Iceland Says Enough!

[Yamalia]

Anti-government and bank rage reached a boiling point Monday in the small island nation of Iceland, where residents have seen unemployment and inflation skyrocket following the fall collapse of the Icelandic banking system. Iceland, a nation recently prided as a great example of the “Scandanavian Model” of a prosperous welfare system, has in a matter of months been transformed into the least politically and ecnomically stable nation in Europe. The International Herald Tribune http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/12/01/europe/EU-Iceland-Meltdown.php



Luckily, Icelanders seem to be able to identify the perpetrators as the ruling government and the central banking establishment that has grown up around it-

http://www.unitedliberty.org/articles/icelanders-storm-central-bank

[Yamalia]

Icelandic Bank Rip-Off: Behind the Scenes

EARLY IN September 2008, four weeks before the country went bankrupt, the President of Iceland, Olafur Ragnar Grimsson, made a "private visit" to Israel, accompanied by his well-connected Israeli wife, Dorrit Moussaieff.

Well-connected, you say? Well, her family own a big chunk of the 'Bukhari' quarter in Jerusalem, established by her great-grandfather Shlomo Moussaieff who settled there from Uzbekistan in 1893.

Her father, also called Shlomo, is a jewellery dealer in London who supplies sparkling objects to Arab royalty. An average necklace at his store in the London Hilton Hotel costs more than a million US dollars. Ahem: Also on his CV is a spell in a reform school for robbing antiquities from graves.

Here's a source for the Israel visit in September [link]. Of course, we are not implying any skulduggery (or skull-diggery either).

But: When you think how Peter Mandelson and Paul Myners (from Rothschilds and Marks and Spencer respectively) were dropped into senior UK Government positions as 'men of the moment' to deal with the recent financial upheavals, it makes you think. You've got to wonder what's next on the agenda...

David Irvings Website 20 november 2008 - http://www.fpp.co.uk/online/08/11/Iceland.html

[tu_holmes]

Interesting... Looks like a revolution... Good for them.

[Yamalia]

Interesting... Looks like a revolution... Good for them.

i think its a lot easier to organize when you only have 300k people.  also, i think they may get sucked into joining the EU dictatorship

[Nordic Superman]

i think its a lot easier to organize when you only have 300k people.  also, i think they may get sucked into joining the EU dictatorship

You're correct on both accounts, the EU bureaucrats will be getting moist around the groin region at the prospect of Iceland submitting to its evil will.