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		<title>Economic Troubles In 2010? European Bankers Say So!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you have read my original blog location in 2008, you would have seen that I had plenty of topics regarding the current economic troubles. But just when things start to look a bit more normal(of course this has to do with the economy cylce and not who is in office. Take a look at [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://opinionsareeverything.info/wp-content/uploads/opinionsareeverything.info/2010/05/Euro_banknotes.png"><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-24" title="Euro_banknotes" src="http://opinionsareeverything.info/wp-content/uploads/opinionsareeverything.info/2010/05/Euro_banknotes-300x229.png" alt="" width="300" height="229" /></a>If you have read my <a href="http://artfulfrog.blogspot.com/2008/06/royal-bank-of-scotlandin-3-months-gobal.html" target="_blank">original blog location </a>in 2008, you would have seen that I had plenty of topics regarding the current economic troubles. But just when things start to look a bit more normal(of course this has to do with the economy cylce and not who is in office. Take a look at FDR and see that he did not bring them out of the great depression), Europe is back at the table with economic issues. Which also brings back the topic to rest of the world.<br />
It appears that since Germany and the IMF gave a &#8220;loan&#8221; to Greece, Europe has been worried about there own status among the Euro. Yet that quickly sends waves across there stock market, which in turn flows out to the rest of worlds stock markets.<br />
The real question here is all these talks about going back into this depression real or fake?<br />
You may wonder why anybody would ask if they are fake? Well, for around 20 years they have talked about a one world government and one world money system. If they make it sound like it will fall again, people will quickly pull out of stocks, which leads to it going down. Thus that leads to a round about of loss around the rest of the economy. If they do that, more people will rely on government support system and that will allow them to have more control.<br />
In a sense, it is the perfect storm for them to issue a one world government if this was to happen.<br />
Granted, we will not know what will happen in a few months down the line. This could all be talk and nothing may happen. Or again, it may happen.<br />
What are your thoughts on this?</p>
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