iceland-today.html
*Citizen for Government Accountability version provides election results with commentary.
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Gordon Brown, author of the UK banking crisis, is a hypocrite:
Ice News- President of Iceland 'Gordon Brown should apologise'
Olafur Ragnar Grimsson, the President of Iceland, stated in an interview with Wall Street Journal, that Gordon Brown, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, should apologise to Icelanders for actions he took in October 2008.
“If Gordon Brown wants to be an honorable man, he should apologise for telling the world that Iceland is a bankrupt country,” said Grimsson.
Brown’s actions did very little to help Iceland’s situation, foreign companies ceased dealing with Icelandic counterparts, and the IMF considered withholding a portion of its bailout package.
In addition to Grimsson’s opinion on Brown’s actions, the interview also focuses on the Icesave issue and his decision to refuse the Icesave Act approval in January 2010. Grimsson explained that from a political and constitutional point of view, it was the most important decision he has made during his career and that it consequently saved Iceland’s taxpayers a lot of money.
Additionally, the interview also discusses Iceland’s negotiations with the European Union [no, stop! don't! AAAAHHhahhhhhhh-Cos67].
Grimsson said the main reason why Iceland applied for EU membership was due to the fact that after the collapse of its banking system, it seemed impossible in the long run for the country to keep its own currency.
However, Grimsson continued, “We’ve seen euro-zone countries moving from one crisis to another. That has changed the picture.” He said it must be possible for Iceland to join the European Union without adopting the euro [AAAAAhhaaaaaahhh! NOOOOoooo!-Cos67], and referred to Poland and Denmark as examples.
To read the full interview, click here.
Read more: http://www.icenews.is/index.php/2011/01/17/president-of-iceland-gordon-brown-should-apologise/#ixzz1CWuazjIg
