COMMENT: A mystery billionaire (individual or institution) appears to have placed a $1 Billion bet that the U.S. will lose its AAA rating.
Note that, among the possible executioners of this deal is PIMCO, the bond-trading subsidiary of Allianz, the giant German insurer which, like all German core corporations, is part of the consummately powerful, deadly [...]
Urged to “austerity,” Greece’s adoption of German prescriptions made its situation worse; trapped by the Euro, Greece can neither revalue its currency nor impose tariffs to protect domestic industry; GOP proposes the same medecine for the U.S. that Germany prescribed for Greece.
COMMENT: Corporate advocates are pushing the concept of “charter cities,” which would allow foreign-based corporations to assume governance and what appears to be almost total control of cites in OTHER countries.
If this idea catches on, it will constitute a major step toward the implementation of a global version of Mussolini’s “Corporate State”–his term for [...]
COMMENT: No, hedge fund managers haven’t “gone hippie” with a cry of returning to tilling the earth, in order to “get back to basics.” Rather, they foresee an apocalyptic economic collapse, characterized by resource wars and a brutal struggle for food.
Many are investing in farmland, in order to profit from this devastating reality–an eventuality that [...]
COMMENT: Dominique Strauss-Kahn feared that an opponent would pay $ 1 million to a woman to claim that he tried to rape her. Whether his allegations are substantive or not, his fears have, to an extent, been played out.
Note that, in addition to the fact that he called for a world currency in [...]
COMMENT: We don’t know if this is related to Dominique Strauss-Kahn’s recent arrest for alleged sexual assault, but it sure is what we refer to as “Food for Thought, Grounds for Further Research.”
Did Mr. Strauss-Kahn piss off the “rich and famous”?
“IMF Boss Calls for Global Currency” by Heather Stewart; The Guardian [UK]; 2/10/2011.
EXCERPT: Dominique [...]
Foreign Banks borrowed extensively from Fed during the meltdown; aid to Dexia and Depfa needed to avoid munipal fiscal armageddon, stemming partially from Dexia’s apparent criminal activity.
Wachovia deeply involved with laundering money for Sinaloa cartel; firm’s executives complicit with cover-up; World’s major financial institutions dependent on drug cartels for liquidity? Drug smugglers may have bailed out those institutions following crash of ’08.
COMMENT: In recent years there has [appropriately] been much discussion of Goldman Sachs. CEO Llolyd Blankfein has an interesting professional background, which might indicate operational connections to the intelligence community.
After a rise that could truly be called a classic American “up-by-the-bootstraps” ascent, Blankfein worked for years as a tax lawyer for Donovan Leisure, the [...]
COMMENT: Because of the huge demand for yen in Japan right now, there is major selling of dollars for yen. As a result, the value of the yen vs the dollar has surged to record highs. This bears watching, because a surge in the value of yen has the potential to unwind the massive yen [...]
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