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SHOCK! New York Stock Exchange Being Sold To Germany
The citadel of American capitalism soon could be foreign-owned. The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange is in advanced talks to be acquired by the owner of the Frankfurt stock exchange in a deal that would create a behemoth financial-market operator valued at about $25 billion. The transaction being negotiated by NYSE Euronext and Germany’s Deutsche Boerse would put the Big Board’s trading floor, which became a flag-draped patriotic symbol in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, under overseas control.

Now this can’t be good
For those of you believe that there is a plan by the New World Order to create a One World Government, you need to read this. Once the world’s greatest symbol of Capitalism and freedom, the New York Stock Exchange is being (willingly) taken over by the EU powerhouse, Germany. Have they received their marching orders by George Soros and the other NWO leaders that actually are running America right now?

Is this merger happening because George Soros and the Illuminati have told the NYSE to sell? We know that they are already committed to the destruction of the US dollar.
“The citadel of American capitalism soon could be foreign-owned. The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange is in advanced talks to be acquired by the owner of the Frankfurt stock exchange in a deal that would create a behemoth financial-market operator valued at about $25 billion. The transaction being negotiated by NYSE Euronext and Germany’s Deutsche Boerse would put the Big Board’s trading floor, which became a flag-draped patriotic symbol in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, under overseas control.
The possibility has already stirred opposition. “This is a slice of America being sold,” Joe Saluzzi, co-founder of brokerage Themis Trading in Chatham, N.J., said Wednesday after the companies confirmed their discussions. “You can’t allow an American icon to go under foreign control.” Although the main motivation for a deal is to cut costs by merging operations, the move also would improve the NYSE’s access to the world’s fast-growing emerging markets and insulate it against rival stock exchanges in China and Latin America. The talks also underscore the growing challenge of economic globalization to the U.S., for decades the center of the international financial system.
“Even a few years ago it would have been inconceivable for NYSE to announce that the institution was being taken over by a foreign exchange,” said Benn Steil, director of international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York. “This is a significant mark of globalization.” source – LA Times
