Guess Who Pointed To U.S. State Sponsored Terrorism?

Posted on October 2, 2014 by RonMamita — 1 Comment

Wow, Argentina!

Argentina’s Pres. Cristina Kirchner, called out the U.S./money cartel/financial Terrorists!
Excerpt:
…police warned her about supposed plots against her by Islamic State activists.

“So, if something happens to me, don’t look to the Mideast, look north” to the US, Kirchner said at Government House.

Just hours after the U.S. embassy here warned its citizens to take extra safety precautions in Argentina, an aggravated Kirchner said “when you see what has been coming out of diplomatic offices, they had better not come in here and try to sell some tall tale about IS trying to track me down so they can kill me.”

[Emphasis added for our discussions]
Read more:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/argentinas-debt-default-us-plotting-to-oust-kill-me-says-argentina-president-cristina-kirschner/5405758?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=argentinas-debt-default-us-plotting-to-oust-kill-me-says-argentina-president-cristina-kirschner

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One comment on “Guess Who Pointed To U.S. State Sponsored Terrorism?”

RonMamita says:

October 3, 2014 at 6:16 am

G20 and Argentina

ARGENTINA is burning on my consciousness!
I am looking for something from the G20 summit, after so much turmoil and diplomatic failures on the geopolitical stage, the theatre has been ablaze with deception and controversy.

In that vain I see some obvious trails to follow from China, Turkey, Germany, Russia, Brazil, and Argentina, of course other finance ministers may have a surprise beef with the dollar and Wall Street, yet the enthusiasm for SDR/RMB leadership in the currency wars appears to be coming from primarily a few strong willed and determined parties.

Argentina

I must remind the readers to please read about very suspicious events months ago, here is one reminder: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-02-05/argentine-banking-system-archives-destroyed-deadly-fire
Argentine Banking System Archives Destroyed By Deadly Fire
Obviously not coincidence, on the day when Argentina decrees limits on the FX positions banks can hold and the Argentine Central Bank’s reserves accounting is questioned publicly, a massive fire – killing 9 people – destroyed a warehouse archiving banking system documents. The Washington Post reported, the fire at the Iron Mountain warehouse (which purportedly had multiple protections against fire, including advanced systems that can detect and quench flames without damaging important documents) took hours to control and the sprawling building appeared to be ruined. The cause of the fire wasn’t immediately clear
(all may not be lost… the Akashic records and white hats may come to the rescue…)

Central Bank President Juan Carlos Fabrega resigns!
Alejandro Vanoli, president of market regulator CNV is the new Central Bank Governor.
Securities regulator, Vanoli, is seen as more in line with the president’s policies than Fábrega
CNV securities regulator chairman Alejandro Vanoli was picked yesterday to be the sixth Central Bank governor of the Kirchnerite era after Juan Carlos Fábrega’s surprise resignation.

Read More: http://www.buenosairesherald.com/article/171205/f%C3%A1brega-quits-as-central-bank-governor-vanoli-takes-his-place

The Argentina plot is thick as the government is attempting to wrestle control from the central bank and puppet masters from the international monetary club (G7, Wall Street, London, etc).

Note: Pres. Christina Fernández de Kirchner’s government signaled in the last few days the need to press further against black-market dollar peddlers and illegal operations in the blue-chip dollar market. In her Tuesday night speech, Fernández de Kirchner had spotlighted Economic Crime Prosecutor Alejandro Gonella saying there had been “calls from within the Central Bank to warn (underground exchange houses) about future police raids.”
[NOW DOESN’T that SOUND LIKE THE FEDERAL RESERVE, SEC, AND CFTC protecting banks such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs?]

It was during this national broadcast that the president also suggested that Gonella’s proposals to reform the Penal Code regulating the foreign exchange market could be a positive step.

The president had also criticized the Central Bank’s handling of violations of the exchange-rate law, affirming that “thousands of files” about criminality in the foreign exchange markets were waiting in vain for the Central Bank’s decision to act on them.
The president also squarely placed Fábrega among the responsible parties for what she called “actions from concentrated economic groups, together with agroexporters, putting pressure on our exchange rate to force devaluation.”
Vanoli’s appointment came after a series of raids on financial institutions led yesterday by the CNV, institutions originally denounced by the president in her Tuesday night speech

Policy making, aimed at controlling inflation had become increasingly erratic as the monetary authority got sucked into a tug-of-war with the pro-growth Economy Minister Axel Kicillof (equivalent to Lew Treasury secretary).

Fábrega was a bankster (BIS) fraternity member his departure will likely be retaliated from the international monetary club and SWF institutional investment.

Vanoli takes over the helm of the cash-strapped Central Bank with foreign reserves standing at US$27.9 billion — or roughly four-and-a-half months import cover, while the peso has fallen through a series of record lows since the July default.
Argentina needs help from international friends!
*Argentina is attempting to clean house of the leading criminal gang.
This is why I look toward BRICS and associates to step up…
Remember what Perkins wrote about economic hitmen and military.
Pressures, threats and dangers will mount for her and her nation from the boss criminal gang…

*

President Cristina Fernández said in a fiery speech Tuesday.
Fernández and her government have been infuriated by the U.S. government’s refusal, or legal inability, to squash court ruling that recently pushed Argentina into its second technical default in 13 years.

U.S. District Judge Thomas Griesa ruled in favor of investors that Fernández derides as “vulture funds” for rejecting Argentina’s restructuring offers following the country’s record $100 billion default in 2001.
The creditors are demanding payment of some $1.5 billion in unpaid debts and the judge said no other creditors can be paid unless they are.
…
She suggested the country’s economic woes, including a recession and high inflation, are being fueled by local businessmen in cahoots with outsiders, presumably the U.S.

“There are some players in the economy who want to bring down the government and they want to do it with help from abroad,” she said.
She also denounced the U.S. Embassy for a report warning of insecurity in Argentina, calling it “an immense provocation.”

The statements show that “U.S.-Argentine relations have hit a low point,” said Michael Shifter, president of the Washington-based Inter-American Dialogue.
“There has been a lot of strain between the two governments for some time, but the latest round on the debt issue has aggravated the tension.

Brazil

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