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All Hail Our Banking Overlords!

All Hail Our Banking Overlords! We work for them, plain & simple You really have to be paying attention to see what’s truly going on these days. The keepers of the system, that is the banking elites, now openly control everything — though you’d never know that by listening to the media. Consider this: Eurozone backs […]

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Financial Shenanigans Should Have Trained Me For This

Financial Shenanigans Should Have Trained Me For This So there I was, caught in a bramble of sharp blackberry thorns coming from every direction. I’d been snagged first by the swooping thorn from high up that caught my hair, then by two more barbed branches that grabbed my pants and arm as I tried to […]

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The Curse Of The Euro: Money Corrupted, Democracy Busted

The Curse Of The Euro: Money Corrupted, Democracy Busted The preposterous Gong Show in Brussels over the weekend was the financial “Ben Tre” moment for the Euro and ECB. That is, it was the moment when the Germans—–imitating the American military on that ghastly morning in February 1968——set fire to the Eurozone in order to save it. Some day history will […]

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Obama Administration Finds New Way to Let Criminal Banks Avoid Consequences

Obama Administration Finds New Way to Let Criminal Banks Avoid Consequences Three top Democrats are accusing the Department of Housing and Urban Development of quietly removing a key clause in its requirements for taxpayer-guaranteed mortgage insurance in order to spare two banks recently convicted of federal crimes from being frozen out of the lucrative market. […]

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A Lesson From the Greek Crisis: Safe Deposit Boxes Are Not Safe

A Lesson From the Greek Crisis: Safe Deposit Boxes Are Not Safe Last week the Greek government imposed capital controls to prevent cash from escaping from the Greek banking system, which is on the brink of collapse.  These repressive financial measures, which were invented by “Hitler’s banker” Hjalmar Schacht in the 1930s, include the closing of banks,  limiting cash withdrawals from […]

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Greece Didn’t Refuse Austerity: They Refused Further Debt Slavery to the EU

Greece Didn’t Refuse Austerity: They Refused Further Debt Slavery to the EU Did you hear the news? “Greece Says No to Further Austerity Measures!”  Did you shake your head and say, “Wow, the nerve of those people refusing to cut their expenses in the face of all that debt”? I’m no financial expert, but I […]

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The 75 Trillion Dollar Shadow Banking System Is In Danger Of Collapsing

The 75 Trillion Dollar Shadow Banking System Is In Danger Of Collapsing Keep an eye on the shadow banking system – it is about to be shaken to the core.  According to the Financial Stability Board, the size of the global shadow banking system has reached an astounding 75 trillion dollars.  It has approximately tripled in size […]

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Why Banks & Governments Hate Cash: Bank Runs

Why Banks & Governments Hate Cash: Bank Runs The photos from Greece showing long lines at ATMs are astonishing. Even after the deposit outflows from Greek banks over the past weeks, there are still large numbers of people who are trying to get their money out of the banking system. With the banks closed, ATMs […]

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The Greek Bank Holiday: This is What an Economic Collapse Looks Like

The Greek Bank Holiday: This is What an Economic Collapse Looks Like A “bank holiday” sounds like such an innocuous thing, doesn’t it?  Playful, a well-deserved rest, maybe even fun. If you’d like to learn more about the fun of such a holiday, look no further than the streets of Greece, where people have been […]

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Seniors going bankrupt in soaring numbers

Seniors going bankrupt in soaring numbers More Canadians are outliving their savings and spending their golden years in debt Judy Southon never imagined it would come to this. She and her husband Vic had good jobs, raised a son and were homeowners. But after a run of bad luck, the 67-year-old wound up deep in debt and […]

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And So It Begins – Greek Banks Get Shut Down For A Week And A ‘Grexit’ Is Now Probable

And So It Begins – Greek Banks Get Shut Down For A Week And A ‘Grexit’ Is Now Probable Is this the beginning of the end for the eurozone?  For years, European officials have been trying to “fix Greece”, but nothing has worked.  Now a worst case scenario is rapidly unfolding, and a “Grexit” has […]

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Greek Capital Controls Begin: Greek Banks, Stock Market Will Not Open On Monday

Greek Capital Controls Begin: Greek Banks, Stock Market Will Not Open On Monday Update 2: Greece’s Skai reports that if/when banks reopen (supposedly on Tuesday), a 60€ withdrawal limit will be imposed. Update: In a televised address to the nation, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras assured Greeks that their deposits are safe despite an upcoming bank holiday and […]

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Wave of Defaults, Bankruptcies Spook Bond Investors

Wave of Defaults, Bankruptcies Spook Bond Investors First things first: Investor desperation for yield, any discernible yield no matter what the risks, and blind confidence that all this will work out somehow are waning. Now questions pop up here and there, and investors are beginning to open their eyes just a tad amid waves of […]

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Signs Of Financial Turmoil In Europe, China And The United States

Signs Of Financial Turmoil In Europe, China And The United States As we move toward the second half of 2015, signs of financial turmoil are appearing all over the globe.  In Greece, a full blown bank run is happening right now.  Approximately 2 billion euros were pulled out of Greek banks in just the past […]

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LEAKED (Denied then Confirmed): ECB Not Sure If Greek Banks Can Open Monday

LEAKED (Denied then Confirmed): ECB Not Sure If Greek Banks Can Open Monday There seems to be a growing willingness in the Eurozone to get this over with, to let Greece default and go from there – with all the options that this might entail. But even if a last-minute bailout agreement materializes, one thing […]

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