http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704182004575055292744721172.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_LEADNewsCollectionAs the pundits predicted, Germany has been recruited to bail out the PIIGS, despite the fact that its own economy is strained to the breaking point.
This is an interesting problem of global government: healthy economies will be tapped to bail out unhealthy economies, until the whole system collapses.
Some pundits are claiming that the German finance ministry will make a lot of noise about bailouts, but mysteriously not be able to accomplish anything substantial in time ("plausible deniability"). The other possibility is that Germany has been ordered to bail out the PIIGS, probably for no other reason than to reassure the markets as long as possible for a giant CON game. For those who don't know, Germany is not really a sovereign nation, and hasn't been for a long time:
http://www.amazon.com/Die-deutsche-Karte-Gerd-Helmut-Komossa/dp/390247534XI've been suspicious as much for a long time now, ever since it became painfully obvious that a string of traitors were implementing policies that were not only disastrously outside of the country's interests, but were wildly unpopular as well, and to a large degree had to be implemented in secret.
It could be argued that the same pattern in other countries might be evidence of shadow world government.
