Wednesday, February 25, 2009

BROWN TOLD FSA TO LAY OFF THE CITY

So it was Gordon Brown and Ed Balls(?) who told the FSA to lay off The City.

Ed Balls was at Bilderberg in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006 and 2007 and was Chief Economic Adviser to the Treasury.

He knows.

Get Balls in the dock immediately.

Bilderberg want world government. Brown and other Bilderbergers now use the current financial crisis, which we now know Brown and possibly Balls engineered, to claim we need a world government to stop this kind of global crisis happening again. It is definitely a case of problem-reaction-solution.

Want a world government? Engineer a world war and when the people are slaughtered and unable to resist, implement some world governing organizations.

Want a world government? Engineer a financial crisis and claim we need some more world governing organizations to stop it happening again.

Want a world government? Engineer a panic over something global, e.g. the climate, and implement yet more global governing organizations to interfere with everyone's lives.

Want a world government? Suggest that all the aforementioned global organizations would work better if they were all joined together and functioning as a bona fide world government.

Brown is overtly working towards this, betraying not only us but his own children to the monsters who engineered WW1, WW2 and the Holocaust.

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From http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1155562/Brown-told-question-banks-risky-practices-says-City-watchdog.html

Gordon Brown helped fuel Britain's banking crisis by pressuring City watchdogs into 'light-touch regulation', MPs were told today.

In damning evidence to the Treasury select committee, Financial Services Authority chairman Lord Turner said there was clear 'political' pressure not to question the business models of banks such as Northern Rock, HBOS and Bradford and Bingley.

The phrase 'light-touch regulation' was one often used by Mr Brown when chancellor and his then City minister Ed Balls.

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