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It comes from nothing and it could easily go into nothing.<BR>
And most probably it will.<BR>
If money represents an economy but has no value in itself, easily THE VERY SAME ECONOMY could be represented by A NEW CURRENCY and nothing would change.<BR>
WELL SOMETHING would change, for people who have THAT MONEY.<BR>
They would probably lose most of it.<BR>
But MODERN economies are mostly backed by debts (and not SAVINGS) so, when the currency implodes, so does the debt.<BR>
Creditors have the nothing they created and debtors have the assets they bought.
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What would have happened to Greece, Italy, Spain?
I think the people on the road would be AT THE SAME EXACT PLACE.<BR>
They wouldn´t have called it "austerity" hey would have called it "inflation".<BR>
Having a decent salary in dracma and a small in euro, at the end of the day are EXACTLY THE SAME.<BR>
That is to say: an Iphone cost less euro than dracmas, but you have to work the same hours to buy it.<BR>
So, what is the ADVANTAGE to be in the eurozone?<BR>
Most will say the "Germans" earn on it.<BR>
But the Germans would earn in Mark, which would be even MORE euros.<BR>
So, WHO earns on IT?
VERY EASY: look who PROFITS:<BR><BR><BR>
1) Financial institutions in first row. BANKS, HEDGE FUNDS, IMF of course ECB.<br><BR>
2) Last, but not least POLITICIANS.<BR><BR><BR>
And ALL what is MORE for them is LESS for us.
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I do not think it is personal, it is just the fight among two people who represent two nations whose interests are opposite.<BR>
Whatever is the fault of Greece´s mess it doesn´t matter or doesn´t change so much, what changes the life of the people is the outcome.<BR>
An outcome on which in a real democracy PEOPLE should have their saying, but they do not.<BR>
Behind Varoufakis is a country that has lost hopes and future since long and desperately wants to believe that there still IS a future, at least for their children.<BR>
Behind Schäuble, as difficult as it can look, there is the same.<BR>
WHY SHOULD German people pay for the "faults" of the banks and the financial world?<BR>
Why should the Greek people pay for the faults and misdemeanor of their own politicians, banks and financial guys?<BR>
The answer is very simple: none of the two, so no agreement.<BR> <div class="blogger-post-footer">Think and you'll have the problem of disposal of ideas...
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You will be able to do ALL your transactions with your handy, even pay the morning coffee or the bus ticket, even 20 cents (if there is still something to buy with 20 cents) will be payed with your Iphone.<BR><BR>
THE CASHLESS SOCIETY: the dreams of the banks and the dream of the Iphoners.<BR>
For the first the reality of the dream will get every day better, for the seconds will get into a nightmare.<BR><BR>
The famous phrase of "SOMEBODY" that " let me print the currency and I do not care who will rule" is getting even better.<BR>
He won´t even need to print, it will be enough to "add" a few zeros and from 1 dollar he will make billions and trillions.<BR>
In the same way in which the guy on the road (including you, Iphoner) can see on his account a dollar become a cent.<BR>
Do not worry, European Iphoner, YOU too will get that privilege.<BR><BR>
HOW WILL THEY?<BR><BR>
Very, very simple.<BR>
1) the banks will finally fail. Not that right now they are not broke, they are.<BR> But remember, in our society, it doesn´t matter what IS, it matters what LOOKS.
And NOW they do not LOOK broke, in the near future THEY will.<BR>
And when that comes, they will be "punished" and EVERYBODY will be happy.<BR> <BR>
2) The Central banks, FED, ECB, BOE, BOJ, will take control.<BR> We will be granted a sencond chance. <BR> With a new currency.<BR> Whatever will be its name, it will have one VERY special quality: it will be "virtual".There won´t be any "cash". Not only will it be FIAT and under COMPLETE control of the Bank of the International settlements (the bank of the 1%) but it will be NUMBERS on THEIR computer screen.<BR>
Numbers that will change at "their will" without any control.<BR>
In this may be I am wrong.<BR>
It will be controlled buy the politicians.<BR>
Of course the very same that brought us to it: their puppets.<BR> <BR>
So, THEY will control EVRYTHING, also the people who "control" them.
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Greece MUST stay, whatever it takes.<BR>
That is what Tsipras knows and Merkel too.<BR>
Why?<BR>
First, and this is Obama´s main concern, for the big Hedge funds and billionaires of Wall street and second, that is Merkel´s main concern, the debt must TOTALLY flip from the Banks into the taxpayers´shoulders.<BR>
5% pennies on the dollar will finish for the Greek people, the rest will buy the debt from the IMF and big banks.<BR>
Where does the money come from?<BR>
Of course from "Europe" that means from the ESM which is FROM the taxpayers wallet.<BR>
Germany can "spend" up to 190 billions, which is the limit from the Supreme Court and you can bet Merkel will spend it and if necessary even more.<BR>
They ALWAYS find the way.<BR>
The German people will go into pension at 69, so that the Greek can go at 50.<BR>
The minimum wage in Germany will stay at 470 euros so that the Greek can go at 780.<BR>
Do not misunderstand me.<BR>
I perfectly know the situation of the Greek people, but I also know that a week economy cannot survive if 60% or more are employed in "services" which are the civil jobs that in reality do not make "profit".<BR>
It can work for an empire that lives on the job of the colonies, but not for Greece.<BR>
This is the simple reason Greece is Broke and won´t get better in a near future.<BR>
The only reason they will let it survive is the "transfer" of debt.<BR>
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They did it, they postponed.But why? How?<BR>
There is a very, very simple explanation.<BR>
THIS IS MY THOUGHT. I am NOT a financial guy, I do not invest in financial products, nevertheless I am not too stupid to not understand what is behind ALL.<BR>
Why the IMF postponed the payment?<BR>Don´t they understand that Greece is gone, that it will never pay back?<BR>
THEY DO, SINCE LONG.<BR>
But in the financial world, at least the one of today, it doesn´t matter what IS, it matters what LOOKS.<BR>
In my opinion they WILL find an agreement at the last minute, and I will explain why and how.<BR>
It is a huge investment, a huge profit, for the BIG investors, the ones behind the scenes.<BR>
Whoever has Greek bonds, today, whoever doesn´t really understand, IS WILLING to sell.<BR>
Better today at 40 cents on the dollar than tomorrow at 0.<BR>
Let´s accept the loss and forget.<BR>
But the one who BUYS knows that his investment will prove a very lucrative one.<BR> Especially with bonds that pay 15, 20% (compared to the bunds at negative interest).
THEY WILL CERTAINLY propose Greece a hair cut, let´s say 20% or even 30%.<BR>
And if Greece accepts?(which they will)<BR>
Suppose I bought bonds at 40% of their value. I will see their final value at minimum 70% or 80%, calculate a net profit of 30 or 40%.<BR>
Without considering that THEIR value, having an interest rate minimum double of the ones that Greece will sell LATER (thanks to Draghi who will, by buying them lower enormously the interest rate) will increase accordingly .<BR> <BR>
WHO DO YOU THINK BOUGHT THEM NOW?<BR>
THE SAME THAT WILL MAKE the agreement at the end of the month.<BR>
Thanks to the IMF, DRAGHI, EU.<BR>
AND THE CHEATING goes on....
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Once upon a time a Wolf was lapping at a spring on a hillside, when, looking up, what should he see but a Lamb just beginning to drink a little lower down. "There's my supper," thought he, "if only I can find some excuse to seize it." Then he called out to the Lamb, "How dare you muddle the water from which I am drinking?"<BR>
"Nay, master, nay," said Lambikin; "if the water be muddy up there, I cannot be the cause of it, for it runs down from you to me."<BR>
"Well, then," said the Wolf, "why did you call me bad names this time last year?"<BR>
"That cannot be," said the Lamb; "I am only six months old."<BR>
"I don't care," snarled the Wolf; "if it was not you it was your father;" and with that he rushed upon the poor little Lamb and ate her all up. But before she died she gasped out:<BR><BR>
Moral of Aesops Fable: "Any excuse will serve a tyrant."<BR><BR>
Putin bankrupting Ukraine? Wasn´t it already bankroupted?
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This vote is about Switzerland being a sovereign nation and the franc being an independent currency.<BR>
The Swiss haven’t realized that they are, at every effect, using the euro as currency and NOT an independent franc.<BR>
When a currency is "pegged" to another one follows it.<BR>
If the euro goes up, so does the franc, if the euro collapses, the Swiss franc won’t have any other choice than follow.<BR>
Because BOTH are fiat currency like the Dollar and when one goes down, the others fall too.<BR>
Backing the Swiss with gold would mean making it an independent currency, when the others implode, it won’t.<BR>
It means the savers will always have their money in the bank and the companies will be sure to get what they deserve.<BR>
It means that the state and the citizens will always have the means to go on and so fort..
But I am very pessimist.<BR>
Either THEY will be successful and the vote will be NO or the YES will become NO.<BR>
<b>It doesn´t matter who votes, it matters WHO counts the votes...<BR><BR><BR>
Strong powers ALWAYS win</B>
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Adding to the hubris of the situation, the Wall Street banks’ own regulator, the Federal Reserve, gave its blessing to this unprecedented and dangerous encroachment by banking interests into industrial commodity ownership and has effectively looked the other way as the banks moved into industrial commerce activities like owning pipelines and power plants.<BR><BR>
For more than a century, Federal law has encouraged the separation of banking and commerce. The role of banks has been seen as providing prudent corporate lending to facilitate the growth of commerce, not to compete with it through unfair advantage by having access to cheap capital from the Federal Reserve’s lending programs. Additionally, the mega banks are holding trillions of dollars in FDIC insured deposits; if they experienced a catastrophic commercial accident through a ruptured pipeline, tanker oil spill, or power plant explosion, it could once again put the taxpayer on the hook for a bailout.<BR><BR>
The Levin report addresses the element of catastrophic risk, noting:<BR><BR>
“While the likelihood of an actual catastrophe remained remote, those activities carried risks that banks normally avoided altogether. Goldman, for example, bought a uranium business that carried the risk of a nuclear incident, as well as open pit coal mines that carried potential risks of methane explosions, mining mishaps, and air and water pollution…Morgan Stanley owned and invested in extensive oil storage and transport facilities and a natural gas pipeline company which, together, carried risks of fire, pipeline ruptures, natural gas explosions, and oil spills. JPMorgan bought dozens of power plants whose risks included fire, explosions, and air and water pollution. Throughout most of their history, U.S. banks have not incurred those types of catastrophic event risks.”<BR><BR>
One would think that the mega banks’ regulator, the Federal Reserve, would be the first line of defense against this type of dangerous sprawl by banks. According to the Levin Subcommittee report, the Federal Reserve was actually the facilitator of the sprawl by the banks. <BR><BR>The report notes:<BR><BR>
“Without the complementary orders and letters issued by the Federal Reserve, many of those physical commodity activities would not otherwise have been permissible ‘financial’ activities under federal banking law. By issuing those complementary orders, the Federal Reserve directly facilitated the expansion of financial holding companies into new physical commodity activities.”<BR><BR>
After the Wall Street financial collapse of 2008, which galvanized the public and Congress to the trillions in taxpayer dollars that was required to shore up the financial system from out of control global casinos masquerading as banks, the Federal Reserve quietly commissioned a study to determine just how sprawling the commodity holdings and operations of the mega banks had become. The study was conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s Commodities Team. It appears that Senator Levin’s Subcommittee has only been allowed to see a “2012 Summary Report” of that study and the public is not being allowed to see even that. The Levin report makes multiple references to the document, each time noting that it is “sealed.”
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And that kind of thing still happens.<BR>
Or at least that is the official reason to wage a war, even though more than gold the goal is natural resources, oil, gas, land.<BR>
However, war — even easy, victorious war — doesn’t pay. <BR>
And this has been true for a long time.<BR>
War would necessarily inflict severe economic harm even on the victor.<BR>
Furthermore, it’s very hard to extract golden eggs from sophisticated economies without killing the goose in the process.<BR><BR>
Besides, modern war is very, very expensive.<BR>
For example, by any estimate the eventual costs (including things like veterans’ care) of the Iraq war will end up being well over $1 trillion, that is, many times Iraq’s entire G.D.P.<BR>
So, if modern nations can’t enrich themselves by waging war and wars keep happening, one asks: why?<BR>
One answer could be that leaders do not understand the arithmetic.<BR>
My answer is that they do understand arithmetic, but do not follow the will of their people.<BR>
They do not wage wars in the interest of the people, or the nation.<BR>
As everything they do, is NOT what the citizens want, but WHAT the people who put them there want.<BR>
A country like US, where the economy is based on the production of weapons, HAS to wage wars, in order to produce more and more.<BR>
And it doesn´t matter how much they cost, or which profit they produce.<BR>
The profit is in the production and sale of weapons.<BR>
Governments too often gain politically from war, even if the war in question makes no sense in terms of national interests.<BR>
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Her secret? <BR>
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You can ( and this is very important) choose YOUR MARKETING METHOD, being it mailing list, telemarketing list, email list or sales leads... <BR>
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They surely can help you to make yours, as they already helped Elisa and many others like her...
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I want to start discussing a quote of Professor Carol Quigley of Georgetown. <BR>
He was also the mentor of Bill Clinton.<BR>
He said this in 1966 : The powers of financial capitalism have a far reaching aim, nothing less than creating a world system a financial control under PRIVATE hands, able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole.<BR>
This system would be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert by secret agreements reached in secret meetings.<BR>
The APEX of the system would be the Bank of International Settlements in Basel (CH) a private bank owned and controlled by the central banks themselves private corporations.
He wrote this in 1966 and also said that the key endeavor was to control and manipulate the currency of every single country, and people like Warren Buffet were hired to misinform the people to believe that the government in these nations were controlling the currency supply.<BR>
If you read this statement and look at what has happened in the past, the interventions of the EU and the West in other countries, Sudan, Somalia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, ( even though it was rebuffed by pres. Putin, the US is still engaged in it).<BR>
What do all these countries have in common?<BR>
None of them is a member of the Bank of International Settlements, it is not a coincidence, there are no coincidences when it comes to war, to finance, you have to be able to connect the dots, the BIS is NOT controlling the monetary supply of these countries.<BR>
Why would they want to bring them under the umbrella of the BIS?<BR>
Japan is the perfect example why.<BR>
Japan in 1988 was the largest creditor of the world, the BIS didn’t like it, they wanted to stop the growth in Japan and Asia.<BR>
They knew that the banks in Japan were under capitalized, so they raised the capital requirement for banks from 6% to 8%, they knew this would bring all money back into the banks and begin the recession.<BR>
Japan has been in recession for more than 20 years. The BIS was the trigger of this.<BR>
If you want to understand what is going on in Ukraine right now, look what Victoria Nuland said, "we have invested more than 5 Billions dollars to allow Ukraine to achieve this and other goals, that means bringing them into the EU and under the umbrella of the Global International Banking System.<BR>
Who are the WE?<BR>
All the money comes from the bankers.<BR>
The BANKS are involved in this.<BR>
John Kerry talks of 1 billion dollars for Ukraine leaving Russia.<BR>
That comes from the IMF.<BR>
When things become very ugly, war is part of the equation.<BR>
We are in the precipice of war with Russia.<BR>
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The European Union's executive is calling for a more international and less dominated by America Internet.<BR>
The first step should be a shift away from the California-based Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (Icann), which is subject to US law, is contracted by the US administration and is empowered to supervise how digital traffic operates.<BR>
"Given the US-centric model of internet governance currently in place, it is necessary to broker a smooth transition to a more global model while at the same time protecting the underlying values of open multi-stakeholder governance …"<BR>
"Large-scale surveillance and intelligence activities have led to a loss of confidence in the internet and its present governance arrangements."
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The European institution calls also against increasing governmental attempts to control the internet, as in China, Russia, Iran and increasingly Turkey, which passed a stringent law last week curbing online freedoms.<BR>
There fundamental freedoms and human rights are on stake.<BR>
Also every decision over domain names and IP addresses shouldn't be monopolized.<BR> "The next two years will be critical in redrawing the global map of internet governance," <BR>
"Governments are trying to bring the internet under national control. States like Russia and China use the argument of increasing cyber-security to increase control over their own population. Organisations such as Icann, which registers domain names worldwide, currently function under US law. That has to change."
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It is always the same pattern, the same tricks.<BR>
I am talking about the major crisis of 1929 1990 2000 2008 and the very next one I still do not know when.<BR>
First the FED increases the monetary mass let'say 60% or more, lowers interest rates to almost nothing.<BR>
This money goes to the market (easy credit), creates prosperity and surplus that people invest in a brand new bubble created by Wall Street.<BR>
In 1920 was the stock market bubble, 1990 2000 Enron and internet bubble, 200 2008 mortgage and derivatives (CDO CDS) bubble.<BR>
Next step is suddenly withdrawing all the money from the market.<BR>
No credit means the one who borrowed has to sell.<BR>
If everybody sells the market crashes.<BR>
They say: today these billions were burned in the market.<BR>
Nothing is burned, it is simply transferred from the mass to the elite. <BR>
That is why they get richer and richer and we get poorer and poorer.<BR>
The final transfer, has yet to come, but it is close....
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This is the proof of USA and EU behind other people's politic, this is what they care about democracy of other countries.<BR>
This is the new face of colonialism, the one adopted in all states of South America.<BR>
This is the proof of what since long time the government of UKRAINE suspected.<BR>
The USA and the EU are heavily involved and interferring with politics of that country.<BR>
That phone call undermines all claims of transparency, democracy building, THESE are all ideological efforts to influence politics in other countries.<BR>
This is what the USA has been doing for decades, it also shows how casually they can talk about politics of another country, where they have no legitimate way of influencing, this is what they do, this is the real way of geopolitics.<BR>
The real people are the real victims here, what the country would need is reconciliation, but the USA and EU make that compromise impossible, the Ukrainian people have no real option in the elite of both sides.<BR>
The people in the EU institution should really worry that they are second players.<BR>
The US doesn't regard the Europeans as allies, it is just corporate convenience, but when they choose, they will just drop them as easily... <div class="blogger-post-footer">Think and you'll have the problem of disposal of ideas...
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That was my friend Laura's case and I guess she was very intelligent and lucky to find the right one.<BR>
She liked computers and Internet, she knew how to make a website and how to improve it, so, what was better than becoming a <a href="http://hubshout.com/">SEO reseller</A>?<BR>
And may be working for an important company, one with experience dealing with companies like Coca Cola, Ford, General electric...<BR>
Could you look for something better?<BR>
With their <a href="http://hubshout.com/">SEO reseller programs</A> she can transform the customer's website in a hub of information's, (in their category), simply using their technology and the right search engine optimization.<BR>
Using the appropriate tools she is able to reach high search engine rankings, and generate leads.<BR>
In a few words, my friend went from being a seo appassionato to an expert. (or looking like)<BR>
Furthermore with their private-labeled Social Media program she can give her clients a platform to build a social media strategy, reach out to customers, and get a conversation started.<BR>
That helps her customers to reach their customers and makes them more available and exposed on the Internet.<BR>
She can count on a complete and efficient team of writers, marketers, developers and analysts that work to help her to achieve more skills as well as helping her customers.<BR>
She also can count on targeted email campaigns that help driving new leads through her client's sales funnel.<BR>
Good luck Laura!
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Well, now the fashion or trend or whatever you want to call it, is that big is beautiful. <BR>
The bigger the better.<BR>
Even More Too Big to fail, that is the new big standard.<BR>
Many small, local banks?<BR>
No, just a few, very big.<BR>
Unite, absorb, kill, close bancroupt...till you get too big to fail.<BR>
Small big nations, united nations of...?<BR>
No, the super state. The one too big to fail.<BR>
Many currencies?<BR>
No, one only currency, the one too big to fail.<BR>
It won't last.<BR>
Because the world IS NOT mathematics, the world is made by Humans.<BR>
And humans do not work to make the others rich, they work to make themselves rich.<BR>
Humanity doesn't evolve because one man works for humanity, it evolves because one man works to make a better world for himself and his family.<BR>
The Medieval times were called the dark age, because nothing came out of them.<BR>
The Renaissance, those where the days of the city state, the artists, the scientists.<BR>
That was America, with the real healthy capitalism.<BR>
What America is now is the Dark Ages.
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In 2003 Operation Tiberius found that men suspected of being Britain’s most notorious criminals had compromised multiple agencies, including HM Revenue & Customs, the Crown Prosecution Service, the City of London Police and the Prison Service, as well as pillars of the criminal justice system including juries and the legal profession.<BR><BR>
The strategic intelligence scoping exercise – “ratified by the most senior management” at the Met – uncovered jurors being bought off or threatened to return not-guilty verdicts; corrupt individuals working for HMRC, both in the UK and overseas; and “get out of jail free cards” being bought for £50,000.<BR><BR>
The report states that the infiltration made it almost impossible for police and prosecutors to successfully pursue the organised gangs that police suspected controlled much of the criminal underworld.<BR><BR>
The author of Tiberius, which was compiled from intelligence sources including covert police informants, live telephone intercepts, briefings from the security services and thousands of historical files, came to the desperate conclusion: “Quite how much more damage could be done is difficult to imagine.”<BR><BR>
The fresh revelations come a day after The Independent revealed that Tiberius had concluded the Metropolitan Police suffered “endemic police corruption” at the time, and that some of Britain’s most dangerous organised crime syndicates were able to infiltrate New Scotland Yard “at will”.<BR><BR>
In its conclusions, the report stated: “The true assessment of the damage caused by these corrupt networks is impossible to make at this stage, until further proactive scoping has been undertaken.<BR><BR>
“However a statement by an experienced SIO [senior investigating officer] currently attached to SO 1(3) gives some indication of the depth of the problem in east and north-east London: ‘I feel that at the current time I cannot carry out an ethical murder investigation without the fear of it being compromised.’<BR><BR>
“The ramifications of this statement are serious and disturbing and provide a snapshot of the current threat to the criminal justice system. Additionally the fact that none of these syndicates have been seriously disrupted over the last five years provides an insight into the effectiveness of their networks.”<BR><BR>
In one case identified by Tiberius, a leading criminal was acquitted of importing cannabis after he allegedly “bought” members of the jury hearing his case. A named police officer “was involved in some way or another”, according to the report.<BR><BR>
Tiberius also revealed the Met was concerned at the time with a national newspaper story on the ability of the Adams family to escape the law by penetrating the criminal justice system.<BR><BR>
In 1998, police appeared to have finally made a breakthrough when Tommy Adams was jailed for more than seven years for importing cannabis.<BR><BR>
However, the article cited by Tiberius stated that the “only reason the Adams family had allowed the prosecution to succeed and had not resorted to bribery or intimidation to thwart it, was because the other brothers wanted to teach Tommy a lesson for getting involved in crimes they had not authorised”.<BR><BR>
The article concluded: “Witnesses terrified into silence, dodgy jurors, bent lawyers, bent policemen and bent CPS clerks – all are part of the same cancer eating away at justice. A cure for the malady will not be easy to come by. Perhaps we should begin by acknowledging that the patient is sick.”<BR><BR>
Tiberius disclosed that the Met interviewed the journalist who wrote the story after the murder of Solly Nahome, a Jewish money launderer credited as the “brains” behind the Adams’ criminal empire. The reporter stated one of her journalistic sources on the family was a corrupt police officer but did not disclose who it was.<BR><BR>
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Many forecast the economic collapse.<BR>
I do not know and nobody can say if 2014 will be the YEAR, what is clear is that in 2014 we will see WHAT the economic future will be.<BR>
So THIS is WHAT and not WHEN.<BR>
The Federal Reserve will face two choices in 2014: go on with QE or taper.<BR>
In both cases we will arrive to the same destiny, even though with QE may be a little bit later.<BR>
If the FED will taper there will be an immediate outcome: the interest rates on the treasuries will go up.<BR>
That means that the treasuries will be worth less and less (may be nothing) and the ones who invested in them will try to get rid of them.<BR>
That has no big consequences in an environment in which the FED buys them, but doing so means going on printing money.<BR>
In my opinion tapering gradually won't change much.<BR>
Second consequence is that tapering will put an end to cheap money, so the Equity market will follow.<BR>
Why the increase in interest rate will lessen the value of bonds?<BR>
In principle the investment that pays more money looks the most attractive.<BR>
If that was the case, the Greek bonds, that paid 13% interest would have been the most sought of...<BR>
The USA with an interest rate of 2% actually pays 350 BILLION dollars interest per year.<BR>
One point more would mean 170 BILLIONS more.<BR>
If the interest rate grows to 5 or 6% the payment would be impossible, especially in an economy that is not growing.<BR>
So, the only outcome would be bankruptcy.
And what is the use of bonds that pay 5% when they are worth 0?
Second choice is going on printing money, calling it QE or whatever looks better.<BR>
That would postpone the end, but the end would come NOT as bankruptcy but as hyperinflation or money that is worthless.<BR>
When you increase the monetary quantity the only thing you do is lowering the value of the existing one.<BR>
That is Hinflation, and when you print too much you have HYPERINFLATION.<BR>
The difference between tapering or not tapering in the end is zero.<BR>
Having no money or a lot of money that is worth nothing IS the same.<BR>
SO, What will the FED do?<BR>
May be it will begin tapering and stop it and printing more and more.<BR>
Or just finding, as it did many times before, an excuse and going on with QE.<BR>
In this case will be able to suppress interest rates, the value of commodities, pump more the stock bubble.<BR>
So, one just has to be a little more patient, but the results will come....<BR><BR>
What does it have to do with Europe?<BR>
As we know, what the FED does has implications ALL OVER the world, including Europe.<BR>
Here the Bundesbank has been partially successful in limiting Draghi in printing Euros.<BR>
But in May we will have the European elections, SO...we can presume that the printer in the BCE will print enough money to keep the interest rates of the bonds lower (in Italy the spread is less than 200...thanks to Draghi) but, after MAY...<BR>
Also here we will face the dilemma.<BR>
One way, and I bet on it, will be a partial debt jubilee, but at the expenses of the people.<BR>
Nobody of the official press (the state presstitutes) has wrote about it, but the IMF, since long, is insisting of a 10% tax on the riches.<BR>
Which in simple words means 10% levy on our bank accounts.<BR>
And of course the beginning of capital control, so that any sum will be possible in the near future.<BR>
That would help to reduce the state debt, so that WE can go on paying 70% taxes to pay the interest on the debt, this time to the BCE.<BR>
What would be the use of a country if it defaulted on the debts?<BR>
It ALL brings to the same conclusion: a transfer of money from the mass to the elite of BIBLICAL proportions.<BR>
The result? Many, many poor (and slave) and a very few very, very rich.<BR>
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
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How could a small guy, with limited resources, be competitive with giants and more than anything, how could he compete with low prices as the Chinese merchandize?<BR>
The answer one would expect is: impossible.<BR>
Pack and good bye.<BR>
But NEVER like TODAY, end of 2013 and beginning of a revolutionary year, 2014, the small and medium sized company, can believe in a revolutionary future.<BR>
Business Insider says it's "the next trillion dollar industry." The Economist has gone even further, comparing its history-changing impact to the steam engine and the printing press.<BR>
And the price has got so little than ANYBODY can actually afford one.<BR>
Too good to be true? NO, this invention could be "bigger than the internet."<BR>
I guess many have already understood what I am talking about, YES: the 3D printer.<BR>
What you need, as with any revolutionary invention, is imagination and ideas of how to use it, to produce the next killer application.<BR><BR>
So, now you have it, your dream and the way to materialize it.<BR><BR>
What you still need is the easy and fast way to find the lacking part of your business: your future customers.<BR>
And of course you need them now, if possible, so to say, yesterday...<BR>
The answer can be just one: the Internet.<BR>
The Internet can offer millions of customers, millions of people wanting to buy what you sell; there is just a small problem: finding them.<BR>
But that is a problem easily solved, if you know how and where to go.<BR>
In five minutes you can have all the list of possible customers, of people that want what you sell.<BR>
Imagine, in a few minutes being able to access a database that would require years to build, and more than anything so particularly detailed that you are sure every letter , every email, every word you will write, will address JUST the right guy, the one who wants to read it...and more than anything, who is willing to buy what you sell.<BR><BR>
Too nice to be true? NO:<a href="http://www.listgiant.com/">click here</a>
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This makes it incredibly difficult for the best analysts to identify if someone has weapons for sure.<BR>
One example comes to mind: "The feed is so pixelated, what if it's a shovel, and not a weapon?" I felt this confusion constantly, as did my fellow UAV analysts.<BR>
We always wonder if we killed the right people, if we endangered the wrong people, if we destroyed an innocent civilian's life all because of a bad image or angle.<BR><BR>
It's also important for the public to grasp that there are human beings operating and analysing intelligence these UAVs. <BR>
I know because I was one of them, and nothing can prepare you for an almost daily routine of flying combat aerial surveillance missions over a war zone. <BR>
UAV proponents claim that troops who do this kind of work are not affected by observing this combat because they are never directly in danger physically.<BR><BR>
<B> This is the point: "they are never directly in danger physically"...
Once, when wars were fought in the traditional way, a soldier risked his life and had some kind of justification"I killed not to be killed."<BR>
This is no more war, this is legalized murder...</B>
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Former Guardian columnist Greenwald paid rueful due to his own onetime lack of encryption skills, but said that most journalists covering national security had been no different as recently as a year ago. <BR>
That has now changed, both among journalists and the interested general public.<BR>
“One of most significant outcomes of the last few months has been the increased awareness of the importance of encryption and privacy,” he said. “It’s a remarkable sea change.”<BR>
The power of the NSA and the security establishment is too strong, and democratic governments are proving unable to resist the seduction of surveillance-derived knowledge.<BR>
Third parties that are vulnerable to being co-opted by national sovereigns cannot be trusted.<BR>
No law protection, no trust in third parties, so how to fight the technical war?<BR>
No design should ever permit unprotected data to touch third party infrastructure anywhere, anytime, anyway, ever. Period.<BR>
Recognize that we now inhabit an environment in which there are effectively no legal protections of any kind against pervasive, omnipresent surveillance.<BR>
Build robust, distributed channels.<BR> Make them end-user friendly.<BR>
Build systems that MANDATE third party deniability.<BR>
Build systems that are (relatively) trivial to audit.<BR>
Pillay, the first non-white woman to serve as a high-court judge in South Africa,has been asked by the UN to prepare a report on protection of the right to privacy, in the wake of the former National Security Agency analyst Edward Snowden leaking classified documents about UK and US spying and the collection of personal data.<BR>
The former international criminal court judge said her encounters with serious human rights abuses, which included serving on the Rwanda tribunal, did not make her take online privacy less seriously.<BR>
"Combined and collective action by everybody can end serious violations of human rights … That experience inspires me to go on and address the issue of internet [privacy], which right now is extremely troubling because the revelations of surveillance have implications for human rights … People are really afraid that all their personal details are being used in violation of traditional national protections."<BR>
The same rights that people have offline must also be protected online, including the right to privacy
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It is much simpler than you can believe.<BR>
Simply look at the past.<BR>
Everybody talks about the first quarter of 2014, the second quarter, many go as far as 2015 or 2016, but ALL agree that kicking the can down the road will end somehow.<BR>
It is enough to look at the past, the far away past, as far as the Roman Empire, or as close as the URSS or the DDR, they were small, then great (or almost) and then they just finished.<BR>
Any dictatorship has one limit: they eventually run out of other people's money.<BR>
The other people's money being a colony or many colonies or just own people's money.<BR>
You steal today, you steal tomorrow and one day there is nothing more to steal.<BR>
And it doesn't really matter how big is your police force, or your army, or how many drones you have, when you have no money to pay their salaries (or when the money you print has no more value) they just do not work for you anymore.<BR>
And eventually work AGAINST you.<BR>
Once dictators had SOMEWHERE to fly to, to hide in, but in this globalized world, when can they hide?<BR>
The very same tools they invented to spy on their enemies will be their own NEMESIS.<BR>
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It meant “ Independence of Cyberspace.”<BR>
Not anymore.<BR>
Two decades later, most communications flow through a small set of corporations—and thus, under the profound influence of those companies and <B>other institutions</B>.<BR>
Google, for instance, now comprises twenty-five per cent of all North American Internet traffic.<BR>
It has become a centralized “computer utility” that offers computing much the same way that power companies provide electricity.<BR>
Today, that model is largely embodied by the information empires of Amazon, Google, and other cloud-computing companies.<BR>
From independence of Cyberspace we have come to dependence from Cyberspace's utilities providers.<BR>
More and more Internet users now submit to terms-of-service agreements that give companies license to share their personal data with other institutions, from advertisers to governments.<BR>
We should call it "mea culpa"if it wasn't really others foul play's culpa.<BR>
In the U.S.(Europe follows), the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, a law that predates the Web, allows law enforcement to obtain without a warrant private data that citizens entrust to third parties—including location data passively gathered from cell phones and the contents of e-mails that have either been opened or left unattended for a hundred and eighty days.<BR>
The solution is to make the Internet more like it used to be—less centralized and more distributed.<BR>
Surely it won't end surveillance, but will make it harder to do it at such a large scale.<BR>
The challenge is to make decentralized alternatives that are as secure, convenient, and seductive as a Google account. <BR>
More secure won't be difficult, as alluring will be the not easy part.<BR>
The peer-to-peer architecture holds the potential for greatly improved privacy and security on the Internet. <BR>
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