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Didn't even get that right either.

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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

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Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



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Thanks for playing!

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The're both taking "It-out-in-trade"!!!!!

C.H.J.

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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

E

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



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Double-A

The're both taking "It-out-in-trade"!!!!!

C.H.J.


That's pretty much all they have left, and it's certain they won't become
rich by pimping themselves out considering Jeff Gannon is much more
attractive to the elites.

The IMF's Financial Crisis
author: Michael R Kratke

The IMF is an extremely undemocratic system. Instead of one country-one
vote, the good capitalist principle one dollar-one vote was in effect from
the beginning. Whoever paid most had the most votes and the greatest
influence.

THE FINANCIAL CRISIS OF THE IMF

The Creditor Threatens to Become a Debtor. Reforms are Unavoidable

By Michael R. Kratke

[This article published in: Freitag 39, 9/29/2006 is translated from the
German on the World Wide Web, http://www.freitag.de/2006/39/06390701.php ]


The International Monetary Fund has never fallen into such a deep crisis in
its 60-year history. The meeting of its council of governors in Singapore
was a crisis summit involving existence and non-existence, even if many
participants tried to keep up the appearance of normality. A reform of the
Fund root and branch was on the agenda. But the finance ministers of the 184
IMF member countries did not accomplish more than a symbolic first step.

The IMF could sink into irrelevance. This may hardly hurt anyone except for
the 2,800 well-aid economists in its service. Growing mistrust and a
swelling criticism of the supposedly "solid" policy of the Fund have led to
a veritable crisis. The IMF is almost broke. The rich industrial countries
of the North may not be greatly disturbed. They have long done without the
IMF. Since the middle of the seventies, no state from this league has
claimed a credit. No current member contributions are paid any more by the
industrial states since the Fund should finance itself instead from the fees
and interests of its borrowers. This functioned magnificently for a time
until many big clients were annoyed by this way of awarding credits.

Originally the IMF within the Bretton Woods system of fixed rates of
exchange helped member countries keep their currencies in the negotiated
limits and bridged temporary balance of payments deficits. When the system
collapsed in the spring of 1973, the IMF turned mainly to the South and - in
direct competition to the World Bank - was the creditor for developing
countries. Its policy changed essentially. At the end of the seventies, the
IMF managers massively forced its debtors to make way for internationally
mobile capital and radically reduce controls on capital transactions. While
the volume of the credits granted by the IMF grew incessantly, the
notoriously famous "conditions" were increasingly more severe for debtors.
The powerful Fund members had insisted on a catalogue of mantras. Whoever
sought help had to swallow this catechism indiscriminately.

ONE DOLLAR - ONE VOTE

The IMF forced its clients to the same policy of savings, lower wages,
privatization and deregulation and was a debt collector that mercilessly
punished any apostasy from the faith canon of liberal economic policy. The
cup was full when the Fund wanted to relieve countries severely imperiled by
the 1997 Asian crisis if they opened the door to foreign finance capital -
above all to the hedge funds whose confused flight movements triggered the
crisis. Everyone learned a bitter lesson.

With the exception of Turkey, all important threshold countries have paid
back their debts to the IMF - as a rule, prematurely to become free of the
Fund and its commissioners. Since 2003, for example, Thailand has been free
of debt to the IMF. At the beginning of 2005, Argentina paid off all its
credits two years before they were due. Moreover, the threshold countries on
their own initiative have accumulated currency reserves of more than $2.5
trillion so they no longer depend on the IMF in financial crises. In Asia
and Latin America, regional "monetary funds" have arisen like the "Chiang
Mai initiative" from 2000 that unites China, Japan, Malaysia and South
Korea.

The usual revenues from interests and fees are lacking to the Fund today so
that a budget hole of over $110 million gapes in 2006 that promises to grow
even larger. The IMF could obviously sell gold reserves and invest currency
reserves in the capital market. However that would not be enough since it
would become indebted. The shares of the members and their voting quotas
must be recalibrated to escape a crash. The inner balance of power is up for
disposition, redefining the amount of the "share." How much credit every
member country may claim and how much influence it can exert on IMF policy.

Measured by institutions like the World Trade Organization or the United
Nations, the IMF is an extremely undemocratic system. Instead of "one
country - one vote," the good capitalist principle "one dollar - one vote"
was in effect from the start. Whoever paid most had the most votes and the
greatest influence. The richer lands dominate over the poorer. The greatest
share of voting rights is distributed according to a "quota" calculated from
the wealth and economic power of a country. In the course of time, the
"quotas" altogether were re-evaluated twelve times. The voting rights could
hardly be distributed more unequally.

Consequently only a few of the 184 IMF states have influence, first of all
the US, the only country that has a blocking minority - a veto right - with
a voting share of 17.1 percent. The G7 countries (US, Great Britain, France,
Germany, Japan, Italy and Canada) have more than 44 percent of the votes;
the 25 EU states have nearly 32 percent. Europe, the US, Canada and Japan
together control over 63 percent of potential votes in the IMF. In contrast,
the countries of the G77 - the group with 132 states of Asia, Africa and
Latin America - have only 28 percent. This disharmony is carried too far
when Latin America is put off with a quota of seven percent. Germany has a
share of 6.1 percent. China's share is very modest at 2.1 percent, India is
at 2.1 percent and Brazil is at 1.5 per cent. These shares do not correspond
to their rank in the world economy. These anachronistic relations are a
crucial reason for the IMF's legitimation crisis. The service of a creditor
that meddles in an authoritarian way with hurried prescriptions in the
affairs of sovereign states is not welcome.

"NEW" BRETTON WOODS

In October 2005 at a meeting in Chinese Xianahe, the most important
threshold countries urged an overdue reform of the quotas and voting rights
in the IMF and gained the assistance of the European Parliament that will be
assigned only one seat in the future IMF administrative board to the seven
countries of the Euro-zone - instead of the seven mandates in the past.

Whether this succeeds is more than doubtful. The plan of the executive
director de Rato only contains a first concrete step: raising the quotas of
the most strongly under-represented threshold countries China, South Korea,
Mexico and Turkey. This was resolved in Singapore - with surprisingly many
counter-votes because states like India, Egypt, Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia
and Malaysia are not placated with minimal concessions.

The second reform stage involves calculating the quota of a member country.
This raises the explosive question how the relative weight of a state in the
world economy should be determined. Through the population number? Natural
resources? Currency reserves and balance of payments? What weight should be
given to which criteria? What seems like a conflict over political
arithmetic is carried out as a world economic power struggle where threshold
countries can only win when they find allies. The Swiss for example urge
proper consideration for the relative weight of every country in the system
of the international finance markets. Belgium, the Netherlands and Sweden
hold a blocking minority in the Fund with Swiss citizens as a little refined
financial power. This tear in the front of the rich is not hidden from the
G77 countries.

The question where and how the IMF may be built in the world finance
architecture is more serious. Why and for whom does the IMF exist? No one
conclusively answered these questions in Singapore. Would it not be more
rational to immediately take a "new Bretton Woods" course - to replace the
present "non-system" with a real new order of the international monetary and
finance system.

(*) The system of Bretton Woods arose in 1944 at a currency- and finance
conference in the US in which 44 countries participated. A finance order of
fixed rates of exchange with limited fluctuations was negotiated between the
industrial states. The IMF and the World Bank were also founded in Bretton
Woods.

http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2006/10/347819.shtml

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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

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AARRGGHH

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Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

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Double-A

The're both taking "It-out-in-trade"!!!!!

C.H.J.


That's pretty much all they have left, and it's certain they won't become
rich by pimping themselves out considering Jeff Gannon is much more
attractive to the elites.

That's right, Alexa!

I just wonder what Colorado Carl is hiding behind that Huge White
SanFrancisco-Style mustache. It must be horrible!

HJ

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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

E

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



To participate or to comment, contact Carl Osterwald, National
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We've put the U.S. "cell" of Apline Nazi Goat Humpers on notice!

I guess that serves them right for admitting there is no plan B.

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Why are you trying so hard to get Alexa to post off topic stuff to
alt.astronomy and other groups? Is Art Deco paying you?

Double-A

The're both taking "It-out-in-trade"!!!!!

C.H.J.


That's pretty much all they have left, and it's certain they won't become
rich by pimping themselves out considering Jeff Gannon is much more
attractive to the elites.

That's right, Alexa!

It's US Army Regulation 210-35

Civilian Inmate Labor Program,

or in Nazi parlance, concentration camps.

http://www.army.mil/usapa/epubs/pdf/r210_35.pdf

I just wonder what Colorado Carl is hiding behind that Huge White
SanFrancisco-Style mustache. It must be horrible!

See above.

HJ

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It must be horrible!

You shouldn't lose your temper. That's unbefitting a Nazi officer.

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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:25:23 -0400, ah
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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

E

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



To participate or to comment, contact Carl Osterwald, National Renewable
Energy Lab, 1617 Cole Blvd., Golden, CO 80401-3393 (303/384-6764; fax:
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We've put the U.S. "cell" of Apline Nazi Goat Humpers on notice!

I guess that serves them right for admitting there is no plan B.

Thanks for playing!

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Why are you trying so hard to get Alexa to post off topic stuff to
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The U.S. Government is not off-topic: astronomy as we know it wouldn't
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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:25:23 -0400, ah
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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

E

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



To participate or to comment, contact Carl Osterwald, National Renewable
Energy Lab, 1617 Cole Blvd., Golden, CO 80401-3393 (303/384-6764; fax:
303/384-6790).

Email:



http://www.astm.org/SNEWS/FEBRUARY_2000/solar.html

We've put the U.S. "cell" of Apline Nazi Goat Humpers on notice!

I guess that serves them right for admitting there is no plan B.

Thanks for playing!

http://www.cheniere.org/sales/buy-ob.htm

The U.S Government does not rely on just one alphabet!
--
ah


Why are you trying so hard to get Alexa to post off topic stuff to
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The U.S. Government is not off-topic: astronomy as we know it wouldn't
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Tell that to all those amateur astronomers.

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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:25:23 -0400, ah

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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

E

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



To participate or to comment, contact Carl Osterwald, National
Renewable
Energy Lab, 1617 Cole Blvd., Golden, CO 80401-3393 (303/384-6764;
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Email:



http://www.astm.org/SNEWS/FEBRUARY_2000/solar.html

We've put the U.S. "cell" of Apline Nazi Goat Humpers on notice!

I guess that serves them right for admitting there is no plan B.

Thanks for playing!

http://www.cheniere.org/sales/buy-ob.htm

The U.S Government does not rely on just one alphabet!
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Why are you trying so hard to get Alexa to post off topic stuff to
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The U.S. Government is not off-topic: astronomy as we know it wouldn't
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Tell that to all those amateur astronomers.

Double-A

D-A, you can't teach an Old Dog new tricks or change his mind!

C.H.J.

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On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:25:23 -0400, ah

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How's the bike?

Didn't even get that right either.

Bush up on your remote neural monitoring, okay?

AARRGGHH

E

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Alexa!

Hi, Most mentally retarded Alpine Nazi goat humper!



To participate or to comment, contact Carl Osterwald, National
Renewable
Energy Lab, 1617 Cole Blvd., Golden, CO 80401-3393 (303/384-6764;
fax:
303/384-6790).

Email:



http://www.astm.org/SNEWS/FEBRUARY_2000/solar.html

We've put the U.S. "cell" of Apline Nazi Goat Humpers on notice!

I guess that serves them right for admitting there is no plan B.

Thanks for playing!

http://www.cheniere.org/sales/buy-ob.htm

The U.S Government does not rely on just one alphabet!
--
ah


Why are you trying so hard to get Alexa to post off topic stuff to
alt.astronomy and other groups? Is Art Deco paying you?

The U.S. Government is not off-topic: astronomy as we know it wouldn't
exist if it weren't for said Institution!
--
ah


Tell that to all those amateur astronomers.

Double-A

D-A, you can't teach an Old Dog new tricks or change his mind!

C.H.J.

Teach a Old Dog?... Once upon a time I walked upstairs in a library and
there was nobody there, but there was a huge **** in the middle of the
floor with a book on top of it. I sat down to read and tried to ignore
it, though it was somewhat distracting as ****s are not usually seen in
libraries, being far more commonly seen in toilets and on the street
where dogs have left them. When the librarian came up the stairs and
saw it and asked me about it, I told him that I didn't know who'd left
it, as there was nobody around when I arrived. I don't think he was too
pleased as he had a **** to clean up and a ****-covered book to throw
away.

Tee hee @ Warhol!
I loved that game!