Even without reaching a conclusion, this documented pattern of secrecy, fraud and sudden deaths warrant a criminal investigation into government officials and former officials connected to these events.
There are reports that China will launch domestic oil futures trading. Taking yet another huge bite out of the USDollar
petro-finance cartel. But, ultimately making the globalists’ IMS more redundant and resilient worldwide.
Citizens in every country want corporate-government fraud and corruption to end.
The People want the wars and suffering to end.
Doesn’t that add some high expectations for the coming 2018 year?
Today, 147 corporations control 40% of the world’s wealth. Those corporations can utilize those trade agreements to override governments when they feel corporate profits have been negatively impacted by sovereign government laws or rulings.
In addition, because of very little real competition in the global market place the income generated by these corporations is greater than many countries. Thus these multinational corporations may have more power than governments!
If blockchain tech with smart-contracts is akin to Email formatted as ledgers/spreadsheets with legal agreements attachments, then cryptocurrencies (virtual currencies) face the same devious machinations as other national currencies controlled by the devious banking cartel…
Beware of regulations, mandates, and policy enforcement.
The Bank of England (“BoE” is the UK’s Central Bank) published a press release in July 2017 revealing they now allow a new generation of non-bank payment service providers eligibility for a settlement account in the BoE’s real-time gross settlement (RTGS) system with direct access to the UK’s sterling payment systems that settle in sterling central bank money, including Faster Payments, Bacs, CHAPS, LINK, Visa, and the new digital cheque imaging system.
This appears to me that the banking cartel is preparing the path for FINTECH and blockchain developers!
If you do not read the full text, then remember these key points:
” Digital wallets draw funds from payment cards or bank accounts. Marketplace loans most often depend on loan origination by a bank partner. And payment innovations often “settle up” over legacy payment rails, like the automated clearinghouse system.(While Bitcoin is a notable exception, many consumers still rely on connecting their bank accounts with Bitcoin exchanges to convert their fiat currency to virtual currency and vice-versa.)”
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“As envisioned by the OCC, obtaining a special purpose charter would have the practical effect of allowing certain fintech companies to potentially bypass the need for connecting to a bank for certain purposes in favor of becoming licensed as banks themselves. The OCC’s proposal raises interpretive and policy issues for the Federal Reserve regarding whether charter recipients would become Federal Reserve members or have access to Federal Reserve accounts and services, such as direct access to payment systems.”
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“In the European Union, beginning in 2018, member states will be required to start implementing the European Parliament’s revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2).” -Governor Lael Brainard
what do I forecast after reviewing the 21st century?
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…ignore the rhetoric for justifying the war economy and focus on the actions. Conclusion:
War Escalates and/or spreads to other regions, by design.
It is not an accident, it is policy.
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…
It took a few months, but the Fed’s mouth-to-mouth resuscitation brought gasping investment banks and hedge funds and giant corporations back to life. Wall Street rejoiced.
But the Fed’s academic models never addressed one basic question: What happens to everyone else?