Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Biggest Scam in World History Exposed

The greatest scam in history has been exposed -- and has largely been ignored by the media. In fact, it’s still going on.
The specifics of a secret taxpayer funded “backdoor bailout” organized by unelected bankers have been revealed. The data release revealed “emergency lending programs” that doled out $12.3 trillion in taxpayer money ($16 trillion according to Dr. Ron Paul) -- and Congress didn’t know any of the details.
According to the Public Record:
“The Federal Reserve was secretly throwing around our money in unprecedented fashion, and it wasn’t just to the usual suspects like Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Citigroup, Bank of America, etc.; it was to the entire Global Banking Cartel. To central banks throughout the world: Australia, Denmark, Japan, Mexico, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland, England ... We are talking about trillions of dollars secretly pumped into global banks, handpicked by a small select group of bankers themselves. All for the benefit of those bankers, and at the expense of everyone else.”

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7 comments:

  1. In the last-linked article above on Silver by Theodore Butler, he reiterates what he has said for many years regarding the gross imbalance in silver short positions and the real-world supply of silver. Within the existing framework of laws and commodity exchanges' rules, the price of silver should dramatically explode. HOWEVER...

    Government laws and commodity exchange's rules are not written in stone and are not immutable. In fact, the laws and rules that exist right now can all be changed willy-nilly tomorrow, and can even be set aside completely. In less-critical situations of price increases, the exchanges will commonly just raise margin requirements and squeeze out all the small investors to keep the price under control. Otherwise, the laws can be changed tomorrow to make possession of silver illegal, as they did with gold for 40 years. But their big ace-in-the-hole is just to call a Force Majeure, all-contracts-void.

    Now is one to think that the banksters that run this whole damn place are going to let the likes of JPMorgan go down the tube just because of some little matter with their silver trades? Is one to think that all the IRS reporting requirements now put into effect for buying and selling gold AND silver have no objective, and are just for collecting a few taxes? Well, Fat Chance.

    Taking everything into consideration, and thinking outside of Ted Butler's pat box of the rules and regulations that currently exist, a reasonable person has to expect that, for example, JPMorgan won't go bust and that a simple change of rules and laws will make the silver situation just "go away".

    The most likely scenario is that some staged event will be the basis of calling a force majeure. When WWII broke out, the markets were just closed, there was no trading, and even a membership on the CBOT went down to $1800 and stayed there, because trading was suspended. There can be no price explosion from general investors if the markets do not exist, if trading is simply halted, and there is no place to buy or sell the precious metals, physical or otherwise.

    The only thing one can actually count on in the silver market is being screwed by the markets, the banksters, and the government. A person would be better off buying 5000 bushels of wheat and storing it in their garage.

    AKA Kadidlehopper

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  2. Oh Kadyhopper
    When oh when will you higher thinkers ever learn

    There exists on our planet that age ole axim called supply and demand.

    It's real simple Kady - I can call ya Kady can't I ?

    Whne DEMAND outstrips SUPPLY

    PRICE goes UP

    I don't give ashit about all the fucking mumbo gumbo in the world - give it time and the price goes UP

    I will shut up when YOU give ME an example of a commodity over time that has NOT behaved this way

    I'm pretty damn safe Kady; 'cause I done muh homework an yall can't name it.

    P.S.

    COPPER at an ALL TIME HIGH

    HI HO SILVER ------ an away with yea

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  3. EA
    Whoa
    Been loading this page since
    August
    2009
    Bring back the ol' layout, vato

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  4. Americans themselves are becoming the collateral damage as the bills for costs of the elites wars Come home .

    The growth of the war debts as Treasury bills was one thing,it is the growth of the interest bill on that beyond any payable limits, that kills a Ponzi economy.
    Much like a credit card , you may borrow only up to the level you can make the regular interest payments on .
    Fail on that and the credit card gets cancelled.

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  5. 11:51

    Not true as the Elite have their hands in Ben's pockets; with unlimited printing power; he will
    finance every whim of said elites

    Only question in my mind is

    When will the worlds reserve currency be null and void ?

    That - is the 200 Trillion dollar question

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  6. 4:34:

    People have been calling it for the past 2 years and it just hasn't happened. I think they can delay it for up to another 10 years.

    The sheeple are too stupid to really notice anything or even question it, but a small percentage are awake now, like people on here. I'd say maybe that is 5% of the population at most? Give it 5 years and it'll be around 25%. Give it 10, and it'll be around 50% but then like sheep the rest will finally fall into line even though they still don't know what's going on, so once it hits 50% mark a good 45% of the remaining people will just join the bigger group.

    That is when everything falls apart because the corrupt elite can no longer pull the wool over the sheep's eyes.

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  7. 9:52, I disagree with your time span. I do agree that those awake are a small sliver of the population. People have been calling this for several years, and look how bad things have become.

    If anyone remembers how good things were just in 2008 (people had money) compared to now... wow. And things were still bad in 2008 as far as mankind is concerned.

    Each decade the US people seem to become increasingly deranged, perverse, materialistic, and addicted to drugs and bullshit. Each year now the manifolds of human reality seem to fall apart, and it accelerates.

    There is no way this will span out another 10 years and still look like it does now. In 10 years Europe and the USA will look like Mad Max, but probably worse and without any cops at all. Just a bunch of lunatics running around doing whatever they want while good people will be terrified to walk outside.

    The Kaliphate of the Islamic world will rise, no doubt. They'll hold much of Africa, the whole middle east, and gain influence in Italy, France, Greece, Spain, and maybe even Britain. The western world won't get any oil, seeing how we aren't allowed to drill on the gulf now or use the reserves in Alaska.

    China will gobble up the planet's resources with their work force of 800 million. They could send millions to mining sites and trade zones. Who will dare try and fight against them? Russia? America? Haha! Their military could eventually reach 100 million. They have computers better than the Pentagon does, better submarines, and now better jets. Of course, the people in China are miserable under their Communist government. A revolution could occur there instead of the latter.

    Whatever the truth may be about the world, those preparing keep at it. We are in a depression in a system heading for termination. No recovery is possible, leaving us to just deteriorate annually.

    I think a good analogy is like a drunken stupor at a wedding. At first everyone is dancing around drunk and the numbers are large. Soon some people go home. Each hour more chunks of people leave. At the end only seven or so people are left and there's a huge mess to clean up.

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