Comments - Chinese puzzle makes blue-blood Rothschilds see red - Saviors Of Earth2024-03-29T11:54:18Zhttps://saviorsofearth.ning.com/profiles/comment/feed?attachedTo=2492330%3ABlogPost%3A104242&xn_auth=noHah. This has me sniggering.…tag:saviorsofearth.ning.com,2009-01-27:2492330:Comment:1043692009-01-27T21:10:26.385ZUllanhttps://saviorsofearth.ning.com/profile/Ullan
Hah. This has me sniggering.<br />
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Now, why would the Bank of China first negotiate a deal with the Rothschild family (Ironically also one of the only family names my spellchecker will accept as correct) and then renege on the deal, to the detriment of the family's financial empire which loses Quebec's Caisse de Dépôt et Placement stake, lessening their hold on the finances of North America? Quite simply, someone in China is far brighter than the dinosaurs in 'the West' could have…
Hah. This has me sniggering.<br />
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Now, why would the Bank of China first negotiate a deal with the Rothschild family (Ironically also one of the only family names my spellchecker will accept as correct) and then renege on the deal, to the detriment of the family's financial empire which loses Quebec's Caisse de Dépôt et Placement stake, lessening their hold on the finances of North America? Quite simply, someone in China is far brighter than the dinosaurs in 'the West' could have anticipated.<br />
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Let's first explore why the Rothschild empire would want to welcome a stake from the Bank of China. The Rothschild family have for centuries been the driving force behind 'modern banking'. Indeed, the family has so many stakes, shares, interests and investments, that it can be said they alone control over half of the world's wealth. This is true in most of Europe and the Americas, but the one area that has always been just outside their grasp is the large honey pot that is China. One of the largest economies in the world, hungry for resources and ruthless enough to keep its currency undervalued to gain competitive gain, China rivals both the European Economic Union and the North American Trade federation in financial clout. As it is hungry for resources, which can be acquired cheap in a period of economic downturn, and possesses the manufacturing output required to flood the international markets with cheap goods, along with cheap labor to keep down said manufacturing costs, China is set to be the major player in the next few decades.<br />
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So why exactly would the Rothschilds want a 10 percent stake of the Bank of China so badly? Quite simply, they see that the source of wealth in their traditional areas of influence is drying up, and they know where the stream of cash is going. If any turnaround for this current economic climate is going to come out of China, as many expect, then the Rothschild financial machine would first make profit off the investors going through their channels, and then once more off the Bank of China when the invested funds are recycled into financial products for consumption in the western markets.<br />
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Why is China dragging their heels to approve the deal? Quite simply, because they know a desperate man when they see him. Why pay up for a deal when you can simply wait and get a better deal for much more favorable conditions later?<br />
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If there is one thing they know in the East that we have never mastered, it's patience.