On March 20, 2008 the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), the enforcer of the financial chains binding mankind, moved to isolate Iran from the imperial system of globalization. This is effectively a brutal move to destroy
the sovereignty and the lives of the Iranian people by economic strangulation. "The Day of Infamy: The March 20, 2008 US Declaration of War on Iran" by John McGlynn is posted on Global Research on March 26,2008. The following quotes detail the action and its ominous implications as the pathocracy moves to consolidate its grip on the throat of suffering humanity. The scientific dictatorship is playing its cards.
"Some indication of how unwilling can be found in the pages of Der Spiegel (English edition). In July 2007 the German news magazine reported that "anyone wishing to do business in the United States or hoping to attract US investors had best tread softly when it comes to Iran. Germany's Commerzbank stopped financing trade with Iran in US dollars in January, after the Americans piled on the pressure." One German banker interviewed said: "German financial institutions feel the United States government has been engaging in 'downright blackmail'." The magazine goes on to report: "Anti-terror officials from the US Treasury are constantly showing up to demand they cut their traditionally good relations with Iran. The underlying threat from the men from Washington is that they wouldn't want to support terrorism, would they?"
"What then will the impact be of this US-Iran banking standoff? For the US, almost no impact at all. Treasury bureaucrats will spend some time and a little taxpayer money making phone calls, checking computer screens and paper trails to monitor global banking compliance with sanctions. The cost of financially ostracizing Iran will be a bargain for US taxpayers compared with the eventual $3 trillion cost of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars estimated by Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard financial expert Linda Bilmes."
"Iran, however, will become another Gaza or Iraq under the economic sanctions of the 1990s, with devastating impact on economy and society. That Iran's complete financial and economic destruction is the goal of US policy was spelled out by the State Department the day before the FinCEN announcement."
Mankind is at the crossroads and the question now becomes, "WILL IRAN SUBMIT TO DOMINATION BY THE MASTERS OF MONEY?
the sovereignty and the lives of the Iranian people by economic strangulation. "The Day of Infamy: The March 20, 2008 US Declaration of War on Iran" by John McGlynn is posted on Global Research on March 26,2008. The following quotes detail the action and its ominous implications as the pathocracy moves to consolidate its grip on the throat of suffering humanity. The scientific dictatorship is playing its cards.
"Some indication of how unwilling can be found in the pages of Der Spiegel (English edition). In July 2007 the German news magazine reported that "anyone wishing to do business in the United States or hoping to attract US investors had best tread softly when it comes to Iran. Germany's Commerzbank stopped financing trade with Iran in US dollars in January, after the Americans piled on the pressure." One German banker interviewed said: "German financial institutions feel the United States government has been engaging in 'downright blackmail'." The magazine goes on to report: "Anti-terror officials from the US Treasury are constantly showing up to demand they cut their traditionally good relations with Iran. The underlying threat from the men from Washington is that they wouldn't want to support terrorism, would they?"
"What then will the impact be of this US-Iran banking standoff? For the US, almost no impact at all. Treasury bureaucrats will spend some time and a little taxpayer money making phone calls, checking computer screens and paper trails to monitor global banking compliance with sanctions. The cost of financially ostracizing Iran will be a bargain for US taxpayers compared with the eventual $3 trillion cost of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars estimated by Nobel prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz and Harvard financial expert Linda Bilmes."
"Iran, however, will become another Gaza or Iraq under the economic sanctions of the 1990s, with devastating impact on economy and society. That Iran's complete financial and economic destruction is the goal of US policy was spelled out by the State Department the day before the FinCEN announcement."
Mankind is at the crossroads and the question now becomes, "WILL IRAN SUBMIT TO DOMINATION BY THE MASTERS OF MONEY?
