The industrialised world – consisting mainly of the US, UK
, France, Germany, Canada, Australia and Japan – maintain a vice-like-grip over global affairs. If you thought they just intend to control trade in goods, services & global financial capital (top 300 industrial corporations control 25% of the world’s $20 trillion stocks of productive assets), you may be in for a surprise. The developed world intends to extends its poisonous tentacles into the whole gamut of human activity on planet earth, by subsuming all economic, political and cultural institutions. The creation of the Bretton Wood twins in the early seventies (World Bank controlled by USA & IMF by Europe) to change the structure of international exchange rate mechanism was the first salvo fired to re-colonise the third world and break their monopoly over natural resources. The Bretton Wood twins extended a tranche of loans to the third world nations coupled with strict conditionality to carry out ‘structural reforms’ of their economies.
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, France, Germany, Canada, Australia and Japan – maintain a vice-like-grip over global affairs. If you thought they just intend to control trade in goods, services & global financial capital (top 300 industrial corporations control 25% of the world’s $20 trillion stocks of productive assets), you may be in for a surprise. The developed world intends to extends its poisonous tentacles into the whole gamut of human activity on planet earth, by subsuming all economic, political and cultural institutions. The creation of the Bretton Wood twins in the early seventies (World Bank controlled by USA & IMF by Europe) to change the structure of international exchange rate mechanism was the first salvo fired to re-colonise the third world and break their monopoly over natural resources. The Bretton Wood twins extended a tranche of loans to the third world nations coupled with strict conditionality to carry out ‘structural reforms’ of their economies.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
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