Hey ATS the big False Flag happened today, 9/11/11, did you miss it?

As European powerhouse Germany warned of the possibility of a worst-case scenario "orderly default" for Greece, Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos announced plans Sunday to slice an extra two billion euros off the deficit.

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Germany has stepped up its rhetoric against Greece, warning that the debt-laden country could default on its debts in a move that highlights the growing divisions at the heart of Europe.

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The False Flag is financial collapse.

Greece is only the beginning, we are only one domino in a large line of them stacked up to fall.

While the nation shared sentiments about the Heros lost 10 years ago,

the first domino fell......

Maybe I had missed something...

Didnt greece just get bailed out within the past month or so?

Bankrupt already?

reply to post by morder1


Yes, already...

Bailouts don't pay off debts, silly!



They line pockets!

reply to post by Signals


exactly. this is why the airline industry had 2 bailouts in 5 yrs or something like that.

Interesting Signal,

Absolutely, we can't deny the fact that we're headed for global economy collapse, the end of the current system if you will.

A global collapse is inevitable whether you like it or not.

I just ate a Maruchan instant lunch cup O soup, it bailed my hunger

reply to post by Signals


Lets remember too, its time for the U.S. transitory debt ceiling to be raised,
again...yes so soon.

Its all just wrong!

reply to post by burntheships


and here we were told it would have to be done again until after the next elections.

It is really pathetic, how they are going about thinking up short term solutions.

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reply to post by iNkGeEk


wow, did they actually say such a thinly veiled ....ummmm .....lie?
I dont know what else to call it....

it's all a house of cards that they built. they can knock it down and rebuild it whenever they want, or whenever it suits them

If you think it will NOT soon play out as depicted below (or very closely at least) you are not paying attention.....

I was just talking with my mother about this yesterday (she's a sharp lady).

Bailouts achieve nothing... precisely because they don't solve the inherent problems in the system... they simply throw money at them. But by the same token, we're looking at a flawed system all across Europe. The indebtedness and interconnectedness of nations means that if one domino falls, the whole system falls. A single fail point is enough to bring down the entire house of cards.

Although Germany and France realise this, they've also expressed their desire for a new financial system; run by a single figure who manages the entire Eurozone. This financial collapse is exactly what they "need" to make that happen.

reply to post by iNkGeEk


iNkGeEk, your Avatar is the most epic thing I have seen in a looong time thank you very much for the good laugh

BTT:

Originally posted by Awen24
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Although Germany and France realise this, they've also expressed their desire for a new financial system; run by a single figure who manages the entire Eurozone. This financial collapse is exactly what they "need" to make that happen.

Thats interesting. Would you mind to show me a source where I can read up on this?

reply to post by Signals


How is this a false flag?

This is the rough definition of a false flag:

False flag operations are covert operations designed to deceive the public in such a way that the operations appear as though they are being carried out by other entities.

How do you fit Greece's default into that definition?

How is the public being deceived?

Who is doing this supposed deceiving?

And why?

reply to post by morder1


Yes and no. Bailout money was promised to Greece based on whether or not they'd make austerity cuts. Then after the cuts were made, the German Constitutional Court (basically the equivalent to the US Supreme Court) had to decide if it was constitutional for Germany to give billions upon billions to other countries to help keep other nations afloat.

You really hit the nail with the hammer on this one! (my own made up expression) They always like to sneak the important stuff in when the whole media is focused on something else. I was reading through the text pager intercepts on 9/11/01, and read some news updates people were getting on their pager. I know that a lot of other things happened that day, like the whole trillion missing dollars, but I found something else of interest that came on the news that day too that was obviously swept under the rug. It was something about 400,000 children in sex slavery. I'm assuming it meant worldwide, but who knows... They were too busy covering the 3,000 who died to worry about the 400,000 STILL LIVING, and SUFFERING! And Children!

reply to post by Chadwickus


The ones carrying out the false flag attack (bringing down the entire world economy) are the world's banks...

The con is to make us think we owe them all of this fake debt. (ie. that we did it to ourselves)

Then they take our property when we can't pay the debts.

reply to post by Chadwickus


I don't think the definition of false flag matters here does it.
We know very well, the financial system is flawed, and it will collapse.

Rather than focus our attentions on definitions, let's focus on the consequences of an imminent global collapse.
What should we be doing in the best interest our family, friends and strangers alike???

I think that's all that matters.

Seems to me it is a real flag..as apposed to false...

We know exactly what they're doing.

Just don't know their complete thought process behind it, is all.