ARGENTINA: A CASE FOR MONETARY SOVEREIGNTY And why the IMF wants to punish Argentina

The Argentina shows that placing the sovereignty and monetary policy, or with the state as a player in economic policy, you can not only resist the imperialist oligarchies, but escape the neoliberal catastrophe. In Great Britain, have been given a specific name and follow it as if it were a soap opera in the geopolitics: "The Christines at war," the war of Cristine (between the secretary of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde and Argentine President Cristina Kirchner), it would be a fiction series really impossible not to follow. The new episode (treat for gourmet) was held in a sumptuous international theater: the East Coast of the U.S three days ago, an exchange of words between gun-cotton the secretary of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, the Washington office-reduce an official meeting with the accountant vain-which, childishly threatened the Argentina purposely using a football metaphor: "For the moment I'm showing a yellow card for that country, but there is a mandatory deadline is December 10 , 2012. Once past that date will automatically take the red card and Argentina will be expelled from the International Monetary Fund. " The Argentine President was at that time a stone's throw away, was in New York at the UN building.To add that (the writers are skilled professionals of the trade) at the exact moment in which Madame Christine threatened Senora Cristina, the president was speaking UN General Assembly in Manhattan advocating the independence of South America and with clear- serious threatening tone well covered by the usual diplomatic rhetoric-that the international geo-political theater is no longer the 70s and the great age of slavery, colonialism has ended. Finished his speech, his secretaries have notified immediately externalization of her namesake French. And the President Kirchner said at once: "Argentina is a great nation.But before you a great nation.We have a vast area blessed by natural fortune. We have our own resources, which will enable us to safeguard our freedom and our independence. But above all we are a proud country that keeps us dignity. It will mean that we'll be out. " What is the dispute? Here it is exposed in a very simple and concise: The International Monetary Fund says that, on the basis of their available data, inflation in Argentina has reached the figure of 30% as a result of irresponsible action of issuance of paper money by the Banco de la Nacin The (Central Bank of Argentina) because in Argentina was chosen (the term used is "irresponsible") the road infrastructure investments, land conservation hydro-geological, minimum wage, subsidized credit to businesses, protectionism (with high rates charged to all multinationals in Argentina that produce but do not invest their profits in local activities to promote employment) and increase in its budget deficit in order to improve public education, scientific research and technological

innovation. The IMF believes that inflation so high a risk of "implosion of the economic system" and then the rest of the economy, to guard, to move away from an economic model so disastrous, described as "out of control" and then or l 'Argentina adapts or pops out.Once outside, immediately asked for the balance of all their bonds, the payment of all international transactions of goods, and the entire financial system of the world declare "down" all forms of financing to Argentina, which also should immediately abolish investment and launch into a powerful movement of austerity, rigor and credit crunch, otherwise the cancellation of contracts of international import-export. The Government of the Republic of Argentina, however, argues that its inflation is around 9%. It declares that the data provided by the International Monetary Fund are not actual data, because the rating companies who provided the information is private agencies funded-this fact known from JPMorgan, Citibank and Socit Gnrale, which are a party and want to destabilize the entire South America to have the opportunity to speculate on ourselves. Argentina, also believes that the 'IMF "has launched a system of punishment" against nations with a financial system that prohibits economic center (as is the case of Argentina) any activity speculative financial derivatives, because financial investments are permitted only on securities and companies that produce real goods. As a final consideration, Argentina considers that the International Monetary Fund had the task to monitor the economic situation of countries without ever having to work on the quality of national economic policies and local as the principle of self-determination a value recognized by the international card UN on 1948. These are the two positions. It is a powerful political confrontation, that concerns us all. Who will win? I do not know. But I know who I want to win. And I know, with mathematical certainty, what will happen is that in one of those cases. Christine Lagarde to raise its voice in Washington, along with mountains as a partner, because you feel sure of victory, and in my opinion wrong. His victory has three stages: 7 October in Caracas (general elections in Venezuela, a country crucial to the entire West at this time), November 6 in the U.S. (presidential elections), November 15, the date on which the troika will deliver its report on the state of Greece merciless, at which point the Hellenic nation will be protested, pushed out of the euro and surprise! Instead of the infection, it will not happen anything at all if you do not shake the last 48 hours. It will show and prove, therefore, that the euro works and holds every bump, Greece will sink into misery and uncertainty (proving that there is no salvation without the euro) and the euro supported by discounted oil from Venezuela,supported by Wall Street (in the ten days following the victory of Romney will skyrocketed with huge gains across the European banking system) will eventually settle and give orders to the rest of the world. At least the western part. This is what I think Lagarde. But what weapons for Argentina? Huge, huge. It is using them all. I'll tell you one of the weapons used in the recent past (finished successfully twenty days ago) on a previous episode of the soap opera distant entitled "The War of the lemons between the two Cristine" with a subsequent episode entitled "Coke is the real thing,baby. " War of lemons In 2004, when Argentina, fresh from his failure, he began to roll up their sleeves for the desired

recovery uses various forms of economic advice, including that of a group of German scientists: historical tradition, the Germans are home there. Come agronomists green from Germany, carrying the new 'green' technology, developed in the field of agriculture. The Germans discovered that the Argentine lemons are excellent. And varano an ingenious plan. Thanks to having a vast territory available, the government invested a massive amount of money to launch a system of agricultural cooperatives employing about 150,000 hectares to produce the largest lemon in the world. To get the result, it takes years, but the technology helps. Finally, at the end of 2009, here are the juicy lemons. Go to the international market. The fruit is second in quality only to Italian lemons (the most valuable species in the world) with the addition that has a market price of less than 212% of the Sicilian lemons, Ligurian, Greek, Turkish, Spanish, Provencal.The biggest consumers of lemons in Europe are Germany and the UK, because of their power. The Germans need to dress their salad and sauerkraut, which are greedy and English are used to spray their dish daily, the famous "Fish & Chips", foil consists of fillets of cod and chips that well matched with the pint of beer the pub, every sacred day at 17., 30.The Germans make use of large discount but also get Coca-Cola, whose chief executive, in person, fly to Buenos Aires and signed a commercial agreement for a period of 25 years for the lemons with the recipe which consists of as many as 22 of theits 30 soft drinks all over the world. The administrator said that 93% of its lemons takes in Argentina, the remaining 7% from Florida. Shortly after, you switch to soy. It arrives in China: commercial contract for a period of 50 years; acquire 92% of the national production of soybean (tens of thousands of hectares always by the Germans) and 10 million cows. The cattle are raised by Argentine producers in the endless grasslands of high ground, slaughtered, butchered, just like the Chinese, wrapped, put on a gigantic air refrigerators and depart daily 50 giant transport planes that bring in Beijing the meat needed to feed 250 million Chinese. There's also the Japanese who take the production of mineral water of less than 122 glaciers of the south pole for a total of 20 million hectoliters per month for 50 years.The Japanese drink water argentina but do not know it. All this contributes to an increase in GDP Argentine order of a 5% per year and will be the springboard for their economic recovery. By the Chinese, Argentina you pay in dollars and bpt Italians, the Japanese in dollars and bpt Germans. By the Germans and British in euro. Sabotage and the answer of Argentina But in 2010 the geo-political situation changes suddenly. Clear indications of the European Union start to attack Keynesian economies thriving. For a political fact. Britain is the first to adapt. It 's the first act of the newly-elected David Cameron. As soon took office, he discovers that the Argentine lemonssuddenly-not comply with international health standards. As a result, he turns to protest the European Union and Van Rompuy himself denounced the agreement calling for a penalty for Argentina, as well as close them access to international export. For a month in Argentina protest, suffering and worries. Then you bring to mind a great idea. The Kirchner personally wrote a letter to the headquarters of Coca Cola in Atlanta where he explains to the corporation that does not get caught by the next day not a single lemon. Not only. Using the complaint of the European Union, supported by the declarations of origin printed on soft drinks Coca Cola, appeals to WHO asking to be removed from circulation all over the European continent the 22 drinks that contain Argentine lemons "because they lack the protective devices health care provided by

the European Conventions in force, given that Europe maintains that our lemons are not good, it follows that they can not even fit our drinks made with lemons. "For Coca Cola is a damage of about 25 billion. Start a dispute that lasted 20 months, a tug of war between the two Cristine. The ending of the episode is unknown. The president of Coca Cola reassures the Kirchner saying "ghe I think." It succeeds. 1-0 for Argentina. End of the previous episode. The next, dated 13 December 2012, no one knows how it will end. But you know what will happen if wins the Christine French: 48 hours later, Argentina, accepting the expulsion, will protest the contract with Coca Cola, tell the Chinese that they will be meat-free and soy-free, tell the Japanese that they will be certainly 'drinking water, say the Germans, who will no longer have the oil at a discount. And all these people will seek reasons to Christine in Paris. Argentina, therefore, will have as lawyers Coca Cola, China, Japan, the agricultural industry in Germany.

Hungary Follows Iceland Plan Dealing With the Banksters and Corporate Gangsters By Thelonestarwatchdog.com What is more of a threat to our liberties then standing armies is the banking cartel and the corporate oligarchy. These corporations and the Bankers seek to have a monopoly over a commodity or something the people need crushing any form of competition that will rival their control. Iceland broke up the banking cartel monopoly on the money supply because it had a choke hold on their economy. When central banks have a monopoly of issuing and controlling the value of the currency creating debt slavery. The Iceland economy was in near ruin. The people of Iceland took back control from the bankers and said no to a debt the nation did not owe. They arrested the bankers and the agents in the government. Now the economy is rebounding since the bankers are no longer in control. Now the county of Hungary threw out the IMF and Monsanto. Both of these corporate entities are seen and been proven to be a real threat to the republics sovereignty. Monsanto products making people sick eating GMO food. This multinational corporation trying to have a monopoly on the food supply and the seed distribution. Monsanto can be linked to killing livestock and the death of honey bees. I give kudos to Hungary, I hope other nations follow their lead throwing out these monopolies out of their countries. Hungary is also throwing out the IMF. It was another good move.

Russian Legislator Wants Central Bank to Share Power with Government By Alexander Kolyandr Members of the ruling United Russia party submitted to parliament a draft law that, if approved, would force the Bank of Russia to consult policy with the government, a legislator said on his website Tuesday. The motion is spearheaded by Yevgeny Fedorov, a member of the Duma, the lower house of Russias Parliament, since 2003. Hes known for his unorthodox views of the global financial system. In interviews, he insists that Russia is a colony of the U.S., and that Washington is behind all of Moscows main headaches, including terrorism and the anti-Kremlin movement. The draft of the bill states the government is to set interest rates together with the central bank and co-manage with it the countrys financial reserves, investing them in Russia. The countrys participation in international financial organizations is to be regulated by parliament, according to the draft. From the professional point of view, this proposal doesnt hold water, said Alexander Morozov, chief economist at HSBC in Russia. Should it be adopted, the legislation would add to instability, he added. The Bank of Russia is currently independent from the government and parliament. Central banks ability to act without political supervision is considered to be one of the cornerstones of financial stability. Despite some doubts over the extent of the Russian central banks independence in reality, the institution has been praised for its monetary policy in the recent years, which helped reduce annual inflation to the post-Soviet low of 6.1% in 2011. Its highly unlikely [the law] will pass in this form in the nearest future, said Mr. Morozov. The Bank of Russia didnt reply to a request for comment.

For further informations: How IMF, WTO, WB and central banks looting nations see movie: Catastroika Book: Unholy Trinity: IMF,WB,WTO http://www.thelonestarwatchdog.com/2012/09/09/hungery-follows-iceland-plan-dealing-with-thebanksters-and-corporate-gangsters/ http://blogs.wsj.com/emergingeurope/2012/08/22/russian-legislator-wants-central-bank-to-sharepower-with-government/ http://sollevazione.blogspot.com/2012/10/argentina-un-caso-da-manuale-di.html