There Is Fire In The Eurozone, Things Are Going To Explode! Engineered Crisis For More Centralization of Power!

• This coming sovereign debt collapse is a deliberately engineered situation by Illuminist banksters. They employ the Hegelian Dialectic of: Engineered Problem, wait for the Reaction and deliver their Pre-Planned Solution. They cause the problem and then use the reaction of the sheeple to herd them into the Illuminists’ pre-planned solution.
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• In the herding of the sheeple, the Illuminists employ massive amounts of fear. Fear will cause the sheeple to give up on many of their rights and look for a savior to save them. The Illuminist wolf in sheep clothing will be standing at the door posing as savior. It is all a SCAM. All scams are based on deception and mis-direction! (emphasis mine)
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  Riots, panic and meltdown in financial markets…To the Eurofanatics it’s just another BENEFICIAL CRISIS!
  By Gwyn Prins, http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/index.html
  … At times it reached far higher levels than when I wrote in this newspaper three weeks ago that the European Central Bank (ECB) had experienced its ‘1931’ moment and had lost credibility as the lender of last resort.
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  Since then the ECB has become a ‘bad bank’. It has only limited resources, yet has spent billions a week buying Spanish and Italian bonds to save their  economies. It is not just economies – Europe’s private-sector banks are also under immense strain and the ECB is expected to help them as well.
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  Make no mistake, there is fire in the eurozone. And sooner or later, things are going to explode.
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  It might come as a surprise, then, after such turmoil in the financial world and the ugly riots in the streets of Athens, to realise that in the eyes of those Eurocrats who inhabit the Brussels bubble, things are going pretty well.
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  That’s because the present euro crisis is an inevitable consequence of a deliberate choice. For them it is all part of a greater long-term project: a ‘beneficial crisis’ that will help hasten their ultimate goal of a federal European state.
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  This is not fanciful mischief making. Would that it were! One powerful Eurocrat, who is today at the epicentre of EU affairs, once described to me the three great crises the EU has experienced since 1991 in exactly these terms.
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  The first was the rejection of the EU Constitution in France, the Netherlands and Ireland. Ultimately, of course, the Eurocrats repackaged the document to be incomprehensible (as the constitution’s author, former President Giscard d’Estaing, openly admitted). It was then imposed as the ‘Lisbon Treaty’ with the Irish forced to vote again to give the ‘right’ answer.
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  The second crisis was over the endlessly intrusive EU climate policy. It was intended to make Europeans love the ‘Environment Union’, but it actually created corruption, bureaucracy, fake markets and the repeatedly collapsing Emissions Trading Scheme.
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  The third crisis is the big one: the euro. All three, my Eurocrat suggested, were ‘beneficial’ in that they had all resulted in ‘more Europe’. The root of our present collective peril lies in the fact that the euro single currency was consciously created to produce just such ‘beneficial crises’.
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  Any competent economic historian will tell you there has never been a successful ‘fiat’ (non-gold-based) currency unless it is underpinned by a unitary state, with unitary fiscal policies. They will also quote the golden rule:  ‘Never play politics with currencies: currencies bite back.’
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  The ‘Godfather’ of the euro, Jacques Delors, and his colleagues knew all this perfectly well. But the euro was always intended – slowly but inevitably – to generate successive crises to force the EU states to override their citizens and surrender sovereign control to Brussels.
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  This is how for 80 years single-minded dreamers have planned to build the federal state that the ignorant people of Europe so annoyingly refused to grant them freely. The tactic has its origins in a forgotten episode of European history.
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  And this tactic has worked, exclaimed my Eurocrat. The result of ‘beneficial crises’ over the past 60 years has always been ‘more Europe’. He also used another image for me, and a telling one: ‘To get a horse to jump a hedge, you have to frighten it.’
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  The certainty of a euro explosion is why Angela Merkel and Nicolas Sarkozy, appearing before the world’s Press earlier this month, looked like rabbits trapped in the headlights of a crisis spinning out of their control. They announced proposals for a ‘true European economic government’ that turned out to be nothing of the sort. Instead, their plans for a tax on financial transactions spooked the markets.
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  Like their predecessors in 1931, they were trying to pretend at all costs that a bust financial system was not bust. But at what cost? History tells us that similar policies in the Thirties caused extreme deflation and the Depression. In Germany, the Nazis thrived. From 1932 to 1938, most of southern Europe went fascist.
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  Are these ‘beneficial crises’ so cynically fostered, so consistently and for so long, now unintentionally beckoning to the shadows once again? It is not just the euro at stake, but much deeper and darker things too.

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