JUN 4 SIT EC y POL
FIFA THE US SCANDAL
OF THE DAY
SOLUTION to FIFA
SCANDAL manipulated by US’S CORRUPT PEOPLE.
Case in point: Chuck Blazer
SOLUTION??
IN MY OPINION:
FIFA need changes but
they cannot do it with the interference of US crook actors. .. So, the
1st step
is to take out FIFA from NY and Switzerland and placed in India, Argentina,
Brazil or any other independent
country.
2nd ,
Thanks to FBI for their interest in Soccer’ institutionalized corruption. They
better get involved in their own sports corruption, and if FIFA need some
reports from FBI they will be approached and “hired” if need it.
3rd. The US is prohibited to take control of
international football associated in FIFA. FIFA will respect the proportional representation
that the US is entitled inside FIFA and according to FIFA rules. Why the US is prohibited to take control of
FIFA? Because Soccer is not yet their main sport.
4th The US
can investigate and arrest corrupt American persons involved in FIFA corruption
inside American soil, but they don’t
have the right to go and arrest people in the name of FIFA in Switzerland or
elsewhere. England or Switzerland cannot go and arrest people in New York
without the US government’s permission; the same rule should be applied to
internationals .
In this case, the US
cannot arrest any international person without the consent of FIFA. It is FIFA that will request INTERPOL to arrest international
person involved in FIFA corruption. Thus, the FBI arrests should left without
effect and won’t be recognized as legal
by FIFA, if they are not Americans. The FBI should place in jail to Chuck
Blazer or other Americans, not internationals in the name of FIFA.
Hugo Adan, June 4,
2015
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BACKGROUND :
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ZERO HEDGE
China
Blamed For "Largest Theft Of US Government Data Ever" - 95% Of
Federal Employees Affected. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
A week ago, Russian
"crime syndicates" were blamed when the IRS announced that a
"major cyber breach allowed criminals to steal the tax returns of more
than 100,000 people." Today, it is China's turn to be blamed following a
report that the FBI is probing what has been described as "one of the
largest thefts of government data ever seen."
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Looking
For The Next Big One: Part 1, Orderly Or Not?. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
"...recent indications have darkened the probability
spectrum to the point that it may actually be worth examining a worst case
scenario. My gut sense is that there is indeed a recession forming, and one
that looks worse by the month, so there are numerous relevant factors that
demand attention the greater the potential for it. That starts with leverage
and any transmission from finance to the economy."
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Crowdsourcing
US Police Brutality. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015.
One theory — dubbed the “Ferguson
Effect” — claims police are now reluctant to engage in “discretionary
enforcement” for fear of prosecution. “Discretionary enforcement” of course
refers to the use of lethal force in the line of duty and the implication seems
to be that in light of recent events, law enforcement officers are afraid that
their actions will be scrutinized by the public. In extreme cases, such
scrutiny could culminate in social unrest, something no one individual wishes
to be blamed for.
Casting doubt on the so-called Ferguson Effect is a
report from The Washington Post which shows that US police are shooting and
killing “suspects” at twice the rate seen in the past. More specifically,
385 people have been killed by police in 2015 alone. Unsurprisingly,
minority groups are overrepresented in cases involving the fatal shooting of
unarmed suspects.
In a testament to how other developed countries view US
policing, The Guardian is now crowdsourcing the number of people killed by
police in the US and tracking it in real-time.
The effort, which The Guardian is calling “The Counted”, has
state-by-state breakdowns, names, per capita ranking, and pictures of the
victims.
Why is this necessary?
The US government has no comprehensive record of the
number of people killed by law enforcement. This lack of basic data has
been glaring amid the protests, riots and worldwide debate set in motion by the
fatal police shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed 18-year-old, in Ferguson,
Missouri, in August 2014.
Before stepping down as US attorney general earlier this
year, Eric Holder described the prevailing situation on data collection as
“unacceptable”.
The Guardian agrees with those analysts, campaign groups,
activists and authorities who argue that such accounting is a prerequisite for
an informed public discussion about the use of force by police.
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"Where's
My Raise?": American Workers Suddenly Realize "Recovery" Isn't
Real. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
For all who are still confused why there are no wage hikes
despite the Fed's relentless efforts to micromanage the economy and stimulate wage
growth via trickle-down record high stock market prices, the answer is that
there is wage growth. Just not for 83% of the working population. Now, with
pundits parroting the “robust” jobs market refrain on the nightly news,
“everyday Americans” are beginning to ask “where’s my raise?”
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The Real Reason Why There Is No Bond Market Liquidity Left. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
"Central bank distortions have forced investors into
positions they would not have held otherwise, and forced them to be the ‘same
way round’ to a much greater extent than previously... unless fundamentals
move so as to justify current valuations, when central banks move towards
the exit, investors will too.... The way out may not prove so easy; indeed,
we are not sure there is any way out at all."
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Greece
Unable To Make €300 Million IMF Payment, Requests "Bundling".
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
And just like that, after effectively defaulting to the IMF
a month ago, Greece has just re-effectively re-defaulted to the same IMF on its
payment due tomorrow, which now will not be made, just as we said it
won't.
Update: GREEK FINANCE MINISTRY REJECTS CREDITORS'
BAILOUT PROPOSAL
[ DOUBLE CHECK: 1st, a la la reina del IMF, Ms Lagarde; 2nd
al rey, or el sistema UE. Whatever be the troika move, they are going to lose
one of them. I believe it is the IMF that is going to become obsolete, unless they concedes fresh-start and
zero-debt to Greece, even though the IMF will remain in check. To really save
it, the IMF has to declare obsolete the dollar and call for a new currency for
international trade and bank deposits. So, it will be the US that is in check.
The Euro will be save it: it goes to the basket of currencies to create the new
one (the UK can be expelled, because not gold to affirm their pound and the US
will be forced to adopt little by little the new currency, because of the
irrelevance of the dollar in the common basket). The chances for the EU to join
the Eurasian market are grader and Germany may have there a leading role. So,
the whole mega system is also in check. In chess, this game is going to be over
very soon. Meanwhile, chances are that Russian may help Greece in their bankruptcy,
who knows.. ]
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Ukraine
'Mobilizes' Right Sector Neo-Nazis Amid Renewed Fighting; NATO Points Finger,
Russia Responds. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
Following yesterday's
"large-scale" rebel offensive, as Ukraine's military reported it,
and hot on the heels of
Poroshenko's threat of imminent martial law (including the right to
detain or force relocate foreign nationals at will) and Soros'
exposure as the 'lethal-weapon-demanding' puppet-master, Tass reports Ukraine’s nationalists
affiliated with the extremist organization calling itself the Right Sector
(outlawed in Russia) have been urged to cut short their vacations and all
commanders, ordered to begin full mobilization. NATO has asked both sides
to back down, focused on Russia's responsibility as Poroshenko says there are
now more than 9,000 Russian troops on Ukraine soil (though YouTube proof
remains absent). It appears, perhaps strengthening Soros' case for lethal
aid, that The Minsk Accord is hanging by a thread.
[ We are going to have a very hot summer … at the end MAD will
prevail, I hope so ]
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What
Does Credit "Know" About Payrolls?. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015.
Maybe nothing... but one thing is for sure - protection is
bid into tomorrow's uncertainty (despite rates collapse today).
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California
Set For A 10-Cent Gas Tax Hike. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
Legislation has been in introduced in the California
state Senate that would increase the state’s approximately 47 cents-per-gallon
gas tax by 10 cents. The new California fuel levy, which would be the
state's first increase since 1994, will be collected on top of an
18.4-cents-per-gallon federal gas tax that is charged to all drivers in the
nation to fill the federal government’s transportation funding coffers.
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Caught
On Tape: Navy Releases Clip Of Russian Warplane "Buzzing" US Destroyer.
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
Last
week saw what was seemingly the first 'close encounter' between a US warship
(USS Ross) and a Russian Su-24 fighter jet in the Black Sea (after
America's "provocative and aggressive" behavior). The fly-by was
'caught on tape' aboard USS Ross and as Alert5
notes was released by The Navy this week who said both the ship and
warplane were both in international waters and airspace at that time.
[ I guess the Russian experiment succeeded: they neutralized
the whole electro-magnetic devices and crossed over the US warship without any chances to put the RU plane down .. just
a camera wasn’t nullified.. the message is clear … in case the US dear to
attack RU & China ]
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Forget
"Game Theory" - Yanis Varoufakis Introduces "Hope Theory".
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015.
While hope has long been dismissed as a strategy among the
investing public, for game-theory expert (and Greek FinMin) Yanis Varoufakis,
"hope" appears to be all he has left. Reflecting on James Byrnes 1946
speech, Varoufakis explains a “Speech of Hope” for Greece would make all the
difference now – not only for us, but also for our creditors, as our
renaissance would terminate the default risk.
[ It is still a chess game .. a zero sum game .. con pocas
posibilidades de “tablas” ]
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C-Suite
Gamblers - The Real "Dumb Money" Inflating The Bubble. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
U.S. companies announced $141 billion of new stock buyback
programs last month and $243 billion of new M&A deals. Both
figures are all-time records, and according to bubblevision are further
evidence that CEOs are bullish on their companies and the economic outlook. You
might say that. Then, again, it might put you in mind of swarming moths
heading for a light bulb. The baleful truth is this. In its
arrogant and misbegotten seizure of all financial power, the nation’s
central bank has turned the C-suite of corporate America into a
destructive agent of bubble finance. That’s ‘dumb money’ with a vengeance.
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Tsipras
May Ask For Vote Of Confidence As Parliament Debates Bailout. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
Unconfirmed reports now suggest Greek PM Alexis Tsipras will
ask for a vote of confidence as early as tomorrow.
[ Whatever put together the State with the nation is OK.. but
remember .. masses are unpredictable if the media doesn’t help ]
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IMF
Panics - Slashes US Growth Forecasts, Demands Fed Stay On Hold For Another Year.
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
Anxiety over financial stability and shadow banking risks
appear to have force Christine Lagarde and her fellow extrapolators to hit the
panic button:
IMF CUTS U.S. 2015 GROWTH FORECAST TO 2.5% FROM 3.1%,
URGES FED TO DELAY FIRST RATE INCREASE UNTIL 1H 2016
Adding that they viewed the Dollar as "moderately
overvalued" and any more appreciation would be "harmful," it
seems global disinflationary pressures have left the IMF no choice but to say
publicly what everyone has uttered under their breath. Now Yellen is really
cornered.. and just exactly how are the talking heads going to spin this as
positive?
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The
Real Reason The US Economy Simply Won't Grow: Lowest Worker Productivity In 22
Years. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
According to just released final data by the BLS, in Q1
labor productivity barely rose, growing 0.3% in Q1, following a -0.1% drop in
the fourth quarter. Worse, on a sequential basis, productivity dipped by a
-0.8% in Q1 (a 3.1% SAAR), after a -0.5% drop (-1.9% SAAR) in Q4. This is
the first sequential drop in nonfarm productivity in 22 years, or since 1993!
That, in a nutshell, is also the real reason the US economy refuses to grow no matter how many billions in liquidity the Fed stuffs into it.
That, in a nutshell, is also the real reason the US economy refuses to grow no matter how many billions in liquidity the Fed stuffs into it.
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Saudis
Believe They Are Winning The Oil Price War. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
It’s almost a foregone conclusion that OPEC won’t cut its
production levels at its June 5 meeting in Vienna. Anyone needing strong
evidence, if not proof, of this need only listen to Ali al-Naimi, the architect
of the cartel’s effort to reclaim market share. In fact, some observers say
OPEC not only won’t cut overall production levels from 30 million barrels a day
to shore up prices, but may even increase them.
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Initial
Jobless Claims Hover Near 42 Year Lows. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015.
After 2 weeks of increassing (though near cycle low) jobless
claims, last week saw a modest drop from a revised 284k to 276k. Texas saw
initial claims jump to the highest in 5 weeks - stable at new normal
higher-than-before the oil price crash. This leaves the smoother average hovering
at or near 42 year lows... which leaves everyone in the world asking why
ZIRP and why lower for longer and why moar threats of QE at every negative
macro print or 2% drop in stocks. It seems pretty clear that companies have cut
as far as they can cut... so any downturn in the economy now flows right
through to the bottom line. The big question is - does any of this data
extrapolate into the noise-prone payrolls number tomorrow.. and thus the future
of the western world's wealth-creation bubble machine.
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Tsipras
Sticks To "Red Line" Rhetoric Cornered By Party Radicals. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
"An early election would be possible, but the least
likely: the PM will likely be able to pass an agreement through parliament with
opposition support, in turn generating strong incentives for a shift to a
more moderate coalition within the existing parliament rather than a new
electoral campaign following a painful compromise with European
creditors," Deutsche Bank says, laying out the likely outcome if and when
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras does finally accept an unpopular deal with creditors.
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Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015 - 07:17
- China stocks fall, led by ChiNext, on margin tightening; Hong Kong down too (Reuters)
- Bond market sell-off rumbles on, stocks feel the pinch (Reuters)
- Bond Rout Wipes Out 2015 Gains as Traders Stay Glued to Screens (BBG)
- Greek Groundhog Day Continues With Talks Failing to Break Impasse (BBG)
- Greece and Its Creditors Agree on Some Measures in Bailout Talks (WSJ)
- 'Bellingcat Report Doesn't Prove Anything': Expert Criticizes Allegations of Russian MH17 Manipulation (Spiegel)
- GE Said to Hire Banks to Start Sale on $20 Billion Assets (BBG)
- Alibaba Pictures plans $1.6bn share sale (FT)
- How Companies Justify Big Pay Raises for CEOs (BBG)
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Greece:
Out Of Cash, Out Of Time, Out Of Options. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 06/04/2015
Most commentary still appears predicated on the idea that
there will be some last-minute deal - either because the creditors will
back down and give Greece some more money without requiring it to be paid back
or because the Greek government will back down if it understands that not doing
so would ultimately mean leaving the euro. On the other hand, some
believe neither side is particularly interested in achieving a deal.
[ That is a look from
2 days ago … la historia cambia de un dia al otro ]
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Free
Speech, Facebook & The NSA: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 06/03/2015
“A person under surveillance is no longer free; a
society under surveillance is no longer a democracy.”
[ That is true ..
this is why I never subscribed facebook … not kitting .. I hate smart-phones ]
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NEWS IN SPANISH
Jugando con fuego. Rafael Poch. Estados Unidos incrementa de la forma más irresponsable la probabilidad
de graves incidentes militares en Europa Oriental y en el Mar de China.
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Perspectivas de los movimientos populares y de
los gobiernos posneoliberales de América Latina y el Caribe. Á. Guerra, K. Arkonada, L. Suárez S. y O. González (coord.). La multifacética crisis del
sistema-mundo (II)
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Estados Unidos, criminal confeso en libertad. Laila Tajeldine
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PRESSTV
UN
officials urge humanitarian aid for Iraq. Thu Jun 4, 2015 Senior officials of the United Nations urge
humanitarian aid for Iraq.
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French
company boycott riles Netanyahu Thu Jun 4, 2015 A recent decision by
French telecoms giant Orange to withdraw its brand from Israel has raised the
ire of the Israeli premier.
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‘Obama
secretly expanded NSA spying’. Thu Jun 4, 2015 Two leaked documents
suggest that in 2012 the Obama administration empowered NSA to expand its web
surveillance on Americans without any warrant.
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NATO:
Ukraine truce very fragile . Thu Jun 4, 2015 NATO says renewed fighting
in Ukraine prove the ‘fragile’ nature of the Minsk agreement.
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HRW:
UN must put Israel on 'List of Shame'. Thu Jun 4, 2015 Human Rights
Watch (HRW) calls on UN secretary general to put Israel on 'List of Shame.'
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Germans
stage protest against G7 summit Thu Jun 4, 2015 Thousands hold a
demonstration against the G7 summit in the southern German city of Munich.
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Pakistanis
slam Saudi pro-ISIL policy. Thu Jun 4, 2015 Pakistani Shia clerics hold
a rally to denounce Saudi Arabia’s support for the ISIL terrorist group.
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‘US
not trusted in fight against ISIL’. Thu Jun 4, 2015 The US-led coalition
purportedly battling ISIL in Iraq and Syria cannot be trusted to lead the fight
against the terrorist group, an international lawyer says.
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Guardian
slams duplicitous US policy. Thu Jun 4, 2015 The US-led invasion and
occupation of Iraq created terrorist groups, such as al-Nusra Front and ISIL,
an exclusive Guardian report finds.
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