Martin
Armstrong is a US financial analyst who created a unique mathematical
formula that enabled him to correctly predict many events in politics
and economics. In an interview with Sputnik, he revealed how US banks
wanted to take over Russia and explained why the euro is destined to
collapse.
Part
2 - Armstrong's Imprisonment
The
analyst revealed that New York bankers urged him to participate in
the "financial coup" against Russia.
"They
tried to get me to invest in Hermitage Capital and I declined. I
said: look, this is gonna collapse, it's not gonna work. They wanted
me to put in ten billion dollar, and I said no I'm not up with my
clients' money into it. I refused,” Armstrong said.
"When
they started this nonsense about me, I told them ‘look, Republic
stole the money.' And the government said ‘we believe Republic'. I
said Ok, fine, and I did an interview in Japan with the Japan press,"
the expert recalled, adding that during his interview he told the
truth, and right afterwards he became the target of US intelligence.
The
analyst argued that the US authorities detained him because of his
refusal to collaborate. He served a prison sentence from 1999 to
2011.
US
intelligence agencies have repeatedly tried to lure out his secret
formula that helped him to predict the 1998 financial crisis in
Russia, financial crises in 2007 — 2009 and the crisis of euro, but
the analyst refused.
"When
Russia collapsed, that's when the CIA basically came in and said:
look, we want this model. We offered to provide forecasting for them,
and they basically said no they had to own it. And that's why I said
‘no.'"
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