Welcome to Babylon: The endgame - Part II

June 24, 2012 - Update:  Well, they're finally calling it as it really is.  The analyst are saying what used to be considered the parlance of tin foil hat-wearing conspiracy theorists.  They are actually saying "we're slaves to the central bankers..."

April 28, 2009-Update:  Events are moving at the speed of warp factor eight.  Read Martin D. Weiss's piece, dated April 26, 2009, in Money and Markets.  This is so sick. 

So much has transpired since I last posted that I hardly know where to begin.  Okay, so the bailouts have gone forward and AIG gave back some of the money after Congress imposed a ninety-percent tax on the loot.  It turns out that AIG was a funnel--a conduit for pass-through money that would benefit some foreign banks and domestic institutions that had already received TARP money, one of the biggest beneficiaries being Goldman Sachs.  The IMF has already proposed a world "super currency" to replace the U.S. dollar as the world reserve currency.  The G20 Summit has come and gone, with Gordon Brown and other heads of state calling for a new world order.    This is old news now.  The raping of the taxpayers continues.  A friend of mine had scoffed at the idea that the global financial economic meltdown was intentional on the highest levels.  He doesn't think that idea is preposterous any more.  He had a change of heart after reading Paul B. Farrell's piece on MarketWatch.  A growing number of analysts, academics and former government officials are calling this financial crisis by its rightful name--a coup.  This is a hostile takeover of the U.S. government by the global banking cartel, spearheaded by Goldman Sachs.  Sounds preposterous?  Just remember, when you have lived an entirely fictitious life, reality is what appears absurd.