Fresh off of the 2008 Bilderberg Meeting, it looks as if New York Federal Reserve president Timothy Geithner is set to push a new agenda in the world of central banking that was likely decided upon at Bilderberg. Geithner yesterday, wrote an article in the Financial Times calling for a global regulatory banking framework. In addition, Geithner called for the Federal Reserve to have an instrumental role in this new framework. Geithner cites all of the problems that were actually created by the central bankers in the first place as the rationale for having greater centralized power. It is interesting Geithner decides to write this piece right after the Bilderberg Meeting where some of the most powerful figures in the world of central banking attended. Not only did Geithner attend, but the attendee list included Ben Bernanke the Federal Reserve Chairman, Henry Paulson the U.S. Treasury Secretary, Jean-Claude Trichet the president of the European Central Bank, Robert Zoellick the president of the World Bank and other high profile bankers. With the who’s who of central banking attending the Bilderberg Meeting, it is highly unlikely that what Geithner is proposing in his Financial Times article was not discussed at the Bilderberg Meeting. It is no secret that the true objective of the Bilderberg Meeting is to steer the world into accepting a global government. By establishing a new global regulatory banking framework, this will inch the planet ever closer to a one world currency operating in a cashless society where microchips are used to facilitate transactions. Make no mistake about it, this system will not be good, because it will be controlled by a bunch of criminal psychopaths like the one’s who attended the 2008 Bilderberg Meeting.
Bilderberg Seeks Bank Centralization Agenda | War On You

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Careful here dirtyp. Your getting dangerously close to being called a conspiracy kook. It's only 140 self annointed world elitists conspiring behind locked doors. Anyway, America's friend Henry Kissinger was there. How bad could it be?

Actually, that sounds about right. If we end up cashless society, then they can embed chips in us (because who'd wanna carry that thing around right?)that have all our banking/health/personal info embedded in them and we'll just get scanned everywhere we go like a walking credit card. On the upside of that I'm sure each chip will come with a GPS tracker included (for your safety of course... I mean... if you get hurt, we would know where to find you *cough*). And perhaps even by then they'll be able to include a tazing type circuit onboard so not only will they be able to find you, but, if they think you've done something wrong....with the push of a button drop you like a rock... nice and subdued when the police find you.

Not a future I'd wanna see happen for sure.

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>>>You're jesting with us, correct?

YES!!!!!!! I'll be more clear from now on.

>>>No need. I like jesting. And Kissinger is a neocon hump.

You also like felching, but nobody give a crap about that either jag off.

I take a Nihelistic view of the whole problem. Blow it all up and start over!

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>>>I apologize, my little yiddish friend. I know how tied you are to neocon splooge.

I'm a neocon. She's a neocon. Wouldn't you like to be a neocon too?