Obama Endorses Soros Plan to Loot America

At the G 20 summit in London, President Barack Obama won rave reviews from reporters, many of whom clamored like school kids for the chance to ask him a question at his news conference, but the official conference document proves that plans are being made for what can only be described as the further looting of American taxpayers in order to feed unaccountable and corrupt global entities. 

This is not "global cooperation," as so many in the media described it, but a massive new expansion of the power and authority of international agencies and institutions such as the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. 

By embracing the "global plan for recovery and reform," which is how it was officially described, Obama explicitly endorsed International Monetary Fund (IMF) surveillance of the U.S. economy, creation of a global "Financial Stability Board," the expanded use of a new global currency called Special Drawing Rights, a new global warming treaty, and costly fulfillment of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). This is in addition to the explicit and reported commitment of over $1 trillion in additional taxpayer money to the IMF and the World Bank.

The Special Drawing Rights proposal, which is a vehicle for further U.S. foreign aid to the rest of the world, was the brainchild of billionaire George Soros, who told CNBC's Maria Bartiromo that the G 20 conference was a "success."

Dubbed the "Lenin of the 21^st Century" by the Ripon Forum magazine, because of his apparent transformation from super-capitalist into "neo-Marxist," Soros waged an expensive but unsuccessful campaign to defeat President George W. Bush for re-election in 2004. He has been determined to install a puppet in the White House.

In addition to financing Democratic Party politicians and left-wing organizations such as the ACLU, he has subsidized a wide array of liberal causes, ranging from abortion rights to gay rights to legalization of dangerous drugs. Even former members of the terrorist Weather Underground, such as Bernardine Dohrn and Linda Evans, have appeared at functions sponsored by his so-called Open Society Institute or accepted its grants. 

Soros had backed Obama for president in 2008, saying that he had "the charisma and the vision to radically reorient America in the world." His prediction seems to be eerily coming true.

In the final analysis, the grand total of money to be looted from American taxpayers as a result of Obama's commitments at the G 20 conference could easily surpass trillions of dollars. In a major understatement, the official conference document calls it "unprecedented and concerted fiscal expansion."

But while Obama endorsed the document and its recommendations, the Congress of the United States can still have some say over whether some of the commitments he made are put into law.

Consider the commitment to the U.N. MDGs, for example. The document includes the statement that "we reaffirm our historic commitment to meeting the Millennium Development Goals..." This is, in fact, a disguised attempt to make then-Senator Obama's Global Poverty Act the law of the land through executive action. This measure alone has been estimated to cost $845 billion and it was never passed by Congress because of public opposition. In similar fashion, the current Congress can also resist compliance with the U.N. mandate.  

"We will support, now and in the future, to candid, even-handed, and independent IMF surveillance of our economies and financial sectors, of the impact of our policies on others, and of risks facing the global economy," the document states. There is no exception for the U.S. Hence, the IMF will now be in a position to officially monitor and pass judgment on U.S. economic policies. We have become like any other second- or third-rate power in need of global oversight and supervision.  

The Financial Stability Board is the new name for a more powerful and expanded Financial Stability Forum, a body originally designed to "promote international financial stability through information exchange and international co-operation in financial supervision and surveillance." Members of the group include the central banks of various nations, international financial institutions, and supervisors in important financial centers.

The document also states that "we call on the UN, working with other global institutions, to establish an effective mechanism to monitor the impact of the crisis on the poorest and most vulnerable."

Is this the same U.N. that has achieved a reputation for corruption, fraud, waste, and incompetence? Is this the organization whose "peacekeepers" have been found guilty of the sexual abuse of women and children around the world?  It is one and the same.

In the name of holding big banks accountable, therefore, Obama has put the U.S. in the hands of "global institutions" that are somehow supposed to help provide a "global solution" to the "global crisis." If anything, the record demonstrates that these institutions make human problems worse, not better.

Nevertheless, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown declared that "A new world order is emerging and with it we're entering into a new era of international cooperation."

But viewed in another light, Obama has sold out the sovereignty of the United States and has laid the groundwork for the death of the U.S. dollar as the world's dominant currency. While President Bush started this insidious process of holding G 20 meetings, Obama has taken the process much further down the road. It is truly unprecedented.

As we had documented years ago, Soros has long viewed Special Drawing Rights as a variation of a global tax to finance more foreign aid. Expanding the use of SDRs is another obvious effort to drain wealth away from the United States .

"We reaffirm our commitment to address the threat of irreversible climate change, based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities, and to reach agreement at the UN Climate Change conference in Copenhagen in December 2009," the document states. This is a commitment to sign a new global warming treaty that could cost the U.S. economy even more trillions of dollars. But this agreement would also require Congressional approval.

In a virtual throwaway line, the document calls for extending "regulation and oversight to all systemically important financial institutions, instruments and markets," including "for the first time, systemically important hedge funds..."

If such a proposal were actually implemented, and there are strong doubts that it ever would be, such supervision could possibly shed some light on the mysterious behind-the-scenes activities of George Soros himself, one of Obama's biggest backers, who was convicted of insider trading in France.

While decrying the lack of regulation, Soros has made billions of dollars operating a secretive off-shore financial hedge fund and manipulating international financial markets and foreign currencies.

Known as "the man who almost broke the Bank of England" and described by some as "extremely evil," Soros engaged in a complex financial transaction that resulted in the Bank of England losing billions of dollars defending the British pound before having to devalue it. He has controversial investments in places like Colombia , where the banks have been penetrated by drug cartels eager to launder their drug money.

In a major court case filed by the law offices of David H. Relkin, Soros has recently been charged with "money laundering, bankruptcy fraud, and bid rigging" and of having a "pattern of money laundering activities" that includes the investment in the Colombian bank and using an off-shore tax haven that protects the identity of investors from disclosure. A Soros representative was quoted by the Reuters news agency as saying that the lawsuit was completely without merit.

The Soros role in the U.S. housing market collapse continues to be the subject of speculation, interest and even Congressional hearings. The collapse of the financial system in mid-September greatly damaged the electoral chances of John McCain and Sarah Palin, who were ahead in the polls at the time, and paved the way for Obama's victory.

In 2008, Soros was once again on the list of highest-paid hedge fund managers, according to Institutional Investor magazine's Alpha publication. He made $1.1 billion during the economic collapse and recession.