"There is no such thing as ISIS. ISIS is a creation of the US, we know that from official sources in the US military themselves and declassified documents. The mass media derides those who question the war on terror as 'conspiracy theorists.'"
False Flag averted...
Hannover Police Warn "Find Safety, Don't Stay In Groups" After Ambulance Full Of Explosives Discovered
Hannover chief of police: "There was a device intended to be detonated inside the stadium... You don't know what a perpetrator is possibly planning. Don't stay in groups. Find safety."Reports that German police have discovered a truck bomb disguised as an ambulance near football stadium in Hannover.
One Terror Attack Too Many? Equity Exuberance Fizzles On Late German Bomb Scare
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 - 16:03
BofA Is A "Seller Of Risk" As Everyone Is Long The Dollar, US Stocks Never More Overvalued
"We are sellers of risk SPX 2050-2100, DXY>100. Terror/geopolitics can keep ZIRP for longer, but bullish FMS indicates big EPS needed for sustained new risk highs."- BOfA
Who's Winning The "War On Terror"? People Killed Worldwide By Terrorists Soars 80% In A Year
Economists' Models Are Losing Their Grasp On The Real State Of The Economy
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 - 14:20 Economists have been consistently over-estimating the strength of the economy this year. The magnitude of their misses is not particularly worrisome but volatility measures and the recent record number of consecutive negative readings are suggesting that economists’ models are losing their grasp on the state of the economy.
Police Civil Asset Forfeitures Exceed The Value Of All Burglaries In 2014
Between 1989 and 2010, U.S. attorneys seized an estimated $12.6 billion in asset forfeiture cases. The growth rate during that time averaged +19.4% annually. By 2014, that number had ballooned to roughly $4.5 billion for the year. Now, according to the FBI, the total amount of goods stolen by criminals in 2014 burglary offenses suffered an estimated $3.9 billion in property losses. This means that the police are now taking more assets than the criminals.
Recent Market Action Summarized In Four Words: "Institutions Selling, Retail Buying"
According to Bank of America, the smart money is taking advantage of this latest rebound in stocks to sell to who else: the traditionally biggest sucker in the room - retail investors.
SunEdison Is Collapsing (Again)
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 - 13:08 The bloodbath in hedge fund hotel SunEdison continues but judging by the massive volumes this is those same funds liquidating en masse (following Dan Loeb's exit and Einhorns' negative comments)... Down 57% in the last week alone, SUNE is back at levels where it cliff-dived in 2012...
Future Of Brazil's Oil Industry In Serious Doubt
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 - 12:48 Brazil is expected to increase oil production by 180,000 barrels per day in 2015, hitting 3.04 million barrels per day (mb/d). But 2016 is a different story. Petrobras has been embroiled in a corruption scandal since last year, which has cost the company tens of billions of dollars. Given that Petrobras was already the most indebted oil company in the world, major cut backs in spending were in order. OPEC sees Brazilian oil production plateauing as soon as next year. That is a pretty significant development considering the fact that, not too long ago, Petrobras thought output would continue rising rapidly through the rest of the decade.
Gold Tumbles For 14th Of Last 15 Days To Lowest Since Feb 2010
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 - 12:39 The precious metal pummeling continues... Which is odd given the near-record physical demand...
Refugee Blowback: More Than Half Of America's Governors Oppose Entry Of Syrians
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/17/2015 - 12:18 First it was Texas. Then five other states - Louisiana, Alabama, Arkansas, Indiana, and Michigan - followed in refusing to admit any Syrian refugees. It has since became an avalanche, and at last check, at least 27 states - represented by more than half the nation's governors - say they oppose letting Syrian refugees into their states.
Buyout Bubble Bursts As Banks Pull Carlyle's 'Biggest LBO Of The Year' Bond Deal Amid Soaring Costs
Ten years after Symantec paid $13.5bn for Veritas, Carlyle Group agreed in August to buy the data-storage business for just $8 billion (the biggest LBO of the year). Of course, the buyout deal made sense when the cost of funding was negligible and The Fed had your back but, as Bloomberg reports, amid soaring borrowing costs, banks have pulled the $5.5 billion debt offering for Veritas signaling a clear end to the reach-for-yield, nothing is a problem, bond market's risk appetite.. and if 'growthy' deals like this are being killed, what does that say for distressed bets on Energy M&A deals?
The Nasdaq's Ever-Mounting Internal House Of Cards
Once again, the expected outcome of the most recent wave of deterioration in market internals will likely depend on one’s view of the current market regime. Are we in an environment that can continue to largely dismiss these breadth warnings, ala the late 1990?s? Or are stocks fated to eventually succumb to the weakening internal foundation as in the post-2000 period?
Worst Economic Impact Still To Come, Fed's Fischer Warns As Dollar Soars To 12-Year Highs
The Trade-Weighted US Dollar has risen almost 19% over the past 18 months - the fastest pace of increase on record - and is now at its highest level since 2003. As we noted previously, this is not unequivocally good for American corporate profits... and if you believe The Fed's Stan Fischer - the worst effects of this soaring exchange rate are yet to come... Most of the impact of exchange rate moves come after that first year. So we’re only just getting into the business end of the impact of the dollar’s strength on the US economy. And the Fed are about to hike?
China Has "Right" To "Seize" Neighboring Islands, Official Says
"The Chinese government has the right and the ability to recover the islands and reefs illegally occupied by neighboring countries"...
Forty Centuries Of Wage & Price Controls
Interest rates across the developed markets have been kept at emergency levels (and all time historical lows) for seven years. Do we think that allowing banks to access essentially free money is more or less likely to give rise to the sort of malinvestments that caused the financial crisis in the first place? If you believe that the answer is ‘less likely’, there is a job at your local central bank with your name on it.
from Mike Maloney:
There are 4 unmistakable signals a financial crisis of epic proportions is headed straight toward us. And to walk you through each of them, bestselling author Mike Maloney has released a shocking new video.
It’s the first episode of the all-new season of the Hidden Secrets of Money. And it contains vital information for avoiding a stock market collapse.
Of course, just like the first season which has over 20 million views and counting, these episodes are free. It’s all part of our mission to educate as many people as possible about how money really works. And expose the dangerous game the Fed and government is playing with our financial system.
Watch the Bonus Feature here. Conclusive proof a market crash bigger than 1929 is coming.
There are 4 unmistakable signals a financial crisis of epic proportions is headed straight toward us. And to walk you through each of them, bestselling author Mike Maloney has released a shocking new video.
It’s the first episode of the all-new season of the Hidden Secrets of Money. And it contains vital information for avoiding a stock market collapse.
Of course, just like the first season which has over 20 million views and counting, these episodes are free. It’s all part of our mission to educate as many people as possible about how money really works. And expose the dangerous game the Fed and government is playing with our financial system.
Watch the Bonus Feature here. Conclusive proof a market crash bigger than 1929 is coming.
Shortly after Paris endured a horrifying terrorist attack, which has so far lead to the deaths of 136 people, the supporters of Black Lives Matter and the Mizzou Protests have responded to the incident in the most sickening way imaginable. Rather than simply recognizing this event as a horrible tragedy that shouldn’t happen to anybody, they’ve decided that they are the center of the universe, and nothing in the world could possibly be more tragic than their plight.
It started over the weekend, when supporters for these movements took to twitter to express their outrage over the fact that the Paris terror attack was stealing their thunder. Here’s a few of the tamer tweets, courtesy of Breitbart.
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from, The News Doctors:
Meet Zbigniew Brzezinski, the “intellectual” godfather of furthering the development of terrorism used as a tool. This is official United States policy that continues to this very day.
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“Taking Stock of the Forever War”
By MARK DANNER
The New York Times
SEPT. 11, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/11/magazine/taking-stock-of-the-forever-war.html
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Meet Zbigniew Brzezinski, the “intellectual” godfather of furthering the development of terrorism used as a tool. This is official United States policy that continues to this very day.
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“Taking Stock of the Forever War”
By MARK DANNER
The New York Times
SEPT. 11, 2005
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/11/magazine/taking-stock-of-the-forever-war.html
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from The Sleuth Journal:
As I sit typing in the early hours of Saturday morning in the American Midwest, the body count from the devastating series of attacks in Paris on Friday evening is still unsolidified; with 128 confirmed among the dead and countless others injured, this number is unfortunately poised to rise as coverage unfolds over the course of this weekend. It goes without saying that those affected by this tragedy are in my thoughts, and it is with a heavy heart that I turn my investigative acumen towards an event which has brought so much loss of innocent life.
But as the people of France are swept with a sense of profound and unifying nationalism, those watching from across the Atlantic recognize all too well the potential cost of such fervent patriotism; it was little over a decade ago that the bellicose sounds of “Proud to Be an American” echoed across the nation in the wake of false-flag tragedy, striking an eerie contrast to the chorus of La Marseillaise ringing through the streets of Paris last night. A similar narrative, too, surrounds the recent carnage in Paris, as a group of yet-to-be-identified (EDIT: ISIS has taken credit while writing) “Freedom-hating Muslims” have (if the Mainstream Media is to be believed) attacked Paris out of sheer disdain for her values of liberté, égalité, and fraternité.
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As I sit typing in the early hours of Saturday morning in the American Midwest, the body count from the devastating series of attacks in Paris on Friday evening is still unsolidified; with 128 confirmed among the dead and countless others injured, this number is unfortunately poised to rise as coverage unfolds over the course of this weekend. It goes without saying that those affected by this tragedy are in my thoughts, and it is with a heavy heart that I turn my investigative acumen towards an event which has brought so much loss of innocent life.
But as the people of France are swept with a sense of profound and unifying nationalism, those watching from across the Atlantic recognize all too well the potential cost of such fervent patriotism; it was little over a decade ago that the bellicose sounds of “Proud to Be an American” echoed across the nation in the wake of false-flag tragedy, striking an eerie contrast to the chorus of La Marseillaise ringing through the streets of Paris last night. A similar narrative, too, surrounds the recent carnage in Paris, as a group of yet-to-be-identified (EDIT: ISIS has taken credit while writing) “Freedom-hating Muslims” have (if the Mainstream Media is to be believed) attacked Paris out of sheer disdain for her values of liberté, égalité, and fraternité.
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