Friday, November 23, 2018

Fed Panic Begins, Division & Chaos, Next Phase Coming - Episode 1723a

LYNCH AND COMEY SUBPOENAED BY THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.
HERE IS HOW THE DEEP ROGUE STATE MAY COUNTER ATTACK IN A TOO HOT DECEMBER MONTH.
ROGUE STATE FALSE FLAG COUNTER MEASURES FROM THE SWAMP THAT KEEPS REFILLING. EVIL KNOWS NO BOUNDS.
1. Chemical Attack somewhere.
2. ANOTHER 9/11 or Pearl Harbor attack.
3. ANOTHER WW.
4. SENDING THEMSELVES SELF-PITY BOMBS.
5. SHOOTINGS AT SCHOOLS AND EVENTS.
6. ROGUE CARAVAN SOUTH OF THE BORDER.
7. PAID PROTESTS, ARSON AND RIOTS.
8. NEW LABELS FROM AL QUEDA TO ISIS TO WHITE HELMITS TO CARAVAN MARCHERS etc.
9. ROUND-THE-CLOCK WITCH HUNT.
10. LAWFARE, NO RULE OF LAW FOR THOSE ABOVE THE LAW AND TOO BIG TO FALL.
11. ROGUE SANCTIONS, SABOTAGE, BOYCOTTS.
12. ASSASSINATIONS OF JORNALISTS, COUP D’ETATS AND POLITICIANS.
13. MONETARY FRAUD: MANIPULATIONS OF ALL MARKETS (STOCKS, BONDS-INTEREST, BULLION, COMMODITIES, CURRENCIES, ) AND DATA. FREE MONEY FOR INSIDER BY THE ROGUE FED.
14. BRITISH HISTORY IS BRITISH PROPAGANDA. THE BRITISH MILITARY AND RULING CLASS IS THE NO. 1 ENEMY FOR THE BRITISH AS WELL AS THE WORLD. THEY WANT TRUMP OUT.
15. INTERNET BLACKOUT: Google, You Tube, FB, Twitter are some that may be shut down to return to the monopoly of Rogue Media.

JUST WAIT AND SEE! ONLY A TRANSITION MILITARY RULE CAN SAVE THE DAY FOR LAW AND ORDER.


Who Owns The Fed?...Does It Even Matter?


🔻CRYPTOS CAN DO EVERYTHING THE FEDERAL RESERVE, IT'S CENTRAL BANKS, COMMERCIAL BANKS, BIS, SWIFT, IMF, BULLION AND PAPER CAN DO.
🔻THE FED ISTHE INVISIBLE AND SILENT MONSTER OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO FOOL THE FOOLS.




Saturday, November 10, 2018

Animation: The World’s 10 Largest Economies by GDP (1960-Today) JEFF DESJARDINS on November 1, 2018 at 11:56 am

Animation: The World’s 10 Largest Economies by GDP (1960-Today)

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Animation: The World’s 10 Largest Economies by GDP

Just weeks ago, we showed you a colorful visualization that breaks down the $80 trillion global economy.
While such a view provides useful context on the relative size of national economies, it’s also a static snapshot that doesn’t show any movement over time. In other words, we can see the size of any given economy today, but not how it got there.
Today’s animation comes to us from Jaime Albella and it charts how GDP has changed over the last 57 years for the world’s 10 largest economies.
It provides us with a lens through time, that helps show the rapid ascent of certain countries and the stagnation of others – and while there are many noteworthy changes that occur in the animation, the two most noticeable ones have been described as “economic miracles”.

JAPAN’S ECONOMIC MIRACLE

You may have heard of the “Japanese economic miracle”, a term that is used to describe the record-setting GDP growth in Japan between the end of World War II and the end of the Cold War.
Well, the above animation shows this event better than pretty much anything else.
In 1960, Japan had an economy that was only 10% of the size of the United States. But in just a decade, Japan would see sustained real GDP growth – often in the double digits each year – that allowed the country to rocket past both the United Kingdom and France to become the world’s second-largest economy.
It would hold this title consecutively between 1972 and 2010, until it was supplanted by another Asian economic miracle.

ECONOMIC MIRACLE, PART DEUX

The other rapid ascent in this animation that can be obviously seen is that of China.
Despite falling off the top 10 list completely by 1980, new economic reforms in the 1980s and 1990s helped pave the way to the massive economy in China we know today, including the lifting of hundreds of millions of people out of extreme poverty.
By 1993, China was once again one of the world’s largest economies, just squeezing onto the above list.
By 2010 – just 17 years later – the country had surpassed titans like the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and even Japan to secure the second spot on the list, which it continues to hold today in nominal terms.

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  • THE ROGUE FEDERAL RESERVE AND IT'S OVER 200-CENTRAL BANKS ARE THE ROOT CAUSE OF EVERY SINGLE EVIL AND CHEATS ON EVERY SINGLE BEING.
  • THEY ARE RUN BY ARTIFICIAL MENTAL INTELLIGENCE, PHD EDUCATED INSIDERS, AND RUNNING OUT OF STEAM AS TRUTH IS THEIR DESTROYER.
  • IN FACT THEY ARE NOTHING BUT A 1%-BUNCH OF SAVAGES AND COLD BLOODED KILLERS.




"How Central Bankers Rigged The World": An Interview With Nomi Prins

"How Central Bankers Rigged The World": An Interview With Nomi Prins

Former Goldman managing director, Nomi Prins, join Chris Blasi on The Great Reset Opportunity Report to discuss her new release Collusion, as well as current geopolitical and macroeconomic issues. 
In this interview Nomi makes the case that central bankers have been rigging markets for the sake of the bankers at the expense of regular citizens, and will continue to do so. Nomi further shares her conclusion that should the ongoing machinations of the central bankers lead us into another global financial crisis they have no plan B.
The details supporting Nomi’s thesis and conclusions can be heard here along with her personal investing strategy

Friday, November 9, 2018

Thursday, November 8, 2018

Mike Maloney: One Hell Of A Crisis

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Mike Maloney: One Hell Of A Crisis Looms

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Mike Maloney: One Hell Of A Crisis Looms

Mike Maloney, monetary historian and founder of GoldSilver.com, has just released two new chapters of his excellent Hidden Secrets Of Money video series.
In producing the series, Maloney has reviewed several thousand years of monetary history and has observed that government intervention and mismanagement -- such as is now rampant across the world -- has always resulted in the diminishment and eventual failure of currency systems.
As for the world's current fiat currency regimes, Mike sees a reckoning approaching. One that will be preceded by massive losses rippling across nearly all asset classes, destroying the phantom wealth created during the latest central bank-induced Everything Bubble, and grinding the global economy to a halt:
Gold and silver are tremendously undervalued right now, and I dare you to try to find another asset that is tremendously undervalued. There just is not. By all measures, everything is just in these hyper-bubbles. OK, real estate is not quite a hyper-bubble; it's not quite as big as 2005 and 2006, but by all measures, it's back into a bubble. But now, we've got the bond bubble, the biggest debt bubble in the world. These are all going to pop.
We had a stock market crash in the year 2000, and then in 2008, we had a crash in stocks and real estate. The next crash is going to be in stocks, real estate and bonds -- including a lot of sovereign debt, corporate bonds and a whole lot of other bonds that will be crashing at the same time. So, it will be all of the standard financial asset classes, including the traditional 'safe haven' of bonds that are going to be crashing at the same time that the world monetary system is falling apart.
In response, there's going to be an emergency meeting of a bunch of like the G20 finance ministers and a bunch of economists or something like that, just like there was in 1922 in Genoa, the Genoa Conference, where they came up with the gold exchange standard. Just like in 1944 at the Bretton Woods Conference, when they came up with the Bretton Woods system. Just like in 1971, when they came up with the Washington Accord, which was a new monetary system that actually never got implemented because when Bretton Woods fell apart, it just dissolved into sort of a default: everybody had US Dollars, and so the US Dollar was just selected as the international currency. This has been to great benefit of the United States. Every time we create a new dollar and cause inflation, it doesn't just dilute the dollars within the United States since more than half of the dollars reside outside the United States. So, when we cause inflation of the currency supply that's outside the United States, it steals purchasing power from other countries and transfers that purchasing power to the United States.
So, we have had this privilege, and we have abused this privilege, starting with George Bush Jr., with the deficit spending that he started and then Obama magnified. And now last year, they're saying it was $800+ billion, but the national debt went up by like $1.1 or $1.2 trillion. We are already in trillion-dollar deficits right now.
So, we've got this convergence of things happening. But it gets worse.
One of things that I discovered when I was updating my book was the relatively recent financialization of government. I was looking at a chart of the tax revenues for the Federal Government. I went "Oh my God, this looks like a chart of the stock market." I overlaid tax revenues with the Wilshire 5000 total market cap index and loo and behold, they had no correlation before the year 2000, but since the year 2000, when the stock market goes down, so do tax revenues. When the stock market goes up, so do tax revenues. So, the government now is highly dependent on the stock markets doing well. In the stock market crash in 2000, tax revenues fell 18%. In the global financial crisis of 2008, tax revenues fell 28%. It took 4-1/2 years from the crash of 2000 to get tax revenues back up to the breakeven point, where they were in the year 2000. It took 5-1/2 years from 2008 to get tax revenues back up to the breakeven point. During these pullbacks in tax revenues, deficit spending explodes, and currency creation has to explode to accommodate all of the deficit spending. We are already doing these trillion-dollar deficits and that means when the next crisis hits, it's going to be one hell of a crisis. So, I am expecting the stock market to fall more than it did in the crisis of '08, and that means the tax revenues are probably going to fall by 50% or 60% or more. 
Click the play button below to listen to Chris' interview with Mike Maloney (56m:07s).