G20: Nieuwe Wereld Orde

G-20: Shaping a new world order
U.S. economic mettle is tested as emboldened leaders from throughout the world gather in Washington.

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The role of the United States as the world's economic leader will be tested this weekend when 20 significant world leaders meet in Washington to address the global financial crisis.

Some European leaders are hailing the summit as the next Bretton Woods - a reference to the historic talks in the latter days of WWII that, in effect, made the dollar the world's dominant currency and laid the foundation for the economic order of the past 60 years.

The United States basically ran those meetings. Close to prevailing in the war, it was the world's undisputed military and economic leader.

But today, with the current credit crisis partly rooted in America, and with the rising economic might of China and a unified Europe, that dominance is being challenged.

"The Europeans see themselves as taking a position equal to the U.S.," said Irene Finel-Honigman, an international affairs professor at Columbia University specializing in international banking. "We're looking at a different composition of players and a different powerplay. It's going to be fascinating to watch."

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Lambiekje	maandag 17 november 2008 @ 10:53
	quote: G-20: Shaping a new world order U.S. economic mettle is tested as emboldened leaders from throughout the world gather in Washington. NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The role of the United States as the world's economic leader will be tested this weekend when 20 significant world leaders meet in Washington to address the global financial crisis. Some European leaders are hailing the summit as the next Bretton Woods - a reference to the historic talks in the latter days of WWII that, in effect, made the dollar the world's dominant currency and laid the foundation for the economic order of the past 60 years. The United States basically ran those meetings. Close to prevailing in the war, it was the world's undisputed military and economic leader. But today, with the current credit crisis partly rooted in America, and with the rising economic might of China and a unified Europe, that dominance is being challenged. "The Europeans see themselves as taking a position equal to the U.S.," said Irene Finel-Honigman, an international affairs professor at Columbia University specializing in international banking. "We're looking at a different composition of players and a different powerplay. It's going to be fascinating to watch." meer Ach ja daarom is dus de kredietcrisis de wereld in geholpen. Wat Hitler opdrong wordt nu door ons om gesmeekt. Als je kritiek geluiden laat horen dan ben je een aluhoedje en weet ik veel.Maar langzamerhand begint wat al die docus schetsen werkelijkheid te worden. Wat een jaar geleden nog zweverig gelul in de ruimte is begint langzamerhand realiteit te worden. Wannneer worden ze eens wakker bij de Vinegar Herald en eens dieper gaan dan dat opppervlakkige geëikel. Waarom zijn wij, het volk, zo onmetelijk dom. Collectief gewoon infantiel. WHY!!
Merkie	maandag 17 november 2008 @ 10:58
	quote: Op maandag 17 november 2008 10:53 schreef Lambiekje het volgende: Waarom zijn wij, het volk, zo onmetelijk dom. Collectief gewoon infantiel. WHY!! Zonder Lambiekje zou het gemiddelde al een heel eind omhoog gaan .
Lambiekje	maandag 17 november 2008 @ 11:02
	quote: Op maandag 17 november 2008 10:58 schreef Merkie het volgende: [..] Zonder Lambiekje zou het gemiddelde al een heel eind omhoog gaan . ah je behoort tot de gasten die zegt die niets te verbergen heeft.
Bananenman	maandag 17 november 2008 @ 11:02
	En nu weer terug je hok in. Hup, terug naar BNW.
DutchErrorist	maandag 17 november 2008 @ 11:08
	Agh tief toch op lul Toon eens wat concreets aan met je NWO!! En kom niet aan met dat zweverige Illuminati of vrijmetselarij
#ANONIEM	maandag 17 november 2008 @ 11:59
	Ik zie niet in wat dit topic nog toevoegt aan het al bestaande topic Balkenende bij G20 top in Washington