"fiscal union"= Lost of sovereignty,Total controle=Revelation 13:16,17

Before you read on what the BBC has to say about a FISCAL UNION it would prudent to understand what this term really mean. 

Wikki Says :

Fiscal union is the integration of the fiscal policy of nations or states. Under fiscal union decisions about the collection and expenditure of taxes are taken by common institutions, shared by the participating governments. For example, in federal nations such as the United States, fiscal policy is determined to a large extent by the central government, which is empowered to raise taxes, borrow and spend. It is often proposed that the European Union adopt a form of fiscal union. Most member states of the EU participate in economic and monetary union (EMU), based on the euro currency, but most decisions about taxes and spending remain at the national level.
Control over fiscal policy is a traditionally considered central to national sovereignty, and today there is no substantial fiscal union between independent nations. However the EU has certain limited fiscal powers. It has a role in deciding the level of VAT (consumption taxes) and tariffs on external trade. It also spends a budget of many billions of euro. There is furthermore a Stability and Growth Pact among members of the Eurozone (common currency area) intended to co-ordinate the fiscal policies of member states.

Today's BBC news says:

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said Europe is working towards setting up a "fiscal union", in a bid to resolve the eurozone's debt crisis.

She told the Bundestag that a new EU treaty was needed to set up such a union and impose budget discipline.
On Monday she is to meet French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who has also called for EU treaty changes.
EU leaders have been under pressure to do more to tackle the debt crisis, amid concern about the survival of the euro.
In her speech, Mrs Merkel promised "concrete steps towards a fiscal union" - in effect close integration of the tax-and-spend polices of individual eurozone countries, with Brussels imposing penalties on members that break the rules.

"We need budget discipline and effective crisis management mechanism," she said. "So we need to change the treaties or create new treaties."

not included in the article is the definition of the word "TREATY" :

A treaty is an express agreement under international law entered into by actors in international law, namely sovereign states and international organizations. A treaty may also be known as an (international) agreement, protocol, covenant, convention or exchange of letters, among other terms. Regardless of terminology, all of these forms of agreements are, under international law, equally considered treaties and the rules are the same.^[1]

Treaties can be loosely compared to contracts: both are means of willing parties assuming obligations among themselves, and a party to either that fails to live up to their obligations can be held liable under international law.

Article continues  : The German government has been pressing for changes to establish powers to veto national budgets in the eurozone that breach agreed rules.
"We have started a new phase in European integration," Mrs Merkel said.

But she made it clear that this was a long-term process that would take years.

On Thursday, Mr Sarkozy said a new European treaty governing relations between members was necessary to protect Europe's place in the world.
"We must confront those who doubt the stability of the euro and speculate on its break-up with total solidarity," Mr Sarkozy said.
Mr Sarkozy said the euro could not continue to exist unless eurozone economies pulled together, with France and Germany playing a key role to ensure "a zone of stability".
However Mr Sarkozy rejected suggestions that national budgets could be approved and regulated in Brussels, and said France would not give up its sovereignty.
No 'joint liability' In her speech on Friday, Mrs Merkel also reiterated her opposition to the European Central Bank (ECB) issuing "eurobonds" backed by all eurozone members.
"A joint liability for others' debts is not acceptable," she said. "Eurobonds are not a rescue measure in this crisis."
She added: "National responsibility and European solidarity serve each other."
Many in Germany argue that eurobonds would penalise countries with a high credit rating, and reduce the incentive of indebted governments to reform.

Analysts also say Berlin is opposed to wholesale intervention by the ECB because of the country's experience of hyperinflation in the 1920s.

However Germany's Sueddeutsche Zeitung daily said Mrs Merkel was willing to see the ECB step up its buying of bonds from indebted eurozone countries, as a bridging solution until budget controls took hold.
During their meeting in Paris on Monday, Mr Sarkozy and Mrs Merkel are to agree on joint proposals to be put to a meeting of European leaders next week.
Many analysts see that summit as a crucial moment in efforts to tackle the debt crisis.
European stock markets rose early on Friday, as Europe's leaders call for closer economic integration as the way to resolve the debt crisis
Meanwhile Mr Sarkozy is discussing the eurozone crisis with UK Prime Minister David Cameron in Paris.
Britain is concerned about the possible impact of a two-speed Europe, in which it could be left on the margins along with other countries outside the euro.


Royalblood: Now if the Eurozone challenge is solved or if the European Union succeed then many nations will see light in adopting such methods or may be forced to unite with others to remain competitive while giving up sovereignty . The Bible shows a world united by Zones  controle by 10 kings see here http://thetruthandthetruthalone.blogspot.com/2010/09/who-are-3-entities-that-make-up-modern.html
We know a United, a grouped of nations are easier to control rather than all these nations doing there own thing.  Thus the stage will be set for Revelation 13:16:17. The control of buying and selling One of the bases in which the Papacy will sit as queen on the throne of the earth for a short time hence bringing in the hidden agenda of persecuting Bible believing Christian like in the dark ages. This time is mentioned in Daniel 11:40-45 in detail and .Then Michael shall stand up Daniel 12:1.Christ Will stand up putting and end to all Evil and sin in the World.
Give your life to Jesus now, And he will bring more light(truth) He is the way the truth and the Light.John 14:6

Perfect peace to you as we see on the horizon a perfect storm.
Royalblood

"The enemy has used the chain of dependence to draw men together. They have united to destroy God's image in man, to counterwork the gospel by perverting its principles. They are represented in God's word as being bound in bundles to be burned. Satan is uniting his forces for perdition."{{Vol 6 Testimonies to the church  241.5}  written in 1901

UN envoy Bill Clinton begins first visit to Haiti in his new role

New world Order Believer now UN envoy roaming the globe .The UN is now on the move.

Former United States President and new UN Envoy to Haiti Bill Clinton

6 July 2009 – The recently appointed United Nations Special Envoy to Haiti, the former United States president Bill Clinton, will today begin his first visit to the Caribbean country in his new capacity.

During his three-day visit, Mr. Clinton is expected to meet with a series of senior Government officials to discuss how best the international community can support their efforts to better prepare for hurricanes, generate new jobs and enhance the delivery of basic social services.

He is also going to examine how the UN, civil society and the international donor community can better align their efforts with the Haitian Government’s recovery plan and with each other, according to a note issued by his office.

Earlier this month Mr. Clinton laid out his vision to advance development in Haiti, telling a news conference at UN Headquarters in New York that the country, more than ever before, has an opportunity to progress.

“Haiti, notwithstanding the total devastation wreaked by the four storms last year, has the best chance to escape the darker aspects of its history in the 35 years that I have been going there,” he said.

Mr. Clinton has already visited Haiti this year, but this will be his first trip to the impoverished State since his appointment as an envoy by Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in May. In March the two men visited Haiti together to assess the situation in the wake of the devastating hurricanes that struck in quick succession in 2008.

Swine Flu vaccine coming soon to third world countries ( The wise saw it coming from day one)

Two weeks ago I posted information concerning what I thought was unnecessary talk of the H1N1 swine flue.
I perceived ( see here ) at that time WHO would move towards vaccination of all countries.I made these assumptions based on the theses anti theses methods of the UN, Illuminati and the Vatican .The understanding is simple create a problem , set a propaganda machine on it to spread the news rapidly,then suggest a solution which of course is a policy they wanted to implement in the first place.
And so people beguiled (fooled) will applaud thinking that a solution is found. God alone knows what would be in those vaccines,only time would tell .
Already in my country the health authority are ready to receive mass vaccination programs.. From what am seeing so far the prediction was correct .
Will you take the vaccine ? Here is the news bellow.
Royalblood

SWINE FLU VACCINE OFFER Health Minister makes disclosure at doctors' conference Aabida Allaham aallhaham@trinidadexpress.com Monday, June 29th 2009

MEDICAL TALK: Health Minister Jerry Narace, centre, speaks yesterday to secretary of the Trinidad and Tobago Medical Association Marla Persad as he left the medical conference at Crowne Plaza, Port of Spain. At right is president of the Medical Association Dr Solaiman Juman. -Photo: CURTIS CHASE HEALTH Minister Jerry Narace announced yesterday that pharmaceutical companies have offered to supply a vaccine for the dreaded Influenza A/H1N1 virus for all citizens by October. Narace did not offer any further details about the offer while speaking with reporters at the Trinidad and Tobago Medical Association's (TTMA) 15th Medical Research Conference held at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Port of Spain yesterday. "The Ministry of Health has been approached by more than one company offering the possibility of an immunisation vaccine of Influenza A/H1N1 for all citizens of Trinidad and Tobago by October 2009. In the interim we will continue to monitor and ramp up activities as required," he said. This country is set to host 53 heads of State between November 27-29 for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) which will also attract scores of delegates and journalists from around the world. Prime Minister Patrick Manning has also extended an invitation to several Latin American business groups, who were here for the Fifth Summit of the Americas in April, in an effort to develop wider markets. The Government has invested millions to upgrade major infrastructure and other facilities for both summits. On June 19, however, Narace announced that his Ministry had advised the Ministry of Sport to postpone the July inaugural Caribbean Games, hosted by this country. Sports Minister Gary Hunt said then that there was no other available date on the sporting callender to accommodate the games and as a result had to be cancelled. The sudden cancellation of the games placed clouds of uncertainty over the hosting of Commonwealth summit and next year's Carnival celebrations. Questioned on the offer made by the pharmaceutical companies, Narace was hesitant to divulge any more information but insisted that "the Ministry will continue to evaluate, look at all the information, to work closely with PAHO (Pan American Health Organisation) and WHO (World Health Organisation) and as we take decisions, we will bring it to the attention of the national community". Statistics released by the ministry last Friday indicated that 54 people have been confirmed for the influenza A/ H1N1 virus thus far. However, in terms of this possible vaccine being able to effect change and prevention of this virus, Narace could only say "I am not in a position to speak to that, so I can't at this time". President of the TTMA, Dr Solaiman Juman, told the Express yesterday that chances of actually having a vaccine by that time was "very slim because the influenza A/H1N1 virus was still mutating", so he wanted to believe that Narace made the statement about being approached in the general sense. "I can't say if and when it will be ready, but the possibility of a pharmaceutical company developing one does exist because places like the (United) States and Europe is temperate, and people over there are always in need of a vaccine. I mean when the winter comes around, the elderly and children are always rushing to get their flu shot, so there is no doubt about that," he said. On the other hand, during Narace's presentation at the conference, he said people must remember that while we sometimes sit easy in the fact that there is possible a cure for all illnesses, our health is ultimately in our own hands. "With regards to the A H1N1 the Ministry of Health's epidemiology and surveillance systems have been tracking the entry of this virus to our shores consistent with best practices in WHO, PAHO and the rest of the world," he said. Source :Trinidad Express

WE WILL PAY IN BLOOD PM: Regional unity a must or. die says the primeminster of T&T

in full flight: Prime Minister Patrick Manning yesterday.

The floundering Eastern Caribbean economies pose a serious threat to the economic welfare and well-being of the people and economy of Trinidad and Tobago, Prime Minister Patrick Manning warned yesterday.

These threats involve mass illegal migration of the people of the Eastern Caribbean states into Trinidad and Tobago, an increase in drug activity, which increases the risk of the development of narco-states in the region, and a decline in the Trinidad and Tobago manufacturing sector because of the loss of the much-needed Eastern Caribbean markets. Trinidad and Tobago exports $400 million annually to this market out of one billion dollars- plus in exports to the entire region, the Prime Minister noted.

Addressing the PNM Special Convention at the Chaguaramas Convention Centre yesterday, Manning stated: "Whether we in Trinidad and Tobago like it or not, we cannot stand idly by and watch the Caribbean in this economic situation and do nothing about it. We will pay in blood for taking such a position."

"You agree with me or not?" he asked, drawing applause from the audience.

As he spoke of the imperative of economic and political union, Manning said economic union would bring the benefit of increased economic activity in the entire region - both in Trinidad and Tobago and in the countries of the Eastern Caribbean.

He said the PNM was "unassailable" both in Trinidad and Tobago and in the region.

"This country has grown substantially economically," he said, adding that in seven short years, "we have tripled" the size of this economy.

This country was moving ahead, he said, noting that his statement that the economic downturn was a "blip" was by no means a "slip of the lip", given the fact that oil prices were now $70 plus a barrel.

"I am not an obeah man. I have been around for a long time," he said.

But what of the rest of the Caribbean, he asked. It was badly off, he said and proceeded to cite specific figures.

Unemployment in the last quarter of last year was 4.2 per cent in this country. He said with the economic downturn, unemployment was slightly higher now, between five and six per cent, "but far better than almost any other country in the Caribbean". In St Vincent, unemployment was 18 per cent and in the bulk if the Eastern Caribbean it was between 15 and 20 per cent, he said. In terms of poverty index figures, it ranged between 20 and 37 per cent in the Eastern Caribbean, while it stood at 16 per cent in Trinidad and Tobago.

He said Trinidad and Tobago's public debt was 27.2 per cent of GDP.

"Aren't you happy about that?" he asked, provoking applause.

In St Vincent, the debt/GDP ratio was 67 per cent, St Lucia - 71 per cent, Barbados - 95 per cent, Dominica - just under 100, Grenada - just over 100, Antigua - 120, Jamaica - 130 and St Kitts/Nevis - 180, Manning said, the "oooohs" getting louder and louder with each figure.

In terms of reserves for imports, the situation was the same, with Bahamas having reserves for two months, Belize - 2.8 months, the Eastern Caribbean - 2.5 months, Guyana - 2.5 months, Jamaica - 2.3 months, while Trinidad and Tobago had a healthy foreign exchange reserves figure to cover 11.3 months of imports, he said.

Manning said the parlous economic situation of the Eastern Caribbean countries was due to the loss of their preferential markets upheld by the World Trade Organisation, significant decline in tourism (which was expected to worsen with the reopening of Cuba) and the financial service sector.

"What are the implications of that?" he asked rhetorically.

Referring to how Trinidad and Tobago regarded Brooklyn, New York in the 1960s, Manning said similarly, if the people of Caribbean come to the view that they cannot make a proper life in their own countries, they would look to "greener pastures".

Stating that Trinidad and Tobago would be a prime target, Manning said: "We are not going to have enough police officers to stop the influx of illegal migrants into Trinidad and Tobago...That is the reality of it."

He predicted that such a development would place enormous pressure on the social services. It would lead to squatting and then to avoid this problem, Government would have to provide them with housing, "taking away from those who are legitimately citizens of Trinidad and Tobago and therefore entitled (to housing)". Government would also have to provide school places to the children of illegal migrants, as well as health care, he noted.

"So when we say we want to enter into an arrangement with the Eastern Caribbean, it is not to satisfy anybody's ego, my dear friends. It is a realisation that if we don't go it, we don't do it at our own peril," he said.

Manning said in the context of all that was taking place in the region, coupled with the reality of formation of economic blocs all over the world, Trinidad and Tobago was holding out the idea of economic union.

"You want to come, the doors are open. We are not trying to mash up anything," Manning said, in an apparent response to concerns expressed by Jamaican Prime Minister Bruce Golding.

He also announced that all the OECS countries met this week and agreed to sign on to the initiative of pursuing economic and political union with Trinidad and Tobago. He stressed that this initiative was not an action against Caricom, nor did Trinidad and Tobago have aspirations to dominate anybody.

"We don't have the resources to do that," he said, adding that this country certainly could not take care of the debt of all these (OECS) countries.

"What we are after is a collaborative arrangement, economically and politically, that would redound to the benefit of all ... uplifting the standard of all countries of the region."

Noting that more and more Caribbean countries were joining ALBA, he said it was time for Caricom to hold formal discussions with Venezuela to ensure that ALBA is not pursued to the detriment of Caricom.

source:Trinidad express newspapers