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Bankers Are Not Who You Think Think They Are!
Tagged with: banking crime, banking fraud, BIS, broker, Capital controls, central bank, CIPS, crisis, current affairs, de-dollarization, Deutsche Bundesbank, dollar, economy, Euro, Fed Chairman Janet Yellen, federal reserve, federal reserve chairman ben bernanke, financial engineering, financial instrument, Financialization, globalisation, Hedge Fund, HSBC, imf, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde, IMS, institutional crime, institutional investors, lawless, Libor, london, London Interbank Offered Rate, mass deception, monetary union, money, money cartel, money laundering bank, news, nonvirtuous, OECD, oligarchs, organized crime, policy, ponzi economy, ponzi scheme, protection racket, red pill, research, reset, revelation, RMB, SDR, securitisation, spv, SWIFT, UBS, Union Bank of Switzerland, wall street, white collar crime
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Pension Cuts Are Coming
Pension funds are secretly meeting to cut pensions…
Tagged with: 401k, argentina, bailout, bank, beneficiary, benefits, bonds, broker, crisis, current affairs, debt, elder, employment, Euro, federal reserve, fund, globalisation, Greece, Hedge Fund, IMS, institutional investor, interest rate, international monetary system, investment, ira, job, misery, money, news, NIRP, pension, policy, puerto rico, retiree, retirement, social unrest, spain, trust, union, work, ZIRP
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Another Financial Elite Who Is Now Aware
A elite government bonds trader discovered how money is created and grilled Janet Yellen with questions at dinner.
A week later he was fired.
Tagged with: awareness, banker, banking fraud, bonds, broker, catallactics, central bank, Danish, ecb, Education, Euro, federal reserve, globalisation, globalism, government, imf, IMS, investment, Janet Yellen, Mads Palsvig, mind trap, monetary system, money, negative interest rate, NIRP, policy, trader, trap, world bank
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Good News: Appeals Court Overturns Dismissal in JP Morgan Silver Rigging Case
Now What?
The appellate court says the plaintiffs made a sufficient enough case for further investigation into a monopoly claim
The findings of the appellate court will accompany the case file
Judge Engelmeyer’s decision is removed and the case is remanded for further litigation and discovery
Tagged with: antitrust, appeals, bank, banking, banking cartel, bankster, BNY Mellon, broker, capital, cartel, central bank, civil litigation, class action, club, COMEX, commodities, control, court, crime, fix, fraud, futures, GATA, gold, gold anti-trust action committee, Hedge Fund, institutional, international monetary system, Investors, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, JP Morgan Chase, judge, lawsuit, legal, legal complaint, litigation, manhattan, manipulation, market, money, money cartel, Paul Engelmayer, price, rigged, rigging, sifo, silver, Silver Indicative Forward Mid Rates, system, trader, trust, u.s. appeals court, wall street, white collar crime
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
October 2016 Snapshot Of The Banking Industry
Will Deutsche bank get another bailout? Reports surfaced earlier this month that “Investors pulled $8bn from Deutsche’s ETF arm so far this year.” Corporate banks dominate the world markets and dictate the trade agreements, while central banks control monetary policies…
Tagged with: 401k, bailout, bank, banking, banking crime, bankster, Belgium, bond, British Pound, broker, Brussels, capital, central bank, Citi, Citigroup, Clinton, Clinton Foundation, CLINTON GLOBAL INITIATIVE, commerce, corporation, corporatism, corporatocracy, credit default swaps, crime, crisis, currency, currency war, current affairs, debt, depression, derivatives, Deutsche, Deutsche Bundesbank, dollar, ecb, economic, england, EU, Euro, Europe, Federal Reserve System, finance, forex, fractional reserve lending, frankfurt, fraud, fx, germany, Hedge Fund, hft, high frequency trades, Hillary, HSBC, institutional, institutional investor, insurance, Italy, JP Morgan, lawsuit, legal complaint, LIBOR scandal, london, market, mega bank, megacorporation, monetary, money, new york, October 2016, Oligarchy, pension, policy, Qatar, recession, rigged system, Saudi Arabia, system, too big to fail, too big to jail, trade, trade agreement, u.s., war, warning
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Martin Armstrong: We are in the process of opening our site in Chinese with staff working there in China
The Truth is spreading, even to the wealthy investors … I was joyfully LOL that the famous Martin Armstrong, a wealthy and prominent institutional investment advisor and financial analyst, posted this: Congress Should Proudly Display Who Owns Them Posted on…
Tagged with: analyst, Armstrong Economics, banking, big bang, broker, capital, cashless society, congress, control, crisis, currency, cycles, debt, economic, FATCA, finance, financial analyst, forecast, government, hedge, institutional investor, market, Martin Armstrong, money, policy, policy makers, politician, princeton, Socrates, Sovereign Debt, tax, trade, trend, wall street, wealth
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
The Felon: JP Morgan Chase Latest Act is to Hide More Information Becoming More Secretive
Now, according to Sarah Butcher at EFinancialCareers, at least two executives at JPMorgan have forbidden their technology workers from explaining exactly what they do at the bank on their LinkedIn profiles.
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According to Anish Bhimani, Chief Information Risk Officer at JPMorgan Chase, in an interview published at the Information Networking Institute (INI) at Carnegie Mellon, JPMorgan has “more software developers than Google, and more technologists than Microsoft…we get to build things at scale that have never been done before.”
Tagged with: algorithms, bank, bank-owned life insurance, banker deaths, banker suicide, banking crisis, Bernie Madoff?, BOLI, bribe, broker, capital, captured market, computer programmer, computer server, conspiracy, conspiracy research, control, corrupt, corrupt system, crime, crisis, danger, Data Centers, data collection, deadly secrets, death, economy, felon, felony, finance, guilty, Hedge Fund, hft, high frequency trades, hit list, Information Risk Officer, information system technologies, information technology, institutional investor, internet technology, investigate, investment bank, Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan, JPM, lawsuit, life insurance, LinkedIn, minority report, money, money laundering bank, network, organized crime, policy, ponzi scheme, regulatory capture, secrecy, shareholder, stock, suicide, suspect, suspicious death, trade, trader, trust, wall street, white collar crime
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Keiser Report: Hidden Truth About Greece
“Yanis Speaks the truth” Greece is insolvent.
Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the Greek situation and that a nation is not what it thinks it is but what others attempt to hide about that nation – like the fact that it is bankrupt.
They discuss the role Goldman Sachs played in helping Greece hide its debts and, thus, strapping it to the euro and the mispricing of real risk by well-compensated bond investors lending to Greece at ultra low interest rates.
They also discuss that, while deflated footballs was the main headline on the nightly news in America, a memo was delivered to Obama outlining the various ways that brokers defraud American investors of years worth of retirement income.
Tagged with: bankruptcy, bond, broker, capital, Central Bank Rigging, con game, confidential memo, crisis, danger, debt, deflation, everything is rigged, facing the truth, fraud, government, Greece, insolvency, interest rate, liquidity, loan, loan shark, market, max keiser, memo, money, predator, racket, rigged system, risk, scam, sword of truth, truth, vulture, wall street, Yanis Varoufakis
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Institutional Crime and Legal Complaints
It is alleged HFT enables professionals to make quick profits at the expense of savers and pension fund investors
Tagged with: abuse of power, algorithms, america, American Injustice, banking cartel, banksters, broker, class action lawsuit, computer data, corruption, criminal elite, criminal organization, criminal syndicate, criminal-institution, Curtis Mayfield, department of justice, Detroit pension funds, DOJ, electronic data, everything is rigged, exchange market, Fairfax Financial Holdings, front running, government pensions, greed, Hedge Fund, hft, high frequency trades, high speed network, institutional crime, institutional investor, investment, investment bank, lawsuit, legal complaint, mainframe computer, market rigging, Matt Taibbi, money, money cartel, money market fund, money masters, pension fund, predator, profit, profit motives, protection racket, public pension funds, racket, racketeering, regulated abuse, retirement funds, rigged markets, rigged system, scam, Securities and Exchange Commission, software engineer, software tech, too big to fail, too big to jail, trade masters, trade war, wealth transfer, white collar crime
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Posted in Take 'em to COURT
Complementary E-currencies: Quarkcoin vs Bitcoin?
“Bitcoin, the digital ‘crypto-currency’ has passed the $1,000 mark for the first time in history, marking a growth of some 4,000% since the beginning of the year.”
Tagged with: 2013, alternative currency, Bill Still, BITCOIN, broker, capital flight, central bank, community currencies, complementary currency, creative, crisis, crypto currency, Currency traders, currency value, currency wars, digital currency, dinero, exchange market, exchange rate, exchange rates, Feathercoin, fictitious capital, financial crisis, financial markets, freedom, global crisis, investment, liberty, Litecoin, money, Name Market Cap Price Total Supply, Namecoin, Novacoin, Peercoin, Primecoin, Quark, QuarkCoin, Ripple, save the People of Earth, speculate, transaction currency, value exchange, value system, wall street
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Do the Feds Love Bitcoin?
A Chinese Bitcoin exchange that held up to $4.1 million in users’ accounts has gone offline and everyone involved with it has vanished…
Tagged with: 2013, asset bubble, bank, banking fraud, Bill Still, BITCOIN, Bitcoin exchange, breach of trust, broker, bubble, central bank, corporate crime, crisis, crypto currency, currency, currency exchange rates, digital currency, everything is rigged, financial bubble, financial crisis, financial fraud, forex, full disclosure, government lies, investigate, max keiser, money, money changers, politics, reality, regulated abuse, research, The Criminal Global Financial System, transparency, untrustworthy, world monetary system
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
OURSTORY: Continues With Uwe in Australia
I ask you: Is it as Simple as Choosing To Wake Up From The Matrix? “Will The Truth Set You Free?” Uwe, an Ex-Finance broker from Perth Western Australia shares his story. . What is it that apparently keeps bankers…
Tagged with: 2013, aviation, awake, awareness, banking and finance, banking fraud, broker, choice, climate, consciousness shift, creative, debt-bondage, dissent, earth, energy, environment, finance, financial fraud, free will, freedom, full disclosure, healing, liberty, money, mortgage fraud, people, politics, remedy, self-govern, shift, sovereign, sword of truth, the truth will set you free, wake up
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
Posted in Freedom-Expressed
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