Resistance to the Empire of the international banking cartel is growing in some very interesting ways. 1) Egypt is working with Russia to find a political solution to the chaos the Empire has created in Syria. This is a big improvement over the support the terrorists had from Morsi and still have from the Sauds. The move is interesting in that Egypt is financially beholden to the Saudi government. Does Sisi sense that the balance of power is changing and a multipolar world can and must emerge? 2) Turkeys gas deal with Russia is really changing the equation. Abandoning South Stream puts Germany and other belligerents in the EU on the defensive against the anger of the peoples of the former Soviet Republics who are losing out. It will also have direct economic repercussions on Germany, adding to the pressure that German industrialists are already putting on Merkel. 3) One of the conditions that the Troika (EU, IMF and European Central Bank) imposes on their loans to countries they are largely responsible for bankrupting is the sale of public assets. In the case of Greece, that included the rights to gas fields off Cyprus. When Gazprom won the bid, the EU blocked the sale, putting Greece that much deeper in debt while in the midst of a depression they aggravated with crushing austerity measures. That could be the fuse that lights a revolution in Europe. socialistworker.org/2014/12/18/new-opening-left-greece
Posted on: Fri, 19 Dec 2014 04:26:10 +0000
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