U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung | |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 292254 Ireland 09/02/2007 11:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung Briefed on the Judge's ruling, Lyndon LaRouche declared on Sept. 1, "This is wonderful, because it puts the entire issue in the proper perspective. A U.S. Judge has rejected the idea of British sovereignty over what are fundamentally U.S. based financial entities, despite their 'letterbox' presence on the Cayman Islands. This is an assertion of U.S. sovereignty, against an attempted British invasion via the 'Pirates of the Caribbean.''' LaRouche added, "The Cayman Islands house some of the nasties crocodiles in all of the Caribbean. This is a ruling that has dramatic ramifications. I applaud the Judge's action.'' |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 285741 United States 09/02/2007 11:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung american investors to grow thier retirement funds free of the IRS and big brother raping them. Thanks Larouche - you just opened the door to letting them fuck us all.... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 286677 United States 09/02/2007 01:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung "The Cayman's also help a lot of small and mid-sized american investors to grow thier retirement funds free of the IRS and big brother raping them." And they can continue to use the Cayman Islands as long as they don't try to declare bankrupcy and screw their investors. Again, thank you, LaRouche. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 277444 United States 09/02/2007 01:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung Anyone who favors to give US court proceedings jurisdiction over ANYTHING is ill informed. ALL US courts dance to illuminati/federal reserve orders. Of course, so does the Cayman court system. Until the US system is forced to become honest, fair, impartial and equal, to believe that which court system you're in matters is all mental masturbation. If you want to know the truth about the 3D world system of lies and deceit, watch Michale Tsarion spell it out for you in his over 3 hour spellbinding explanation. You'll get the equivalent of a PhD in psychology in the process, if you can understand, remember and apply what he teaches. In this present subject of the courts, he would point out that the controllers own both systems and they are doing what they want. They provide their own "enemies" to make us think that something significant is happening. It is all a diversion to attempt to keep us from discovering our joy, bliss, light within. Google Tsarion 2012 and become enlightened, if you so choose. |
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User ID: 292133 Netherlands 09/02/2007 01:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung I giggle at this sort of extreme stupidity To shape the world is to become immortal |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 277444 United States 09/02/2007 02:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung "To shape the world is to become immortal" A lie from a fool. Immortal: "exempt from death" Raupp, quote me the name of one world shaper that didn't die. You live in your own fantasy world of denial. |
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AFP User ID: 292562 Australia 09/03/2007 01:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung If the Fed keeps pumping liquidity like they have been?? ... soon school kids will have the ability to start playing Jenga with their lunch money. Mounting Worldwide Pattern of Financial Breakdown Sept. 2 (LPAC)--Contrary to the financial press-directed myths, that "the markets have calmed down," there is a pattern over the past 48 hours, that shows the intensification of the systematic world financial breakdown, and the resulting panic coming to the surface. ** Speaking at the Kansas City Federal Reserve's annual conference at Jackson Hole, Wyoming, which many of the world's leading bankers and economists attend, economist Martin Feldstein delivered a panicked warning. "The economy could suffer a very serious donwturn," Feldman, President Reagan's former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers said, presenting the possibility of a tightening credit crunch. Feldstein stated, "A sharp reduction in the interest rate, in addition to a vigorous lender-of-last resort policy, would attenuate that very bad outcome," and made the case for slashing the Federal Reserve's federal funds rate by 1 full percentage point, from its current 5.25% to 4.25%. Also at Jackson Hole, Federal Reserve Board governor Frederic Mishkin said Sept. 1, that "central bankers should ease monetary policy quickly and aggressively in response to a big fall in house prices," according to the Sept. 2 Financial Times. (Economist Lyndon LaRouche has made it manifestly clear that the money-pumping proposals of the type that Feldstein and Mishkin advocate, would create a hyperinflation by far more serious than that of 1923 Weimar Germany.) [link to www.larouchepac.com] Last Edited by Phennommennonn on 10/07/2011 10:31 PM |
AFP User ID: 292562 Australia 09/03/2007 01:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Asserts American Sovereignty Over Cayman Island "Letterboxes"; British Are Stung Everyone is paying through the nose for food. Same situation in west OZ. AGRICULTURE: EIR Study 'From Food Shock to Famine' A rise of 8% in U.S. consumer food costs this year is projected by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. An upcoming EIR Study of the hyperinflation of food prices reveals globalization to be the underlying cause. But it was only with the painful suppression of FDR’s legacy that globalization was allowed to depress the world. As Americans unite around today’s necessity to solve the current crisis in housing and banking, the principle of FDR’s leadership cannot remain lost for long, if we triumph. Thus, as we review the case of food hyperinflation, consider it with FDR kept in mind. Only the dullest of minds have enough empty space up there for fat Al Gore’s food policies: “Feed me, and let the darkest starve first.” Globalization has led to food hyperinflation in two ways: (1) Through the subordination of the priority of feeding people to the priority of stuffing the bankers, disguised as bio-foolery (i.e. the ethanol and bio-diesel craze). (2) Through the active takedown of farms by agro-cartels and their financial conspirators, under the mantra of ‘globalization’. Are the following results actually desired by your Congressman, or are they simply intoxicated by ethanol?: **World grain stocks have dropped! Just consult the Aug. 10 World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates issued by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The case of rice makes the general point. A staple diet for over 3 billion people, rice ending stocks may sink to 74 million metric tons (mmt) this year, way below their previous—and still inadequate--levels of over 152 mmt, and far below what the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization considers to be a safety level. **Despite rising world output of corn and coarse grain, the fraction available for food and livestock has dropped, due to the heavy demand of the ethanol distilleries. **In the U.S., wheat plantings were lower this past year too, as farmers switched to corn. This, combined with reduced output in other parts of the world wheatbelts, due to weather and other factors, has resulted in short supplies following the Northern Hemisphere’s wheat harvest. ** World dairy products of all kinds (powder, butter, casein, etc.) have also become--relative to need--scarce in recent years; dairy prices internationally have spiked 50 percent in the past six months. [link to www.larouchepac.com] Last Edited by Phennommennonn on 10/07/2011 10:31 PM |
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