*[20 Oct 2015 Addendum: Some readers did not catch the nuance in WHAT Makes a Monetary System CRIMINAL. The executives, policy makers, politicians, and others are criminals that make any system they control criminal, for deception and fraud are tools of criminals. “GOLD Bullion” as money is not the answer.]
Food rationing is probable…
Venezuela Crisis:
I rarely see a discussion of Venezuela without corruption center stage, thus I will leave it for another time, perhaps as the government collapses…
Venezuela decreed 30% increase in the minimum wage for higher inflation in 2015.
This is the second increase in the year and according to the president of the South American nation, will recover the purchasing power of Venezuelans. However, this adjustment will fall short before an expected 80% inflation.
Read:
http://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/economia/hiperinflacion-abraza-a-venezuela.html
http://www.elfinanciero.com.mx/economia/venezuela-decreta-aumento-de-30-en-el-salario-minimo-por-mayor-inflacion-en-2015.html
http://www.preciopetroleo.net/petroleo-hoy.html
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Recession in Latin America’s biggest economy:
As the citizens in Brazil call on criminal investigations and impeachment to halt the criminality in government and banks, the Brazilian government fights to survive (with a disapproval rate of 70%) even as it face inflating government debt due to several international monetary factors and fluctuations…
Recent years Brazil was championed as an example of growth and development, today the Latin American giant is at the center of the economic crisis in the region.
Credit rating agencies have shredded the nation’s credit rating and economic outlook, causing greater costs of government borrowing.
Even more Ominous Brazil’s government launches a political drive for Austerity measures!
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Europe’s Crisis
The mass media is non-stop-hype about the massive war refugees flooding Europe. That is a topic we can discuss another time…
Title: “Vicious circle of corruption Focus on Europe”
Video posted 15 Oct 2015
Refugees from Montenegro have virtually no chance of being granted asylum in Germany. Still, many are fleeing their tiny republic, where nepotism and rampant corruption have bred high unemployment.
Read more: http://www.dw.com/en/focus-on-europe-spotlight-on-people-2015-10-14/e-18735821-9798
Video posted 16 Oct 2015
A court in Portugal has lifted the house arrest for the country’s former socialist prime minister Jose Socrates.
He is now allowed to leave his home, but is required to stay in Portugal unless given special permission to travel abroad.
Socrates was allowed to vote in parliamentary elections earlier this month.
He was arrested last November as part of an investigation into suspected tax fraud, corruption and money-laundering.
Prosecutors and judges have intensified a campaign against corrupt…
READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2015/10/16/portugal-lifts-house-arrest-for-ex-pm-jose-socrates
–Osborne warns UK not immune from rising global risks
–Greece’s debt has become unsustainable and the country needs debt relief, according to the International Monetary Fund.
–Glencore shares crash 29% as European markets slide
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This Time The Most Embarrassing Thing To Say Will Be “No One Saw This Coming”
The coming Capital Controls are designed to protect the banks from YOU
Iceland’s Leadership is pointing to something important. Quote:
Iceland Repays All of Its Remaining Obligations to the IMF Ahead of Schedule
Press Release No. 15/469
October 9, 2015
Iceland today repaid, ahead of schedule, all of its remaining obligations to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), amounting to SDR 236.9 million (about US$334 million).
End quote.
Will Iceland Adopt A Sovereign Money Policy?
I don’t think the Banksters will like that.
Read Iceland’s proposal:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16989668/Iceland/Iceland’s%20Parliamentary_resolution_EN%20copy.pdf
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Ex-FDIC Auditor Files Brief
Eric Mains, former FDIC Auditor who quit to defend his home and go after the banks for the “culpable” actions has filed a brief worth reading. Anyone following this blog should read it carefully.
The banks use the Rooker Feldman doctrine, res judicata, collateral estoppel and a variety of other devices to convince judges that any action for damages or other relief is barred if a judgment has been entered against the borrower. It is a cloud of legal fantasy that often obscures the vision of the court.
Among the points that are well made is that if the relief sought by the homeowner would not set aside or disturb the judgment that was entered, and the homeowner is complaining of external culpable actions that led the to the entry of the judgment, then the homeowner has in fact raised issues that can be heard in Federal or State Court or in Bankruptcy Court. It is simple logic based upon long-standing law.
see:
https://livinglies.files.wordpress.com/2015/10/response-brief-chase-and-citi-highlighted.pdf
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Big Story Big Debate: ‘Public Money’ Action Against Corruption
Published on Oct 12, 2015
After exposing scams of Bank of Baroda, Vijay Mallya, Ashok Singhwi and many more in the list. Is PM Modi’s government fighting corruption? If yes, will it stop corruption in India? Watch Big Story Big Debate on ‘Public Money’ Action Against Corruption.
Zee Business, India’s first 24-hour Hindi business channel, was conceived to offer ‘information’ and ‘insight’ and bring business and economy coverage to you in your own language.
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Malaysia, Goldman Sachs, and the ECM Turning Point
Posted on October 12, 2015 by Martin Armstrong
Malaysia is becoming the poster-child for the crisis in emerging markets. The rising tensions between the people and government are clearly demonstrated by this story developing within the emerging markets. In Malaysia, we hear the central bank is recommending criminal prosecution in connection with the controversial investment fund 1MDB, the BBC reported. 1MDB was a sovereign wealth fund that was set up by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak. The fund invested nearly $1.83bn abroad without using proper procedures. The investment bank Goldman Sachs is at the center of the criminal investigation in Malaysia since it organized 1MDB to raise U.S. dollar debt to finance acquisitions of power plants. Goldman Sachs also did the currency swap from dollars.
Goldman Sachs’ role has been highly criticized in the Malaysian media and political circles after it emerged that 1MDB paid hundreds of millions of dollars to the bank for helping it raise $6.5 billion in three bond deals in 2012 and 2013. Goldman Sachs earned around $590 million in fees plus commissions and expenses from underwriting the bonds, according to Reuters. The reported fees are highly excessive, nearing 10%, when such fees are typically only 1% in bond underwriting. The Wall Street Journal reported last July that investigators looking into 1MDB had discovered nearly $700 million transferred to Najib’s bank accounts. Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak also acts as finance minister in Malaysia and on top of that chairs 1MDB’s advisory board. Malaysia’s anti-corruption commission said the funds deposited in Najib’s accounts were from a donation, not from 1MDB. However, they declined to reveal who the donor was and for what reason they donated.
Then this financial mess gets even more convoluted. Abu Dhabi is in the mix through IPIC established in the 1980s to focus on energy investments. For some strange reason, they have been a supporter of Malaysia as part of its expansion to developing countries and have already offered financial support. An Abu Dhabi government-owned investment firm revealed that it would pay $102.7 million (U.S. dollars) in interest payments due this month, in addition to paying for two $1.75 billion bonds next month that were issued by 1MDB units and are co-guaranteed by IPIC.
Growing pressures of this corruption scandal are clearly demonstrated in the depreciation of the Malaysian Ringgit over the past few months, as illustrated above. However, this is at the heart of emerging market debt that is going to explode with a rising dollar. The total debt, which rose after 2007 in dollars, is nearly 50% of the total U.S. national debt without the economic infrastructure to support it.
This corruption scandal is starting to make worldwide press with the turn in the ECM on 2015.75.
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Look at The Fall Of Major Corporations
Some Analysts Are Calling This A Earnings Recession!
Despite Central Banks handing them free money in Q.E. program at near zero interest!
“The worst stock market crashes in U.S. history have come during the month of October”…
GM Stock Declines as Third Quarter Sales Drop 3.1%
http://www.thestreet.com/story/13327634/1/gm-stock-declines-as-third-quarter-sales-drop-3-1.html
Mattel suffers 33% decline in third quarter earnings
http://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/mattel-suffers-33-decline-in-third-quarter-earnings-366435
BlackRock Inc (BLK.N) profit falls in third quarter!
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/14/us-blackrock-results-idUSKCN0S814G20151014
JPMorgan, profit falls in three core businesses, revenue fell 6.4 percent in the third quarter!
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/10/14/us-jpmorgan-results-idUSKCN0S72OT20151014
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-10-13/jpmorgan-third-quarter-profit-increases-22-on-tax-benefits
Goldman Sachs blames global market fears as third-quarter revenues in the third quarter fall to $6.86bn from $8.39bn a year ago.
http://www.theguardian.com/business/2015/oct/15/goldman-sachs-earnings-fall-short-third-quarter
Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley reported a quarterly profit that fell far short of market expectations
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/19/reuters-america-update-3-morgan-stanley-quarterly-profit-drops-42-pct-shares-plunge.html
Dow closes down more than 150 as Wal-Mart, Boeing weighed weaker-than-expected data.
Wal-Mart plunged 10 percent, its worst day in two decades, as the greatest weight on the Dow.
The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 157 points after falling as much as 194 points
http://www.cnbc.com/2015/10/14/us-stocks-open-lower-amid-data.html
Dow industrials fall 55 points
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/djia/news
European stocks fell amid the turmoil in China and mixed reports about the health of the eurozone economy. Commodity producers and companies that derive a significant portion of their revenues from Asia had some of the biggest declines, although the losses extended across all sectors and all national markets in the 19-member euro zone.
Overall, the MSCI Europe Index retreated 7%, its worst quarterly fall since 2011.
https://www.thecapitalgroup.com/us/insights/market-commentary/world-markets-third-quarter-2015.html
Title: “Global Debt Hits RECORD HIGH as Countries React with More Debt!”
Video posted 17 Oct 2015
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Bo Polny: CRASH Of The Century HAS BEGUN!
What’s A “Topping”?
End of the Worldwide Credit Bubble?
Video posted 18 Oct 2015
Visit Peak Prosperity for the latest reports: http://www.peakprosperity.com/
And…
Video posted 14 Oct 2015
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUi58MXaCXTukyYmlCgeI9w/videos
http://www.gold2020forecast.com/
Mr. Bo Polny discuss his charts and research outlining that a “Technical Breakdown” as a Loss of Faith & Confidence in Credit is forecasted.
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Harley Schlanger: Mapping The Economic And Geopolitical Events To The Economic Collapse
Video posted 13 Oct 2015
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They are Delusional
With self importance.
They drink heavily, shatter champagne flutes and smash furniture — before moving on to positions of leadership. The elite Bullingdon Club is an exclusive haven for Britain’s rich and powerful. But members don’t like to talk about it.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/the-bullingdon-club-and-the-excessive-british-elite-a-1057793.html#ref=rss
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Remember homegrown local currencies can stimulate local economies and protect themselves from the nation’s broader economic woes.
See:
http://www.viennashares.org/initiatives/money-money-money-part-1-alternative-currencies/
https://www.community-exchange.org/home/
http://community-wealth.org/content/complementary-currency-resource-center
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The Collapse Of The Dollar Will Be A Shock
A Time For (self renewal and personal growth) Great Change In Consciousness…
Title: “The Second Coming of Consciousness”
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When People Think For and Govern Themselves
Many insightful discussions will follow along with innovations and P2P activities.
Rejecting Dynasties and Empires.
Two Martin Armstrong Quotes:
1. “Before 1934, private loans always had a gold clause. So yes, you are correct. You ended up with more gold owed than actually existed, This is fundamental to any credit system.”
2. “While prostitution has long been regarded as the first profession and lawyers as close second, the banking profession is clearly the third oldest known to humankind. The invention of banking preceded that of coinage by several thousand years. Banking appears to have originated in Ancient Mesopotamia. Receipts in the form of clay tablets were used to record transfers between parties. Among some of the earliest recorded laws (Code of Hammurabi), pertain to the regulation of the banking industry in Mesopotamia.
The development of banking in Mesopotamia is quite interesting. It illustrates that all the modern practices such as deposits, interest, loans and letters of credit existed from the time of the first great civilizations on earth. In effect, these clay tablets were the forerunner of our more modern paper money systems that emerged in China by 900 AD and in Western culture by the 18th century.”
End Quotes.
Critical examination of the past is helpful to choose a path toward the future…
How to Outgrow the Government:
Download the Podcast here
Video posted 25 Oct 2012
Corbett Report Radio #245
Even amongst the alternative media, we are often taught to fear our would-be overlords and their presumed omnipotence. But what if what we are fighting are not families and bloodlines but ideas and institutions?
What if the answer is not to focus on what “they” are doing to us, but what we can do for ourselves?
Don’t miss tonight’s fascinating conversation on power, politics and solutions with Andrew Gavin Marshall of The People’s Book Project and BoilingFrogsPost.com
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The Worldwide Dialogue Continues…
I do not know why Dan showered praises onto monarchy, yet his examination of institutional governance is the trend in the worldwide dialogue that seeks to end the wars and promote freedom and prosperity worldwide.
Title: “The Democracy Deception”
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How to navigate the Age of Deception?
Apparently a pro-Russian has simplified the World’s geopolitics as:
Skillfully play
You do not have to be a New-Age follower, nor a Statist for deep contemplation about the nuances of geopolitics…
I am curious how Iceland (who appears to be attempting a jail-break), and other peripheral nations (such as Malaysia, and Singapore) will cope with the escalation of the current World War?
My wish is for Mass-Awakening for People to en masse boycott (Starve The Beast), and that Lawful Courts will begin the removal and arrests of criminal executives and officials currently in office.
Stop the Wars.
Stop the Fraud.
PS: I can IMAGINE:
Alliances rejected by courageous members. For example imagine some members leave NATO.
Imagine Worldwide Secession movements as communities claim sovereignty and freedom.
Imagine Catalonia, or Puerto Rico declaring independence (or some other territory such as Hawaii and the Philippines, or states such as California, Maine, W. Virginia)…
Yes, imagine Big Events begin to de-escalate the current world war.
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The NZ Green Party hopes to adopt a sovereign money plank at our policy conference in Feb. If Iceland successfully passes this bill, it will make it much easier to sell to some of the more conservative members of our party.
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Fantastic, wish you success!
Iceland is showing Leadership by example, a small nation has to tread carefully.
Never the less, the devious banksters could attempt to influence the Icelandic policy reforms…
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