sábado, 6 de junio de 2015

JUN 5 SIT EC y POL



JUN 5 SIT EC y POL

ZERO HEDGE

The last time the Establishment Survey was as robust as the past year or so was 1999; then, the average productivity was 3.7%! That number actually makes sense intuitively, since businesses would have good reason to go on a hiring spree. Porting that to the current period, as in the mathematical construction of productivity here, would mean, holding output constant, that total hours in the past five quarters would have been not +2.7% but -1.7%. These numbers literally do not add up.
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The Incredibly Bearish Bull Market. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/05/2015
Currently, there are things occurring that are very troublesome, and in more normal times, would likely already have investors heading for cover. However, in today's liquidity fueled, Central Bank supported environment, that has yet to be the case. The reason was best described recently by Dr. Robert Shiller "I call this the 'new normal' boom ó it's a funny boom in asset prices because it's driven not by the usual exuberance but by an anxiety." What happens next is only a guess. However, historically, it hasn't been the outcome that investors were hoping for. But then again, maybe "bearish bull" isn't as much of an oxymoron as it is just a warning.
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One of the defining features of jobs "recovery" and the main reason why wage growth has been so far below the Fed's expectations for years it has prevented wage inflation from appearing despite years of QE, is that the quality of jobs added month after month has disappointing. May was no difference. Yes, the headline print of 280K job additions was great, but a quick look at how the BLS got there shows that nothing has changed because four of the five main job additions were, as usual for the lowest paid jobs.
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One the heels of last night’s hacking accusations, China has now responded, calling the US allegations “groundless” and “irresponsible.” The breach, which involves four million federal workers, could affect every agency of the U.S. government.
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The biggest malady affecting the US economy today, is still in place: as the chart below shows, the labor force participation rate rose just barely from 62.8% to 62.9%, a range it has been for the past year. Indicatively, the last time the US labor force was here, was in mid-1978.
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The one data point in today's otherwise impressive jobs report which may generate some skepticism about an imminent rate hike is that while full-time jobs did grow at a brisk 630K pace in May as part-time jobs this month tumbled, the total number of full-time jobs at 121.4 million is still about half a million below their pre-recession peak of 121.9 million reached in November 2007.
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Contrary to expectations of a modest 226K increase in nonfarm payrolls, according to the BLS in May the US added a whopping 280K jobs, with the April print revised from 223K to 221K, but March revised higher from 85K to 119K. This was the highest monthly increase in payrolls since December of 2014.  The unemployment rate rose from 5.4% to 5.5% on the number, as the number of employed Americans according to the Household Survey also rose by an almost equal 272K.
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When OPEC did not cut production last November, the oil market collapsed in shock and awe that the cartel would not just give in and allow non-OPEC members to walk away with market share. Today, in Vienna, "exactly as expected," OPEC once again confirmed production will remasin at 30 million barrels per day in the face of the global oil glut and prices for WTI and Brent have jumped $0.50 to $1.00 (we presume on machines and removal of a worst case boost to production).
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This is the end game of unfettered capitalism. The signs are all here. When you cast aside reasonable restraints, the unscrupulous among us will rise to the top and exploit everyone else. What we have left is a new American feudalism where CEOs move around like a pack of ruthless Somalian warlords. Riding behind the banner of efficiency, they replace employees with robots, outsource their work to foreigners and tell their employees to train their own replacements, and collude with hedge fund managers to strip companies of their most valuable assets to temporarily boost the stock price.
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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras is set to address parliament Friday as difficult discussions with creditors have reached yet another stalemate. In Germany, some reports suggest there's now tension between German Chancelor Angela Merkel and FinMin Wolfgang Schaeuble regarding how the EU paymaster should handle Greece going forward. Meanwhile, Tsipras and Putin will hold a phone call Friday to discuss "business and energy." 
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Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/05/2015 - 07:38
  • Europe shares set for worst week of 2015 (Reuters)
  • Jobs Report Not Likely to Trigger June Rate Hike (Hilsenrath)
  • U.S. jobs market seen firming despite lackluster growth (Reuters)
  • Gross Says Bond Rout Scary as Hell Even Without Bear Market (BBG)
  • Apple Is the New Pimco, and Tim Cook Is the New King of Bonds (BBG), which ZH said in 2013
  • In 'year of Apple Pay', many top retailers remain skeptical (Reuters)
  • OPEC Nations Signal Few Prospects for Oil-Production Change (BBG)
  • China regulator says amending rules on margin trading, short selling  (Reuters)
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The DOJ's crackdown against FIFA in general, and the Russian World Cup of 2018 in particular, may have been just the blessing in disguise that Putin, who whether he likes it or not has been forced to hunker down in cash conservation mode, wanted.
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Tyranny: It Pisses Me Off. Submitted by Tyler Durden on 06/04/2015
In fact, the most despicable forms of tyranny are often the most subtle; the kinds of tyranny in which the oppressed are deluded into thinking that because they have “choices”, that necessarily makes them “free”.
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Just when you thought you knew what the government's spy state was up to - thanks to Ed Snowden's heroics - along comes the National Security Analysis Cneter (NSAC). As PhaseZero exposes, they are not who you think they are. They are not the NSA or the CIA. The NSAC is an obscure element of the Justice Department that has grown from its creation in 2008 into a sprawling 400-person, $150 million-a-year multi-agency organization employing almost 300 analysts "for the purpose of monitoring the electronic footprints of terrorists and their supporters, identifying their behaviors, and providing actionable intelligence." Read that again "and their supporters." As PhaseZero concludes, this shadow government agency is considerably scarier than the NSA.
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Perhaps the most disturbing, and factual (unlike the IMF's forecast of Greek 2022 debt/GDP), finding is that unemployment in the OECD region has fallen only 1 per cent since its 2010 peak. In other words, by 2016, the group warned, 40 million people will be out of work, 7.5 million more than immediately before the crisis. 40 million angry people, with little hope of professional realization and lots of free time. Is it surprising why in recent months not a day passes without some mass violence event breaking out somewhere in the world.
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Finally "America's biggest secret" has been revealed and now the full, formerly confidential text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, aka Obamatrade, has been made public. You just have to be quick.
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The fact that civil asset forfeiture continues to exist across the American landscape despite outrage and considerable media attention, is as good an example as any as to how far fallen and uncivilized our so-called “society” has become. It also proves the point demonstrated in a Princeton University study that the U.S. is not a democracy, and the desires of the people have no impact on how the country is governed.
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WASHINGTON BLOG

Here was Obama’s rhetoric, in Tallinn Estonia, on 3 September 2014 (click on the linked parts to see the actual reality regarding each given allegation):
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We’re not afraid of free and fair elections, because true legitimacy can only come from one source — and that is the people. We’re not afraid of an independent judiciary, because no one is above the law. We’re not afraid of a free press or vibrant debate or a strong civil society. … And yet, as we gather here today, we know that this vision is threatened by Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. It is a brazen assault on the territorial integrity of Ukraine — a sovereign and independent European nation. It challenges that most basic of principles of our international system — that borders cannot be redrawn at the barrel of a gun; that nations have the right to determine their own future. It undermines an international order where the rights of peoples and nations are upheld and can’t simply be taken away by brute force. This is what’s at stake in Ukraine. This is why we stand with the people of Ukraine today.  (Applause.) 
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As a result of state-run propaganda, many Russians have become convinced that the actions taken by their government is [are] strengthening Russia. … Just as we refused to accept smaller European nations being dominated by bigger neighbors in the last century, we reject any talk of spheres of influence today. (Applause.)
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AMERICA: LAND OF THE THIEF, HOME OF THE SLAVE. 
 Efforts to limit seizures of money, homes and other property from people who may never be convicted of a crime are stalling out amid a wave of pressure from prosecutors and police.
Their effort, at least at the state level, appears to be working. At least a dozen states considered bills restricting or even abolishing forfeiture that isn’t accompanied by a conviction or gives law enforcement less control over forfeited proceeds. But most measures failed to pass.
– From the Wall Street Journal article:  
Efforts to Curb Asset Seizures by Law Enforcement Hit Headwinds . OPEN : Land of the Unfree, to read the full article

For related articles, see:
“Common People Do Not Carry This Much U.S. Currency…” –This is How Police Justify Stealing American Citizens’ Money
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Investigative reporter Trevor Aaronson- executive director of the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting, author of The Terror Factory: Inside the FBI’s Manufactured War on Terrorism – has spent years researching and writing about FBI terrorism “stings” on mentally retarded and destitute Muslims orchestrated by informants convicted of rape and child molestation, who make some $100,000 per sting.
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If you’re being “stingy” and actually conserving some of your income for savings and investment, you are Public Enemy #1 to the Fed. Your financial security is nothing compared to the need of banks and corporations to earn even more obscene profits. According to the Fed, all our problems stem from not funneling enough money to the Fed’s private-sector cronies.
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Underneath the Propaganda, the Economy Is In BAD Shape …
We noted 3 years ago that the velocity of money – an important economic indicator – is lower than during the Great Depression.
Things have gotten even worse since since then …
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1: The ugly realities are covered up, not covered; here’s an example of what you don’t see in the regime’s media about the people whom Americans’ tax dollars are bombing and killing:
2: The great investigative journalist John Pilger discusses the systematic truth-suppression:
3: The great investigative journalist Robert Parry’s latest take-down of America’s press is here:
4: As usual, a great journalist gets fired for being too honest:

CONCLUSION:  OPEN An Important Economic Indicator, to read the full article
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Let’s assume that the 150 million people–roughly half of America’s 317 million residents–were healthy and had no need for health services beyond minimal prevention and a few low-cost tests.

The total cost of their care was $36 billion–just over 1% of the nation’s $3.2 trillion bill for healthcare and healthcare insurance. Let’s assume that 90% of the populace was healthy, and the remaining 10% were very ill and needed 100 times as much care as the healthy.
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“How do democracies get turned into dictatorships? The democracies aren’t overthrown; they’re given away… Star Wars was really about the Vietnam War.” – George Lucas, creator of Star Wars
“The (Star Wars) Empire is like America ten years from now.” – George Lucas, 1973

Adjusted for inflation, Star Wars is likely the most popular film series in history. Stories are popular because they communicate themes that resonate with the public. Creator George Lucas communicates that a powerful republic is overcome by false flag deception that devolves all into the most evil dictatorial empire possible.
“Dictatorship” literally means a government from what is dictated/said whenever government “leadership” says so. The US has lost almost all Constitutional rights to the dictates of “leaders” in government. In contrast, a constitutional republic is limited government acting within its constitution.

David Brennan’s brilliant 13-minute video explains the false flag themes in Star Wars: OPEN  it.
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GLOBAL RESEARCH

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NEWS IN SPANISH

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Ecuador. -Operación Correa en 8 lecciones.  ¿Cambiar de maestro pero no de escuela? . ALDEAH
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Perú.  La mafia en guerra. Gustavo Espinoza M.
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PRESS TV

US auto safety agency admits flaws. Sat Jun 6, 2015 The US government’s auto safety agency has admitted its staffers didn’t understand airbag technology very well.
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Amnesty urges release of Sheikh Salman. Sat Jun 6, 2015 Amnesty International refutes charges against Bahraini cleric Sheikh Ali Salman as groundless and calls for his immediate release.
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UN must act on Turkey aggression: Syria. Sat Jun 6, 2015 Syria calls for a “prompt and decision” action from the international community to stop Turkish ‘aggression’ against the Arab country.
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'Excessive demands hindering Iran deal' . Sat Jun 6, 2015 Iran’s Foreign Minister says excessive demands hinder a final agreement between Tehran and the P5+1.
[ Es  el derecho al zapateo despues de ser jodidos en un  blah-blah de mutuo acuerdo … mientras se abandonaba la lucha en Syria .. sin duda los Iranios gustan el zapateo .. la danza gypsy .. gitana]  
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Russia keeping S-300 delivery promise. Sat Jun 6, 2015 A senior Iranian commander says Russia is making good on its promise to deliver the S-300 missile defense system to Iran.
[ Danzaran alrededor de misiles rusos? .. faltan que quieran dialogar con Israel esta fiesta ]
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Zarif warns against revising N-framework. Sat Jun 6, 2015 Iran’s FM says attempts to revise the framework of a potential deal on Iran’s nuclear program jeopardizes a final agreement on the program.

[ Warned ?  OR IMPLORED .. Whatever.. OB & neocons won’t  take Iran out of their target .. Iran esta esperando peras del olmo: Iran is barking to the wrong tree .. Just get out from the P5+1 and send tanks, missils, planes & troops against the terrorists inside Syria. Esto si podría ayudar a cambiar la historia de esa región y asegurar la futura soberanía de Iran. Cuando los Britts iniciaron su última guerra en Argentina, Perú envió todos los aviones que tuvo contra el UK .. si hubo solidaridad! ]
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