John Key confesses to his role in destroying the global economy on breakfast TV

The problem with Psychopaths is they want to brag about their achievements even if these achievements are damaging and detrimental to many others.

In this regard John Key does not differ from his Wall street mates. In fact he just did except here in New Zealand many don’t know the whole story so it sounded to most Kiwi’s as if John Key could see reason in the Occupy Wall street movement making him look like an understanding democratic leader allowing free speech and demonstrations.

Here is his confession on breakfast TV and below I fill in the blanks:

John Key says about Wall street and the Occupy movement the following:

” If you go all the way back to what’s caused the global financial crisis you can apportion an enormous amount of the blame at the foot steps of Wall street and it ultimately created products that destroyed capital around the world and fitfully (whatever that means) destroyed banks around the world.:

“I mean they sold products that in their heart of hearts they must have known they wouldn’t be repaid for so I can understand that bit….”

and then he goes on about why condemning capitalism is a bad thing and how we should lift  the poor out of their misery and make them more wealthy. (More on that later) Let’s analyse the whole statement about the banking world and it’s destructive products for a bit and connect John Key to all these negative activities shall we?

“If you go all the way back to what’s caused the global financial crisis you can apportion an enormous amount of the blame at the foot steps of Wall street.”

  1. This is correct but it goes back quit a bit further then John Key would let us to believe as he states in the “unauthorised biography” he left long before they created these fraudulent products.One of the first events ever to use the products he speaks of happened in 1987 with the attack of Andrew Krieger on the NZ dollar to which John Key was party as I prove in this article. In his book infectious greed Frank Partnoy identifies the trade made by Andrew Krieger which to this day tops the top ten trades made of all time as the Patient zero trade of what is ending now as the total financial collapse of the global system. It set the tone for John Key’s career as a Derivatives and forex trader.
  2. John Key blames Wall street but what he doesn’t say is that he was a Wall street trader. Here is a link to a speech he made to the New Zealand American friendship association in 2007. In it he clearly states that he had an apartment in New York, lived there a lot of the time and he also tells us he had an office and several employees one of whom dies on 911. In fact he tells us that he worked on Wall street and what’s more he was an advisor in an upon invitation only committee of the New York Federal Reserve.
  3. John Key at the time of the repeal of the Glass Steagall act was the managing director of Debt for Merrill Lynch. Here he talks about the fantastic possibilities of over the counter products, the very ones now destroying the economy, in 1999!

 and it ultimately created products that destroyed capital around the world and fitfully (whatever that means) destroyed banks around the world.

  1. They did but the previous makes it clear that it wasn’t they but we.

“I mean they sold products that in their heart of hearts they must have known they wouldn’t be repaid for so I can understand that bit….”

  1. Here is the bragging (confessing bit coming full to the fore. The question did not ask for this emotional statement. Here he shows us his intimate knowledge of the products he sold and what would inevitable be the outcome and the sentence goes way beyond the scope of the question. It merely asked if he could understand why the demonstrated and the first two sentences would have sufficed but by saying “they must have known in their heart of hearts” he actually admits to not only knowing now that the Wall street antics will destroy the entire system but actually having known that in his heart of hearts he knew that the scam would implode on him and his Wall street bankster mates at the time he was dealing in them. but in saying it out in the open he also shows that he cynically thinks that since Kiwi’s still think of him as a nice guy that they won’t catch on to this what is essentially a bragging psychopathic confession of his role in the whole damn scam.