Theos-Talk Archives (June 2005 Message tt00047)

In South America in the past a series of political crisis started rising up in the same period in different government of different countries they were obliged to lend money from Jewish Banks. The interesting thing is that the CIA was behind this entire crisis. Now South America owns so much money for the Jewish banks that not even in 200 years they can pay their debts. It is an interesting way the methodology applied by some in order to create economical problems in some countries making them to be dependent of the "Western World owners". I wonder why they change the coin into Euro before the countries to approve the EU constitution. But now some leaders made the "brilliant" move to decide to ask the people to vote for the EU Constitution putting in risk the economy of their countries. These happenings are a bit awkward for me and soon we are going to see the European leaders dancing samba, mambo, rumba to try to keep their economy up if the do not have to end up taking money from
the "famous" banks.


Erica


Erica Letzerich <eletzerich@yahoo.com> wrote:
In my opinion only some unified nations could challenge 
the "supremacy of USA" which had interfered in serious and negative 
way in many nations all over the world, also spreading a culture of 
violence and sex. Guys from USA sorry to say that. 

But Europeans seem to be too self centred to understand towards 
which direction Europe was trying to walk. I see these happenings as 
clear a very negative result of a noble try to unify Europe. 

In Netherlands only 11 per cent of the population read the EU 
constitution, most of the people they are just unable to think by 
their own and make wise decisions. They are influenced by the 
political interests and charismatic leaders always, be these leaders 
a Hitler, a Bush, a Gandhi or anyone else.

"PARIS, May 30 (AFP) - The euro fell sharply Monday as traders in 
the United States came into the market to sell the currency a day 
after the resounding French rejection of the draft European Union 
constitution.
The euro slipped under the key 1.25-dollar level to a seven-month 
low of 1.2468 dollars in late afternoon trading, down from 1.2580 
late Friday in New York. The dollar, meanwhile, edged up to 107.94 
yen from 107.88.

Erica



--- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Erica Letzerich" 
wrote:
> Dear Frank,
> 
> As it seems we do not share the same political views so would be 
> pointless to discuss about it. :) If a domino effect really takes 
> place Europe is going to pass through a crisis, one more between 
so 
> many in its history. They rush into changing the coin into Euro, 
of 
> course the Euro also will fall eventually (if the NO goes on) 
> affecting the economy in Europe. And that will be for the 
happiness 
> of USA economy which was challenged with the Euro. Bush must be 
> laughing of happiness right now. 
> 
> Erica
> 
> --- In theos-talk@yahoogroups.com, "Frank Reitemeyer" 
> wrote:
> > Erica (I like your German first name), and The 
> > Netherlands says also NO.
> > The German people would have also liked to say NO, 
> > but "our" "agents" did not ask us, the 
> > "sovereign".
> > Thank you to the French and the Deutch!
> > You have saved Germany, too.
> > 
> > The freemasonic bolshevistic counsil system in 
> > Brussels is balked.
> > 
> > In the USA they had more success right now. Markus 
> > Wolff, ex Jewish boss of the GDR sadistic and 
> > satanistic Stasi secret service is since Jan. 01 
> > consulter of the Department for Homeland Security, 
> > which is an imitation of the monster Stasi.
> > 
> > The US gojim do not read about what REALLY 
> > happens, as they control over 80% of the press, as 
> > Kennedy just a few weeks ago in Germany.
> > Frank
> > 
> > 
> > ----- Original Message ----- 
> > From: "Erica Letzerich" 
> > To: 
> > Sent: Sunday, May 29, 2005 11:28 PM
> > Subject: Re: Theos-World France says 'no' to EU 
> > constitution
> > 
> > 
> > France says 'no' to EU constitution, plunging 
> > Europe into crisis
> > 
> > PARIS (AFP) - French voters massively rejected the 
> > EU's first ever
> > constitution, dealing a rude slap in the face to 
> > their governing elite
> > and a potentially fatal setback to the continent's 
> > ambitious plans for
> > deeper political union.
> > 
> > European leaders fear the French "no" could have a 
> > domino effect in
> > other countries planning to hold referendums -- 
> > first of all the
> > Netherlands which has a non-binding national vote 
> > on Wednesday.
> > Britain has hinted it might scrap a planned 
> > referendum if France voted
> > down the constitution.
> > 
> > 
> 
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20050529/wl_afp/euconstitutionfrance_0505
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