Source: corbettreport.com, boilingfrogspost.com
The politicians, the media, the financiers and the other supporters of the status quo are not particularly threatened by mass political movements, marches on Washington, or demands for government to do something about the situation. But what they do live in mortal fear of is that people will start taking the matters into their own hands and doing the only thing that it is within our direct and immediate power to do: to withdraw our money from the financial web that they have spun around us.
The idea of a Wall Street boycott is neither new nor radical. It has been advocated many times before, including in the wake of the bailout when, hoping to capitalize on public anger at the bankster class that was so clearly emerging as the real power in Washington, a group called Move Your Money emerged urging the public to take their money out of the Wall Street institutions and into local credit unions and savings and loans. -corbettreport.com
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Showing posts with label Global Financial Infrastructure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Global Financial Infrastructure. Show all posts
Catherine Austin Fitts | The Big Question is How Violent will Things Get?
Source: usawatchdog.com, solari.com
Money manager Catherine Austin Fitts says, “You are seeing a tug of war between the new system that’s coming up and the old system that’s struggling and dying.” Fitts explains it by saying, “Let’s pretend we have a company called USA, and we create a new company called Breakaway Civilization. We move all of our assets out of USA and put them in Breakaway Civilization. We leave union obligations and pension funds . . . in the old USA economy.” Fitts warns, “I think bail-ins are coming . . . the big question is not will we be able to get out insured deposits. I think the big question is how violent will things get?” Fitts biggest worry is not financial collapse. Fitts contends, “I don’t think the people who run the U.S. military or run the United States government are going to say we’re happy to collapse rather than go to war. They are going to go to war. They’re going to shake somebody down.” Fitts goes on to add, “I think gold is the greatest form of insurance you can have during this transition period.” -usawatchdog.com
Money manager Catherine Austin Fitts says, “You are seeing a tug of war between the new system that’s coming up and the old system that’s struggling and dying.” Fitts explains it by saying, “Let’s pretend we have a company called USA, and we create a new company called Breakaway Civilization. We move all of our assets out of USA and put them in Breakaway Civilization. We leave union obligations and pension funds . . . in the old USA economy.” Fitts warns, “I think bail-ins are coming . . . the big question is not will we be able to get out insured deposits. I think the big question is how violent will things get?” Fitts biggest worry is not financial collapse. Fitts contends, “I don’t think the people who run the U.S. military or run the United States government are going to say we’re happy to collapse rather than go to war. They are going to go to war. They’re going to shake somebody down.” Fitts goes on to add, “I think gold is the greatest form of insurance you can have during this transition period.” -usawatchdog.com
The Geneva Business Insider | Egyptian coup, Bolivian outrage, England easing, July 8, 2013
Source: corbettreport.com, genevabusinessinsider.blogspot.com
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we cover the latest destabilization in Egypt, the search of the Bolivian president's plane in Austria in the midst of the Snowden drama, Michael Hastings' death, Mark Carney's first moves as Bank of England governor, and the recent drop in gold prices. -corbettreport.com
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David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider blog joins us once again for our monthly conversation on economics, finance and politics. This month we cover the latest destabilization in Egypt, the search of the Bolivian president's plane in Austria in the midst of the Snowden drama, Michael Hastings' death, Mark Carney's first moves as Bank of England governor, and the recent drop in gold prices. -corbettreport.com
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GRTV | Bail-in: The Birth of the New Financial Order, April 10, 2013
Source: GRTV.ca, corbettreport.com
The recent bail-in in Cyprus has given the world a glimpse at the future of the banking landscape. Now, as Canada gets set to hardwire the bail-in process into law, analysts like Michel Chossudovsky are warning how the big banks can use this template to further consolidate their monopoly of economic control. -GRTV
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The recent bail-in in Cyprus has given the world a glimpse at the future of the banking landscape. Now, as Canada gets set to hardwire the bail-in process into law, analysts like Michel Chossudovsky are warning how the big banks can use this template to further consolidate their monopoly of economic control. -GRTV
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Helga Zepp-LaRouche Keynote | Emergency International Webcast, March 24, 2013
Source: laroucheyouth youtube, bueso.de, larouchepac.com
On March 24, 2013 Helga Zepp-LaRouche gave a live international webcast addressing the immediacy of the breakdown of the trans-Atlantic financial system.
On March 24, 2013 Helga Zepp-LaRouche gave a live international webcast addressing the immediacy of the breakdown of the trans-Atlantic financial system.
David L. Smith | The Race to Debase, October 18, 2012
Source: corbettreport.com, genevabusinessinsider
David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider joins us to discuss the currency war underlying the global quantitative easing craze. From Europe to the UK to the US to East Asia, central banks around the world are engaged in a race to the bottom, and as usual it’s the average joe who pays the price. Today we talk about this trade war by proxy and its consequences, as well as how people can protect their wealth for whatever financial turmoil might be coming. You can check out David’s YouTube channel at: youtube.com/genevabusinessinside
Note:Neither James Corbett nor David L. Smith are investment advisors and none of their opinions should be construed as personal investment advice.
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David L. Smith of the Geneva Business Insider joins us to discuss the currency war underlying the global quantitative easing craze. From Europe to the UK to the US to East Asia, central banks around the world are engaged in a race to the bottom, and as usual it’s the average joe who pays the price. Today we talk about this trade war by proxy and its consequences, as well as how people can protect their wealth for whatever financial turmoil might be coming. You can check out David’s YouTube channel at: youtube.com/genevabusinessinside
Note:Neither James Corbett nor David L. Smith are investment advisors and none of their opinions should be construed as personal investment advice.
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G20 and the Global Financial Infrastructure | GRTV Backgrounder, November 12, 2011
Source: GlobalReserchTV.com, corbettreport.com
Last week's G20 Summit in Cannes, France is already being written off as a bust by the international financiers who were hoping to bolster the fledgling European Financial Stability Fund with international support and to implement a new global financial services tax which they claim will be the long-term solution to the ongoing global economic meltdown. ~James Corbett
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corbettreport.com/the-g20-and-financial-globalization
Last week's G20 Summit in Cannes, France is already being written off as a bust by the international financiers who were hoping to bolster the fledgling European Financial Stability Fund with international support and to implement a new global financial services tax which they claim will be the long-term solution to the ongoing global economic meltdown. ~James Corbett
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corbettreport.com/the-g20-and-financial-globalization
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