Don't let the calm demeanor fool you...
I was out there in the corner field, driving the Ford 4000 around in circles looking for the crop circles, and whoa!..
There they were!
Now I have to admit they were more properly "snow circles" rather than crop circles, due to the fact that the crops are under a foot of snow at the moment, but no matter.
I swear, when I got off the tractor, I could clearly make it out:
CARNEY=ANTICHRIST
Yup, right there in the corner field. Come out and have a look if you don't believe me... Oh nevermind. It's snowing again.
You won't see a damned thing by the time you get here.
Showing posts with label Bank of England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bank of England. Show all posts
Monday, November 26, 2012
NWO alien collaborators unleash plague of vomitting on UK
I'm not making it up; here it is in the Daily Mail Online.
Yes, I realize they fail to acknowledge the alien aspect of the story, but how could they?
They're part of the conspiracy after all.
Nor do they point out that this is a direct consequence of a Goldman Sachsanist taking the helm of the Bank of England.
It's not the first time that the levers of finance have been in the hands of Lucifer, is it?
Sachsanist/Satanist, England/Shmengland.
Those who know will understand; those who understand will know.
Yes, I realize they fail to acknowledge the alien aspect of the story, but how could they?
They're part of the conspiracy after all.
Nor do they point out that this is a direct consequence of a Goldman Sachsanist taking the helm of the Bank of England.
It's not the first time that the levers of finance have been in the hands of Lucifer, is it?
Sachsanist/Satanist, England/Shmengland.
Those who know will understand; those who understand will know.
Mark Carney; another Goldman Sachs alumnus rises to the top
Canadian Mark Carney has been anointed the next governor of the Bank of England.
Carney spent more than a dozen years at Goldman Sachs, and can therefore be relied upon to intuit the expectations of that firm's corporate culture.
In the big leagues they don't ask "what would Jesus do?"
Instead, they ask "what would Goldman Sachs expect us to do?"
And we expect Carney will know.
A good part of the reason why Carney looks good has little or nothing to do with the man himself. As his Wikipedia entry notes in passing, Canada's relatively robust transition through the current recession has far more to do with her "risk-averse fiscal and regulatory environment" than with anything Carney did or didn't do.
Canada was risk averse before Carney took the helm of the Bank of Canada and it will be risk averse after he leaves.
And that's a good thing.
Carney spent more than a dozen years at Goldman Sachs, and can therefore be relied upon to intuit the expectations of that firm's corporate culture.
In the big leagues they don't ask "what would Jesus do?"
Instead, they ask "what would Goldman Sachs expect us to do?"
And we expect Carney will know.
A good part of the reason why Carney looks good has little or nothing to do with the man himself. As his Wikipedia entry notes in passing, Canada's relatively robust transition through the current recession has far more to do with her "risk-averse fiscal and regulatory environment" than with anything Carney did or didn't do.
Canada was risk averse before Carney took the helm of the Bank of Canada and it will be risk averse after he leaves.
And that's a good thing.
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