JUNE 4 16
SIT
EC y POL
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CA LISTA PARA GOLPEAR CORRUPCION
CLINTON con el VOTO y en la CALLE
ESTA CORRUPTA CRMINAL DE GUERRA SE CREE POR
ENCIMA DE LA LEY
CREE QUE SUS MENTIRAS, FRAUDES y
DESONESTIDAD QUEDARAN IMPUNES
OLVIDO QUE EL JUICIO DEL PUEBLO ES MAS SEVERO
QUE EL DE LAS CORTES
LAS MAQUINAS DEL FRAUDE SERAN
CHEQUEADAS. El reconteo dirá la verdad
SU CANTO DE VICTORIA antes de concluido el
conteo final lo ahogara el pueblo
LA PRENSA MERCENARIA y sus POLL
INVENTADOS YA NO LOS CREE NADIE
SUS BILLONES MAL HABIDOS, jamás vencerán nuestra voluntad
democrática
CA :
sepulta otra vez a esta horrible defensora del WS y las Corp mafiosas
TU FUTURO y el de TODA LA NACION AMERICANA ESTA
EN TUS MANOS
VOTA POR
SANDERS y defiende tu derecho a decir NO
AL FRAUDE ¡
Sanders es el único
candidato honesto en la contienda electoral. VOTA POR EL!
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READ THIS : WHAT DOES CALIFORNIA HAVE IN STORE FOR
HILLARY ON T... - See more at: http://downwithtyranny.blogspot.com/
A new poll (USC Dornsife College
of Letters, Arts, and Sciences/Los Angeles Times . Frequency Questionnaire)
indicates that these voters overwhelmingly favor Bernie Sanders and that if
they turn out in large numbers on Tuesday, Bernie will
win the crucial California primary. – Read the entire poll at: https://gqrr.app.box.com/s/sn7x8f76hfbdltnpmq8xpqb9jcwve88f
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ZERO HEDGE
ECONOMICS
TO THOSE NON CONVINCED THAT OBAMA
IS LEAVING THE ECON IN SEVERE CRISIS
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This isn’t a cause
for panic or to assume that the financial system is going to crash tomorrow. But it’s clearly a disturbing trend... the
proverbial powder keg in search of a match. And when future pundits
write the history of the financial crisis to come, whether it happens today,
tomorrow, or years from now, you can
bet they’ll wonder how the entire system failed once again to see something so
dangerous... and so obvious.
On July 1, 2005, the Chairman of then President George W.
Bush’s Council of Economic Advisors told a reporter from CNBC that,
“We’ve never had a decline in house prices on a nationwide basis. So,
what I think is more likely is that house prices will slow, maybe stabilize,
might slow consumption spending a bit. I don’t think it’s gonna drive the
economy too far from its full employment path, though.”
Of course, we now know that he was dead
wrong.
The housing market crashed and dragged the US economy with
it. And Bernanke spent his entire tenure as Fed chairman dealing with the
consequences.
One of the chief culprits of this debacle was the collapse
of the sub-prime bubble.
Banks had spent years making sweetheart home loans to just
about anyone who wanted to borrow, including high risk ‘sub-prime’ borrowers
who were often insolvent and had little prospect of honoring the terms of the
loan.
When the bubble got into full swing, lending practices were
so out of control that banks routinely offered no-money-down mortgages to
subprime borrowers.
The deals got even sweeter, with banks making 102% and even
105% loans.
So basically these subprime home buyers were getting
paid to borrow money.
Of course, we know how that all turned out. By
2008 the entire system crashed, and the post-game analysis had some pretty
obvious conclusions:
Bad things tend to happen when you pay people to
borrow money, especially when they’re not particularly creditworthy.
Thank goodness no one in finance engages in such risky
behavior anymore!
Or do they?
Today, subprime is back.
There’s been a lot of talk lately about a growing bubble in
the subprime auto loan market, and even student loans.
All over the world now there are governments that are
issuing sovereign bonds with negative yields… and many of these governments are
totally bankrupt.
In other words, the government is getting paid to
borrow money.
So it’s not much different than when banks paid subprime
homeowners to borrow money ten years ago based on a misguided premise that home
prices always go up.
Now they’re just paying subprime governments to borrow
based on a misguided premise that governments will ALWAYS pay. (Just like
Greece!)
The key difference is size. At the peak of the
housing bubble ten years ago, there was about $1.3 trillion worth of subprime
mortgages in the financial system.
That $1.3 trillion bubble was enough to bring down several major
banks and cause cascading damage across the global financial system.
Today’s bubble is EIGHT TIMES the size of the last one,
with more than $10.4 trillion worth of government bonds that yield negative
interest.
And what’s even more concerning is how quickly it’s growing.
In January 2016, the total amount of government bonds
in the world with negative interest totaled $5.5 trillion.
One month later in February the total had grown to $7
trillion. By May it was $9.9 trillion. And today it’s $10.4 trillion.
So this gigantic sovereign bond bubble where governments are
being paid to borrow money has practically doubled just in the last several
months.
This isn’t a cause for panic or to assume that the
financial system is going to crash tomorrow.
But it’s clearly a disturbing trend… the proverbial
powder keg in search of a match.
And when future pundits write the history of the financial
crisis to come, whether it happens today, tomorrow, or years from now, you
can bet they’ll wonder how the entire system failed once again to see something
so dangerous… and so obvious.
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The right question to ask is not what happens to stocks when
the Fed starts hiking rates, but what happens to stocks when the Fed is hiking
rates during an earnings recession. And, as BofA claculated recently,
"Hiking during a profits recession usually hasn’t ended well." The
details: "The Fed has only embarked on a tightening cycle during a
profits recession three other times, which typically spelled downside for the
S&P 500."
In short: if
corporate earnings are already contracting, typically an early indication of
economic slowdown, nothing good comes out of a rate hike as shown in the table
below.
But wait, there's more, because if the Fed thinks that "one
and pause" will help the S&P500, it may want to check the
evidence. As BofA adds, "a pause doesn’t portend good things: our Global
Investment Strategy team recently noted that equity returns have been
generally negative in tightening cycles in which the Fed paused for one to two
quarters between the initial and second rate hike." More: "in
cycles where the Fed has paused one to two quarters between the first and
second hike, equities have been in the red over the next three and six
months, and were up just 3% in the twelve months following the initial hike."
In other words, having missed its rate hike window for this
summer, absent a June jobs report that somehow surges to 250,000 or more, the
Fed is now stuck until September at the earliest, at which point it will go
into hibernation again until after the presidential election, at which point
everything wil be in flux.
This also means that now that the Fed can admit defeat
because the US economy just hit a brick wall as per the BLS, Yellen's next move
to be priced in by the market may not be a rate hike at all, but a cut. Yes, a
25 bps buffer is hardly enough, but it may have to do. While for now the US
economy does not support a recession-type response by the Fed, S&P 500
profits are i already in a recession, and it is they that make a rate hike here
impossible.
Ironically, now that the US economy is finally cooperating
with a dovish relent, all that Yellen will need is some very bad news or FX
volatility out of China to help complete the cycle.
Time for another "Shanghai Accord" maybe, this
time everything that was agreed upon in February but in reverse...
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As the Fed has rushed headlong into boosting interest rates,
it forgot one small thing: combining a duration estimate of 5.6 years with a
total notional exposure of $17trn, and current Dollar price of bonds of $105.6,
indicates that, to first order, a 100bp shock to interest rates would
translate into a $1trn market value loss. That is using the more
conservative estimate of the bond market. Using the broader bond market
sizing of $40trn, the market value loss estimate would be $2.4 trillion. And
just like that the Fed is trapped.
SEE IMAGE AT: http://www.zerohedge.com/sites/default/files/images/user5/imageroot/2016/06/04/bond%20market%20duration.png
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BRIEF NEWS ON ECONOMICS : ZERO HEDGE
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POLITICS
How can the US
possibly be in a position to take over whatever they feel like, defend
themselves if it only outspends
China by roughly $381 billion a year...
Citing SIPRIS:
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute data,
howmuch was able to show the change in share of the world's total for each
country, and not surprisingly the United States has the largest share each and
every year by a staggering amount. In dollar terms, based on 2014 constant USD, the US has gone from spending $555 billion in
1990 and having 37.1% of the share, to spending roughly $595 billion in 2015,
which accounts for 34.4% of the global military spend. China, which
comes in at a very distant second, spent an estimated $214 billion in 2015,
which accounted for 12.4% of the global spend - but the important thing to note with China is that the $214 billion spent
in 2015 represents an increase of 874% from 1990 when the country spent an
estimated $22 billion on its military, which at that time was just 1.5%
of the global total.
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ME & WORLD ISSUES
The US aircraft
carrier CVN-65, the USS Harry Truman, has begun striking at various Islamic
State targets from the Mediterranean Sea on Friday. This is the first time a
carrier group has launched airstrikes from the area since the 2003 invasion in
Iraq.
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
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IN CASE YOU MISS IT:
The
Criminalization of Politics: Hillary Accused of Racketeering by the FBI, Will
She be Dumped from the Presidential Race? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky,
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INFORMATION CLEARING
HOUSE
U.S. Expands Secret Wars In Africa
. By Justin Yun
.
The next phase of American military imperialism
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Are Israel
And Jabhat al-Nusra Coordinating Attacks In Syria?. By Khaled Atallah
Syrian opposition activists in southern Syria say Israel has
played a vital role in Jabhat al-Nusra’s recent gains in Quneitra and Daraa
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60 percent of the more than 3,200 people killed and 5,700
wounded in the conflict through September 2015 were killed in coalition
airstrikes
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Next Time Someone Says Nothing Is Made in the USA Anymore,
Show Them This
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Anglo-America:
Regression and Reversion in the Modern World. By James Petras
The Anglo-American drive to establish a global regressive
social order has pushed billions of workers on five continents into
destitution.
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Who’s the
Fascist? . By Margaret Kimberley
If Trump is a fascist then he will fit in nicely with the
pantheon of horrific men we are told to respect and venerate
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We ought to consider why 69% of Democratic voters who live
in 40 countries preferred Bernie Sanders.
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Muhammad
Ali: Anti-War/Civil Rights Activist. By Stephen Lendman
“I ain’t got no quarrel with them Viet Cong. No Viet Cong
ever called me nigger.”
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RT SHOWS
Keiser Report. Episode 923 In
this episode of the Keiser Report, Max and Stacy discuss how America lost its
mojo while the UK became 'the most corrupt country on Earth.'
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The US economy only
added 38,000 jobs last month; Ameera David weighs in. Then, Ameera sits down
with Worth Wray, chief economist at STA Management, to talk about the jobs
report and US economy.
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Afshin Rattansi goes
underground on whistle-blowers; the BBC & ISIS hostages in Fallujah with
Amnesty International. Plus former News Editor of News of the World, Neville
Thurlbeck reviews this week’s headlines.
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Redacted Tonight Hillary’s
potential jail time, Superdelegates don’t matter, Monsanto may double in size Many
networks are declaring an end to the Democratic primary race, but they forget
one important detail: the date that the Democratic Superdelegates vote.
Hillary’s e-mail scandal is also far from over.
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Tonight’s Rumble
discusses how the media continues to ignore climate change. In tonight’s
Conversations with Great Minds, Thom discusses the...
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WASHINGTON BLOG
Russian-Americans
Warn Nuclear War Will Leave Millions of Americans Dead. Which Candidate Most
Likely to Deescalate? Posted on June 4, 2016
A group of Russian-American political analysts have issued a
detailed warning to US citizens. They note
that allowing
the regime in Washington to attack or provoke Russia might leave the US in
ruins and tens or hundreds of millions of Americans dead. This could
happen after a US attack on Russia, a provocation interpreted as an attack, or
even simply a mistake, as has nearly happened numerous times in the past.
The analysts understand that Americans are still “excited”
by war, since they are part of a relatively young country that has almost
always been on the giving rather than the receiving end of the gun.
However, in contrast, Russians have been invaded by Europe numerous times and have
lost tens of millions of citizens. They “hate and fear war … but are also
ready for it” with powerful and advanced weapons systems, the analysts say.
Contrary to prominent US corporate and government
propaganda, “American anti-ballistic missile systems are incapable of shielding
the American people from a Russian nuclear strike.” Russia will not initiate an attack, but if
attacked itself, it can hit US targets with its “long-range nuclear as well as
conventional weapons.”
“Even if the entire Russian leadership is killed in a first
strike”, a prospect that makes some US elites giddy, “the so-called “Dead Hand” (the “Perimetr” system) will
automatically launch enough nukes to wipe the USA off the political map.”
⇒ Keep Reading
⇒ Keep Reading
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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
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Después de haber dado poder al 1 por
ciento y empobrecido a millones... El FMI admite que el
neoliberalismo es un fracaso
Benjamin Dangl
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González y Cebrián: democracia corrompida. Editorial de La Jornada
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Hernando Calvo Ospina La enorme fuerza de la solidaridad Plataforma Canaria de Solidaridad con los
Pueblos
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Perú Yo sà voto nulo Carlos Flores. Buscas un puestito en Gbno de Keiko? ..
you’re barking the wrong tree .. Ella va a perder .. el anti-fujimorism es mas
grande que tus deseos .. perita de olmo.
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Déficit de Pierre Bourdieu en la educación en AL Oscar MartÃnez. La familia extensa es inmenso capital
humano cuando los 2 padres tienen que trabajar y los hijos quedan al cuidado de
los abuelos. Mas grande aun, si estos tienen secundaria completa. La familia
nuclear del US no tiene este recurso.
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