For decades the criminality inside the U.S. government was obvious.
I recall twice, discussing how Obama’s regime had reached the point of no return after connecting more international criminals with the White House:
U.S. Congress ratifies IMF’s 2010 Quota & Governance Reforms, allowing the inclusion of China’s RMB into the SDR as a reserve currency.
Every day since November 1 [2014] has brought new lows for the Russian ruble.
I found it very revealing from the media releases that Officials acknowledged the lost of the public’s TRUST.
Suspicious observers should ask, Why was the EBOLA Virus a major topic at the meetings?
None existent economic recovery:
Velocity of Money at historic lows
Labor force participation rate at historic lows
Durable Goods Orders plunged to record low
[…] the total number of party votes cast according to Radio New Zealand was 2,102,671, a discrepancy of approximately 300,000 votes.
Not so united United Kingdom
As many have heard by now, the leaders of the so-called BRICS nations – Brazil, India, China, Russia and South Africa – used the occasion of the 6th BRICS Summit in Brasilia, Brazil to announce the creation of the long-awaited BRICS Development Bank. Formally the “New Development Bank,” it will be based in Shanghai and capitalized with an initial $10 billion in cash ($2 billion from each of the five founding members) and $40 billion in guarantees, to be built up to a total of $100 billion.
If you follow the geopolitics, you might reasonably conclude that the dollar’s dominance has peaked and is now declining. The SCO appears to believe there can be a transition away from the dollar, an idea that could turn out to be dangerously wrong at a time of great but generally unrecognised currency fragility. At the heart of the issue there is a worrying lack of distinction between the dollar’s reserve function and its function as the monetary standard from when it replaced gold in 1971. -Alasdair Macleod
“Vanguard shows little or no profit and pays little or no federal or state income tax despite managing Funds with nearly $2 trillion in assets.”
[…] The takeaway for investors is this: high mutual fund fees are already gobbling up your hopes to ever retire in comfort. As Frontline’s Martin Smith exposed in April of last year, if you’re receiving the typical long-term return of 7 percent on your 401(k) plan and your fees are 2 percent, almost two-thirds of your account will go to Wall Street over the course of your career.
Federal statement: “You are required by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to switch to electronic payments. It’s the law. Get direct deposit NOW!”