Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/06/2016 - 12:33
"We have reached that fork in the road within the monetary twilight zone, where Europe's largest bank is openly defying central bank policy and demanding an end to easy money. Alas, since tighter monetary policy assures just as much if not more pain, one can't help but wonder just how the central banks get themselves out of this particular trap they set up for themselves."
Is This How The Smart Money Is Betting On A Market Crash?
Instead of allocating capital to expensive tail risk bets on direct asset class collapse (in equities, credit, and commodities), it appears, just as we detailed previously, the 'smartest money in the room' is "betting" indirectly on a stock market crash through eurodollar options.
"Fukushima Class Disaster" - L.A. Gas Leak Spewing Lethal Levels Of Breathable Nuclear Material
In a breaking development that has been completely ignored by mainstream news sources, the leaking natural gas well near Los Angeles, California is now reportedly spewing lethal levels of radioactive material, according to a report from Steve Quayle and a group with expertise in nuclear material.
"Back Then I Was A True Believer" - How A Military Officer's Life Changed Forever 13 Years Ago
Back then I was a true believer, trusting that the government was a force for good "making the world safe for democracy..." But that night it all changed.
The Truth About Politics
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/06/2016 - 14:00 When the results are announced this primary season amid cheers and celebration, then, remember what it all represents: the triumph of compulsion over cooperation, coercion over freedom, and propaganda over truth.
Economics Explained (In 1 Simple Cartoon)
"That's good, right?"
UN Rules WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Being Detained Unlawfully
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/06/2016 - 11:21 The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention has ruled that Wikileaks’ Julian Assange has been arbitrarily detained by the “democratic” governments of Sweden and the UK and is entitled to his freedom and compensation for detention by the two “democratic” governments. We will see if the ruling has any effect on the behavior of “the two great champions of liberty.”
This Is What Hillary Told Wall Street Behind Closed Doors
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/06/2016 - 10:38 “It was like, ‘Here’s someone who doesn’t want to vilify us but wants to get business back in the game’”...
These Vancouver Homes Sold For Millions In 2011 And Have Been Vacant And Rotting Since: Here's Why
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/05/2016 - 23:27 Five years ago, in July of 2011, the house at 4182 West 8th Avenue in Vancouver in sold for $4.6 million. It now rests vacant, abandoned and rotting.
Here Are The Banks The Market Is Most Concerned About
Is it time to panic yet?
by SGT, SGT Report.com:
Ever since the London silver fix broke late last week (for
the first time in recorded history), silver has been on a tear.
Granted, the dollar lost some ground over the past week, but it’s
becoming clear that something BIG is going on in the silver market.
Not only did silver NOT respond to the criminal banking benchmark “fix” which attempted to set the price at $13.58 on January 28th, the price of silver has steadily risen ever since, today ending above $15.00.
Again, something BIG is going on with silver. As was reported, Historic Event: LBMA Silver Fix Breaks, on January 28th, Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy for Saxo Bank, told FastMarkets “It is not a mistake. This could be the end of the fix.”
If you think that’s big news, the bleeding of silver inventories at the Comex over the past couple of weeks is the incredibly gripping subplot to this incredible story of the City of London’s graft.
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Ever since the London silver fix broke late last week (for
the first time in recorded history), silver has been on a tear.
Granted, the dollar lost some ground over the past week, but it’s
becoming clear that something BIG is going on in the silver market.Not only did silver NOT respond to the criminal banking benchmark “fix” which attempted to set the price at $13.58 on January 28th, the price of silver has steadily risen ever since, today ending above $15.00.
Again, something BIG is going on with silver. As was reported, Historic Event: LBMA Silver Fix Breaks, on January 28th, Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy for Saxo Bank, told FastMarkets “It is not a mistake. This could be the end of the fix.”
If you think that’s big news, the bleeding of silver inventories at the Comex over the past couple of weeks is the incredibly gripping subplot to this incredible story of the City of London’s graft.
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And Now "Some Important News About JPMorgan's New Cash Policies"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/05/2016 - 21:43
Visualizing The World's Most Famous Case Of Deflation, Part 1
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/05/2016 - 21:30 The Great Depression was the most severe economic depression ever experienced by the Western world. It was during this troubled time that the world’s most famous case of deflation also happened. The resulting aftermath was so bad that economic policy since has been chiefly designed to prevent deflation at all costs.
Facebook's War On Freedom Of Speech
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 02/05/2016 - 21:00 In lieu of violence, speech is one of the best ways for people to vent their feelings and frustrations. Remove the right to speak about your frustrations and only violence is left.
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced on February 2nd that he approves of US ‘Defense’ Secretary Ash Carter’s proposal to quadruple US armaments and troops in Europe, against ‘Russian aggression’.
Secretary Carter said earlier that same day, in his announcement of America’s arming for war against Russia:
«We are reinforcing our posture in Europe to support our NATO allies in the face of Russia’s aggression. In Pentagon parlance, this is called the European Reassurance Initiative and after requesting about $800 million for last year, this year we’re more than quadrupling it for a total of $3.4 billion in 2017.
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by Alasdair Macleod, Gold Money:
It was a better week for precious metals, with gold and silver hitting new highs for 2016.
It was a better week for precious metals, with gold and silver hitting new highs for 2016.
Last night gold closed at $1155.5 and silver at
$14.91, and in early London trade this morning prices opened at these
closing levels. The performance for 2016 so far represents a rise of 9%
for gold, and 7.75% for silver. Normally silver is roughly twice as
volatile as gold, which suggests that it is relatively under-priced in
current market conditions.
The bears in precious metals markets were caught off
guard by the Bank of Japan’s introduction of negative interest rates
earlier this week. Talk of negative interest rates deepening further has
naturally spread to other major bond markets as well, and investment
banks are downgrading their forecasts for economic growth, particularly
for the US.
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from Sputnik News:
As Turkey shows increasing signs of invading Syria, Turkish journalist Erman Cete and Daniel McAdams of the Ron Paul Institute speak to Radio Sputnik’s Loud & Clear to discuss the meaning for relations between Russia and NATO.
“We expect a military escalation in Syria,” Cete tells Loud & Clear host Brian Becker.
On Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry also announced that it has seen mounting evidence of Ankara’s plans to launch an invasion. This comes as Syrian peace talks have broken down in Geneva – something that Turkey and the West blames on Russia.
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As Turkey shows increasing signs of invading Syria, Turkish journalist Erman Cete and Daniel McAdams of the Ron Paul Institute speak to Radio Sputnik’s Loud & Clear to discuss the meaning for relations between Russia and NATO.
“We expect a military escalation in Syria,” Cete tells Loud & Clear host Brian Becker.
On Thursday, the Russian Defense Ministry also announced that it has seen mounting evidence of Ankara’s plans to launch an invasion. This comes as Syrian peace talks have broken down in Geneva – something that Turkey and the West blames on Russia.
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from Daily Mail:
Protesters clashed with riot police in Athens today as protests against pension reforms during a general strike turned into violent chaos.
Some 40,000 people had joined anti-government protests in the Greek capital, and although initially peaceful, sporadic clashes between anarchist protesters and police outside Parliament and in other parts of the city centre soon escalated.
Police used tear gas and stun grenades against the dozens of hooded anarchists, while street vendors, tourists, and onlookers ran to safety as the violence broke out.
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Protesters clashed with riot police in Athens today as protests against pension reforms during a general strike turned into violent chaos.
Some 40,000 people had joined anti-government protests in the Greek capital, and although initially peaceful, sporadic clashes between anarchist protesters and police outside Parliament and in other parts of the city centre soon escalated.
Police used tear gas and stun grenades against the dozens of hooded anarchists, while street vendors, tourists, and onlookers ran to safety as the violence broke out.
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by Christina Sarich, Natural Society:
Months after the World Health Organization’s cancer research arm
declared the herbicide chemical glyphosate ‘probably carcinogenic,’ the
state of California announced a move to place a cancer label on products containing the ingredient. That would include biotech giant Monsanto’s best-selling herbicide, Round Up. Outraged about the news, Monsanto is now suing California to keep Round Up off the state’s list of carcinogens.
Monsanto recently reported that it filed the suit against the state’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) and the agency’s acting director, Lauren Zeise, in California state court. This was the company’s response to OEHHA, who last September, issued plans to add glyphosate to the state’s list of chemicals known to cause cancer, making it the first state in the country to do so.
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Months after the World Health Organization’s cancer research arm
declared the herbicide chemical glyphosate ‘probably carcinogenic,’ the
state of California announced a move to place a cancer label on products containing the ingredient. That would include biotech giant Monsanto’s best-selling herbicide, Round Up. Outraged about the news, Monsanto is now suing California to keep Round Up off the state’s list of carcinogens.Monsanto recently reported that it filed the suit against the state’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) and the agency’s acting director, Lauren Zeise, in California state court. This was the company’s response to OEHHA, who last September, issued plans to add glyphosate to the state’s list of chemicals known to cause cancer, making it the first state in the country to do so.
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from Sovereign Man:
It’s news that seems ripped from the pages of The Onion. Or perhaps Atlas Shrugged.
But incredibly enough it’s actually true: earlier this week, Congress proposed a new law authorizing the US Postal Service to provide banking and financial services.
It’s called the “Providing Opportunities for Savings, Transactions, and Lending” Act, abbreviated as… wait for it… the POSTAL Act.
And it provides explicit authorization for them to provide banking services including checking and savings accounts, money transfers, and “other basic financial services as the Postal Service deems appropriate in the public interest.”
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It’s news that seems ripped from the pages of The Onion. Or perhaps Atlas Shrugged.
But incredibly enough it’s actually true: earlier this week, Congress proposed a new law authorizing the US Postal Service to provide banking and financial services.
It’s called the “Providing Opportunities for Savings, Transactions, and Lending” Act, abbreviated as… wait for it… the POSTAL Act.
And it provides explicit authorization for them to provide banking services including checking and savings accounts, money transfers, and “other basic financial services as the Postal Service deems appropriate in the public interest.”
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by Patrick Goodenough, CNSnews:
Hillary Clinton said in Thursday’s Democratic primary debate in New
Hampshire that she waited to see the outcome of negotiations for the
Trans-Pacific Partnership before coming out in opposition – although as
secretary of state she voiced enthusiasm for the trade deal on numerous
occasions.
“I did hope that the TPP, negotiated by this administration, would put to rest a lot of the concerns that many people have expressed about trade agreements,” she said.
“And I said that I was holding out that hope that it would be the kind of trade agreement that I was looking for. I waited until it had actually been negotiated because I did want to give the benefit of the doubt to the administration. Once I saw what the outcome was, I opposed it.”
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Hillary Clinton said in Thursday’s Democratic primary debate in New
Hampshire that she waited to see the outcome of negotiations for the
Trans-Pacific Partnership before coming out in opposition – although as
secretary of state she voiced enthusiasm for the trade deal on numerous
occasions.“I did hope that the TPP, negotiated by this administration, would put to rest a lot of the concerns that many people have expressed about trade agreements,” she said.
“And I said that I was holding out that hope that it would be the kind of trade agreement that I was looking for. I waited until it had actually been negotiated because I did want to give the benefit of the doubt to the administration. Once I saw what the outcome was, I opposed it.”
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