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Thursday, May 15, 2008

Globalists Take a Step Closer To $200 Dollar Oil

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Thursday, May 15, 2008

Globalists hell-bent on reducing the living standards of westerners by jacking up oil prices to a whopping $200 dollars a barrel took a step closer to their target yesterday after JPMorgan Chase & Co announced that they will begin trading oil by the end of the year.

"JPMorgan Chase & Co will begin trading physical oil by year-end, increasing its exposure in a market that could rise to $200 a barrel, the bank’s global head of commodities said on Wednesday," reports Reuters.


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Monday, May 12, 2008

http://www.theinternationalforecaster.com/item.php?topicId=2&articleid=248

 
      
Our economy over the past two decades has been systematically destroyed by free trade, globalization off-shoring, outsourcing and illegal immigration.  The three pillars of the cover-up that has been implemented by the Illuminati to keep the American public from finding out that their economy has been destroyed right under their noses are a strong dollar backed by cheap oil, an endless supply of money and credit and profligate consumer spending propelled by successive asset bubbles and bogus economic statistics. 
           The party is now over and their nefarious deeds are being unveiled as we speak.  We have an incredibly weak dollar backed by incredibly expensive oil with OPEC dollar pegs about to blow.  The credit-crunch has stopped the supply of money and credit from making its way outside of the banking system as reserves are hoarded due to a complete lack of confidence in the system and in its largely insolvent participants.
             Consumer spending is dropping into the tank as the last in a succession of asset bubbles start to burst, those being the real estate bubble and the "financial engineering" product bubble (i.e. the derivatives alphabet soup containing toxic waste such as CDO's, MBS's, ABS's, SIV's, CDS's and IRS's), and as fewer and fewer believe the whopping statistical lies produced by the reprobates and sociopaths in our government. 
            Thus, all the pillars for the cover up have imploded and have revealed to one and all that the totally buck naked king really is not wearing any clothes despite endless Illuminist assertions to the contrary.  The Illuminati are in real trouble that has gone way beyond what they had intended due to the bungling of their neocon henchmen.  This has spiraled way beyond their control and they know it.     


 Rome is burning and the barbarians have broken through the Praetorian Guard at the palace gates as Caligula remains in denial.  They have unknowingly placed themselves in mortal danger and they will be lucky to survive the anger and devastation, which we see on the horizon when everyone figures out what they have done to us.  We will provide names, addresses and phone numbers for all of the most reprehensible of these criminals so that when the time comes you can be sure to thank them appropriately for all the death, destruction, famine and misery they will have caused you.


Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Gold price suppression scheme
By The Mogambo Guru

I notice that the price ratios between the time spans of differing gold lease rates have been remarkably well behaved lately, almost as if they were locked together in precise bands. I think that this is interesting as hell, although I have no idea what it means, if indeed it means anything, which it probably doesn't, although I will say that those guys setting up spreads (to take advantage of volatility) in gold have gotten financially killed, which I figure in turn benefited the guys who are short all that gold, as that is who I figure is on the other side of the trade when you and I are trying to make a quick buck with some fancy day-trading of options and futures and, of course, the spreads, and they manage to clean us out pretty regularly, the lying, cheating, thieving bastards
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The Great Depression of the 2010s

By Darryl Robert Schoon      Printer Friendly Version
May 5 2008 12:22PM

www.drschoon.com

Economics is not rocket science. Neither is power.

Depressions are monetary phenomena caused by central bank issuance of excessive credit. In 1913, the newly created US central bank, the Federal Reserve, began issuing credit-based money in the US. Within ten years, the central bank flow of credit ignited the 1920s US stock market bubble; and shortly thereafter, following the collapse of the bubble in 1929, the world entered its first Great Depression in 1933.

Investment banks are the undoing of central banking. While all banks, central, commercial and investment, view credit as the opportunity to exploit society’s growth and productivity, investment bank exploitation of growth and productivity exposes society to extreme risks - for investment banks use society’s savings to make their volatile and speculative bets.

The speculative risks undertaken by investment banks is done by leveraging the savings of society; and, when investment bank bets are sufficiently large enough and the bets go bad - as they inevitably do as the luck of investment bankers is due more to their proximity to credit than to their ability to foresee the future - it is society that will bear the brunt of the pain in the loss of its savings.

Inevitably, investment bankers cannot resist the temptations of excessive credit and, like the buyers of teaser-rate home mortgages, they will always overreach themselves - an overreaching that will have disastrous consequences for the society whose savings they bet.



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