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Sarkozy, Merkel, Brown, And Berlusconi
President Nicolas Sarkozy, who hosted German Chancellor Angela
Merkel and prime ministers Gordon Brown of Britain and Silvio
Berlusconi of Italy, vowed governments would help
European Banks and financial
institutions in trouble.
They also want the Group of Eight world industrialized powers to
marshal a global response to the financial crisis.
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Leaders Told Their Citizens They Faced A Depression.
Despite the assurances from European leaders, one German minister
could not resist an alarmist take on the gathering storm.
"We learned from the worldwide economic crisis of the 1920s (and
1930s) that an economic crisis can result in an incredible threat for
all of society," he was quoted as saying in an advance copy of Der
Spiegel's Monday edition.
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The Depression Is Where Hitler Came From
Interior Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble warned in a magazine interview
that the global financial crisis could have political repercussions,
noting that Adolf Hitler rose to power following the 1929 Wall Street
crash.
"The consequences of that depression was Adolf Hitler and, indirectly,
World War II and Auschwitz."
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We Must Bail Out The Bankers
"We thought we were not as stupid as speculators in the 17th
century who traded in Dutch tulip bulbs and annihilated
everything," he said. But, he added, "we have been just as
stupid."
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The 17th Century Tulip Craze
The
Dutch/Zionist futures market
created a frenzy on the price of tulip blubs (today's stocks),
they drove the price to exorbitant highs, fleeced the Dutch
people, and then ran to the ghettoes of Europe.
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But There Is A Problem
The Average German is sick of the Jews controlling their government
and paying reparations on s sixty year old fair tale.
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Germans Are Angry About The Destruction Of Their Culture
One of the greatest university systems in the world has been turned
into a sewer of multiculturalism, with most university administrators
Jewish.
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