If you do not believe that we are heading directly toward another
major financial crisis, you need to read this article. So many of the
exact same patterns that preceded the great financial collapse of 2008
are happening again right before our very eyes. History literally
appears to be repeating, but most Americans seem absolutely oblivious to
what is going on. The mainstream media and our politicians are
promising them that everything is going to be okay somehow, and that
seems to be good enough for most people. But the signs that another
massive financial crisis is on the horizon are everywhere. All you have
to do is open up your eyes and look at them.Read More…
CME Group, the world’s leading and most diverse derivatives
marketplace, today announced the launch of physically delivered Gold
Kilo Futures contracts (contract code GCK) to begin trading on January
26, 2015, pending all regulatory review periods.This new contract, which will be listed on COMEX, builds on CME Group’s existing suite of precious metals products, and will have contract listings similar to the familiar structure of the benchmark 100 troy ounce Gold Futures contract (GC) listed on COMEX. It will be tied directly to 9999 gold prices in Hong Kong and be physically-delivered in Hong Kong to provide access to round-the-clock price discovery for the Asian gold market. Being listed on COMEX ensures customers will be able to take advantage of deep margin offsets against other benchmark COMEX products and the entire suite of CME Group products.
Read More @ PRNewswire.com
from KingWorldNews:
James Turk:
“As we start 2015, Eric, the key theme for the year ahead will
continue to be the financial repression that central planners are
wreaking on markets worldwide. However, there is an important question
that remains unanswered and is one that cannot be predicted: Will the
central planners begin to lose their grip in the coming months? A loss
of control is plausible for many reasons. First and foremost, the
credibility of central planners is on the wane….
“For example, over here in London this headline appeared two days ago: ‘Economists skeptical ECB bond-buying would revive eurozone.’ It is rare for economists working for mainstream financial institutions to be skeptical of any policy or action coming from central planners. But we see the same skepticism taking hold in the US.
James Turk Continues @ KingWorldNews.com
James Turk:
“As we start 2015, Eric, the key theme for the year ahead will
continue to be the financial repression that central planners are
wreaking on markets worldwide. However, there is an important question
that remains unanswered and is one that cannot be predicted: Will the
central planners begin to lose their grip in the coming months? A loss
of control is plausible for many reasons. First and foremost, the
credibility of central planners is on the wane….“For example, over here in London this headline appeared two days ago: ‘Economists skeptical ECB bond-buying would revive eurozone.’ It is rare for economists working for mainstream financial institutions to be skeptical of any policy or action coming from central planners. But we see the same skepticism taking hold in the US.
James Turk Continues @ KingWorldNews.com
from 21st Century Wire:
For Constitutionalists and 2nd Amendment advocates, 3-D Printing just got really interesting.
Next week, on January 13th, Come and Take it Texas (CATITX), one of the biggest and most forward-thinking guns rights advocates in the US, will be conducting a 2nd Amendment public demonstration the footsteps of the Austin, Texas Capitol building, showcasing the Ghost Gunner CNC machine.
The Ghost Gunner machine is a non-profit open source hardware effort developed by Defense Distributed, the company behind the world’s first ever 3D-printed gun named, the ‘Liberator Pistol’ and brainchild of Texas-based entrepreneur, Cody Wilson. The R & D and Wilson’s 1.0 version of the machine was also funded with Bitcoin.
Read More @ 21stCenturyWire.com
For Constitutionalists and 2nd Amendment advocates, 3-D Printing just got really interesting.Next week, on January 13th, Come and Take it Texas (CATITX), one of the biggest and most forward-thinking guns rights advocates in the US, will be conducting a 2nd Amendment public demonstration the footsteps of the Austin, Texas Capitol building, showcasing the Ghost Gunner CNC machine.
The Ghost Gunner machine is a non-profit open source hardware effort developed by Defense Distributed, the company behind the world’s first ever 3D-printed gun named, the ‘Liberator Pistol’ and brainchild of Texas-based entrepreneur, Cody Wilson. The R & D and Wilson’s 1.0 version of the machine was also funded with Bitcoin.
Read More @ 21stCenturyWire.com
from Wolf Street:
In Europe, fears continue to grow over the potential consequences of
the EU’s decision to double down on sanctions against Russia. Concerns
have been brewing for some time, but it has finally dawned on some
European leaders that completely alienating the EU’s largest neighbor
and vital trading partner may not be in Europe’s long term interest. And
these private fears are now being voiced in public.
During the run up to Christmas the Chancellor of Austria, Werner Faymann, cautioned against pushing the Russian economy towards collapse. “I cannot approve of the euphoria of many in the EU over the success of sanctions against Russia. I see absolutely no cause for celebration. I do not know why we should be pleased if the Russian economy collapses,” Faymann told the Oesterreich newspaper. “We would be sawing off the branch we are sitting on if we erected a new wall to Russia’s economy.”
Read More @ Wolfstreet.com
During the run up to Christmas the Chancellor of Austria, Werner Faymann, cautioned against pushing the Russian economy towards collapse. “I cannot approve of the euphoria of many in the EU over the success of sanctions against Russia. I see absolutely no cause for celebration. I do not know why we should be pleased if the Russian economy collapses,” Faymann told the Oesterreich newspaper. “We would be sawing off the branch we are sitting on if we erected a new wall to Russia’s economy.”
Read More @ Wolfstreet.com
Unbelievable Lack of Trust in the System
from USA Watchdog:
Precious metals expert David Morgan says the plunge in oil prices is not good news for big Wall Street banks.
Morgan explains, “The amount of debt that is carried by the fracking industry at large is about double what the sub-prime was in the real estate fiasco in 2008. In summary, we’re looking at an explosion in potential that is greater than the sub-prime market of 2008 because, number one, oil and energy are the most important sectors out there. Number two, the derivative exposure is at least double what it was in 2008. Number three, the banking sector is really more fragile . . . and we have less ability to weather the storm.”
Read More @ USAWatchdog.com
from USA Watchdog:
Precious metals expert David Morgan says the plunge in oil prices is not good news for big Wall Street banks.
Morgan explains, “The amount of debt that is carried by the fracking industry at large is about double what the sub-prime was in the real estate fiasco in 2008. In summary, we’re looking at an explosion in potential that is greater than the sub-prime market of 2008 because, number one, oil and energy are the most important sectors out there. Number two, the derivative exposure is at least double what it was in 2008. Number three, the banking sector is really more fragile . . . and we have less ability to weather the storm.”
Read More @ USAWatchdog.com
from Who What Why:
Were accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev imprisoned in
another country and barred from speaking to the outside world, he’d
doubtlessly be described as “being held incommunicado.”
Yet since he’s an accused terrorist being held in the United States, the Justice Department-ordered gag on him has barely been noticed. And were anyone to ask why he’s forcibly been kept silent, they’d be told he’s been subjected to “Special Administrative Measures.”
Don’t be fooled by the innocuous sound of that. The phrase refers to a law that allows the government to restrict a prisoner’s communications in ways that:
Read More @ WhoWhatWhy.com
from FinanceAndLiberty:
Were accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev imprisoned in
another country and barred from speaking to the outside world, he’d
doubtlessly be described as “being held incommunicado.”Yet since he’s an accused terrorist being held in the United States, the Justice Department-ordered gag on him has barely been noticed. And were anyone to ask why he’s forcibly been kept silent, they’d be told he’s been subjected to “Special Administrative Measures.”
Don’t be fooled by the innocuous sound of that. The phrase refers to a law that allows the government to restrict a prisoner’s communications in ways that:
Read More @ WhoWhatWhy.com
from ZenGardner:
With 2014 fresh in our rear view mirror, an honest examination of events and developments of what’s been happening in America to whistleblowers and journalists since 9/11 under the Bush-Obama regime seems a worthwhile review, however disturbing ands foreboding. By definition a whistleblower is an individual who reports an employer’s misconduct. The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 (WPA) is a law that protects federal government employees in the United States from retaliatory action for voluntarily disclosing information about dishonest or illegal activities occurring within a government organization. Yet despite these supposed legal protections in place, those who have gone public disclosing illicit and immoral behavior by the federal government have been consistently singled out for discrimination and excessive punishment.
Read More @ ZenGardner.com
With 2014 fresh in our rear view mirror, an honest examination of events and developments of what’s been happening in America to whistleblowers and journalists since 9/11 under the Bush-Obama regime seems a worthwhile review, however disturbing ands foreboding. By definition a whistleblower is an individual who reports an employer’s misconduct. The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 (WPA) is a law that protects federal government employees in the United States from retaliatory action for voluntarily disclosing information about dishonest or illegal activities occurring within a government organization. Yet despite these supposed legal protections in place, those who have gone public disclosing illicit and immoral behavior by the federal government have been consistently singled out for discrimination and excessive punishment.
Read More @ ZenGardner.com
from Silver Doctors:
Today we had a lot of developments. First WTI broke into the 47
dollar column creating havoc for our sovereign countries loaded with oil
e.g Canada, Russia, USA, England (North sea), Venezuela etc. The
dollar keeps rising due to the breaking up of the dollar carry trade.
As we have mentioned to you on many occasions, this in turn blows up the derivatives in oil and the major banks who have underwritten much of these contracts when oil was north of 100 dollars per barrel.
It certainly looks like the bankers are having a tough time trying to contain gold- Generally the bankers do not like to see gold/silver rise on two consecutive days, but that is exactly what we got today…
Read More @ SilverDoctors.com
Today we had a lot of developments. First WTI broke into the 47
dollar column creating havoc for our sovereign countries loaded with oil
e.g Canada, Russia, USA, England (North sea), Venezuela etc. The
dollar keeps rising due to the breaking up of the dollar carry trade.As we have mentioned to you on many occasions, this in turn blows up the derivatives in oil and the major banks who have underwritten much of these contracts when oil was north of 100 dollars per barrel.
It certainly looks like the bankers are having a tough time trying to contain gold- Generally the bankers do not like to see gold/silver rise on two consecutive days, but that is exactly what we got today…
Read More @ SilverDoctors.com
from FinanceAndLiberty:
by Brandon Turbeville, Activist Post:
As the “convenient” and “accidental” airdrops of weapons and supplies by the US and NATO into the hands of ISIS and al-Qaeda jihadists
fighting inside both Syria and Iraq begin to draw more attention
throughout largely alternative media outlets, such convenient mistakes
are also being questioned by national governments, particularly those
who may be in the crosshairs of NATO in the very near future.
Individuals who have come to question the nature of the allegedly accidental air drops are legion, but one of the more recent and high profile skeptics is the Commander of Iran’s Basij Force, Brigadier General Mohammed Reza Naqdi.
Read More @ Activist Post
As the “convenient” and “accidental” airdrops of weapons and supplies by the US and NATO into the hands of ISIS and al-Qaeda jihadists
fighting inside both Syria and Iraq begin to draw more attention
throughout largely alternative media outlets, such convenient mistakes
are also being questioned by national governments, particularly those
who may be in the crosshairs of NATO in the very near future.Individuals who have come to question the nature of the allegedly accidental air drops are legion, but one of the more recent and high profile skeptics is the Commander of Iran’s Basij Force, Brigadier General Mohammed Reza Naqdi.
Read More @ Activist Post
The First Shale Casualty: WBH Energy Files For Bankruptcy; Many More Coming
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/07/2015 - 10:03 On Sunday, a private company that drills in Texas, WBH Energy LP, and its partners, filed for bankruptcy protection, saying a lender refused to advance more money. There are many more to come.2015: Asymmetric Oil Warfare
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 01/07/2015 - 11:19 The world has habituated to the never-ending undeclared war over ownership and access to hydrocarbons. Now we are entering a new phase of asymmetric war being waged not over oil but the price of oil.
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