Regime Changes around the World

Omicron

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Whatever.

Is it anywhere in the Canadian Constitution to handle a handover of the House of Windsor to Canada?
 

gerryh

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Say what?

What does the Canadian constitution have to do with the Italian Prime Minister?

are you high again?
 

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I dropped in and took the thread from the subject title.

It was just supposed to be a statement about something you all should have learned if you'd read the Bible, or are you too dumb to understand what happened after Joseph told the Pharaoh to take a percentage of their food, then give it back to them, and in exchange get control of their land for a yearly tax forever.

Read it. You obviously never went to Sunday School.

Say what?

What does the Canadian constitution have to do with the Italian Prime Minister?

are you high again?
In order for you to ask that means you know nothing about constitutional law nor how it applies to the monarchy nor how that affects the logic of international relations.

You think humans cooked up rules of order for no other reason than because they had nothing else to do, without understanding how smart people were supposed to handle a bunch of idiots.

You think the world works according to XBOX

And you, you dumb little puppy, needs to go to Church.
 
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little puppy eh...roflmfao... YOU need to knock off the drugs,,,, and no, I don't need to go to Church.

You're a childish idiot who wouldn't know how to find your own dick in order to masturbate if it had not been told to you.

Are you a polytheist from India?
 

damngrumpy

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Man this is the strangest conversation. I really like the bit about Gerryh being someone
from India. Has nothing to do with logic but it was funny. I loved the response too, no
I am a Catholic from Calgary.
The Italian Prime Minister is staying in power because the is safe there. This man passed
a law that said politicians cannot be tried or jailed as long as they are in office. Unless it
was really necessary, if you were him. He has more investigations going on than kids at
an Easter egg hunt. Italy is about to collapse unless something happens in way of a miracle.
Italy is actually worse off than Greece if the truth were known. If Italy goes under it will take
all of Europe and most of the world. Even China does not have enough to bail out Europe.
 

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Man this is the strangest conversation. I really like the bit about Gerryh being someone
from India. Has nothing to do with logic but it was funny. I loved the response too, no
I am a Catholic from Calgary.
The Italian Prime Minister is staying in power because the is safe there. This man passed
a law that said politicians cannot be tried or jailed as long as they are in office. Unless it
was really necessary, if you were him. He has more investigations going on than kids at
an Easter egg hunt. Italy is about to collapse unless something happens in way of a miracle.
Italy is actually worse off than Greece if the truth were known. If Italy goes under it will take
all of Europe and most of the world. Even China does not have enough to bail out Europe.

What would happen if Italy were to take care of Greece?

If it's all about finance, such that the last one to go bankrupt wins, which (who) would that be?
 

Ocean Breeze

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What would happen if Italy were to take care of Greece?

If it's all about finance, such that the last one to go bankrupt wins, which (who) would that be?

the eurozone is not all that healthy financially.to put it mildly But there are a few nations that still are doing well. or at least balancing their numbers.

This financial crisis has created a few regime changes..... as have the various military interventions. One is hard pressed to recall a period of time that had as many top level leaders deposed, removed , lynched or resigned as in the past decade.

the entire fabric is changing faster than one can keep up. And no one can reasonably guess who is next. Let alone imagine what state of the world we will have in a few years.

It is one thing to depose, remove a leader, but quite another to anticipate all the effects following such a drastic action. The instability in the areas affected is enough evidence to be cautious before going for a regime change....(which technically is illegal ) (unless new regime is voted in by the population in question) . Between the economic crisis / instability and major leadership changes which are yielding more instability and infighting now........ things do not bode well for the immediate future.

The question is : who is going to capitalize on all this instability and crisis???
 

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the eurozone is not all that healthy financially.to put it mildly But there are a few nations that still are doing well. or at least balancing their numbers.

This financial crisis has created a few regime changes..... as have the various military interventions. One is hard pressed to recall a period of time that had as many top level leaders deposed, removed , lynched or resigned as in the past decade.

the entire fabric is changing faster than one can keep up. And no one can reasonably guess who is next. Let alone imagine what state of the world we will have in a few years.

What is meant by "Regimen changes".

The process where the banks get to be in charge right now?

Sort of like how Frank Herberts book Dune talked about the "Guild"?
 

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Italy crisis: Silvio Berlusconi resigns as PM

BBC News - Italy crisis: Silvio Berlusconi resigns as PM

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"regime change" is when a leader in another nation is removed, and replaced with an Empire friendly gov't. This is illegal , but legalities don't seem to matter when the propaganda machine is working in full force. ( ie work up a hatred for the target leader, by the nation planning a regime change , until the population is gung ho for an aggressive form of regime change. ( target leader usually is murdered in cold blood or his demise is facilitated from external forces.but the situation is rationalized so the sheeple will go along with it and believe they are doing some "good" even if the actual act is horrific .)

Of course, elections might mean a regime change ........and then maybe not. depends on who is being considered for the position.

The only VALID regime changes are those done by the population itself. We have seen some successes in recent history when a population revolted and changed the leadership.

Remember one of the bush big lies?? "we are not into regime change".....when that is exactly what he intended in Iraq / Afghanistan. Proceed to demonize the leader, the culture , and the sheeple buy into it like the happy little brainwashed robots they became.
 

damngrumpy

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We won't have to wait years to determine the outcome we will wait a few months at most.
The problem is, the Euro is losing the confidence of almost everyone. There is a list of
likely suspects for trouble. Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Iceland, even France is doing a near
death defying balancing act. Britain is in the beginning stages of serious trouble.
If they go down, not even Germany can stave off the onslaught. America is too big and too
far in debt to bail out if she goes. China will be left with worthless banknotes and bonds
for that matter.
People have no idea yet how close we are to the edge of financial disaster. Our Federal
Government knows and they are preparing for the worse and developing the excuses to
distance themselves from the pending financial destruction. The derivative markets are
not a source of inspiration either. About seven months ago, I read the numbers on those
and if they all came due overnight there is something like one quadrillion dollars outstanding.
And before you ask, no there isn't enough money in the world to pay it off.
Regime change is a nothing statement. The people who have been running the system
are the big banks and investment corporations. Deregulation was instituted to cut down on
red tape and now, those in charge do as they please, without concern for the nation or the
good of the public. They care only about the excess of their own profit margins. Regime
change should not take place. The governments should take charge of the countries and
re establish financial controls and legislate what these people can and cannot do.
Most of the people who put the country and the entire financial system in the world should
be hauled before the world courts for their criminal actions. Actually Occupy Wall Street
would have some impact if they behaved in a more conventional manner.
Bringing down the financial institutions and forcing them to be responsible would be a real
case of regime change.
 

Ocean Breeze

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So in the final analysis........the regime changes that should be taking place have to do with banking, systems, regulations, and wiser control. Not the removal of figure heads.....which is all that some seem to be . (even though , they too are corrupt )

What you say makes sound sense. And the reality of your words are concerning. We can't pretend or play pollyanna with feel good phrases anymore. The harsh truths are there and must be faced head on.