The death of Slawomir Skrzypek, the president of Poland's central bank, in a plane crash Saturday morning that also killed the country's president, could change the country's monetary policy.

Skzrypek has been a key figure in steering Poland through the economic meltdown that has affected the USA and Europe.

Skrzypek had been at the heart of a row with the finance ministry after he pushed for Poland not apply to extend a $20.5bn credit line from the International Monetary Fund.

In addition, Skzrypek appears to have been a driving force in the decision to delay Poland’s entry into the eurozone, a currency area controlled by the globalist bankers.

On Friday, one day before Skzrypek’s death in a mysterious plane crash in Russia, the central bank intervened in currency markets to weaken the appreciating Zloty in  a move that will help keep Poland’s industry competitive by promoting exports.

Also, Skzrypek was in favour of an increase in interest rates to halt the flow of cheap capital that has helped created property and other bubbles that have preceded busts.

The monetary policies protecting the Polish economy that Skzrypek advocated could well have antagonised the global "elite",  who appear to be eager to promote policies that weaken country’s economies, industry and export base, drive them deeper into debt before imposing IMF or EU economic governance.

According to Infowars, an upcoming Bilderberg meeting in Spain in June of the so-called “elite” will focuss on how to construct an economic world government using the UN and IMF framework on top of the ruins of the economic crisis engineered by the Bilderberg corporate syndicate.

During last year’s Bilderberg meeting in Athens in May, the secretive group focussed on turning the WHO into a global health ministry.

Many of the key figures driving the swine flu pandemic attended the Athens meeting, including Novartis CEO Daniel Vasella as well as Austrian Chancellor Werner Faymann, who has helped cover up the incident in a Baxter facility that nearly triggered a world wide bird flu pandemic just weeks before the swine flu “pandemic” alert.

High level freemasons are believed to be candidates selected by the steering group around David Rockefeller to attend Bilderberg meetings to fine tune the "elite's" plans for world domination.

The Polish Health Minister was the only one in Europe to refuse the mild swine flu vaccine.

The Polish Central Bank Governor’s intervention to devalue the Zloty – which was backed by President Lech Kach, who also died in the crash – may have worried the Bilderbergs because it could have set a precedent for other countries.

Skrzypek recently called the zloty "a very good shock absorber,” according to the Wall Street Journal, recognising that a devaluation can insulate an economy from globalist engineered financial crises.

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The WSJ reported in March that several countries are now questioning joining the euro including Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania.

Countries that join the euro  straightjacket can no longer devalue their currencies; this means that their industry becomes increasingly uncompetitive, leading to lower exports, higher unemployment, growing debt and trade deficits.

Countries outside the eurozone can use the instrument of devaluation to protect their industrial base and economies.

Some ecoonomic experts have argued Greece should revert to the Drachma and devalue as soon as possible to escape economic meltdown within the eurozone due to debt implosion.

The globalist Financial Times Friday suggested that Poland’s intervention in currency markets on Friday to weaken the Zloty could be followed by others in what would amount to a big blow to the globalist plans for gaining control of Europe's economies.

Martin Blum at Ithuba Capital is quoted  by the FT as saying that eastern European central banks were begin to ditch or at least revise their previous free-float currency policies in favour of a more Asian-style interventionist approach focussing on both export growth and stocking up forex reserves.

Blum said Poland’s devaluation might spark “a broad-based move by the region’s central banks to slow currency appreciation.”

“Such a sea-change in strategy would not only have significant implications for CEE currency markets, but also sovereign credit markets and would ramp up competitive pressure further on countries on the periphery of the eurozone,” said Mr Blum according to the FT.

“In short, it shouldn’t be ruled out that this action by the National Bank of Poland is a game-changer, not only for Poland but for the region.”

Skrzypek, 46, was an ally of Lech Kaczynski, Poland's president, who shared Skrypek’s doubts over a rapid entry into the eurozone and who also died in the crash, along with key military figures.

A Polish TV reporter said he heard explosions before the plane crashed in Russia, according to Polskaweb.

Normally, the President nominates the Central Bank Governor but with Kacyniski’s death, it is not clear who will chose the next governor.

The new presidential candidate selected by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Komorowski, will most likely chose the next head of the national bank.

Piotr Wiesiolek has been named acting president of the Central Bank.