Is the axe laid to the American tree, and will that tree be felled within   
   two weeks time, or at the very least be chopped down to size?   
      
   On April 8th, 2011 the Institute for New Economic Thinking -- or INET --   
   which was founded by globalist billionaire George Soros, will be holding a   
   very important -- and very elite -- economic conference at the famed The   
   Mount Washington Hotel -- also known as the Bretton Woods Hotel -- in New   
   Hampshire. In its day, The Mount Washington Hotel was considered the most   
   advanced, and most luxurious of hotels, and was host to many celebrities.   
   But insofar as this post is concerned, what The Mount Washington Hotel is   
   most famous for is the 1944 UN-sponsored Bretton Woods International   
   Monetary Conference, which was attended by members of forty-four Allied   
   nations.   
      
   As I explain in part one of my 2007 series "Saddam Hussein's Execution And   
   The Euro Dollar War", following the 1930 Great Depression, with so much   
   money in circulation, the U.S. Government couldn't possibly exchange it all   
   for actual gold reserves, because there simply wasn't enough gold to cover   
   it all. As a result, in 1932, U.S. President Roosevelt removed the dollar   
   from the gold standard.   
      
   However, the governments of foreign countries could still have their dollars   
   converted back into gold by the U.S. Government -- if they so demanded it --   
   at $35.00 an ounce. This financial arrangement with the nations of the world   
   was a result of the aforementioned Bretton Woods International Monetary   
   Conference. This conference established a new global financial order --   
   referred to as the Bretton Woods System -- in which the U.S. dollar was   
   established as the currency reserve of the world, thus giving it tremendous   
   purchasing power. But this was not the only important development which   
   resulted from the Bretton Woods International Monetary Conference. What also   
   occurred at that time was the creation of the World Bank, as well as the   
   International Monetary Fund. If you are a longtime reader of my work, then   
   you will already know my opinion concerning these two institutions.   
      
   So what does this have to do with George Soros and the April 8th conference?   
   Quite simply, it is no coincidence that Soros -- by way of the Institute for   
   New Economic Thinking -- has selected The Mount Washington Hotel as the   
   location for the upcoming conference. He is in fact making a very clear   
   statement, and that statement is that -- in his mind at least, and in the   
   minds of his elite colleagues -- it is time to establish a new global   
   financial order -- a multilateral system -- which is not so dependent on the   
   United States and the U.S. dollar. As I explain in the aforementioned   
   series, the U.S. dollar has been riding high for a very long time now, and a   
   lot of nations want that to change. Thus, the U.S., the European Union, and   
   other nations have engaged in a financial tug-of-war -- the euro-dollar war   
   -- for years now.   
      
   In his own words, Soros states that he wants to "establish new international   
   rules", as well as "reform the currency system", so that other nations --   
   such as China -- are more equally represented in global economic decisions,   
   and receive their fair share of the financial pie. In his 2009 book entitled   
   "Open Society: Reforming Global Capitalism", Soros wrote that he wanted to   
   "reconstitute the International Monetary Fund". He also noted that   
   "Reorganizing the world order will need to extend beyond the financial   
   system and involve the United Nations, especially membership of the Security   
   Council . . . That process needs to be initiated by the U.S., but China and   
   other developing countries ought to participate as equals . . . The rising   
   powers must be present at the creation of this new system in order to ensure   
   that they will be active supporters."   
      
   Who are these rising powers? According to the Institute for New Economic   
   Thinking's website, they are the European Union, Eastern Europe, Latin   
   America, and Asia. George Soros and his colleagues are very serious about   
   this; and given the financial power that the man possesses, he may very well   
   get what he wants. In fact, Soros is referring to the upcoming INET   
   conference and the anticipated reorganization of the global economic system   
   as "the New Bretton Woods".   
      
   What also worries certain American financiers and America's elite, is the   
   fact that Soros doesn't seem to hold particularly warm feelings towards the   
   United States. In fact, like certain other people -- and I would include   
   myself in this group -- he views the U.S.A. as a declining superpower. As I   
   mention in a number of my articles, it appears that America's "glory days"   
   are over, and it has in fact been in a period of moral, spiritual and   
   financial decline for years now. Concerning the latter, it has sold its   
   financial soul to China.   
      
   In some regards, America is like the ancient Rome Empire during its period   
   of slow decline. But there is a danger here. As George Soros notes ". . . a   
   declining superpower losing both political and economic dominance but still   
   preserving military supremacy is a dangerous mix."   
      
   While Soros is a globalist -- and I don't like globalists -- I would have to   
   agree with him at least on this point. Despite its current state of decay,   
   the United States has been involved in more or less continuous warfare   
   somewhere in the world for the past sixty years or so: the Koreas, Vietnam,   
   the Balkans and Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya; and that doesn't   
   include the Cold War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, clandestine intervention in   
   Nicaragua and other Latin American countries, and other minor military   
   interventions which don't receive a lot of longterm media coverage.   
      
   The truth is that America just doesn't seem to know how to live at peace   
   with the rest of the world for extended periods of time. It is a nation   
   which was founded upon war, and which continues to thrive on war. War is the   
   economic life blood of the nation. America has become like a longterm   
   adulterous woman: marry, divorce, remarry, divorce, remarry, divorce, etc.   
   In other words, war, a few years of peace, another war, a few years of   
   peace, another war, etc.   
      
   When will it ever stop? When will the American people stop it? Will Syria   
   be next? Or Iran?   
      
   At any rate, whatever happens at the upcoming economic conference at the   
   Bretton Woods Hotel, and whatever decisions are made by the world's elite,   
   it may eventually have profound repercussions, and it may change the world;   
   but will we like it?   
      
      
      
   Jeff Snyder, SysOp - Armageddon BBS  Visit us at endtimeprophecy.org port 23   
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