"From Grey Mouse To Putschist. That Was Quick." ~ Herman Van Rompuy On His Triumph In Changing The Word Government Into Governance

M. Gustave Dore

Dante’s prophetic vision of the whore (una puttana) along side giant (un gigante) seated in the chariot representing the usurpation of the Divinely Ordained Authority of the Holy Roman Emperor (holy edifice) by the envy of the papacy (whore) working in union with secular man-made authority (giant) United Nations & European Union ETC.......

Thus transformed, the holy edifice
put forth heads on all its parts,
three on the shaft and one at every corner--
the first three bore horns like oxen, the others
had a single horn upon their foreheads--
such a monster as never seen before.
Secure, like a fortress on a towering mountain,
I saw a disheveled harlot sitting there,
casting provocative glances this way and that.
I saw a giant who stood beside her,
perhaps to prevent her being taken from him.
They kissed each other again and again.
But because she turned on me
her lustful, roving eye, that savage lover
thrashed her body from head to foot.
Then, full of suspicion and cruel in his rage,
he unhitched the monster and dragged it through the wood
so far that the wood itself now screened
the harlot and the strange brute from my sight.

Purgatory xxxii


Original wording that many claim threatens national sovereignty:

"We commit to promote a strong coordination of economic policies in Europe. We consider that the European Council (EU leaders) should become the economic government of the EU and we propose to increase its role in economic surveillance and the definition of the European Union growth strategy."

Economic Government is reworded by Herman Van Rompuy the first President of the European Council using the correct Roman Catholic political terminology of the politically astute Dante Alighieri to read Economic Governance.
“Furthermore, we commit to promote a strong coordination of economic policies in Europe. We consider that the European Council must improve the economic governance of the European Union and we propose to increase its role in economic coordination and the definition of the European Union growth strategy.”
So now everyone is ok with the new terminology as if a simple word gives back national sovereignty! Well it is understandable considering that just a few moments before the change was made all national sovereignty was completely lost by using the words Economic Government. According to Gordon Brown using the words Economic Government was "ideologically unacceptable" what a bunch of twits!

Here is the full text of the final statement by the twits!

Brussels, 25 March 2010
STATEMENT BY THE HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF THE EURO AREA


We reaffirm that all euro area members must conduct sound national policies in line with the agreedrules and should be aware of their shared responsibility for the economic and financial stability inthe area.

We fully support the efforts of the Greek government and welcome the additional measuresannounced on 3 March which are sufficient to safeguard the 2010 budgetary targets. We recognizethat the Greek authorities have taken ambitious and decisive action which should allow Greece toregain the full confidence of the markets.

The consolidation measures taken by Greece are an important contribution to enhancing fiscalsustainability and market confidence. The Greek government has not requested any financialsupport. Consequently, today no decision has been taken to activate the below mentioned mechanism.

In this context, Euro area member states reaffirm their willingness to take determined and coordinated action, if needed, to safeguard financial stability in the euro area as a whole, as decided the 11th of February.

As part of a package involving substantial International Monetary Fund financing and a majority of European financing, Euro area member states, are ready to contribute to coordinated bilateral loans.

This mechanism, complementing International Monetary Fund financing, has to be consideredultima ratio, meaning in particular that market financing is insufficient. Any disbursement on the bilateral loans would be decided by the euro area member states by unanimity subject to strong conditionality and based on an assessment by the European Commission and the European Central Bank. We expect Euro-Member states to participate on the basis of their respective ECB capital key.

The objective of this mechanism will not be to provide financing at average euro area interest rates, but to set incentives to return to market financing as soon as possible by risk adequate pricing. Interest rates will be non-concessional, i.e. not contain any subsidy element. Decisions under this mechanism will be taken in full consistency with the Treaty framework and national laws.

We reaffirm our commitment to implement policies aimed at restoring strong, sustainable and stable growth in order to foster job creation and social cohesion.

Furthermore, we commit to promote a strong coordination of economic policies in Europe. We consider that the European Council must improve the economic governance of the European Union and we propose to increase its role in economic coordination and the definition of the European Union growth strategy.

The current situation demonstrates the need to strengthen and complement the existing framework to ensure fiscal sustainability in the euro zone and enhance its capacity to act in times of crises.

For the future, surveillance of economic and budgetary risks and the instruments for their prevention, including the Excessive Deficit Procedure, must be strengthened. Moreover, we need a robust framework for crisis resolution respecting the principle of member states' own budgetary responsibility.

We ask the President of the European Council to establish, in cooperation with the Commission, a task force with representatives of Member States, the rotating presidency and the ECB, to present to the Council, before the end of this year, the measures needed to reach this aim, exploring all options to reinforce the legal framework.

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