They want to control and rule all the earth
2015 is obviously the year of implementing many institutional plans that were in the accelerated stage post 2008 Banking Crisis/Bailouts. Also obvious, is the power shift from West to East with Russia/China actions paving the way. This year, 2015, we have read reports of
And now this banking infrastructure report:
US anger at Britain joining Chinese-led investment bank AIIB
By Nicholas Watt, Paul Lewis and Tania Branigan
Thursday 12 March 2015
The White House has issued a pointed statement declaring it hopes and expects the UK will use its influence to ensure that high standards of governance are upheld in a new Chinese-led investment bank that Britain is to join.
In a rare public breach in the special relationship, the White House signalled its unease at Britain’s decision to become a founder member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) by raising concerns about whether the new body would meet the standards of the World Bank.
The $50bn (£33.5bn) bank, which is designed to provide infrastructure funds to the Asia-Pacific region, is viewed with great suspicion by Washington officials, who see it as a rival to the World Bank. They believe Beijing will use the bank to extend its soft power in the region.
The White House statement reads: “This is the UK’s sovereign decision. We hope and expect that the UK will use its voice to push for adoption of high standards.”
George Osborne – who has discussed the decision to become a founder member of the investment bank with his US counterpart, Jack Lew – has been the driving force behind developing closer economic ties between Britain and China. The chancellor has led the way in encouraging Chinese investment in the next generation of civil nuclear power plants in the UK and he ensured that the City of London would become the base for the first clearing house for the yuan outside Asia.
The US administration made clear in no uncertain terms its displeasure about Osborne’s decision to join the AIIB. A US official told the Financial Times: “We are wary about a trend toward constant accommodation of China, which is not the best way to engage a rising power.”
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Yet another example of Obama’s failed foreign policy.
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Either that or the deftly successful influence to achieve the Eastern bloc’s development of needed infrastructure…
All may not be as it appears, and Russia/India/China are no longer complacent.
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