Who is financing these Green groups?
Globalist banksters, who also have already stolen 1/2 of Switzerland's Gold -
that is who.......

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10558740

As if persons who decide to commit
suicide have no other means? Yeah, right!

Regarding the theft of Swiss Gold,
read:

http://www.amazon.com/Gold-Wars-Battle-Against-Perspective/dp/0971038007

( if you want to know what is really
happening in our times )

Inside story of central bank's
attempts to control gold,
September 22, 2002

By

D. Buxman "A Seeker of
Truth" (Pueblo, CO United States) - See
all my reviews

The G-7 nations have been trying
to artificially suppress the price of gold for years, ever since these
nations went off the gold standard and elected, under U.S. pressure, to rely
solely on fiat money. The problems that we are currently seeing with the
global economy are a direct result of this short-sighted, ignorant policy
that destroys the economies of developing nations, many of which are gold
producers, and threatens the stability of the economic structure of the
entire planet. Ferdinand Lips does a remarkable job of explaining a complex
subject in an interesting and lucid manner. Especially of interest is his
explanation of the campaign of blackmail that was used to force Switzerland
into the IMF and off the gold standard. Excellent reading!

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Real Money and Power unveiled, May 1, 2002

By A Customer

This book goes a long way towards
explaining the root of unfolding financial crises in international finance
today. Authorities in the field of investing are saying this book is going to
be remembered as a classic that explains the old gold standard, the current
collapse of fiat currencies, and what the future may hold. (written 7 years ago - Ken)

Economic implosions have often led
to world wars in the past, and are certainly playing a role in the present
prelude to World War III.

This book is much more than a dry
economic treatise!