Why you are a slave. Rothschild’s own you! End The FED!

by Greg Farber

Why you are a slave. Rothschild’s own you! End The FED!

And who owns the fed said the spider to the fly, You do said the fly.. The Vatican is the Spider..

Gerald Celente: The bailout bubble is the mother of all bubbles

by Greg Farber

Pope’s California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger: State in Fiscal Meltdown

by Greg Farber

Warren Buffett, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lord Rothschild

“The Terminator”—terminating California—is joyfully doing the bidding of his Jesuit masters in California and in Rome. His recent speech at the Bohemian Grove further evidences the Austrian’s allegiance to the Jesuit Papacy. Calling for a cutback in public expenses, the governor can still justify funding all hospitalization and education for the Alien Roman Catholic Mexican Invaders! Yes, though the eighth largest economy in the world is now over $21 billion in debt, “Conan the Barbarian” still justifies financing the lives of millions of criminal foreign invaders. Cut back the cops and firefighters and teachers, but give hundreds of millions to the pope’s invaders!

This will facilitate more civil breakdown, crime and the imposition of Martial Law.

Gerald Celente: Let Them Eat Losses

by Greg Farber

Gerald Celente: Let Them Eat Losses

Published on 07-27-2010 Email To Friend Print Version
By Gerald Celente – Daily Reckoning

http://dailyreckoning.com/

This had nothing to do with the so-called “Trickle Down” theory. This was “Gush Up.” In Bush/Obama economics, the richest and biggest that had lost billions through bad investments, or were in danger of going bust, had to be rescued. If the Über-Rich weren’t saved, there would be nothing left to trickle down to the population below. By government decree, those taxpayers who had never felt any trickle to begin with, now had to finance the failed financiers.

If taxpayers found themselves unable to understand the thinking behind “Gush Up,” it was not surprising. Why should it make sense? Nothing else did. The entire financial system had been hijacked by bandits. It was criminal from beginning to end.

For example, in a 2008 interview, hedge fund executive Kyle Bass, who runs Hayman Advisors, described the deceit that was camouflaged by its own complexity as a billion-dollar fraud, “… so complex that The [Wall Street] Journal couldn’t even write about it. That’s how complex it is. It would take teams of lawyers reading indentures, complex flow charts. And then people would look at you with cross-eyes, even if you understood it all. They’d go like, ‘Yeah, well, I don’t see it.’”

The experts engineering the schemes were baffled by the complexity of their creations, and yet insisted upon being bailed out of something that they themselves didn’t understand.

The implicit rationale was that only those Harvard, Princeton and Yale MBAs, Ph.Ds. and LL.Ds. were qualified to pull the levers of power on Wall Street and in Washington. Only they – who had devised the derivative, and conjured up the synthetic credit default swap, and invented the enhanced structured investment vehicle – were equipped to deal with the complexities of contemporary business and finance. Thus, those who didn’t know nevertheless insisted they knew best. The Bigs had to be saved.

In the dying American Empire, there was no longer a place for the small:
The Mom & Pop shop was as passé as the corner candy store.
The family farm – penalized by big government’s “Get Big or Get Out” policies that subsidized factory farms – had become a quaint curiosity.
The village hardware store was hammered by Lowe’s and Home Depot; Staples and Office Depot stomped out the stationery store.
Across the spectrum… finance, defense, insurance, health, news and entertainment… virtually every business sector had been commandeered by the Bigs.

And the bigger they got, the more untouchable they became. TV Money Honeys, fast-talking finance finaglers, Nightly News anchors, Sunday Morning Beltway Blowhards, and Talk Show Tough Guys genuflected, scraped, kissed up and bowed down before those magnificent men in their money machines.

When these kings, queens and aristocrats of 21st-century commerce spoke, their ex cathedra judgments went unquestioned. Thus, when they warned that if the “too big to fail” were allowed to fail the world financial system would collapse, their conclusions went unchallenged. No evidence was provided, no proof was needed, and no explanation was tendered. Harvard, Princeton, Yale… the White Shoe Boyz had spoken. They who invented the “too big to fail” were “too big to question.”

Yet note, as economic conditions declined worldwide, many blamed the crisis on the intrinsic nature of capitalism. But it wasn’t capitalism that failed – it was human nature that was flawed. Capitalism had been corrupted and perverted by the Bigs who, in collusion with the government and faced with the consequences of their own criminal greed, betrayed the system that had enriched them.

The very essence of functioning capitalism that by definition is “…the distribution of goods that are determined mainly by competition in a free market,” was violated and destroyed.

Not only was there no hard evidence demonstrating that saving the “too big to fails” was necessary to save the economy, the rescue plans themselves violated the most cherished tenets of capitalism, which hold that:
Failures should be allowed to fail.
The best will succeed.
Competition is healthy.
Market voids created by failures will be filled by competitors.

No individual, business, institution, nation or empire is too-big-to-fail. Had true capitalism been allowed to function unimpeded, the bloated, over-extended, inefficient and gluttonous firms and industries would have failed. There would have been hardships and losses but, finally rid of its financial tapeworms, the purged system could be restored to health.

No “ism” or “ology” – regardless of purity of intent or moral foundation – is immune to corruption and abuse. While capitalism itself is being blamed for the excesses that brought on financial chaos, prior to the most recent gambling binge, in tandem with the blanket dismantling of safeguards and the overt takeover of Washington by Wall Street, capitalism was responsible for creating one of the world’s most successful and universally admired societies.

July 27, 2010

Gerald Celente is founder and director of The Trends Research Institute, author of Trends 2000 and Trend Tracking (Warner Books), and publisher of The Trends Journal. He has been forecasting trends since 1980, and recently called “The Collapse of ’09.”

Pope Had `Prophecy’ of Market Collapse in 1985

by Greg Farber

The Pope controls the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem who control the financial complex with their subordinate, Knight of Malta and Opus Dei (Legatus). Gee ya think it might be pretty easy to predict or ” prophecy ” certain events when you are in control of those events.. Whatta Joke, and fools will get down on their knees and lick this guys feet..

Pope Had `Prophecy’ of Market Collapse in 1985, Tremonti Says
By Flavia Krause-Jackson and Lorenzo Totaro – November 20, 2008 05:54 EST

Pope Benedict XVI

Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) — Pope Benedict XVI was the first to predict the crisis in the global financial system, a “prophecy” dating to a paper he wrote when he was a cardinal, Italian Finance Minister Giulio Tremonti said.

“The prediction that an undisciplined economy would collapse by its own rules can be found” in an article written by Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, who became pope in April 2005, Tremonti said yesterday at Milan’s Cattolica University.

German-born Ratzinger in 1985 presented a paper entitled “Market Economy and Ethics” at a Rome event dedicated to the Church and the economy. The future pope said a decline in ethics “can actually cause the laws of the market to collapse.”

Pope Benedict in an Oct. 7 speech reflected on crashing markets and concluded that “money vanishes, it is nothing” and warned that “the only solid reality is the word of God.”

The Vatican’s official newspaper, l’Osservatore Romano, on the same day criticized the free-market model for having “grown too much and badly in the past two decades.”

America+will+Collapse+Jim+Rogers,Gerald+Celente…

by Greg Farber

The End

by Greg Farber

World Banks Repossession Strategy on failed loans of the u.s. socialist government, guess who pays, you do, they want the collateral being protected from you via their environmentalism hoax and scam you scheme. The Popers United Nations also want those guns boys, and they mean to take em if that’s how you want it. Click photo for better view of the Jesuit final take over strategy. Go ahead and laugh if it makes you feel better. Just remember when it goes off, you heard it here first at STAIGHT JACKET ELUDER NEWS. ha ha ha ha

The Mortgage Meltdown

by Greg Farber

Oh my god, Communist Broad Cast Services (CBS) allows a little truth to come forth for a change.. I’ve been telling you this collapse is just getting warmed up, we have not seen anything yet.. Dontcha just love fiat paper and ink fraud and historical mayhem, thats right, here we go again..

Bob Chapman on Freedomizer Radio It Will Cost Them Their Lives

by Greg Farber

Gerald Celente: U.S. Financial Markets to Collapse by End of 2010

by Greg Farber

Alex talks with Gerald Celente, renowned trend forecaster, publisher of the Trends Journal, business consultant and author who makes predictions about the global financial markets and other events of historical importance. The guy has a knack for accuracy..

” THERE IS NOT A MAN AMONG THEM ” …. ” MOST OF THESE PEOPLE ARE THE ONE’S

WHOSE ASS YOU WANTED TO KICK IN HIGH SCHOOL ” … GERALD CELENTE

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