One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

[Guest]

This fellow certainly doesn't talk from a Christian viewpoint, but I read him every now and then, because he's entertaining. I thought this was worth noting -

In fact, I'd argue with the Fed taking (*pretty much anything) as loan security, and this morning's report that the "Bank of England may join securities buy-up plan" that what's going on at a global scale is one of the most important precursors to one-world government. A single universal bank. Seems to me that's what's coming, although by fits and starts.

from today's entry at http://www.urbansurvival.com/week.htm

A lengthy read, but some may find it worth the time.

[Tennken]

Re: One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

We know that this is coming, I guess it may be coming together faster
than we had thought.

[Issachar]

Re: One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

Hey PlumBob, would you be able to post more specifically where the article is or the name of it? Thanks if you can ...

Issachar

[Guest]

Re: One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

Issachar, use the link I posted above.

Scroll down about 1/2 way, and watch for a headline in green called "Number Munching Monday."

This guy writes every day, and puts new material at the top, so yesterday's stuff drops down the page. I just looked and it's still there.

PB

[Issachar]

Re: One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

Thanks PlumBob. I found it.
He mentions the JPM buyout of Bear Stearns @ $2/share. Pretty funny imo. Then they said to keep some ticked off share holders happy they offered ten bucks per? What a joke! eh.... how's 500% more? Now are you happy? LOL.

I just find it weird and kind of funny that these world/international bankers can just toss around massive amounts of money like that. Of course, paper is without much mass so it's easy to do and besides, most of the "money" is just one's and zero's on hard drives. Even easier to jerk around than paper is electrons and micron sized magnetic domains.

Issachar

[Guest]

Re: One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

I guess I can hijack my own thread for a minute, huh?

I read today in a hospital trade magazine that some of the very largest non-profit hospital groups (for example, Catholic Healthcare West - owns 47 hospitals) are having a very hard time with their long-term debt financing.

They were in the habit of selling their debt financing (CHW, for instance, $2.2Billion) on the short-term market, at 3 - 4% interest rates, and churning that over every 4 or 5 weeks. The short-term ("auction rate") market has gone bone dry, and CHW is now paying 7 - 8%+ and happy to get $$ for that.

[Issachar]

Re: One-world Bank - same theme, different spin

Wow ... I guess I didn't think about the fact that all this "credit crunch" dilema could actually have adverse effects on healtcare availability. It sure can though given what you just pointed out.

Issachar