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*20 Will get all the facts. Watch and see.
Posted by 2011wd in 400, Blowing the F#*@ing Whistle, Corruption, Economic Policy, Greed, Justice, Power to the People, Progressive Leadership on May 7, 2010
*20. The 400. Second male makes the list. Former State Tres. This man is a real leader.
The Banksters had better run for the hills.
The Commission Site..
Business Insider is asking the right questions
Posted by 2011wd in Blowing the F#*@ing Whistle, Corruption, Greed on May 5, 2010
http://bit.ly/dlM7XB If you want to ask questions about conflict of interest and trading then you might get to the heart of the real problem. Until then it is nothing more than window dressing.
Closing the London Loop Hole: detect, prevent, and punish manipulation
Posted by 2011wd in Blowing the F#*@ing Whistle, Energy Policy, Greed, Justice on November 11, 2009
http://levin.senate.gov/newsroom/release.cfm?id=299103
Enron and London Loop Holes in Energy trading. What do the two have in common? How have they been used to CON the price action? How does that price action trigger other actions? How is energy asset parking added to the sick twisted greedy mix? How did the banks get into energy and why?
GREED
A piece of the puzzle is seen.
Posted by 2011wd in Blowing the F#*@ing Whistle, Greed, Power to the People on September 24, 2009
Sibel finally speaks out…
http://original.antiwar.com/giraldi/2009/09/23/listening-to-sibel-edmonds/
http://www.voiceofarizona.com/Sibel_Edwards_finally_speaks-5031-2-42526.htm
Sibel Edmonds Documentary – Kill The Messenger
National Security Whistleblowers Coalition
http://www.aclu.org/safefree/general/41124prs20090923.html
http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2005/09/edmonds200509
China’s SOEs May Terminate Commodities Contracts
Posted by 2011wd in Economic Policy, Greed on August 28, 2009
http://english.caijing.com.cn/2009-08-28/110230655.html
This may get ugly fast.
Barry’s Book: I will buy it! Review it here, ASAP
Posted by 2011wd in Economic Policy, Favorite People, Greed on August 20, 2009
WHY?
Because he is the guy who first wrote about this…
http://1eco.com/2009/07/20/what-is-gs-percentage-of-total-credit-exposure-to-risk-based-capital/
Why is that important? Ask me and I will tell ya.
Barry writes, blogs, here..
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/category/thinktank/
Notice what I attempted to explain is now going on, as he reports.
http://1eco.com/2009/08/17/the-street-may-finally-notice-the-baltic-dry/
This is all about China buying back in way to soon. They are not the only ones? Look out below!!!! It’s inventory build-ups. They could be seen in the Baltic Dry if anyone cared to look. American Consumer is going to pay off their credit cards and that is going to take TIME. With 40% of their business in EXPORTS, guess who builds up MASSIVE INVENTORY LEVELS, WHICH CAN NOT BE MAINTAINED AND MUST BE WRITTEN DOWN. It has been seen already but that is just the tip of the ICEBERG.
If I am American RETAIL I don’t buy anything until NEXT YEAR and firesale my whole inventory with 0% interest rate offers. WHY? Because prices are going to get much cheaper. People will simply do without.
When you hit their Home Equity & raise their credit card rates YOU HAVE MADE A MAJOR MISTAKE. Unless you are giving them CASH TO BUY INCENTIVES and 0% they will not BUY.
What is consumer spending as a percentage of GDP in America?
The Street may finally notice the Baltic Dry
Posted by 2011wd in Greed, Tracking Stocks on August 17, 2009
http://www.investmenttools.com/futures/bdi_baltic_dry_index.htm#bdi
This is the China Indicator that has been so easy to read. Here is your inventory build up. They are not shipping out and at some point they will be forced to stop shipping in. They moved in to soon on their buy across the board. Major Mistake. MASSIVE.
WATCH.
There not the only one wanting to grab stuff up on the cheap. The problem is when you rush back it, look out.
Seems Warren Buffet is concerned..
Makes sense why he would be.
Texas might bury that waste, better yet, how about giving Utah a try.
Posted by 2011wd in Blowing the F#*@ing Whistle, Greed, Justice, Non-Violent Protest on August 11, 2009
Maybe they don’t have a watch dog up there in the IDEAL RIGHT & RED STATE. This whole thing isn’t pretty but it’s sure profit to some.
Down here in Texas, we have at least…
One news source that has been opening the eyes of Texas since 1954.
Since they stay closed unless it’s time for football, it’s a damn good thing someone is.
Read The Texas Observer: Good to Glow by Forrest Wilder
IF and when you get around to reading the article you will soon see what big money can buy pulling the RIGHT strings even when those on the inside of the application review process turn whistle blower.
Hell they can ram anything home as long as no one is looking. Good thing for us, at least someone is mindin the store down here, 24/7
This is a living example of why Waste is far more dangerous than anyone wants to tell you. When any one man is regulated to control and manage anything dangerous for thousands of years how can it be trusted they will manage the dangerous process wisely, safely, and with concern for both the land and it’s people. No man is going to live that long. It becomes a managment contract with a life of it’s own. This can not be the way to a sustainable future. This becomes nothing more than a BIG FAT CONTRACT for some big fat pocket. I wouldn’t trust it to a non-profit, much less someone making a massive profit for the next couple of thousand years.
Then there is the story of New York’s waste making it’s way down here…
Helps to laugh in the sad, sick, black state things have become. The article shows a three eyed fish, glowing in the dark. I think he is swimming to Texas. Talk about things going straight to hell in a hand basket. As if we didn’t have enough waste of our own. Now we are taking it from New York.
Banks make $38B from overdraft fees
Posted by 2011wd in Blowing the F#*@ing Whistle, Corruption, Greed, Justice, Power to the People on August 10, 2009
The worse it gets the more money they seem to make from over strapped customers.
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