EUROs rulling the world...
 

all 10 of the IMF's managing directors have been European.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-13468357

He who controls the money supply.

Can't wait for the new puppet

I don't think that the IMF being Euro-centric is a bad thing, per se. The IMF was formed in the 1940s and until recently, the United States, Europe, Russia, and maybe Japan were the only large international economic players. The United States has, by far, the most voting power. Giving it the Director's office as well would marginalize the other member countries. Russia had a control economy for much of the IMF's existance, so it makes sense that they would not have led it. That leaves Europe as the logical choice.

Even now as we see the BRIC countries come into their own, the United States and Europe are still the global economic leaders. Their economic policies affect the global economy more than any other country can. Almost every country uses the Dollar or Euro as a reserve currency (even China!). Despite having about 1/3 to 1/4 the population of China, the US and Eurozone have almost 3 times the GDP of China, the next largest economy. The BRIC countries have certainly come into their own economically, but they are still far from becoming global economic leaders.




Also, zionists, Bilderberg group did 9/11, etc...