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Originally Posted by Bownesian
The member states (and meta-states, in the case of the EU), represent the most powerful world economies. In a world where I have no choice but to buy stuff that is made half a world away in China and where bad mortgage regulation in the United States can lead to state bankruptcies in Europe, it is the height of foolishness to think that the leaders of these economies shouldn't get together from time to time to talk about what works, what doesn't and make macro-economic decisions to help everyone.
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It has very little to do with the political leaders and alot more to do with international central banking practices of these nations. The bankers flat out own most if not all of the G20 nations.
If the "leaders" want to make a real difference they should stay home and change their domestic banking laws to make it so we don't have to create money through private banking cartels, putting us in debt with compound interest.
Institutions like the IMF/World Bank, and WTO should be disbanded forever. They favor nothing but banks and corporations.
The planet as a whole is about 52 trillion dollars in debt to the banks of this world.......and it doesnt have to be this way.