sábado, 1 de julio de 2017

JUL 1 17 SIT EC y POL



JUL 1 17 SIT EC y POL
ND denuncia debacle d Globaliz neoliberal y propone State-Social + Capit-compet in Econ

"There's not enough bourbon here in Kentucky to make this request seem sensible," said Kentucky's Democratic Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes. "Not on my watch are we going to be releasing sensitive information that relate to the privacy of individuals."

[[ SHAMEFUL  “the privacy of individuals": DEMs are the masters of fraud & corruption ]]
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ZERO HEDGE  ECONOMICS
Neoliberal globalization is over. Financiers know it, they documented with graphics



Absent further QE or banks drawing down their trillions in excess reserves...maybe investors should check the color of that swan flying overhead about now?!? 
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                "buckle up..."
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"...but you put them all together and the U.S. economy doesn’t look so great...What we see is that housing has stalled, autos have turned down, retail is rolling over, and 'winter is coming' for the U.S. health care industry..."

                LP: What about Trump’s infrastructure proposals? Could they help the economy?

JC: That’s just another sort of fake fiscal news, if you will. It’s going to be public-private partnerships. I have a long experience with those: I was short Macquarie Bank, which was the originator of these sorts of things in ’05-’06.

Macquarie started the idea of infrastructure as an asset class idea. But it always revolved around things like parking structures and toll roads — anything where you can have clearly definable cash flow and where you can get an immediate cash payment for use. It’s not water culverts or county service roads. Macquarie did a famous deal on the Indiana toll road (which filed for bankruptcy in 2014, collapsing in debt). It’s things like that.

Because private investors need high rates of return, these deals generally haven’t been good deals for anybody. They haven’t generated the cash investors anticipated. Consumers end up avoiding the toll roads or using different parking facilities if you raise the rates too much. In reality, we already have something [that] create[s] these infrastructure projects: It’s call municipal finance, where municipalities and states can set up funding vehicles and sell bonds to finance the projects.

Now we’re told that the private sector will be able to do this better. Well, they might be able to do it better and faster, but only for a small number of projects. Real projects that we need — repairing, refurbishing, whatever — are tougher. You’re not going to get private investors to sign up for those without definable cash flows. It’s something that sounds good but when we actually start looking at projects that make sense for private investors leveraged up with state-backed or federally-backed bonds to do a project, we’re going to find that it winnows down the list dramatically.

                LP: Who is actually going to benefit from such projects?

JC: In my own view, these public-private projects are not what core supporters thought they were getting with Trump.  It’s going to be great for Wall Street investment banks, but I’m skeptical that a lot of people are going to be able to get excited about the economic growth coming from them. Rural people won’t benefit from them. They won’t be happening in the Deep South, where you might need new levees. This is for parking garages at JFK. The reconstruction of New York City’s Tappan Zee Bridge is being funded this way, a public-private partnership.  ….

                LP: How serious do you view the weaknesses in the economy we’ve discussed?

JC: One of these things that we’ve talked about wouldn’t be so bad, but you put them all together and the U.S. economy doesn’t look so great.

The big 3 drivers are still housing, autos, and health care. They disproportionately count for a huge amount of activity. What we see is that housing has stalled, autos have turned down, and health care is possibly about to turn down. Retail is also turning down.  Nike is laying off 2 percent of its workforce. I can’t remember the last time Nike said it was laying off people.

Again, this could simply be cyclical, and as we reach the end of the expansion it gets harder and harder to generate new sales as peoples’ leverage has gone up. It could be that, but the problem is that we’re not well equipped to handle anything other than a downturn that’s mild because the Fed is already at near-zero interest rates.

Interestingly, the deficit is starting to go back up because of lower tax receipts. That’s the wrong way for the deficit to go up. New spending, like government spending on infrastructure, would be the right way.
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POLITICS
La seudo democ y sist  duopolico es obsoleto por fraudulento y corrupto. Urge cambiarlo


"There's not enough bourbon here in Kentucky to make this request seem sensible," said Kentucky's Democratic Secretary of State Alison Lundergan Grimes. "Not on my watch are we going to be releasing sensitive information that relate to the privacy of individuals."

[[ SHAMEFUL  “the privacy of individuals": DEMs are the masters of fraud & corruption ]]
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Illinois, Maine, Connecticut: the end of the old fiscal year and the failure of numerous states to enter the new one with a budget, means that some of America's most populous states have seen their local governments grind to a halt overnight until some spending agreement is reached. Now we can also add New Jersey to this list.
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"They are tightening the screws, little by little, while they refine all the control mechanisms and place that security web over their number one target: the American people...how much longer before Kissinger’s “Food as a Weapon” principle is brought to bear? "
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Until the Fed’s mischief is stopped, and Federal Reserve Notes are replaced with honest money, no IMF policy recommendation, philanthropic commitment, or silly minimum wage increase, will do a lick for rewarding hard work with equitable pay.  All efforts otherwise are merely noise.
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"During a solar minimum, we can expect more space weather events called coronal holes....can influence the functioning and reliability of spaceborne and ground-based systems and services or endanger property or human health."
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WORLD ISSUES and ME
Global depression is on…China, RU, Iran search for State socialis+K- compet. D rest in limbo

ONE EXAMPLE to follow:
                Germany

                
         "willkommen..."
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ONETHER EXAMPLE to follow:

People has the right to defend themselves from genociders & oligarchical criminals

“Earlier I spoke often about limiting the ability to have large quantities of weapons. But after the terrorist attacks, I have changed the idea...Citizens of the Czech Republic will have the right to acquire, retain and bear arms and ammunition."
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Impeach by corrupt senators? I disagree. We should give power to People’ REFERENDUM to depose any elected felon, starting with those who enter the post via fraud & corruption

Just four months after threatening to invoke the 25th Amendment unless Trump "gets a grip," it appears the President's ongoing tweet-tirades have given 25 House Democrats the ammunition to take a radical approach to impeachment - proposing the creation of an "Oversight Commission on Presidential Capacity."
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                June turned out to be the cruelest month for the Russia-gate industry.
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                Who bears the losses...?
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GLOBAL RESEARCH
Global Econ-Pol crisis leads to more business-wars:  profiteers US-NATO under screen


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INFORMATION CLEARING HOUSE
Deep on the US political crisis, their internal conflicts n chances of WW3


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U.S. War As Foreign Policy  By Lois Danks   Trump has authorized his war generals to bomb whomever, wherever, and however they please
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SPUTNIK and RT SHOWS
The nasty business of US-NATO-Global-wars uncovered .. pro RU view

US is 'Seeking an Excuse' to Strike the Syrian Air Base  https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201707011055143344-us-syria-attack-excuse/

Commenting on the recent CNN report that US ships and aircraft have been moved into position and are ready to strike Syria's Shayrat airbase if the Syrian government makes "any further moves toward a chemical weapons attack," Lt. Gen. Evgeny Buzhinsky told Sputnik that the US is simply looking for an excuse to strike the airbase.

On Wednesday, CNN reported that Syria's Shayrat airbase "remains under constant overhead surveillance by the US for further signs of whether a chemical strike may be in the works."

It followed the claims of the White House that the US allegedly "observed potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime."

RELATED
Is the US Really Ready for 'Unprecedented Actions' in Syria?  https://sputniknews.com/middleeast/201706301055124163-us-syria-missile-attack/ 

"For now, Syria's Shayrat airbase remains under constant overhead surveillance by the US for further signs of whether a chemical strike may be in the works. The US recently observed the movement of an aircraft and chemical agents on a base toward possible preparation for an attack, leading the White House to issue a public warning late Monday that Syrian President Bashar Assad would pay a heavy price for chemical weapons use," the broadcaster said.

It further quoted Defense Secretary James Mattis as saying that "he believes Syria has backed down."
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Chinese Long March-5 Carrier Rocket Ready for Launch  https://sputniknews.com/asia/201707021055154164-chinese-long-changzheng-rocket-ready/

Chinese high power carrier rocket Long March-5 is prepared for the launch.
According to a launching site official, specialists are currently carrying out the last testing and fuel the rocket, while the weather conditions are expected to be fine for the launch.
The launch of the carrier rocket is slated for 7.20 p.m. local time [11.20 GMT]. It should deliver the Shijian-18 communication satellite to the orbit, which might operate there up to 15 years in case of a successful launch.
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RT SHOWS
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Keiser Report  Episode 1091  Max n Stacy discuss emergence of ‘oligarchic America’
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WASHINGTON BLOG
Flash points on US politics: internal contradict.. Hugh Smith good articles reproduced

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NOTICIAS IN SPANISH
Latino America fight to break with collapsing Empire:  leftist view on alternatives


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Qatar, epicentro de dos guerras  Alfredo Jalife  Petróleo vs. gas y renminbi vs. dólar
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EC           Rezagos del viejo país  Rafael Correa  "deuda" del Estado con el IESS
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US          Desigualdad y pobreza  ¿Ha muerto el "sueño americano"?  Carol Graham
                Atención de salud para todos, cuestión de vida o muerte  AG y DM
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                Por un mundo libre de armas nucleares  Rodolfo Bueno
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Cuba      Odisea de los subsidios para vivienda en Cuba  Cinthya García, et.al
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ARG       La "demo-sincracia" económica de Macri  Hedelberto López
                El fraude económico de Macri  Alfredo Serrano
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MX         Siete razones para apoyar propuesta del CNI-EZLN  G López
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COL        El nuevo camino de las FARC
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PRESS TV
Global situation described by Iranian observers.. Titles distorted n incomplete sentences


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