In recent decades, dozens of sovereign nations have fallen into ever-deepening trouble by becoming indebted with the \u201cprivate megabank over-world\u201d for amounts far, far in excess of what they can ever pay back.<\/p>\n
Is this due to bankers\u2019 professional malpractice coupled with government mismanagement on a truly grand scale? Or are we seeing global power elite long-term planners slowly achieving their goals?<\/p>\n
Recurrent sovereign debt crises reflect neither\u00a0\u201cover-lending mistakes\u201d<\/em>\u00a0by bankers and investors, nor\u201cinnocence\u201d<\/em>\u00a0on the part of successive governments in deeply indebted nations.<\/p>\n Rather, it all ties in with a global model for domination driven by a system of perpetual national debt which I\u00a0have called<\/a>\u00a0\u201cThe Shylock Model\u201d<\/em>.<\/p>\n As with the tango which requires rhythm and bravado, Argentina is again dancing centre-stage to global mega-bankers\u2019 financial tunes after falling into a new\u00a0\u201ctechnical default\u201d<\/em>. Not just because the country is unable to pay off its massive public debt by heeding the\u00a0\u201crules of the game\u201d<\/em>\u00a0as written and continuously re-vamped by global usurers, but now with added legal immorality and judicial indecency on the part of New York\u2019s Second District Manhattan Court presided by Judge Daniel Griesa.<\/p>\n Griesa has shown no qualms in putting US law at the service of immoral parasitic\u00a0\u201cbankers and investors\u201d<\/em>\u00a0such as Paul Singer of the Elliott\/NML Fund and Mark Brodsky of the Aurelius Fund.<\/p>\n