Argentina President, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Claims US Government Plotting To Oust Her

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Argentina President, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Claims US Government Plotting To Oust Her

Keep in mind this is a UK media outlet reporting this story and there's centuries of British vs. Argentine dispute/war over the Falkland Islands aka Islas Malvinas Argentina. Additionally, since the CIA/Mi6 jackals are involved in every nation/government around the world, the US international banksters objections to the Argentine government's choice of default, has the bankers seeking alternative plans with their partnered government agencies.

Argentine president questioned countries such as the United States for attacking groups, including the ISIL Takfiri terrorists which Washington previously backed against the Syrian government.
“Where do ISIS (ISIL) and Al-Qaeda take their guns from? Yesterday’s freedom fighters are today’s terrorists,” Cristina Fernandez said, blasting US policies vis-a-vis terrorism.

Buenos Aires Herald: Contempt Condemned

JTA(Global Jewish News): Argentine Jewish leader slams nation’s president for ripping Jewish community at U.N.

The Star Online: Argentina defies US court order by depositing debt payment

American Thinker: Pres. Cristina Fernandez of Argentina in 'Muy Loca' Mode

Arutz Sheva(Israel National News): Argentina's President Sees Jewish Conspiracy?

Bloomberg: Argentina Central Bank Head Quits After Fernandez Speech

PressTV: Media Censor Argentina President's Remarks at UN

One must remember who may control government, especially when it involves money: Mayer Amschel Bauer Rothschild's rule of thumb, "Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes it's laws" —

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/01/argentina-president-claims-us-plot

Argentina president claims US plotting to oust her
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner alludes to alleged plot against her by local businessmen and ‘foreign help’ in televised speech
The Guardian, Wednesday 1 October 2014 13.36 EDT

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Argentina President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner was accused of being
‘out of touch with reality’ by Argentinian opposition politicians.

Argentinian opposition politicians have accused the country’s president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, of being “completely out of touch with reality” after she gave a rambling televised address in which she claimed the US may be behind a plot to overthrow her government and possibly even assassinate her.

“If something should happen to me, don’t look to the Middle East, look to the North,” Fernández said during the address on Tuesday night, in which she alluded to an alleged plot against her by local bankers and businessmen “with foreign help”.

Fernández had previously claimed to have received death threats from Islamic State (ISIS) because of her friendship with Pope Francis. In last night’s speech, however, she seemed to suggest the threats against her, received in three emails to Argentinian security officials, had come from the US.
Her claim comes in the wake of a rapid deterioration of Argentina’s already rocky relationship with the US after the country went into default in August.
Argentina has rejected paying $1.3bn (£990m) awarded by New York Judge Thomas Griesa to “vulture fund” investors who refused to accept a “haircut” on Argentinian bonds from the country’s previous default in 2001.
“I’m not naive, this is not an isolated move by a senile judge in New York,” said Fernández. “Because vultures look a lot like the eagles of empires,” referring to the bald eagle, the national symbol of the US.
Fernández almost threw out the US embassy chief of mission Kevin Sullivan for saying “it is important Argentina get out of default” to a local newspaper. Fernández claims that despite its debt crisis, Argentina is not in real default and Sullivan was called in for a reprimand by the Argentinian foreign ministry for using the “default” word.
With economic stagnation, Argentina’s peso currency in free fall and an alarming rise in crime levels, Fernández has seemed increasingly beleaguered in the last few weeks.
There is also increasing uncertainty within her Victory Front party regarding who Fernández will back as presidential candidate in 2015. Fernández’s second term ends next year, and she is unable to stand for re-election, though her 37-year-old son Máximo Kirchner could be a candidate to replace her.
Elisa Carrió, the presidential candidate of the centrist opposition UNEN party, said President Fernández was “completely out of touch with reality”.
“Since she doesn’t resist reality, with unemployment, high inflation, the rising dollar, she says it’s no longer ISIS trying to kill her, but the US,” said Carrió. “She’s inventing conspiracies.”

The president’s mental wellbeing was previously questioned by Hillary Clinton in 2010. “Is she taking medication?”, Clinton asked in a diplomatic cable leaked to the press while she was US secretary of state. “How does stress affect her behaviour toward advisers and/or her decision-making?” the memo added.

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The President of Argentina, Cristina Fernández, said her country had experienced a massive economic and financial crisis when it was forced to default on its sovereign debt in 2001. Contributing to that collapse were the terms that had been forced upon Argentina by its creditors. But there was some good news to report, said the Argentine President.


President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner of Argentina addresses the General Assembly.
UN Photo/Cia Pak

Argentina now has the best growth in Latin America because $193 billion dollars in debt had been restructured, enabling the country to repay most of its creditors, including its full debt to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Today, Argentina carried one of the lowest debt loads in the world. However, Ms. Fernández said there were still “vulture funds” destabilizing the region, amounting to economic terrorism by creating poverty and hunger through the sin of speculation.

Argentina had also experience political terrorism when the Israeli Embassy was attacked in Buenos Aires in 1992, said Ms. Fernández. Argentina had investigated and sought to bring the perpetrators to justice, including through a memorandum negotiated with Iran, enabling the accused Iranian citizens to make statements in Argentina's courts.

President Fernández said dialogue was essential. In that context, she recognized the need for a two-State solution in the Middle East and called on the Assembly to recognize Palestine as a State, a full Member of the Assembly, noting that Israel must also be secure within its borders.

On Security Council reform, she said that as long as the votes of the five Permanent Members counted more than those of other countries, nothing will be resolved. The General Assembly, where each Member had one vote, should be the sovereign body of the Organization. As a non-permanent Member of the Council, President Fernández, said she had questions to ask: Who was arming the “bad guys?” and where did ISIS come from?

 

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Hadn't congress banned such policies?

 

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I saw this... Does not surprise me. She's 'messing' with the international banking cartel and their plans.

She should read about all the atrocities the US has committed in central and south america.