Sunday, January 22, 2023

Central Banks Behind the WEF - IMF Is the Pay Master

Editor's note: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stands behind the World Economic Forum (WEF). The WEF is the front office for the central banks with its nexus in Switzerland and extended through the pirate City of London. The IMF through the central banks have captured governments and corporations. To understand this better all financial transactions must be taken back to source. Those sources are the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) in Basel, Switzerland and the IMF located in Washington DC. All these public officials leading us down the road to perdition, or serfdom, are not where they are positioned by coincidence or merit. All these figures we see represented at the WEF are placed there by people behind central banks. The central banks are the pay masters. During brutal Covid lockdowns, more than 90 countries went to the IMF and accessed the IMF's creation of $650 billion worth of what is referred to as Special Drawing Rights. $650 billion may not sound like it is that much between 90 countries, but that amount is only the beginning. It won't be long until the IMF will be throwing around trillions worth of SDRs like the Federal Reserve is doing now with the US dollar. What does this mean for the surfs? It means debt, debt, debt and more debt...private globalist central banks that have supplanted nation states. 
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Source: WEF

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organization of 188 member countries established to promote international monetary cooperation, exchange stability and orderly exchange arrangements. It seeks to foster economic growth and high levels of employment and to provide temporary financial assistance to countries to help ease balance of payments adjustment. Since it was established in 1944, its purposes have remained unchanged but its operations, which involve surveillance, financial assistance, and technical assistance, have developed to meet the changing needs of its member countries in an evolving world economy.


At Davos 2023, IMF's Georgieva urges monetary authorities to 'stay put' despite optimism

Jan 20, 2023
Speaking at Davos 2023, IMF boss Kristalina Georgieva urged financial authorities to remain realistic about the coming year.
• Speaking at Davos 2023, IMF boss Kristalina Georgieva urged financial authorities to remain realistic about the coming year.

• "Stay put. My message is it is less bad than we feared a couple of months ago — but less bad doesn't quite yet mean good."

• Risks remain, she said, at the Global Economic Outlook session at Davos 2023.
The managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged the international community to stay realistic about the prospects of an economic recovery.

At the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos and beyond, a sense of cautious optimism over the global economic future is emerging. Inflation appears to be plateauing, and moderate growth, rather than an out-and-out recession, is expected, including by economists participating at Davos.

Speaking at the closing meeting of the Forum's Annual Meeting, Global Economic Outlook: Is this the End of an Era?, Kristalina Georgieva, Managing Director of the IMF, has urged realism in the face of those predictions, imploring monetary authorities to "stay put."

'Stay in the middle of realism'

Georgieva said: "Stay put. My message is it is less bad than we feared a couple of months ago — but less bad doesn't quite yet mean good. Let me start from what has improved and why we have to be cautious. What has improved is inflation seems to have started leading in the right direction, in other words, down."

"What has improved is the prospect for China to boost growth.

"We project 2.7% for the world. This may be corrected somewhat in a couple of days... What is positive is that we have seen demonstrably the strength of labour markets translating into consumers spending and keeping the economy up."

However, she went on to reiterate her plea for caution, making clear that the global economic outlook remains poor.

"Why we should be cautious? Well, first, 2.7% growth, if this is the growth we achieve, by far is not fabulous. This is the third lowest growth rate in the last decades after the global financial crisis and COVID. It's not great."

She also warned that a resurgent Chinese economy — dormant for three years during the pandemic — could inflame inflation just as the rest of the world appeared to be getting to grips with it.

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Central banker bureaucratic talk while not discussing anything about the mechanism of debt. We have absolutely no idea what the hell this woman is talking about...the US has been waging overt and covert wars across the globe (central banking warfare model) since 1945 and Georgieva at the IMF states "the war in Ukraine has wiped out peace dividends we have enjoyed for 30 years." We? Who the hell is we? Georgieva is attempting to pin the blame of the one conflict in Ukraine for the collapse of the west that is a proxy war on Russia by the US-UK-NATO military-industrial banking complex. 

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The end of western domination


These are the kind of stunted people coming through the IMF who claim to be "economists" but are nothing more than propagandists for western imperial central banking:



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