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Sunday, 21.04.2013.

12:44

“Serbia, IMF to discuss precautionary arrangement in May”

National Bank of Serbia (NBS) Governor Jorgovanka Tabaković says Serbia will negotiate a precautionary arrangement with the International Monetary Fund in May.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Michael Thomas

pre 11 godina

Two questions immediately come to mind.

1. The IMF has no money, how then can it lend to Serbia?

2. Serbia mostly needs Dinars to pay its way, since Serbia alone produces Dinars, why
does it need to bring in the IMF?

If you can begin to understand these questions, then you are beginning to understand the power structures that control the world and the mechanisms they use to enslave us all.

Answers:

1. The IMF can create as many dollars or Euros as it wants. It creates money at zero cost and lends this to private western banks at 0% interest. These banks then lend this money to Greece, Spain and Serbia at 10%-20% interest. A nice racket, but open only to a small global elite.

2. Serbia does not need the IMF or foreign banks. It can do what the IMF does and create the Dinars it needs. Creating money does not necessarily cause inflation. The British, Americans, Germans and Japanese have created trillions of Euros, dollars, Pounds and Yen over the past 5 year without inflation. Raiffeisen Bank Serbia creates millions of Dinars every day out of thin air. If they can do it, then why not the National Bank of Serbia? Once you understand that the National Banks of Serbia, Greece, Spain and Cyprus are not owned by the global elite, you will understand why money creation is done via external bodies like the IMF and foreign banks.

Kredi.....ble

pre 11 godina

There would be less need to consult the IMF if residents of Serbia who are liable for tax actually paid some. Tax inspectors need to be less corrupt also. My soundings from friends in business over there is that they get incessantly harrassed for tax by the authorities but the big players are left to holiday in the Carribean and keep obscene amounts of money in off shore accounts. Perhaps Ms. Tabakovic could address these issues before taking the begging bowl out to those who just end up holding the population to ransom.

Kredi.....ble

pre 11 godina

There would be less need to consult the IMF if residents of Serbia who are liable for tax actually paid some. Tax inspectors need to be less corrupt also. My soundings from friends in business over there is that they get incessantly harrassed for tax by the authorities but the big players are left to holiday in the Carribean and keep obscene amounts of money in off shore accounts. Perhaps Ms. Tabakovic could address these issues before taking the begging bowl out to those who just end up holding the population to ransom.

Michael Thomas

pre 11 godina

Two questions immediately come to mind.

1. The IMF has no money, how then can it lend to Serbia?

2. Serbia mostly needs Dinars to pay its way, since Serbia alone produces Dinars, why
does it need to bring in the IMF?

If you can begin to understand these questions, then you are beginning to understand the power structures that control the world and the mechanisms they use to enslave us all.

Answers:

1. The IMF can create as many dollars or Euros as it wants. It creates money at zero cost and lends this to private western banks at 0% interest. These banks then lend this money to Greece, Spain and Serbia at 10%-20% interest. A nice racket, but open only to a small global elite.

2. Serbia does not need the IMF or foreign banks. It can do what the IMF does and create the Dinars it needs. Creating money does not necessarily cause inflation. The British, Americans, Germans and Japanese have created trillions of Euros, dollars, Pounds and Yen over the past 5 year without inflation. Raiffeisen Bank Serbia creates millions of Dinars every day out of thin air. If they can do it, then why not the National Bank of Serbia? Once you understand that the National Banks of Serbia, Greece, Spain and Cyprus are not owned by the global elite, you will understand why money creation is done via external bodies like the IMF and foreign banks.

Kredi.....ble

pre 11 godina

There would be less need to consult the IMF if residents of Serbia who are liable for tax actually paid some. Tax inspectors need to be less corrupt also. My soundings from friends in business over there is that they get incessantly harrassed for tax by the authorities but the big players are left to holiday in the Carribean and keep obscene amounts of money in off shore accounts. Perhaps Ms. Tabakovic could address these issues before taking the begging bowl out to those who just end up holding the population to ransom.

Michael Thomas

pre 11 godina

Two questions immediately come to mind.

1. The IMF has no money, how then can it lend to Serbia?

2. Serbia mostly needs Dinars to pay its way, since Serbia alone produces Dinars, why
does it need to bring in the IMF?

If you can begin to understand these questions, then you are beginning to understand the power structures that control the world and the mechanisms they use to enslave us all.

Answers:

1. The IMF can create as many dollars or Euros as it wants. It creates money at zero cost and lends this to private western banks at 0% interest. These banks then lend this money to Greece, Spain and Serbia at 10%-20% interest. A nice racket, but open only to a small global elite.

2. Serbia does not need the IMF or foreign banks. It can do what the IMF does and create the Dinars it needs. Creating money does not necessarily cause inflation. The British, Americans, Germans and Japanese have created trillions of Euros, dollars, Pounds and Yen over the past 5 year without inflation. Raiffeisen Bank Serbia creates millions of Dinars every day out of thin air. If they can do it, then why not the National Bank of Serbia? Once you understand that the National Banks of Serbia, Greece, Spain and Cyprus are not owned by the global elite, you will understand why money creation is done via external bodies like the IMF and foreign banks.