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Game Over?

April 9, 2014

Updated in 2020

Here is the formula to all of human misery. Once this is consciously recognized, we will break the generations of debt and death.


Whistle BLOWER- Secret Plot to NUKE parts of the USA Exposed!


JFK Secret Societies Speech (full version)

https://www.jfklibrary.org/archives/other-resources/john-f-kennedy-speeches/american-newspaper-publishers-association-19610427

For those that can read between the lines, it is clear what the President is talking about…

https://youtu.be/zdMbmdFOvTs


John Williams predicts Massive Dollar Selloff in 2014 – Is “Game Over”?

John Williams of Shadowstats.com has a grim view of 2014. He says, “It’s really going to be a currency panic . . . when the fundamental selling pressure really starts to pick up, when the selling gets heavy . . . in turn, the weakness will be seen in a spike in oil prices and a spike in gasoline prices.” Williams says there will be a panic out of the dollar and he predicts, “Once you see a massive sell-off here, I see the game as being over.”

Join Greg Hunter of USAWatchdog.com as he goes One-on-One with economist John Williams.


Reserves of foreign exchange and gold

Source: The World Fact Book (CIA)

This entry gives the dollar value for the stock of all financial assets that are available to the central monetary authority for use in meeting a country’s balance of payments needs as of the end-date of the period specified. This category includes not only foreign currency and gold, but also a country’s holdings of Special Drawing Rights in the International Monetary Fund, and its reserve position in the Fund.

Here is the list for the top 50 countries based on statistics for Dec 31, 2013 (with exception of few older estimates):

  1. China $    3,820,000,000,000
  2. Japan $    1,268,000,000,000
  3. European Union $     863,800,000,000
  4. Saudi Arabia $     739,500,000,000
  5. Switzerland $     531,100,000,000
  6. Russia $     515,600,000,000
  7. Taiwan $     414,500,000,000
  8. Brazil $     378,300,000,000
  9. Korea, South $     341,800,000,000
  10. Hong Kong $     309,000,000,000
  11. India $     295,000,000,000
  12. Singapore $     270,500,000,000
  13. Germany $     248,900,000,000
  14. Algeria $     192,500,000,000
  15. France $     184,500,000,000
  16. Italy $     181,700,000,000
  17. Thailand $     167,600,000,000
  18. Mexico $     167,100,000,000
  19. United States $     150,200,000,000
  20. Malaysia $     139,400,000,000
  21. Libya $     120,900,000,000
  22. Turkey $     117,600,000,000
  23. Poland $     107,800,000,000
  24. United Kingdom $     105,100,000,000
  25. Denmark $      89,500,000,000
  26. Philippines $      85,040,000,000
  27. Indonesia $      83,450,000,000
  28. Israel $      80,740,000,000
  29. Iraq $      71,240,000,000
  30. Canada $      68,550,000,000
  31. Iran $      68,060,000,000
  32. Peru $      65,150,000,000
  33. United Arab Emirates $      58,040,000,000
  34. Czech Republic $      56,220,000,000
  35. Netherlands $      54,820,000,000
  36. Romania $      53,410,000,000
  37. Sweden $      52,230,000,000
  38. Lebanon $      51,950,000,000
  39. Norway $      51,860,000,000
  40. Spain $      50,590,000,000
  41. Australia $      48,800,000,000
  42. South Africa $      48,460,000,000
  43. Nigeria $      47,700,000,000
  44. Colombia $      43,740,000,000
  45. Qatar $      40,090,000,000
  46. Chile $      39,890,000,000
  47. Hungary $      38,490,000,000
  48. Angola $      37,940,000,000
  49. Kuwait $      34,350,000,000
  50. 50 Argentina $      33,650,000,000

Is Wall Street rigged?

Michael Lewis’s new book, Flash Boys, details how a group of financial firms, through technology and paid access, are able to get a fraction of a second heads-up on stock price movements.

Because of the way the US financial system is spread out over more than 40 individual “markets” – many of which are just banks of computer servers that match up buyers with sellers – these high-frequency trading (HFT) companies have devised computer algorithms that figure out when a large stock purchase is being made.

StockMarket

When the order hits on one exchange, there may not be enough shares available. High-speed traders then quickly place buy orders on other exchanges fractions of a second ahead of the original purchaser, to whom they then sell their stock for a slightly higher price.

Although each trade probably brings in only fractions of a cent of profit, on high-volume trades those numbers can add up quickly.

Lewis’s book, and resulting publicity tour, which has included a in-depth segment on CBS’s 60 Minutes, has sparked a debate over whether high-speed trading is legal – or moral. Lewis says these traders have “rigged” the stock market, and many pundits and analysts agree.

“The significance of Lewis’s book is that it explains in user-friendly terms how the colossal profits of high-frequency traders really amount to an unconscionable tax on the ordinary investor, or at any rate on the pension funds and other financial institutions on which our livelihoods depend,” writes the Guardian’s John Naughton.

 Read the entire article >>


PS 2020

U.S. National Debt as of June 2020: $26,301,202,679,011

There is no “great gold bailout” because you cannot just print gold the way you can print U.S. Dollars, and the Federal Reserve is the best printer of all time.
Then again, there was the currency of the Weimar Republic in 1923, where at one trillion Marks to one dollar, a wheelbarrow full of money would not even buy a newspaper.
In 2009, Zimbabwe’s central bank allowed its citizens to exchange the country’s almost worthless currency for U.S. Dollars, and its 100-trillion-dollar note was worth just 40 U.S. cents.
Then there is Venezuela, where using cash in place of toilet paper would seem to be an affluent action in most countries, but down there, it is now the financially prudent thing to do.

https://www.usdebtclock.org/


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