Is this the beginning of the end for Europe's Euro?

I said back in 2008, as Congress agreed to bailout the Banks in the US, that, the effects of this, may be the expo sea of an underlying agenda and the beginning of the end, or at least, the beginning of a systemic change -and an anti-democratic change -and a further shift of power to an elite group. One of the side effects of that shift of power, would be, that under a system of Professional Bankers and linked Institutes (BIS, et al.) we may now be moving to the next stage of a systemic finance repositioning. This new chapter is born out of Systemic Bankruptcy and the philosophy of Realpolitik. As the Anglo-American interests in Marjah unfold, the Euro Zone also has their battle, as well as the attention and Anglo-American interests who look on. I said "The European Monetary System may be on its way out,"and its present condition might require a little push or no push at all (when a push was in-need) to increase the stress on the Euro Zone, of which we see both.

Are we seeing a concerted effort on the part of the UK and US to drive the stake into the heart of the Euro or are they trying to help? As their Oligarch inside Basel (their Central Banking Anglo-American click) and media machine cranks up the revs, with their fanning of the EU's fires and their problems being framed, the pressure is now on the Euro.

The IMF with their interest in being inside the struggle, under the pretence of wanting to help, whilst stating they were not offering financial support at this point, only advisory support. This institute has its origins and form based in America, which will expose its nature during this crisis,as we saw during the Fed and Goldman Sachs actions, when Lehman Brothers had their extra little push. Or the Northern Rock push by the Tripartite system of the UK. I said recently that the Banking cartels will require another convulsion to stimulate new fertile crops,(and too loose another competitor is a bonus), well, look what we have hear? Is pressure being put on the EU at this time by politicians and media of other States. Are they fanning the fire in the Fiat Currency confidence game, you do not want cries of no confidence in the F.C game?

The FX Market will cease the opportunity for short term profit and sell off the Euro on mass. This in effect, will be a inverted run on the currency. There could be as much as a 4 to 6% fall in the coming week, before action to halt the slide is enacted on the Market. There will be an Anglo-American party held in private, in the small hours, after the market crisis for the EU. The irony giving power back to the Euro, is a weak, but not dead Euro, could make the Euro interesting to import/export markets for foreigners, so injured is not as useful as dead.

Here is an example of hitting at the nature of Fiat Currency, Confidence destroying.



The Dollar vs The Euro