Poul
Thomsen and other IMF technocrats reportedly suggested the withdrawal
of the Fund from the Greek program which shows that the Greek
experiment is about to be completed
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According to
the Greek newspaper Ependisi, which invokes the Athens Agency, the
suggestion of Poul Thomsen, the director of the European Department
of the Fund, is that “the IMF should not participate in the new
program, but to leave.”
Recall that
Paul Thomsen, was up until about a year the head of the IMF on the
Greek program. In fact, he has been found at the center of criticism
and internal investigation of the Fund for the failure and mistakes
of the program in Greece.
As stated in
the article, Paul Thomsen reportedly insists on the withdrawal of the
IMF, since, in his view, the conditions laid down by the statute of
the Fund are not fulfilled in order to participate in support
programs.
The report
states that the same view like Thomsen share many of the IMF
technocrats engaged in the Greek program, proposing a "velvet
divorce" with Athens, in a way that allows the Fund to remain as
technical advisor, without being involved with a new loan in the
support program.
The report,
inter alia, referred also to political pressure from European governments, but also from the
USA, to the head of the Fund, Christine Lagarde, towards a decision
that will permit the Fund to remain in the Greek program.
Translated
from the original source:
This is
definitely a strong sign that the IMF mafia and the European
Financial Dictatorship (EFD) consider that the Greek experiment is
about to be completed. Recall that various EFD executives had set
indirectly a timeline for the completion of the Greek experiment
sometime in 2016.
Therefore,
sometime in 2016 we should expect another debt crisis in the next
potential eurozone target. Portugal, Spain, Italy are the most
probable targets because of their continuous problems enhanced by the
devastated austerity policies imposed by the Brussels-Berlin axis.
Spain will
be the most convenient target, because of the political uncertainty
in the country that is expected to be continued for quite a long
time, after the result in the recent national elections. The
political uncertainty will be the perfect excuse and opportunity for
the EFD to impose a puppet-government of technocrats like in the
cases of Greece and Italy with the Papademos and Monti
administrations respectively.
A debt
crisis and a possible attack on Spanish spreads by the rating
agencies will drive Spain straight to the ECB trap and will open the
road to the banking puppets to take the power for as long as needed
to transfer the most devastating neoliberal policies from Greece to
Spain, and from there, to the other eurozone members.
Thomsen's
claim that IMF should leave Greece because "the conditions laid
down by the statute of the Fund are not fulfilled in order to
participate in support programs", is at least ridiculous. For
five years Greece has been systematically destroyed under the IMF
recipe and participation and now suddenly he realized that the
statute of the Fund does not permit its participation in such
programs?
The only
reason that the IMF has to leave, is because its mission to destroy
the Greek economy and create the suitable environment for the new
conditions according to the neoliberal agenda, has been fulfilled.
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