domenica 2 dicembre 2012

Al Jazeera: "Italy is done with austerity" - Traduzione: "lasciate ogni speranza voi che qui entrate"

Quod per ut , Is pandus suus caput capitis quod gave sursum Suus phasmatis 



Ascoltare i primi 5 minuti dell'intervista  segnalata qui:  http://paolodarpini.blogspot.it/2012/11/siria-monti-mario-recita-ad-al-jazeera.html


 …Monti non ha neanche risposto alla domanda:" adesso che ha creato l'austerity, ed è calato di brutto il denaro in circolazione, come farà a rilanciare l'economia?" Domanda giusta di giornalista acuto.

La risposta giusta di golpista bocconiano della Goldman Sachs: 

in quanto la ripresa prevedeva il primo periodo di austerity, l'austerity è parte integrante della ripresa e quindi   l'austerity è  LA ripresa !!"

Incorniciatevela nella toilette per momenti di stipsi grave; leggerla può aiutare.


Tra l'altro, se andate al sito di Aljazeera. il titolo è: Mario Monti: "Italy is done with austerity " che potrebbe significare o che l'Italia ha finito con l'Austerità, o piuttosto che l'Italia è finita a causa dell'austerità. Che sia il solito messaggio subliminale dei bildenbergesi?

Monti è un vero professionista della comunicazione; se gli chiedessero come mai la Commissione Europea in cui aveva avuto un ruolo dirigenziale dal 1999 ha dovuto chiudere per ammanchi di cassa di 7.000 miliardi, se gli chiedessero dove sono spariti quei soldi dirà: "ma volevamo rimetterli in circolazione!"

È come chiedere al ladro al supermarket col pollo in mano cosa volesse farne; dirà: "volevo riporlo sullo scaffale!"

Andate su Wikipedia e cercate "Santer Commission", vedete i 7.000 miliardi rubati; una commissione sulla commissione Santer, mandata a chiarire gli ammanchi , scrisse a un certo punto disperata per i muri di gomma che si trovava di fronte: "It was becoming increasingly difficult to find anyone who had the slightest sense of responsibility.". E così la fecero chiudere. Per proseguire con le indagini penali che però non ci furono. 

"In response to the report, PES withdrew their support from the Commission[8] and joined the other groups stating that unless the Commission resigned of its own accord, it would be forced to do so.[11] So, on the night of March 15, Santer announced the mass resignation of his Commission."

E giù tutto l'iter burocratico per cui i membri ladri della commissione potevano esser richiamati solo dagli Stati che li avevano mandato a rubare, gli Stati si rifiutavano di farli rientrare: morale, la Commissione fu forzata a sciogliersi, e i 7000 miliardi non si sa dove son finiti. 

Responsabile: nessuno. 

Mario Monti commentò che la commissione si sciolse per colpa di qualcuno che non voleva assumersi le proprie colpe, ma pare che questa fosse la tesi anche degli altri componenti del gruppo indagato.

Di seguito il fascicolo che fu pubblicato dopo 8 mesi di indagini; non è stato facile trovarlo; lo danno sparito da più siti.

Riguarda: "Allegations regarding Fraud, MIsmanagment and nepotism in the European Commission". E commenta in fondo nelle conclusioni "nessun membro poteva essere all'oscuro di ciò che è accaduto". E quindi neanche supermario.
Oddio, finchè metto al al posto della mia segretaria mia cugina, che magari è gnocco, chi se ne frega, ma SPARIRONO 7.000 MILIARDI !!!!! Così come stanno sparendo i beni degli italiani e dell'Italia; Monti sa come si fa; dopotutto alla Bocconi qualcosa insegneranno. Nomen est Omen; si chiama Bocconi perché insegnano a magnare.
Ecco qui la Santers Commission; magari uno ne trova una versione migliore? 

Facciamo l'Impeachment di Monti?


Ma a parte qualche scheletruccio nell'armadio,



MONTI NON HA IL PIANO DI RIPRESA !!!!! 


Se non l'Austerity, in quanto, lo ha detto in tv nel filmato sopra, "L'austerity è LA ripresa".
Se ripresa vogliamo, cacciamo questo delinquenti, nazionalizziamo le banche, ricusiamo il debito pubblico. O congeliamo per 5 anni a interessi zero, poi si vedrà. Magari altri 5 o 10, finchè non ci siamo ripresi


Se il piano di ripresa lo avesse, lo avrebbe detto, ma con la gente a le aziende a terra come cazzo la fai la ripresa? Dai Monti, tu che sei figo dicci come si fa adesso che ci hai distrutti per benino.
Ma forse parlavi di ripresa bancaria, e allor tutto rientra nei ranghi.
E per rispondere al mio amico fraterno stimato  ing Sandro Turello che dice che Monti ha migliorato l'immagine dell'Italia: ha migliorato l'immagine agli occhi degli speculatori di borsa, del Wall Street Journal che te lesi ti, dei banchieri che vedono ancora grasse vacche da mungere. Ma l'immagine vera dell'italia ce la facciamo con il Parmigiano che viene solo da noi, con la burrata pugliese che a NY costa un occhio della testa, con i vestiti di marca, con Morricone, con Fellini... Insomma, col made in Italy. Il resto è foffa, truffa, fumo. Abbasso le banche, viva l'economia.
E come diceva Cicerone alla fine di ogni discorso, anche noi dovremmo chiudere ogni email con: 

"Ceterum censeo Bancam delenda est". 

Ovvero, finchè non è distrutto questo sistema bancario (e il sud america ci dimostra che è fattibile), non ne usciamo vivi.

Fra le altre calzate dice che la BCE deve avere il controllo di TUTTE le banche dell'EUROPA !!!! MA questo è pazzo !!!!!!


(Antonio Miclavez)




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"Allegations regarding Fraud, MIsmanagment and nepotism in the European Commission"

This article is part of the EU
Revolving Door project of
SpinWatch.
Mario Monti

Mario Monti (19 March 1943) is an Italian economist and
politician. He was born in Varese, Italy. After an extensive career
in Italian and European politics and as an advisor to various major
corporations and banks including Goldman Sachs International, he
was appointed Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri della
Repubblica Italiana (Italian Prime Minister) on 9 November 2011.
Contents
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1 Education
2 Business Activities
3 Affiliations
4 Revolving Door
4.1 Political Career
5 Resources
6 Notes
Education
In 1965 Monti received his degree in Economy at the Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Milan
and specialised at Yale University.
Business Activities
In 2005 Mario Monti joined Goldman Sachs International as an advisor.[1] He is also a member of
the advisory board of the Coca-Cola Company.[2]
He was previously advisor to Italian car giant FIAT and to insurance company Generali Group.
Between 1988-1990 he was Vice President of one of Italy's first and most important banks La Banca
Commerciale Italiana (BCI) (also known as Comit).[3] He has authored many publications on
economy and finance and is a columnist in one of Italy's leading newspapers Il Corriere della Sera.[4]
Affiliations
Mario Monti was the first elected European chairman of the Trilateral Commission in 2010[5] and is
on the Steering Committee of Bilderberg.[6] He is also on the Executive Committee of the Aspen
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Institute Italia[7], a member of the IMF's European Regional Advisory Group and the honorary
president (previously Chairman 2005-2008) of Brussels-based think-tank Bruegel.[8]
Revolving Door
On 9 November 2011 Mario Monti was nominated as Senatore a Vita (Life Senator) and on 13
November 2011 was appointed Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri (Prime Minister) of Italy by
Presidente della Republica (Italian Head of State) Giorgio Napolitano within less than 24 hours of
the resignation of Silvio Berlusconi.[9]
Political Career
Mario Monti served as European Commissioner in charge of the Internal Market, Financial Services
and Taxation from 1995 to 1999 under Jacques Santer's Commission and then as European
Commissioner for Competition from 1999 to 2004 under Romano Prodi's Commission. Although,
Monti did not officially work with Goldman Sachs until 2005, it was during his years with the
Commission that Goldman Sachs became interested in Monti. This comes as no surprise given the
strategic importance of Monti's decisions that could make or break takeover and merger deals in
which Goldman Sachs had a direct or indirect interest.[10]
According to the European Commission's official website, Monti
handled a number of well-known cases such as General Electric/Honeywell, Microsoft, and the
German Landesbanken. He also introduced a radical reform of EU antitrust and merger
controls and led, with the US authorities, the creation of the International Competition
Network (ICN).
He was also EU coordinator for the France-Spain electricity interconnection, and brokered the
agreement between Prime Ministers Fillon and Zapatero in June 2008. Mr. Monti was also a
member of the Attali Committee on French economic growth, set up by President Sarkozy
(2007-2008).[11]
The Santer Commission 1995-1999, in which Monti Served as European Commissioner in charge of
the Internal Market, was dissolved amidst allegations of fraud, mismanagement and nepotism.[12]
The official report of the allegations was put forward by a Committee of independent experts and led
to the immediate collective resignation of the Santer Commission.[13] Although many of the
Commissioners, including Monti, were not individually subject to any specific allegations of
wrongdoing, the Committee concluded that all Commissioners bore responsibility. The
Commissioners denied any knowledge about the alleged wrongdoings in their respective
departments, however, the Committee found that the problems were "common knowledge in their
services, even up to the highest official levels" (Committee of Independent Experts, 15 March
1999)[14]
By the report's own admission the Committee was unable to address all the allegations due the
extremely limited time available and that it "did not seek 'proof' in the judicial sense of the word"
(Committee of Independent Experts, 15 March 1999)[15] with regards to the information it obtained.
The report also makes it clear that it was never intended be a judicial enquiry.[16] The timely manner
of the collective resignation helped avoid a potential independent judicial enquiry, and the
succeeding Prodi Commission actually assisted in covering up and preventing the debate on
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accountability of the Commission opened by Parliament and the independent experts. The collective
resignation of Santer's Commission and the manner in which the succeeding Prodi Commission was
reappointed without a parliamentary debate was deemed illegal by legal critics.[17]
After the controversies surrounding Romano Prodi's appointment to the presidency, when Prodi took
office he reappointed Monti along with three other Commissioners from the Santer's Commission
despite their collective resignation over the allegations of fraud, mismanagement and nepotism.
Mario Monti's advisory role to Goldman Sachs and his recent appointment as Italy's Prime Minister
to assist with the countries "debt crisis" has come under a lot of scrutiny. The banking industry, in
which Goldman Sachs has enormous influence, has played a significant role in creating the current
debt crisis, particularly but not limited to cases, such as Greece and Italy. Naturally colossal banks
such as Goldman Sachs have a lot to lose or gain from how those countries choose to manage their
debt and patrimony. It therefore may not come as a surprise that Goldman Sachs will have an interest
in determining or shaping the outcome of the current debt crisis. The appointment of Goldman Sachs'
Senior Advisor Mario Monti as Prime Minister of Italy at a crucial moment of Italy's debt crisis
points to a worrying conflict of interest.
It is also of significant interest that Monti's appointment coincides with other recently appointed
Goldman Sachs associates to key positions in Europe who will undoubtedly have a role to play in
shaping the future of the eurozone's economic crisis. Former Goldman Sachs Managing Director
Mario Draghi was recently appointed head of the European Central Bank. In addition Draghi is also
associated with the notable Bilderberg Group in which Monti sits on the Steering Committee.
The former Head of the European Central Bank and Greece's Central Bank, Lucas Papademos was
recently appointed as Greek Prime Minister. During his time with the Greece's Central Bank, Lucas
Papademos was involved in a controversial debt swap with Goldman Sachs. Papademos is also a
member of the Trilateral Commission where Monti sits as European President. As Prime Minister,
Papademos has appointed another former Goldman Sachs employee Petros Christodoulou as head of
Greece's debt management agency. It should also be noted that within 10 days after Mario Draghi
was appointed head of the ECB both Papademos and Monti were not elected but appointed after their
respective predecessors were forced to resign. Both men were presented as "technocrats" and
appointed to head up an "expert government" to impose emergency austerity measures to help
manage the country's debt.
Resources
"European Commission, Economic and Financial Affairs," accessed 17 November 2011.
Merrell, Caroline, "Goldman hires former EU Competition Commissioner," 14 December
2005, Times Online, accessed 31 January 2010.
Notes
↑ Merrell, Caroline, "Goldman hires former EU Competition Commissioner", 14 December
2005, Times Online, accessed 31 January 2010.
1.
↑ European Commission, Economic and Financial Affairs, a 2. ccessed 17 November 2011
3. ↑ Giornalettismo, Mario Monti, the technocrat turned politician accessed 19 November
4. ↑ TGCOM Mediaset Who is Mario Monti?, Accessed 17 November 2011
5. ↑ Trilateral Commission Leadership, accessed 17 November 2011
6. ↑ Bilderberg Governance, accessed 17 November 2011.
7. ↑ Executive Committee of Aspen Institute Italia Accessed 19 November
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↑ Brussels-based think-tank B 8. ruegel, accessed 19 November 2011
↑ Ansa.it Napolitano Nominates Monti to form new Government, Accessed 17 November
2011
9.
↑ Foley, Stephen. 18 November 2011 What price the new democracy? Goldman Sachs
conquers Europe Accessed 22 November 2011
10.
11. ↑ European Commission, Economic and Financial Affairs, accessed 17 November 2011
↑ The European ParliamentFirst Report on Allegations regarding Fraud, Mismanagement and
Nepotism in the European Commission 15 March 1999 Accessed 21 November 2011
12.
↑ The European ParliamentThe resignation of the Jacques Santer Commission 17 March 1999
Accessed 21 November
13.
↑ The European ParliamentCommittee of Independent Experts. (15 March 1999). First Report
on Allegations regarding Fraud, Mismanagement and Nepotism in the European Commission.
Brussels: European Parliament. p. 137 Accessed 21 November 2011
14.
↑ The European ParliamentCommittee of Independent Experts. (15 March 1999). First Report
on Allegations regarding Fraud, Mismanagement and Nepotism in the European Commission.
Brussels: European Parliament., p.11. Accessed 21 November 2011
15.
↑ The European Parliament Committee of Independent Experts. (15 March 1999). First Report
on Allegations regarding Fraud, Mismanagement and Nepotism in the European Commission.
Brussels: European Parliament. Accessed 21 November 2011
16.
↑ J Nergelius, De-legalize it-On Current Tendencies in EC Constitutional Law, in P. Eeckhout
and Tridimas, eds., Yearbook of European Law, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 21,
2001–2002, 443 cited in Rossetti, C. (2006). Chapter IIV, The Italian EU Presidencies And
The De-Legalization Policy. In J. Nergelius, Nordic and other European constitutional
traditions. Brill.
17.
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1 commento:

  1. ...aggiungo un breve notizia A Monti , dopo essere stato 2 giorni fa al auditorium di Verona ha dato notizia che dopo le varie tasse e i vari tagli al sociale pure la sanità è in crisi sui posti letto diminuiti negli ospedali da 4 a frazionati 3,7 ogni 1000 abitanti , ma spero che li aumenti a 10000 così non ha necessità di tagliarli ulteriormente inoltre sul esigenza di dare un assegno minimo di sopravvivenza agli anziani : NON si può PER IL rigore sulla stabilità europea. Allora era meglio che, Draghi non fosse stato eletto a Presidente della BCE e Momti a Presidente del consiglio per convincere la Merkel di salvare l' ITALIA con la politica economica sino al 2016 sulla nuova Economia DEL rigore tecnico politico per un fondo , salva stati . al italiana
    Basta!Non c'è più decenza!

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