It’s not ‘The Art of the Deal’, it’s the science of bankruptcy.
It’s not ‘The Art of the Deal’, it’s the science of bankruptcy.
… Mining is not a topic I research, however, I keep a interest in that industry because it is very important to manufacturing and the money cartel (Gold & Silver national reserves is a controversial topic). I usually read dedicated…
The point is, you can detect the trend, and you have a need to know the truth.
You have choices, you can take your money out of the banks, you can transform national currency into land and other tangible assets.
Janet Yellen (and all the Central Banks) deceives the citizens, propaganda influences public opinion, markets are manipulated by banks, and the message is feed confidence and encourage spending to keep the economy growing banksters in business! Current Events Reveals Systemic…
Puerto Rico – citizens call for independent audit! Tempers are flaring in Puerto Rico as the puppet governor (Ricardo Rosselló) is seeking protection with bankruptcy and austerity. Recently, a peaceful protest (largely students) broke into violence and arrests when (allegedly)…
Is this (flip-flop) the IMF’s signal for escalating the Trade/Currency wars?
…institutional investors are once again beginning to fret about what might be lurking around the corner.
You can boycott the banks.
Rarely heard in association with senior central bankers are words or expressions like “accused”, “charged” or “under investigation.” But in Spain this week a court broke with that tradition…
What Are Central Bankers So Afraid of?
All of that local community capital flow has been intentionally wrecked by policy makers when central banks stopped the flow of capital to Main Street, to shove it into Wall Street (Government Bonds, Exchange Markets and Development Funds).
This is an engineered crisis.
Main Street is literally being starved…
I expect some-time-soon the mass media will start the reports about a currency/trade war, and deploy the blame game propaganda.
The scarcity and volatile market value of national currencies are causing governments to panic in search of funds and revenue streams. Witness this in Brazil, Venezuela, South Africa, and in other governments, such as Oklahoma:
The U.S. economy is worse than the statistics suggests and as the officials cook-the-books, they fail to hide the awful truth.