MAY 2 16 SIT EC y POL
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TIME for CHANGE,TIME for ACTION: FORM your GROUP and TAKE
STREETS.
Spread print
messages: STOP the 1%. JOIN BERNIE & JILL:
United People FRONT
Follow the Ex of
Democ Spring & Democ Awakening. Don’t confront the police
If police come, be
ready to move to other public places to spread this message
This is a
“Non-violent civil disobedience act. Our aim is the public, the Nation
GO SANDERS GO, … UNITED WE WILL WIN!!
NO HILLARY ENDORSEMENT!
.. NOT, NOT,NOT!!
“GO BERNIE & JILL!” … UNITED WE WILL WIN!!
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Here one more opinion on this social movement:
Ralph Nader.
Sanders movement is confronted with utter dissipation and
disappointment at the Convention .. The question is how to face it? HERE IS MY SUGGESTION, said Nader
The Sanders movement should organize a massive demonstration
in August or September on the Mall in
Washington, DC, preceded and followed by a series of mobilizing workshops. The
rally should pass the buckets to raise donations for establishing immediately
an office in Washington to press forward with the event’s momentum but NOT ENDORSE ANY
OF THE TWO MAJOR PARTY CANDIDATES.
Then, regional rallies and workshops around our country could
lead to the creation of a political force with specific
agendas which candidates for all offices – local, state and federal – may wish
to adopt.
Earlier this month,
there were well-organized civic demonstrations and non-violent civil
disobedience acts outside of Congress and other locations. They were organized by two groups – DEMOCRACY SPRING and
DEMOCRACY AWAKENING – and
supported by many civic and labor associations. They represented new momentum for the public interest on what a
functioning democracy must be all about.
Right now, Bernie Sanders is the
man of the hour. Before the spotlight moves on, he needs to use the enthusiastic political
capital he and his colleagues have amassed to lay the
foundation for fundamental progressive change rooted within the local
communities of America.
NOW IS THE TIME,
SENATOR SANDERS. SEIZE THE MOMENT!
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ZERO HEDGE
ECONOMICS
America's
Plunging Worker Productivity Explained (In 1 Depressing Chart). Submitted
by Tyler Durden on 05/02/2016 : The US
became an unsustainable service sector based economy from the 1970s onward
when service sector employment diverged from manufacturing without a
corresponding boost in productivity. Even
Alan Greenspan has warned that America is "in trouble basically
because productivity is dead in the water..." There are numerous
reasons for this plunge in worker-productivity, from perverted inventives not
to work to unintended consequences of monetary policy enabling zombies, but
perhaps the most critical driver is exposed in the following dismal chart...
The productivity decline witnessed ever since is
unprecedented. Despite the short lived boom of the 1990s US productivity growth
only average 1.2 per cent from 1975 up to today. If we isolate the last 15 years
US productivity growth is on par with what an agrarian slave economy was able
to achieve 200 years ago.
In addition, the last 15 years also saw an outsized
contribution to GDP from finance. If we look at the US GDP by contribution from
value added by industry we clearly see how finance stands out in what would
otherwise have been an impressively diversified economy.
SEE CHART AT: http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user92183/imageroot/2015/08/ContributionToNominal2.png
In its final stage, investment
give way for speculation, and suddenly finance is the most important
industry, pulling the best and brightest away from every corner of the globe,
just to find more ingenious ways to maximise capital consumption.
As the slave economy got
perverted by incentives not to work, so does the speculative fiat based
economy, which consequently create debt serfs on a grand scale.
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If the world’s economies were really
out of intensive care, why would ultra-radical monetary policies like
helicopter money be increasingly debated at the highest level of governments?
Also, how come 70% of Americans believe the US economy is on the wrong course?
And why do almost half of US citizens admit they couldn’t come up with $400 to
meet an unexpected need? Yes, I know why ask why? And it is what is, and a
bunch of other clichés. But this isn’t normal, it isn’t healthy, and - at
least in the opinion of this author—it isn’t going to end well.
SUMMARY
- Overwhelming amounts of government debt are among the “rich” world’s biggest threats. Unfortunately, the political will to cope with this—and the related problem of runaway entitlement spending—is nil.
- Radical monetary measures—such as quantitative easing (QE), plus zero- and negative-interest rate policies (ZIRP and NIRP)—are not stimulating growth. Instead, they are producing stagnation, “lowflation”, deflation, and currency wars.
- However, they have stopped the ticking of the debt bomb. They are also reversing the disadvantaging of younger generations at the expense of the older and wealthier; the latter are the big losers from the eradication of interest rates.
- Investors need to adjust to ZIRP and NIRP. They are likely not going away anytime soon.
- These also make it less probable the US government will resort to high inflation as a form of “stealth default” on its immense debt.
- Central banks printing money to buy government bonds is supposedly the pain-free way to extinguish crushing debt burdens. However, there is no free lunch.
- Monetary authorities are finally realizing QEs, ZIRPs, and NIRPs, are failing to catalyze growth. Discussions about banning high-denomination currency (like $100 bills) are gaining steam as is a debate about the merits of doing “helicopter” money drops (direct money transfers to citizens).
- The Fed suspending its rate normalization scheme (after just one hike!), and the European Central Bank unveiling a raft of extreme easing measures, have triggered rallies in almost everything since early February. Energy, Canadian REITs, and gold mining stocks have been by far the stars.
- US stocks are still trading way above the trend-line growth rate of the economy (GDP). There is always reversion back to that and even below.
- Not trying to be Davey Downer but if things are fine why are QEs, ZIRPs and NIRPs necessary? And why is the US middle class so despondent?
- There are a growing—and disquieting—number of parallels with the 1930s, though, also many differences.
- Some good news: in addition to zero interest rates and tepid growth forestalling the day of debt reckoning, they may be creating a trading range market. Perhaps a vicious bear episode can be avoided, or at least delayed.
- However, investors need to be nimble and contrarian. It’s imperative to overweight those areas—like energy-related last year—where money is fleeing en masse. A passive 60/40, stock/bond, portfolio won’t produce the kind of returns investors desperately need.
The best laid plans…
One of the most pressing questions of our time simply
must be: How will the developed world cope with its ever-growing mountain of
debt?
And when it comes to inflation, NIRP, ZIRP and QEs have
all been factors in bringing back that dreaded vestige of the 1930s: currency
wars. As these competitive currency devaluations have spread around the
globe, they have created declining commodity and import prices—at least for
those countries that have fallen behind in the debasement cycle.
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For awhile, the stock market seemed quite agitated
about this outcome. Lately, though, with the Fed at least temporarily halting
its official tightening cycle after the heroic move of one lone increase, and
the European Central Bank going nuclear on its easing measures, stocks have
bounced back close to their highs from last summer. As you may recall, this was
right before the August “crashette” that saw the Dow fall 1100 points in less
than an hour.
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Let’s stop for a moment and recap what these lords of the
financial kingdom have wrought…
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Paradise (accidentally) found?
Ok, so thus far, ZIRP, NIRP, and “From Here to QE-ternity”
monetary policies have given us:
1. The worst economic expansion in modern history.
2. The lowest interest rates since the Middle Ages, if not
antiquity.
3. Falling inflation-cum-deflation.
4. Corporations around the world leveraging up to acquire
other companies (and, of course, instituting mass layoffs once the deals go
through) and buying back their own stock. These have come at the expense
of normal levels of capital spending.
5. Related to 4, and the “cap-ex” plunge, we’ve seen a
collapse in productivity which is essential for economic betterment,
particularly in aging societies
6. Asset bubbles in everything from collector cars to penny
stocks to Manhattan penthouses to, Seattle apartment buildings, to…well, you
name it, and the central banks have almost certainly inflated it; many now
appear to be leaking oxygen at a steady, if not rapid, rate.
Did the debt bomb suddenly stop ticking?
As noted at the outset, any attempt to defuse the
entitlement time-bomb has been resolutely ignored by our political leaders
(cross out hacks). In this regard, they’ve had plenty of company around the world.
Yet, my fellow Americans, the ticking is only growing louder, at least from the
standpoint of IOUs accumulating at an alarming rate.
See chart at: http://www.evergreengavekal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Fed_Government_Budget_with_CBO.png
Now, I’m not at all sure the Fed and its global
counterparts intended to solve the debt/entitlement crisis but, at least for
the time being, they appear to have done so. They’ve also rectified the
indenturing of the younger generations. This is because there are always
winners and losers from policy prescriptions like NIRP and ZIRP. Young people
don’t tend to hold many assets (if they do, these are unlikely to be bonds).
They also often have a mortgage to service. Therefore, the extinction of
interest rates is manna from heaven. Moreover, the crushing debt burden they
were supposed to inherit from the Boomer generation has become as light to bear
as a feather on the surface of the moon.
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Obviously, there are also losers
from such a radical set of policies and it’s manifestly obvious who they are:
Nearly anybody with a portfolio, which includes most EVA readers and yours
truly. We are the ones who need to make money off money, something NIRPs and
ZIRPs render exceedingly difficult.
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QUICK NEWS ON ECONOMICS from
zero hedge
"Debt
Is The Cause, Not The Cure"- Why $19 Trillion In Debt 'Is' A Problem. Submitted
by Tyler Durden on
05/02/2016. AQUI LOS POBRE SON LA CAUSA DE LA
DEUDA “Debt, if used for
productive investments, can be a solution to stimulating economic growth in the
short-term. However, in the U.S., debt has been
squandered on increases in social welfare programs and debt service
which has an effective negative return on investment. Therefore, the larger the
balance of debt becomes, the more economically destructive it is by diverting
an ever growing amount of dollars away from productive investments to
service payments. The relevance of debt growth versus economic growth is all
too evident as shown below...”
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The First
Casualty Is Truth Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 05/02/2016 : The US, in
its own decline, is showing this same self-destructive tendency. The worse
things get, the greater the inclination of the citizenry to say, “Carry on,
everything’s fine.”
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Visa
Unveils Plan To Burden Millennials With Billions In Debt. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 05/02/2016 : For anyone concerned that $800 billion in
student loans over the last decade simply won't be enough debt burden for
millennials to carry, worry no more, a solution has been found.
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Debt:
The Key Factor Connecting Energy & The Economy. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 05/02/2016 : The situation
we are facing today is one in which growing debt has been holding up oil prices
and other commodity prices for a long time. We are now reaching limits on
this process, as evidenced by growing wealth disparity, low commodity
prices, and the frantic actions of governments leaders around the world
regarding slow economic growth and the need for more stimulus.
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POLITICS
Trump's
Take On Close Encounters With Russian Fighter Jets: "At A Certain Point
You Gotta Shoot". Submitted
by Tyler
Durden on
05/02/2016
[ Los videos
mostraron que el avión Americano violaba el espacio aéreo Ruso, asi que si aplicamos ese estúpido supremacismo
“At A Certain Point You Gotta Shoot” los rusos habrían mandado abajo ese avión
.. pero no lo hicieron. Lo que indica que tienen clara su hoja de ruta: saben adónde
van. Nos no. Solo tenemos bribones y payasos arriba. Lo que hasta ahora no
entiendo es como los otros millonarios del GOP no pudieron bajarse a su bufon descerebrado.
Un dia Trump dice una cosa y al otro dia se contradice. La política americana está
demasiado podrida. Entre los DEMs la dama Hillary miente de la forma más grosera:
dice todo lo inverso de lo que hizo y de lo que podría hacer. Para limpiar
estas cloacas se va a necesitar trabajo “especializado” como el de los
bolcheviques que asaltaron el poder en 1917 y el de los soldados que recién entendieron
que lo que estaban defendiendo en las gueras de fuera eran los intereses de los
millonarios de dentro. Alli los bolcheviques pudieron manipular fácilmente los soldados hambrientos
de 1ra guerra mundial, esos que regresaban a sus comunas y las encontraron destruidas.
“Todo el poder a los soviets” dijeron Trotsky y Lenin y organizaron un ejército
ya entrenado y necesario para fusilar a cuantos ricos se atrevieron a disputar
el nuevo poder político. Tuvieron que irse los ricos y cuando quisieron
regresar apoyados por el oeste, Trosky ya los había convertido en ejército rojo.
Como hacerlo aquí ¿Cómo habría que preparar a nuestros soldados para que ayuden en la
profilaxia interna y nos defiendan de ataque externos? No lo sabemos aún,. Todo
depende del contexto, solo sabemos que si se va a necesitar políticos de
convicciones firmes –bolcheviques se llamaron en RU- y, del trabajo “especializado” de los soldados. De
lo que si estoy seguro es que aquí los jóvenes de 20 y los milennians van a
crear en cada Estado sus propios Lenins y trotkis y que van a sobrar los
soldados dispuestos a tomar posesión de la riqueza mal habida de los millonarios
de hoy. Asi que de repente aquí la
consigna va a ser “Todo el poder a los Estados Autonomos de la vieja oligarquía
financiera y política”.Por ahora solo nos toca cumplir con las tareas de la REV
democrático popular, luego vendrá la etapa democrático-nacional y al final la
etapa socialista. Las metas están claras, la hoja de ruta también, lo que falta
son los detalles estratégicos y tácticos de cada etapa. Sobre todo, se necesita
trabajar el factor subjetivo: el
desarrollo de una conciencia socialista propia: Sin revolucionarios no hay REV.
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ME & WORLD ISSUES
Saudi
Foreign Minister Repeats Warning To US Over Sept 11 Law. Submitted by Tyler
Durden on 05/02/2016 : However, to
avoid another slap in the face of US foreign policy on the record, he denied
that Saudi Arabia had "threatened" to withdraw investment from its
close ally and instead called it a mere "warning."
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Charts That Show the Global Demographic Crisis Is Unfolding S- by Tyler
Durden on 05/02/2016 : The world
is undergoing a profound demographic shift that will cause sweeping changes
over the next few decades. Those changes will broaden the scope of our study of
economics and investing; they will alter our understanding of sociology; and
they will radically affect politics and governments.
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Lifespans are
growing almost everywhere
Falling fertility rates and longer lifespans mean that the global
population is getting older. This will bring something remarkable in the next
few years: the world will soon have more people over age 65 than it has
children under 5.
You can see in the chart that the elderly population is growing much
faster than the child population is shrinking. As our ability to extend
lifespans grows, the disparity between these populations will get worse.
Who will support children and the elderly?
The aging population dynamic means we will have fewer
younger people supporting a larger number of older people. Don’t forget that
children need care, too. So the real problem will be lack of middle-aged people
to support both children and the elderly.
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
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TPP,
TTIP: Eliminating Nations, Turning over the World Economy To Mega-corporations.
Obama’s Secret Trade Deals vs. Trump and Bernie. By Jon Rappoport,
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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
The Calm Before the Coming Global Storm.
By Pepe Escobar
Washington has absolutely nothing to offer to nations across
Asia, Africa and Latin America
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Washington Brings Regime Change To Venezuela.
By Paul Craig Roberts
Obama declared Venezuela to be an “unusual and
extraordrinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United
States”
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COUNTER PUNCH
Michael Hudson – Gordon Long. Wall
Street Has Taken Over the Economy and is Draining It
LONG: Let’s just jump into the subject. I
mentioned the FIRE economy cause I know that I have always heard it coming from
yourself—or, indirectly, not directly, from yourself. Could you explain to our
listeners what’s meant by that terminology?
HUDSON: Well it’s
more than just people getting fired. FIRE is an acronym for Finance, Insurance
and Real Estate. Basically that sector is about assets, not production and
consumption. And most people think of the economy as being producers making
goods and services and paying labor to produce them – and then, labour is going
to buy these goods and services. But this production and consumption economy is
surrounded by the asset economy: the web of Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate
of who owns assets, and who owes the debts, and to whom.
LONG: How
would you differentiate it (or would you) with what’s often referred to as
financialization, or the financialization of our economy? Are they one and the same?
HUDSON: Pretty
much. The Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate sector is dominated by finance.
70 to 80% of bank loans in North America and Europe are mortgage loans against
real estate. So instead of a landowner class owning property clean and clear, as
they did in the 19th century, now you have a democratization of real
estate. 2/3 or more of the population owns their own home. But the only way to
buy a home, or commercial real estate, is on credit. So the loan-to-value ratio
goes up steadily. Banks lend more and more money to the real estate sector. A
home or piece of real estate, or a stock or bond, is worth whatever banks are
willing to lend against it.
As banks loosen their credit terms, as they lower their
interest rates, take lower down payments, and lower amortization rates – by
making interest-only loans – they are going to lend more and more against
property. So real estate is bid up on credit. All this rise in price is debt
leverage. So a financialized economy is a debt-leveraged economy, whether it’s
real estate or insurance, or buying an education, or just living. And debt
leveraging means that a larger proportion of assets are represented by debt. So
debt equity ratios rise. But financialization also means that more and more of
people’s income and corporate and government tax revenue is paid to creditors.
There’s a flow of revenue from the production-and-consumption economy to the
financial sector.
It continue. OPEN: http://www.counterpunch.org/2016/05/02/wall-street-has-taken-over-the-economy-and-is-draining-it/
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Ron Forthofer. Just
Say No to Corporate Rule
If you aren’t already concerned about a deal being
negotiated on behalf of giant corporations at the public’s expense TPP, consider the following. One
chapter in the deal, the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) system,
threatens democracy and the sovereignty of governments.
For example, Joseph Stiglitz, former chief economist at the
World Bank and recipient of the ‘Nobel Prize for Economics’ in 2001, addressed
this issue regarding NAFTA in January 2004. He said: “But hidden in NAFTA was a
new set of rights — for business — that potentially weakened democracy
throughout North America. Under NAFTA, if foreign investors believe they are
being harmed by regulations (no matter how well justified), they may sue for
damages in special tribunals without the transparency afforded by normal
judicial proceedings. If successful, they receive direct compensation from the
federal government….
In an October 2015 article, Stiglitz and Adam Hersh added:
“Imagine what would have happened if these provisions had been in place when
the lethal effects of asbestos were discovered. Rather than shutting down
manufacturers and forcing them to compensate those who had been harmed, under
ISDS, governments would have had to pay the manufacturers not to kill their
citizens. Taxpayers would have been hit twice — first to pay for the health
damage caused by asbestos, and then to compensate manufacturers for their lost
profits when the government stepped in to regulate a dangerous product.”
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THE
LONG-DISTANCE REBOUND OF BERNIE SANDERS. Ralph
Nader.
Sanders movement is confronted with utter dissipation and
disappointment at the Convention .. The question is how to face it? HERE IS MY
SUGGESTION, said Nader
The Sanders movement should organize a massive demonstration
in August or September on the Mall in Washington, DC, preceded and
followed by a series of mobilizing workshops. The
rally should pass the buckets to raise donations for establishing immediately
an office in Washington to press forward with the event’s momentum but NOT ENDORSE ANY
OF THE TWO MAJOR PARTY CANDIDATES.
Then, regional rallies and workshops around our country could
lead to the creation of a political force with specific agendas which candidates for all
offices – local, state and federal – may wish to adopt.
Earlier this month,
there were well-organized civic demonstrations and non-violent civil
disobedience acts that led to many hundreds of arrests outside of Congress and
other locations. They were organized
by two groups – DEMOCRACY SPRING AND DEMOCRACY AWAKENING – and
supported by many civic and labor associations. They represented new momentum for the public interest on what a
functioning democracy must be all about.
Right now,
Bernie Sanders
is the man of the hour. Before
the spotlight moves on, he needs to
use the enthusiastic political capital he and his colleagues have amassed to lay the foundation for fundamental progressive
change rooted within the local communities of America.
NOW IS THE TIME, SENATOR SANDERS. SEIZE THE MOMENT!
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Nicolas J S Davies. Escalating
U.S. Air Strikes Kill Hundreds of Civilians in Mosul, Iraq
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Mairead Maguire. Drop
the Just War Theory
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WASHINGTON BLOG
Posted on May 2, 2016 by WashingtonsBlog . By
David Haggith, the Great Recession Blog.
Central banks beg
for conspiracy theories to explain them, since they operate in the
shadows while being given charge of all the financial systems of all the
world’s greatest economies. Central bankers have the unchaperoned
power to create the greatest fortunes ever known to mankind at will and to
invest it wherever they want. With trillions of dollars at their disposal and
trillions more whenever they want to conjure it into existence, what is to stop
them from cornering every market on earth?
Capitalist
central banks have become ultimate central planners
Why would we even
think central banks wouldn’t manipulate all markets to the benefit of
their own member banks when two Fed officials have stated that by intention the
Fed’s FOMC was front-running the stock market to create a “wealth
effect”? (Apparently the “wealth effect” is to make the wealthy vastly
wealthier because that’s what happened; I certainly haven’t seen any wealth
trickling into my bank account as a result of this overt manipulation of
markets.)
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We used to have
regulations that prevented banks from investing in stocks (and thereby central
banks from indirectly manipulating the stock market by giving money to their
member banks to invest). Next, the Fed will be deciding what companies to
favor. Maybe they already do.
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Last month, a “secret meeting” that involved more than 100
executives from some of the biggest financial institutions in the United States
was held in New York City. During this “secret meeting“, a
company known as “Chain”
unveiled a technology that transforms U.S. dollars into “pure digital
assets”. Reportedly, there were representatives from Nasdaq, Citigroup,
Visa, Fidelity, Fiserv and Pfizer in the room, and Chain also claims to be partnering with Capital
One, State Street, and First Data. This “revolutionary” technology is
intended to completely change the way that we use money, and it would represent
a major step toward a cashless society. But if this new digital cash
system is going to be so good for society, why was it unveiled during a secret meeting
for Wall Street bankers? Is there something more going on here than we
are being told?
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None of us probably would have ever heard about this secret
meeting if it was not for a report in Bloomberg. The following comes from
their article entitled “Inside
the Secret Meeting Where Wall Street Tested Digital Cash“
…
On a recent Monday in April, more than 100 executives from
some of the world’s largest financial institutions gathered for a private
meeting at the Times Square office of Nasdaq Inc. They weren’t there to just
talk about blockchain, the new technology some predict will transform finance,
but to build and experiment with the software.
⇒ Keep Reading
⇒ Keep Reading
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Posted on May 2, 2016 by WashingtonsBlog.
By Kristen Breitweiser, one of the four 9/11
widows – known as the “Jersey Girls” – instrumental in forcing the government
to form the 9/11 Commission to investigate the 2001 attacks. Follow Kristen
Breitweiser on Twitter: www.twitter.com/kdbreitweiser.
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Tom Kean and Lee Hamilton wrote an opinion piece last week
in USAToday,
trying to “temper” feelings surrounding the release of the 28 pages. He wrote,
“The 28 pages have generated a lot of public speculation over the years and
have been described as a “smoking gun” implicating the Saudi government in the
deadliest terrorist attack carried out on U.S. soil.”
..
They go on to write, “What often gets lost in those theories
is that the 28 pages were based almost entirely on raw, unvetted material that
came to the FBI. That material was written up as possible leads for further
investigation, and the 28 pages were a summary of some of those reports and
leads as of the end of 2002 — all of them uninvestigated.”
..
What Tom and Lee fail to acknowledge is the reason the “raw,
unvetted material” was left “uninvestigated” was strictly because of the 9/11
Commission’s Staff Director, Philip Zelikow.
Zelikow has too many conflicts of
interest to list in this blog. Suffice it to say that a critical portion of the
9/11 Commission’s Final
Report can be seen as merely a fairy-tale rendition (or intelligence
“story”) of Philip’s design. (Scroll down to the lunch break, read Zelikow’s
next Staff Statement where he talks about an “intelligence story.”)
⇒ Keep Reading
⇒ Keep Reading
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Is the strongest and most powerful nation on the planet
headed for an apocalypse which will bring it to its knees? We live in a
world that is becoming increasingly unstable, and apocalyptic themes have
become very common in books, movies, television shows and video games. It
is almost as if there is an unconscious understanding on a societal level that
something very big and very bad is coming, even if the vast majority of the
population cannot specifically identify what that is going to be. Last
week, the Global Challenges Foundation released a new report entitled “Global Catastrophic
Risks 2016” in which they discussed various apocalyptic events that
they believe could wipe out more than 10 percent of the population of our
planet, and they warned that these types of events “are more
likely than we intuitively think”…
Sebastian Farquhar, director at the Global Priorities
Project, told the Press Association: “There are some things that are on the
horizon, things that probably won’t happen in any one year but could happen,
which could completely reshape our world and do so in a really devastating and
disastrous way.
“History teaches us that many of these things are more
likely than we intuitively think. Many of these risks are changing and growing
as technologies change and grow and reshape our world. But there are also
things we can do about the risks.”
THE 13 Catastrophic
Events
Supervolcanoes. Asteroids And Comets. Natural Pandemics. Engineered
Pandemics. Artificial Intelligence. Geoengineering. Nuclear War. Islamic Terror.
Power Grid Failure. Cyberwar. Economic Collapse. Civil Unrest & Martial Law.
Catastrophic Earthquakes.
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Ent a NAZANIN. “ US y OTAN alimentan caos controlado en
Oriente Medio” E. LL
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Ent a F Larsen. Periodistas y golpes ‘blandos’: Del caso
Paraguay al de Brasil A.F
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Puerto Rico. Estado Libre Asociado no es un
modelo económico
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Cuba
El mismo mar y río de pueblo el 1 de mayo. Wilkie
Delgado
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Israel y la limpieza étnica en
Jerusalén. Pablo Jofré Leal
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Catástrofe, reforma tributaria y
dolarización en Ecuador. Grmo Oglietti y N Oliva
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PRESS.TV
ISIL
finds mole in UK Defense Ministry finds a key
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'Iran
must dictate might to US in Persian Gulf The Leader of the Islamic Revolution says Iran's
enemies have no right to tell Tehran not to stage military maneuvers in the
Persian Gulf.
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