This has been reposted all over the internet but just in case you are one of the few that hasn’t seen it, watch & learn. If you ever thought corporate greed was accidental/coincidental, this is the blatant evidence that it is not; that it is entirely deliberate..
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First Posted: September 28 at 11:07pm
Free lectures at the People’s University… I love it.
For a current schedule of lectures check the event calendar at: http://www.occupyauckland.org/
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One of the ppl I saw speak at the first Occupy Auckland General Assembly was a successful property developer…which illustrates that even some of those who are financially thriving in the current environment, recognise the injustice of the system and are demanding change.
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As much as people slam David Ickes more obscure theories, he has been talking about exactly this for YEARS…
Quoting Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chief Investment Strategist, Money Morning for GlobalResearch.ca; ”Do you want to know the real reason banks aren’t lending and the PIIGS [Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, Spain] have control of the barnyard in Europe? It’s because risk in the $600 trillion derivatives market isn’t evening out. To the contrary, it’s growing increasingly concentrated among a select few banks, especially here in the United States. In 2009, five banks held 80% of derivatives in America. Now, just four banks hold a staggering 95.9% of U.S. derivatives, according to a recent report from the Office of the Currency Comptroller.
The four banks in question: JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C), Bank of America Corp. (NYSE: BAC) and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (NYSE: GS).
Derivatives played a crucial role in bringing down the global economy, so you would think that the world’s top policymakers would have reined these things in by now – but they haven’t. Instead of attacking the problem, regulators have let it spiral out of control, and the result is a $600 trillion time bomb called the derivatives market. Think I’m exaggerating?
The notional value of the world’s derivatives actually is estimated at more than $600 trillion. Notional value, of course, is the total value of a leveraged position’s assets. This distinction is necessary because when you’re talking about leveraged assets like options and derivatives, a little bit of money can control a disproportionately large position that may be as much as 5, 10, 30, or, in extreme cases, 100 times greater than investments that could be funded only in cash instruments.
The world’s gross domestic product (GDP) is only about $65 trillion, or roughly 10.83% of the worldwide value of the global derivatives market, according to The Economist. So there is literally not enough money on the planet to backstop the banks trading these things if they run into trouble.”
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This sign moved me enough to make this video worth sharing. “What kind of country bails out banks while closing schools?” Here in NZ we are opening prisons and closing schools…
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A brilliant article for those of us interested in truth not propaganda… first person from a citizen journalist.
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This guy is extremely intelligent and crystal clear…. unlike the “Nazis” that Leighton Smith claimed the protesters were comprised of, this morning on 1ZB…
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An absolutely-stunning video like you have never seen before on a major news network. Lies are read off cue cards but the truth comes from your soul & this guy just laid his entire career as a major network news contributor on the line for the sake of his country his family and our future.
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He nails it…. racism & hatred are the tools of the oppressors… its time to stand up for what is right.
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