U.S. Attempts to Attain World Domination through Banking Facilities
(North Korea) on April 25th, 2008
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This purpose came out with "Washington Consensus".
The "Washington Consensus", a strategy for imposing the U.S.-style market economic system upon other countries, holds that developing countries should "open" their financial organs and introduce the "new liberalistic" economic policy for the sustainable development of economy.
Since the early 1990s, the U.S. has forced international monetary organizations under its wire--pulling to use the "Washington Consensus" as a string when rendering "aid" to the countries undergoing economic difficulty. When they do not respond to it, the U.S. stops offering loans. Therefore, the receivers were compelled to introduce "full financial liberalism" and open the financial organs completely. As a result, they forfeited the rights to control their strategic domain and economic artery and, in the long run, they were controlled by "Wall Street".
Freezing of assets is one of the financial sanctions, a means for the United States to threaten others and force them to realize "democratization". In particular, it has put pressure upon the anti-U.S. independent nations through this method under the pretext of an "anti-terrorism war" after the "September 11 incident". It has frozen properties of 305 "professional groups and individuals that are engaged in international terrorist outrages" during the period from 2001 to 2003 alone.
The U.S. financial infiltration through the Soros Foundation clearly proves to what extent its wild ambition for world supremacy through financial means has reached today. Since 2003 various kinds of "color revolutions" such as the "rose revolution", the "orange revolution" and the "lemon revolution" have broken out throughout member nations of the Commonwealth of Independent States. In the "color revolutions", the foundation played the role of shock brigade in the "structural reorganization" of the relevant countries, taking advantage of their economic difficulties and political confusion. After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the foundation began to stretch its tentacle to member nations of the Commonwealth of Independent States. It desperately conducted anti-government activities such as offering a colossal amount of political fund to the political dissident groups and instilled antagonism within them, while forming various kinds of non-government organizations under the mask of "poverty relief", "charity activity", "free training and free education", etc. and extensively spreading Western-style "democracy". As a result the governments were overthrown and dissident groups came into power in those countries.
All the facts give a serious lesson that the U.S. sanction, pressure and financial infiltration through banking organs should be approached with vigilance and rejected categorically.