"Hungary has really joined Iceland and Russia in kicking out the Rothschild bankers. Their Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, recently told the IMF (International Monetary Fund) that Hungary neither wants, nor needs assistance from the Rothschild-owned Federal Reserve bank and, therefore, the Hungarians will no longer be forced to pay usurious interest, in his words, “to private, unaccountable central bankers.” So, instead, the Hungarian government has assumed sovereignty over it’s own currency and now has had a rapid recovery and they paid back early a €2.2 billion debt to the IMF and is now done with all of their obligations there, so they’ve demanded that the IMF close it’s offices and, basically, get out of Hungary. It’s a huge step to have one more country not only do it, but do it successfully and get the reward. In the long run, a nationalized bank is not what Thrive is suggesting, but as an interim term, taking it back from the Rothschild private bankers is a good Stage 1 step in our solutions strategy."
Posted on: Tue, 01 Oct 2013 15:16:02 +0000
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