Archive - Apr 2013 - Blog entry

Is it possible to spark a "regulator run" with an analytical expose of the facts!!!

MERS: The Center of the Mortgage Scam

The fastest growing part of the median household income for nearly a quarter of a century has been transfer payments.  The state has stepped in to fill the gap left by the breakdown of the previous social conract.  The new efforts to renegotiate the basket of goods citizens receive is likely to antagonize employee and employer relationships.  

Tilted to the victors and...

Soros’ yen “avalanche” would appear to have begun with the yen having fallen by 9.5% against gold in 5 trading days since last Thursday leading to record nominal highs in the yen at over 0.1577 million yen per ounce this morning.

The higher gold prices have led to a curious anomaly in Japan where the public has again been selling gold in cash for gold schemes, often due to being under financial pressure, while some Japanese investors and savers have diversified into gold coins and bars both of which have seen an increase in demand in recent days.

“Mad Dog” Bluff Based on Fear of U.S.-South Korean War Games Turning Into Real Invasion

Now is the time to think about how you would live your life if your real value was appreciated and fairly compensated.

Anyone who wants to get to the truth behind the inflationary threats to their wealth should ignore everything the Central Banks say about inflation and look instead at their actions.

1,135 Borrowers to Receive Max $125,000 Payment in Fraudclosure Settlement

And the festival of greater fiat fools...

A sign of "economic and political turmoil"

If you think this cannot happen in the US, think again. The FDIC has already proposed legislation that would allow it to TAKE CONTROL OF A BANK IT DEEMS SYSTEMICALLY IMPORTANT AND WRITE DOWN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS as part of the bail-in.

Nuclear Regulators Just “Rolling the Dice”

When European governments buys goods and services they often do not pay their suppliers in full. Many countries in the euro area are in arrears. These are not included in the Maastricht definition of debt. Italy is the most egregious and this in turn has aggravated the credit crunch for the SMEs and increase the non-performing loans at banks.

Are bitcoins better than fiat currencies? Of course. Are they immune from banker manipulation? Possibly but the verdict is still out. Are BTCs sound money? No.