IMF Torpedoes ECB
Breaking News November 25, 2012
This EXPLOSIVE
intelligence briefing being illegally hacked by the U.S. NSA (National Security
Agency)
By Tom Heneghan
International Intelligence
Expert

IMF President Christine Lagarde
UNITED States of America - It can now be reported that IMF officials have informed ECB
(European Central Bank) President Mario Draghi that
he will not be allowed to co-mingle Wanta-Reagan-Mitterrand
Protocol funds in any new ponzi scheme involving an
alleged Greece bail out.
Note: IMF implementation of the Wanta-Reagan-Mitterrand
Protocols continues relentlessly with the sovereign treasuries of the European
Union nation members the recipient. The IMF and the Central Bank of Austria
have made the ECB irrelevant.
Click on link below:
IMF_Wanta_Reagan_Mitterrand_Protocols_Implementation_Continues_Relentlessly_20121122.htm
IMF President Christine Lagarde has
directly blocked a 31 billion European Central Bank money laundry involving the
National Bank of Greece, which is basically owned by corrupt U.S. financial
giants JP Morgan, its affiliate Morgan Stanley, along with Goldman Sachs and
Citibank.
The IMF and Lagarde are convinced that this alleged
Greek bail out scheme is nothing more than an attempt to bail out the crooked
cross-collateralized derivative holdings of the aforementioned financial
institutions that have turned the National Bank of Greece into a Goldman Sachs
gambling casino.

Note: The Supreme Court of Greece is preparing litigation that will sue the
aforementioned crooked U.S. financial institutions at the International Court
of Justice in the Hague.
The lawsuit contains fraud charges against both Goldman Sachs
and JP Morgan involving crooked mortgage backed securities that were illegally
marketed to the government of Greece while Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan were
actually shorting and taking the opposite side of the derivatives that were
sold to the government of Greece.
Click on link below:
Larry_Mizel_Mortgage_Backed_Securities_Frauds_and_Bank_Bailout_Frauds_03122012.htm

(L-R) Federal Reserve Chairman Bernard
Bernanke,
U.S. Treasury
Secretary Timothy Geithner and
IMF President
Christine Lagardesource