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Economic crisis endgame - collapse by november.mp4

ECONOMIC END GAME IN SIGHT: COLLAPSE BY NOVEMBER? Nations to default beginning with Greece Banks to fail -- European banks first then American banks Bank holidays to be declared -- savings to vanish overnight Social safety nets to be cut -- no jobs, no incomes, no pensions Anarchy and chaos to spread worldwide, Martial Law to be declared regionally or nationally in the US and in other countries High probability of multiple 'terrorist' attacks; possible cyber -- attacks and probable nuclear attacks on major cities More and bigger wars: Israel, Syria, Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Koreas -- long list of potential war zones Possible Pandemic outbreak Category: News & Politics Length: 00:24:10.500 Tags: Debt Deafult Bank Failures .

 

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Urgent usa bank failures missile launches gold silver go parabolic

URGENT USA Bank FAILURES Missile Launches Gold Silver GO PARABOLIC To Join the LIVE CHAT ROOM during market hours (Live During regular market hours 9:30am - 4:00pm EST MF) TO LOG INTO THE CHAT GO TO - blackopstrading.chatango.com blackopstrading.chatango.com Please remember to... Category: Education Length: 00:07:54 Tags: .

 

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Patriot radio news hour: us debt default would be 'catastrophic' 2/3

Denver Business Journal - by Mark Harden Failure by Congress to raise the national debt ceiling would lead to a "catastrophic" default, scaring off investors and ruining the nation's economy, US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner told US Sen. Michael Bennet of Colorado in a letter. "Failure to raise the debt limit would force the United States to default on [its] obligations, such as payments to our servicemembers, citizens, investors, and businesses," said Geithner's letter, sent Friday and released Saturday. "This would be an unprecedented event in American history. A default would inflict catastrophic, far-reaching damage on our nation's economy, significantly reducing growth, and increasing unemployment." www.allamericangold.com Category: Nonprofits & Activism Length: 00:11:25.500 Tags: .

 

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Red alert gov troops shoot hundreds of civilians ! watch egypt ! world spiraling out of control

My Blog : uspimpclub.blogspot.com Deaths as Cairo violence flares At least 24 people are killed and more than 200 are injured Egypt! http Egypt Riots: Christian Protesters Attacked, At Least 19 Dead www.huffingtonpost.com CAIRO — Flames lit up downtown Cairo, where massive clashes raged Sunday, drawing Christians angry over a recent church attack, Muslims and Egyptian security forces. At least 24 people were killed and more than 200 injured in the worst sectarian violence since the uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak in February. The rioting lasted late into the night, bringing out a deployment of more than 1000 security forces and armored vehicles to defend the state television building along the Nile, where the trouble began. The military clamped a curfew on the area until 7 am The clashes spread to nearby Tahrir Square, drawing thousands of people to the vast plaza that served as the epicenter of the protests that ousted Mubarak. On Sunday night, they battled each other with rocks and firebombs, some tearing up pavement for ammunition and others collecting stones in boxes. At one point, an armored security van sped into the crowd, striking a half-dozen protesters and throwing some into the air. Protesters retaliated by setting fire to military vehicles, a bus and private cars, sending flames rising into the night sky. IMF Says the Global Economy Could Collapse in 2-3 Weeks! www.rawstory.com www.gatheringspot.net In an interview on BBC yesterday, International Monetary ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:01:30.750 Tags: .

 

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Nomi prins on the nexus of banking and politics - capital account (11/02/11)

Greece is in political chaos after the prime minister tries to put the country's bailout to a public vote. European leaders call him to an emergency meeting at the G20. But are all bets now off in the Eurozone debt crisis deal, and could this derail the global economy? For the US, could this trigger a banking crisis for banks that have bitten off more of a stake in risky eurozone debt than they can chew? In an era of "too big to fail" banks, this is everyone's problem. We know US taxpayers are backing more than $50 trillion dollars of Bank of America's derivatives. Who else has taken big bets with your money? We talk to Nomi Prins, senior fellow at Demos, former managing director at Goldman Sachs, and author of Black Tuesday. And as the Federal Reserve talks about signs the economy strengthened, it misses the big picture. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:21:06 Tags: .

 

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Bove on debt in the banking sector

Richard Bove, an analyst at Rochdale Securities, spoke at The Deal Economy 2010. Bove says that Congress is handling the reorganization of the banking sector the wrong way. The Deal's Sara Behunek did a great job summing up Bove's speech at the conference: As the population of people at the age to buy a home decreased, banks started making subprime loans that were wrapped into newly created products like collateralized debt obligations, collateralized loan obligations, credit default swaps and mortgage-backed securities, which China bought up. As a result, by 2007, debt in the US was growing three times faster than income growth. Thus, Bove concludes, the crash. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:18:30 Tags: .

 

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Japan quake to cause us debt default meltdown

www.thecomingdepression.net Japan holds enormous American government debt (US$882.3 billion of Treasuries at the year-end) and will want those hundreds of billions of dollars back, right now, to begin rebuilding its infrastructure and industry; that means America will have to substantially increase interest rates to get foreigners to buy enough treasuries to pay out the Japanese, or face the equivalent of foreclosure. When those interest rates jump, so will US loan and mortgage rates — something tens of millions of Americans with mortgages, credit card debt and other bills cannot afford to pay. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:02:35.250 Tags: .

 

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Global economic collapse news: dec. 12/2011

links below: Divide widening between US rich, poor www.presstv.ir 'US banking system is broken' www.presstv.ir The European Debt Crisis: Unstable Currency Markets www.globalresearch.ca Clear sailing for Eurozone unlikely: S & P places entire European Union on negative credit-watch theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com France warns of Euro collapse www.presstv.ir EU may face breakup, unrest: US Gen. www.presstv.ir Surreal moment: A treaty to save the Euro may end up splitting Europe theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com EU leaders fail to overhaul treaty www.presstv.ir Three major French banks downgraded www.presstv.ir EU to push forward with new treaty www.presstv.ir UK govt. warned against shunning EU www.presstv.ir Demise of the Euro: Part of a Long-term Plan for a Global "Super-currency" controlled by the Banksters www.globalresearch.ca China warns of 'severe challenges' to exports to West www.sott.net Average US household lost $21261 of net worth during 2011 Summer www.sott.net US: Fire dept. watches home burn because family didn't pay fee www.sott.net How to have a home with no house payments and no utility bills! www.youtube.com Everybody with a mortgage or debt needs to hear this! Please pass it on! - www.benlowrey.com/debt www.youtube.com Global economic collapse: the unfortunate day the brakes finally fail theextinctionprotocol.wordpress.com DONATE $1 to JoeyB613: www.paypal.com FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made ... Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:11:15.750 Tags: Screencast-O-Matic.com economy economic .

 

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John huizinga - business forecast & economic outlook 2012 in london, chicago booth

To learn more about the Business Forecast & Economic Outlook 2012 at Chicago Booth, visit www.chicagobooth.edu John Huizinga, Walter David "Bud" Fackler Distinguished Service Professor of Economics, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business City: London John Huizinga conducts empirical studies in macroeconomics and finance, both domestic and international and also studies econometric theory. His research has appeared in numerous journals, including Econometrica, the Journal of Econometrics, and the Journal of Monetary Economics. To learn more about Prof. Huizinga, visit www.chicagobooth.edu Category: Education Length: 00:19:20.250 Tags: 2012 .

 

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Shakespeare: eu banking system is corrupt

Fitch Ratings have downgraded Greece's sovereign debt from B- to CCC, the lowest possible grade for a country that is not in default. The agency said an exit from the euro currency union is "probable" if politicians fail to form a government after the next round of elections, which is scheduled for June 17. It warned that the country's exit from the eurozone would hurt the economies of other European nations that use the currency. Press TV has conducted an interview with Rodney Shakespeare, professor of Binary Economics, to hear his opinion on this issue. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:02:45 Tags: .

 

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Why occupy wall st?,why,why,why? (must see!)

THIS IS WHY! Category: News & Politics Length: 00:08:47.250 Tags: .

 

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Debt limit ceiling talks fail s&p 500 long term technical analysis possible debt downgrade part 1

www.StockMarketFunding.com Debt Limit Ceiling Talks Fail S&P 500 Long Term Technical Analysis Possible Debt Downgrade Part 1. Republicans and Democrats continue to face off over spending cuts. New debt-limit talks No sign of a breakthrough. One day after a partisan blowup, President Barack... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:12:17.250 Tags: geithner bernanke .

 

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My 2011 predictions reviewed! $42 silver!

I review my predictions for the year 2011. They are as follows: Euro Crisis Escalates At least one country will quit Eurozone: Ireland, Greece and Portugal Revolution in Europe, but not America Dollar Crisis Gold will hit $1700/oz Silver will hit $40/oz Oil will hit $129/barrel California will default on debt or receive a federal bailout 300 US banks fail FDIC bankruptcy Major surge in food prices US Unemployment will hit 19% U6 (12% U3) Violent Crime increase by 5% in US Major Medical Breakthrough (HIV, Alzheimer's Disease or Cancer) Major breakthrough in nuclear fusion or advanced solar energy Major Female Artist has a Breakout Year (singer and song-writer) Los Angeles Lakers will be champs, again! Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:04:03 Tags: .

 

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Niall ferguson - on the new world order pt1

1 Mar 2010 [On the sustainability of the US recovery versus the global recovery] I think there is a global economic recovery which looks more sustainable that the US recovery. Most of the US recovery is in the form of stimulus from government. I don't think this is a sustainable recovery yet. The global recovery is more interesting. Asian economies are growing much faster than anybody predicted 6 months ago. Chinese growth is at an annual rate of 10%. China's stimulus has worked better. You can have Keynesian policies more easily in a controlled economy. Keynes said deficit finance will work better in a totalitarian economy. That's still true today. [On the US consumer's inability to push growth forward anymore] I'm relatively pessimistic on how fast growth is going to be in the US. My guess is that the economy will grow in real terms at close to 2% over the next few years. The US consumer cannot bounce back in the way we've been used to seeing in previous recessions. We've reached the limits of leverage on household balance sheets. When you've got debts of 120% of personal disposable income there's no way you can go back to the shopping mall. So if the US consumer is essentially going to behave in a thrifty way there is no way the US economy can grow at the rates we've seen in the past. There's no way you can have the old style debt-fuelled consumption once you've reached this level of indebtedness. That game is over. [On global rebalancing] We are in the process of a ... Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:06:53.250 Tags: new world order .

 

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Max keiser - goldman sachs helped greece mask real debt

RT.com AND http Goldman Sachs created fictional exchange rate swaps causing Greece economic failure. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:04:21 Tags: .

 

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John psaropoulos reports on greek debt

One nation that didn't have its rating cut is Greece which is already at junk bond status. Now talks that could have seen banks write-off half of Greek debt, have broken down. The government had been negotiating the possibility with its private sector lenders. Failure to reach an agreement means Greece may not get its next bailout payment from the EU and IMF, and could default on its debt repayments. Al Jazeera's John Psaropoulos reports from Athens. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:00:49.500 Tags: jazeera aljazeera .

 

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Fed and treasury exposed to economic upheavals

omf.gd ←← You won't want to miss this high impact, edge-of-your-seat exposé of the men behind the wizard's curtain that pulled the strings on the global financial crisis and what you can do about it. =================================== [June 26, 2011] PODCAST CONTENTS ★ European policy makers are on a collision course with the bond market as they seek to resolve the Greek debt crisis without triggering payouts under credit- default swap insurance contracts. ★ UK jobless claims surged more than economists expected in May and wage growth slowed, pointing to a continued squeeze on households as inflation accelerates. ★ Jobless-benefit claims jumped 19600 from April, when they rose a revised 16900. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:26:15 Tags: .

 

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Daily forex news recap (1/6): euro pressured on sovereign debt concerns

Get more news and analysis at fxtimes.com Summary The Euro was pressured today as the European Commission said it would go through with having senior bondholders take some kind of cost in a any bank failure. Any talk of haircuts has hurt the EUR. We look at the EUR's slide and at US jobless claims, and some consolidation in USD pairs ahead of NFP. Partial Transcript: Sovereign Debt Worries Resurface The European Commission will continue today with a plan to spread the cost of bank failures to senior bondholders, the Daily Telegraph reported. The EU may give regulators power to block new products and limit trading risks at banks deemed too big to fail, as part of plans to protect public finances from future financial crises. We know that any talk of haircuts for creditors is bad news for the EUR. China to Buy $7.9 bn of Spanish Debt Second development, Chinese Vice Premier Li told Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero during a meeting in Madrid on Wednesday that China "was willing to buy as much Spanish debt as its Greek and Portuguese debt holdings combined, that is some six billion euros ($7.9 billion)," it said. Spain's central government must raise about Euro 170 billion this year on top of Euro 30 billion by the country's regional government's according to debt ratings agency Moody's. The market fears that creditors will ask for higher yields and we could have another situation in which a loan rescue deal is needed like the ones we had for Ireland and ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:07:43.500 Tags: .

 

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Debt limit ceiling talks fail dow jones long term technical analysis possible debt downgrade

www.StockMarketFunding.com Debt Limit Ceiling Talks Fail Dow Jones Long Term Technical Analysis Possible Debt Downgrade. Republicans and Democrats continue to face off over spending cuts. New debt-limit talks No sign of a breakthrough. One day after a partisan blowup, President Barack Obama... Category: Education Length: 00:19:36 Tags: federal reserve geithner bernanke news .

 

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Niall ferguson - on the new world order pt2

1 Mar 2010 [On the sustainability of the US recovery versus the global recovery] I think there is a global economic recovery which looks more sustainable that the US recovery. Most of the US recovery is in the form of stimulus from government. I don't think this is a sustainable recovery yet. The global recovery is more interesting. Asian economies are growing much faster than anybody predicted 6 months ago. Chinese growth is at an annual rate of 10%. China's stimulus has worked better. You can have Keynesian policies more easily in a controlled economy. Keynes said deficit finance will work better in a totalitarian economy. That's still true today. [On the US consumer's inability to push growth forward anymore] I'm relatively pessimistic on how fast growth is going to be in the US. My guess is that the economy will grow in real terms at close to 2% over the next few years. The US consumer cannot bounce back in the way we've been used to seeing in previous recessions. We've reached the limits of leverage on household balance sheets. When you've got debts of 120% of personal disposable income there's no way you can go back to the shopping mall. So if the US consumer is essentially going to behave in a thrifty way there is no way the US economy can grow at the rates we've seen in the past. There's no way you can have the old style debt-fuelled consumption once you've reached this level of indebtedness. That game is over. [On global rebalancing] We are in the process of a ... Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:07:01.500 Tags: new world order .

 

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Kung-fu analyst reggie middleton karate chops the troika's numerical farce in the face!

Follow us @ twitter.com twitter.com The EU catches on that the Eurozone is facing recession while greece is still the gum on everyone's shoe. The European Commision in its latest projections forecasts a 0.3 percent contraction with Greece leading the way...but it now expects countries such as spain and italy to contract too - which is different from its last forecasts. But Greece is still the whipping boy for the northern europeans and the press in general. With Greece's parliament approving the bond swap, some people say that this won't be enough, that we need a full default. Just look at Greece's GDP numbers, its unemployment numbers, its industrial output and its household and corporate credit...its all off the charts...falling off the charts that is. So why are the projections so rosy, like those in the TROIKA's debt sustainability document that we broke down earlier this week, something that our next guest knows about all to well - he kicks the crap out of mainstream analysis for a living. He has been warning that Greece is headed towards default for two years now, and for anyone billing this latest Greek deal as a "solution," Kung--Fu analyst Reggie Middleton is here to Karate--chop the accounting shenanigans masking the real story. He's here to tell us why more than default, the word of the day on everyone's mind should be CONTAGION. Why? Well, lots of reasons, one of which his the human nature reality, as Reggie Middleton puts it, that once Greece defaults and ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:21:05.250 Tags: .

 

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Cnbc your world @ 10 jeavon lolay of lloyd's bank on greece's latest deadline slip & the road ahead

GREECE HAS ONCE AGAIN LET A DEADLINE SLIP FOR RESPONDING TO TERMS FOR A NEW EU - IMF BAILOUT. THE LEADERS OF THE POLITICAL PARTIES SUPPORTING THE GOVT -- HAVE YET NOT REACHED A CONSENSUS -- ON THE TERMS FOR THE SECOND ROUND OF BAILOUT. FAILURE TO STRIKE A DEAL TO SECURE THE 130 BILLION EURO RESCUE CAN PUSH GREECE INTO A CHAOTIC DEBT DEFAULT. MEANWHILE, LEADERS OF FRANCE AND GERMANY TODAY TOLD GREECE THAT TIME WAS RUNNING OUT IN TALKS ON A BROAD DEBT RESTRUCTURING DEAL. MENAKA DOSHI CHATS WITH JEAVON LOLAY, HEAD OF GLOBAL RESEARCH AT LLOYDS BANK ON GREECE'S LATEST PROBLEM Category: News & Politics Length: 00:08:56.250 Tags: .

 

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Ron paul's texas straight talk 7/25/11: the pesky neighbor and the debt ceiling

RonPaul2012.com http CampaignForLiberty.org http RevolutionPAC.com Imagine you had a pesky neighbor who somehow took out a mortgage on his house in your name and by some legal trickery you were obligated to pay for it. Imagine watching this neighbor throw drunken parties, buy expensive cars, add more rooms to the house, and hire dozens of people to wait on him hand and foot. Imagine that he also managed to take out several credit cards in your name. One by one, he would max them out and then use your good name and credit to obtain another credit card, then another and then another. Each time, this neighbor would claim that he needed the new credit card to pay interest on the other maxed out credit cards. If he defaulted on those cards, your credit score would be hurt and when you wanted to buy something for yourself, it would be more difficult to get a loan and the interest you paid would be higher. Imagine that you mulled this over, and time after time, said nothing as he filled out more credit applications so he would not have to default on the other debt taken out in your name. Meanwhile, another shiny new Mercedes appears in his driveway. At what point do you think you might get tired of this game? And, even though you are left with no really good options, do you think you might eventually tell him to go ahead and default, just stop spending your money! This analogy demonstrates the position we are in with our government and the debt ceiling. The government has run up ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:02:51.750 Tags: liberty freedom .

 

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The day the dollar died

With an August 2nd deadline for raising the debt limit nearing, a new survey shows most people believe the best way to resolve the US debt crisis is 'to end wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.' About 80.5 percent of the respondents to a Press TV poll believe "ending war in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya and reducing military spending" is the best way for the US to reduce its 14-trillion-dollar debt. A total of eight percent said the best resolution was for the US to default on its debt, and 2.9 percent of the respondents believe Washington could get loans from foreign banks or governments to bailout its economy. The US officially hit its 14.3-trillion-dollar debt ceiling on May 16, up from 10.6-trillion-dollar when Barack Obama took office in 2009. The White House and Congress have to meet an August 2 deadline to decide on federal spending cuts and increasing the borrowing limit so that the US will not default. President Obama has warned if Congress does not submit its approval to raise the debt ceiling by the August 2 deadline, some employees' and specially the retirees' income will be put at risk. The US Treasury has announced that it will exhaust its borrowing capacity by August 2, which means that it will run out of funds to timely repay all its debts. Treasury officials have also warned that failure to seal a deal by the August deadline could spook investors, causing US interest rates to surge, stock prices to plummet and putting the US at risk of another recession ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:05:21 Tags: alex jones order .

 

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Niall ferguson - on the new world order pt3

1 Mar 2010 [On the sustainability of the US recovery versus the global recovery] I think there is a global economic recovery which looks more sustainable that the US recovery. Most of the US recovery is in the form of stimulus from government. I don't think this is a sustainable recovery yet. The global recovery is more interesting. Asian economies are growing much faster than anybody predicted 6 months ago. Chinese growth is at an annual rate of 10%. China's stimulus has worked better. You can have Keynesian policies more easily in a controlled economy. Keynes said deficit finance will work better in a totalitarian economy. That's still true today. [On the US consumer's inability to push growth forward anymore] I'm relatively pessimistic on how fast growth is going to be in the US. My guess is that the economy will grow in real terms at close to 2% over the next few years. The US consumer cannot bounce back in the way we've been used to seeing in previous recessions. We've reached the limits of leverage on household balance sheets. When you've got debts of 120% of personal disposable income there's no way you can go back to the shopping mall. So if the US consumer is essentially going to behave in a thrifty way there is no way the US economy can grow at the rates we've seen in the past. There's no way you can have the old style debt-fuelled consumption once you've reached this level of indebtedness. That game is over. [On global rebalancing] We are in the process of a ... Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:07:01.500 Tags: new world order .

 

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Intellectually aggressive analysis: when a big bank goes bad!

A stunning expose on on the Too Big To Fail Banks, Bank of America in particular, from the most controversial and hardest hitting pundit on Wall Street - Reggie Middleton and his BoomBustBlog - using Bruce Lee and real street fighting style martial arts as a corollary to what's going on in the world's finance capital... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:13:45 Tags: .

 

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Debt ceiling default economic collapse of america

Debt Ceiling Default Economic Collapse Of America raise the nation's the debt ceiling !! The speaker was forced to quell a right-wing revolt over the measure after a number of members complained .Obama urged Senate Democrats and Republicans to take the lead in the congressional deliberations. Boehner's plan "has no chance of becoming law," Obama said. "The time for putting party first is over. The time for compromise on behalf of the American people is now. ... It's important for everybody to step up and show the leadership that the American people expect." Without an increase in the debt limit, the federal government will not be able to pay all its bills next month. Obama recently indicated he can't guarantee Social Security checks will be mailed out on time. the debt ceiling should pass or the usa as we know it is over !! McConnell called for renewed negotiations with Obama, and indicated that his party must be willing to move away from some of its demands. "this is a failure on the part of Congress " Reid's plan also would establish a congressional committee made up of 12 House and Senate members to consider additional options for debt reduction. Reid has stressed that his plan meets the key GOP demand for no additional taxes a failure to raise the debt ceiling would cause a major crisis for the country. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:04:14.250 Tags: Economic Collapse .

 

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Webster tarpley: greece 29 april 2010

Webster Tarpley: Greece 29 April 2010: Hedge funds and banks intend to devour modern civilization rt.com Financial markets were in turmoil on Wednesday after the International Monetary Fund warned that more countries could be sucked into Greece's mounting debt crisis. The euro hit a one-year low against the dollar as Spain joined both Greece and Portugal in having its credit rating slashed. This has led to European leaders finally acknowledging the gravity of a downward financial spiral set off by Greece. The talk now is of a bailout package for Athens worth €100-120 billion over three years. However, there is the fear that Europe could still fail in tackling its deficit crisis which means it could spread to the US and cause a second wave of the economic crisis. Investigative journalist Webster Tarpley stressed that a possible second wave of a crisis is much less a matter of economic fundamentals than it is a commitment of a group of hedge funds and banks to a kind of wolf pack attack of sovereign debts of a series of countries. Read more They use derivatives to do these attacks. They use credit default swaps to do it, Tarpley said, adding that credit default swaps are being used against Greece, Portugal, Spain and Italy. Tarpley believes that Great Britains position is also very vulnerable. According to the journalist, credit default swaps could even be used against the United States. You can create a great deal of panic with a very small push and then you can bring down ... Category: Education Length: 00:02:00.750 Tags: .

 

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According to john

My Dear friend John a financial expert came over to my house on April 13, 2011. It was the start of the Thai New Year, and our families were outside celebrating whilst we were inside having a casual conversation, not rehearsed - discussing the world financial crises. John is a popular speaker and in demand for his insight and opinion regarding the current financial crises. I flipped on the recorder during his dialogue and put together this video. Mr. John has recently written a book on distressed debt that should turn out to be a best seller. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:36:27 Tags: News .

 

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The real truth behind the global economic collapse!!

If you get your news from the Main Stream Media, you probably think the current global financial collapse was caused by homeowners taking out loans they couldn't afford or the unconstitutional, illegal and immoral war in Iraq. While those events may have been a trigger for the beginning of the implosion, the REAL reason behind the bank failures and economic woes can be traced to the unscrupulous, unregulated and GREED-DRIVEN derivatives market. This video is meant to be a "Economic Collapse for Dummies" and not designed to be technical or filled with confusing financial jargon. So don't bother me with your propaganda saying there is nothing wrong with derivatives... This video is designed to educate the masses as to the REAL culprits of this current conundrum in which we find ourselves, the off-shore corporations, privately owned central banks of the world (Federal Reserve), and the politicians who work for them. Right now most people don't know where to direct their anger and outrage and feel that the government is going to save us once again. Well, it's not Main Street and it's not (most of) Wall Street, either. The true source of their anger should be the criminals who have hijacked our country and caused this depression BY DESIGN, just as they did back in 1929 so that they may be the "saviors" with their "one world currency", "one world bank" and "world government" designed to abolish the sovereignty of nations and lead us into a global scientifically designed tyranny ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:07:52.500 Tags: .

 

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More europe

Failed federasts get their beneficial crisis Category: News & Politics Length: 00:06:22.500 Tags: .

 

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How to eliminate the derivative debt hole

Call your congress person. Lets get it done. Force Majeure in the ISDA Master agreement www.aar.com.au Relevant section: The 1992 Agreement did not include a force majeure (or impossibility) termination event due to lack of market consensus on the need for such a provision. The events of the past two years have consolidated market opinion on the need for the force majeure termination event. It is introduced at section 5(b)(ii) of the 2002 Agreement. A force majeure termination event will occur if, by reason of force majeure or act of state, the offi ce through which a party (or its credit support provider) is acting is prevented from making or receiving payments or deliveries or it becomes impossible or impracticable for that offi ce to make or receive payments or deliveries. About CDS www.tavakolistructuredfinance.com Category: News & Politics Length: 00:02:44.250 Tags: .

 

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Us iran war? eu financial crisis - gold & silver - occupy wall street: weekly news wrap-up

usawatchdog.com - The big story is the foiled Iranian plot to allegedly assassinate the Saudi Ambassador in Washington DC This is a big deal because it could spark a military conflict between the US and Iran. Oil would skyrocket in a dispute in the Persian Gulf, and the economy would surly crumble. Speaking of the economy, Europe is a mess and it appears that the EU is going to have to print lots of money and let some banks fail as it braces for a Greek default. The big worry is not just Greece but the rest of the so-called PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland Italy, Greece and Spain.) Of course, the two biggies are Spain and Italy with a combined $3.4 trillion in debt 10 times that of Greece. Banks will fail and money, lots of money, will be printed. The big beneficiary will be commodities. Gold will probably jump up as people look for inflation protection. Finally Occupy Wall Street has been going on 26 days or so and New York City officials say it's time to clean things up. The park the protesters are camping in has become unsanitary. Will they be allowed to return? Greg Hunter brings you all this and plenty more in this installment of the Weekly News Wrap-Up. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:06:30 Tags: .

 

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Greeks should revolt against debt slavery! financial fascism

Greeks should REVOLT against debt SLAVERY! Financial Fascism The Greek parliament has approved a bill on an unprecedented debt write-down with private investors, a vital part of the EU's bailout plan, which is set to save Athens over €100 billion. The bill, which was passed on Thursday, will pave the way for a massive bond swap whereby private investors are to exchange their bonds for new ones of lower value and longer maturity. The restructuring would wipe €107 billion ($142 billion) off the country's privately-held debt. Greece is now expected to issue a formal offer to bondholders. Officials say this must be done by Friday and completed by March 12, when the country will face debt repayments amounting to €14.5 billion. Athens hopes to get at least two thirds of private creditors to sign up to the deal. This would allow the swap to be enforced on the remaining lenders. There are still concerns, however, that private investors will not be so eager to buy any new Greek debt. They already hold about €200 billion of Greek bonds and with the swap will take a real loss of 73-74 per cent. The private debt restructuring is a key demand put forward by the EU to Greece in exchange for another bailout worth €130 billion ($172 billion) in loans to be paid by 2014. The eurozone finance ministers approved the package on Tuesday, thus averting Greece's default on all obligations for March. Analysts say that while allowing Athens to service the debt next month, the EU is setting Greece ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:03:12.750 Tags: .

 

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Dow jones / stock market collapse coming soon. keep buying fools.

Chart of the DOW showing the rising wedge formation which is almost complete, and also accompanied by trending lower volume. For all of those who believe the lies about the current state of our economy/country.....You deserve to get burned for being brainwashed and buying at these ridiculous levels. The DOW should be WELL UNDER 10000, NOT over 12000. Needless to say if the Federal(I mean Private) Reserve did not keep printing money, borrowing money, and keeping interest rates at zero....and whatever other tactics they have pulled...we would already be testing the 2008 lows. It will come anyway. They can only prop up the markets for so long. Almost all rising wedges will fail(85-90%). Once people stop living for free in bank owned homes, you will see all the consumer spending PLUMMET. Easy to take mortgage money / rent money and spend it on iphones...etc. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:00:34.500 Tags: .

 

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P-1, strategic foreclosure, anthony, misty croslin, haleigh, equity , casey anthony,

Click yellow button to subscribe...... Walking away from a useless debt. Avoiding the Short Sale dance? Stiff-arming the guilt trip ads, the nonsense of protecting your credit rating at your expense, during a depression is strange. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:01:33.750 Tags: .

 

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'euro on edge, will collapse by november if no new crisis plan'

European Central Bank officials have agreed to buy Eurozone government bonds to fight the continental debt crisis. Although it's not clear yet which bonds the bank is going to buy - experts expect them to be from debt-laden countries like Italy and Spain. That's after the German government reportedly admitted that the EU rescue fund won't be able to save Italy, the Eurozone's third biggest economy, if it needs help. The G7 group of the most-industrialised nations are also vowing to support financial stability and welcomed what it called 'decisive actions taken in the US and Europe'. But financier and author Patrick Young says the EU needs to change tack immediately. Category: Entertainment Length: 00:03:48.750 Tags: .

 

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Fears of a greek default hit market prices

Banks and insurers concerns on a lack of political unity in the euro zone in tackling the debt crisis is one of the reasons analyst say for the 26 month low in share prices. Adding to the gloom was the failure of the weekend's meeting of finance ministers from the Group of Seven industrialised nations to come up with any fresh proposals for boosting global growth. But it is fears that Greece could default on its debts which has hit the markets hardest. ... www.euronews.net Category: News & Politics Length: 00:00:48 Tags: euronews economy .

 

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Next into debt pit? italy ducks as crisis hits

Italy's credit score has taken a knock - financial ratings firm Standard and Poor's has downgraded the country by one notch, deepening the Eurozone's economic woes. The agency also gave a gloomy forecast for the country's ability to get itself out of trouble. Italy's Premier Silvio Berlusconi has criticized the decision calling it 'out of touch with reality'. S&P said its move was prompted by Italy's weak economic growth and fears the government will fail to deal with its huge debt, despite parliament recently passing an austerity budget. The downgrade now means it could be more expensive for Italy to borrow money to pay its creditors. Meanwhile cash-strapped Greece has been given an ultimatum by EU and IMF offcials to enforce deeper budget cuts if it wants to avoid going bankrupt early next month. That's after Eurozone leaders chose to wait until October before ruling on whether to release the next 8 billion Euro bailout. But economists say more austerity measures will only make matters worse. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com Category: News & Politics Length: 00:02:22.500 Tags: .

 

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(cityrail) banks ready to alight from shaky train deal (27 september 2010)

www.smh.com.au 5rl0.html Heath Aston STATE POLITICAL EDITOR September 26, 2010 EXCLUSIVE THE project to build Sydney's new train is in financial crisis, with the state government under pressure to commit to a $350 million bail-out to guarantee its future. A confidential briefing document passed to The Sun-Herald shows the government has been warned that banks are preparing to step away from the $2.4 billion Waratah train public-private partnership. Four lending banks want to withdraw $357 million in loans amid fears that the Reliance Rail consortium, owned by engineering firm Downer EDI, is already insolvent before a single Waratah train has even been delivered to RailCorp. Reliance needs at least $250 million to complete the 626 carriages on order by 2013. The Keneally government has been warned it must either refinance Reliance's debts or guarantee the bank loans in their current form. Both options would put at risk other infrastructure projects in NSW by adding nearly $400 million to the state's liabilities. Bailing out Reliance would also be another big embarrassment for Labor, which entered a public-private partnership to protect the NSW taxpayer from financial risk. Premier Kristina Keneally confirmed to The Sun-Herald that she was receiving advice from Treasury on the problems facing Reliance, while shadow treasurer Mike Baird has been briefed by financial institutions about the ''time bomb'' a Coalition state government might inherit. The 78 Waratah trains - the ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:01:18.750 Tags: rail .

 

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Economic collapse - doing more of the same is insane!

Join The Wave! www.GreeneWave.com More debt will not solve our existing debt problem or structural insolvency but simply cause an even greater more catastrophic economic collapse. Advertise: www.greenewave.com Donate: www.paypal.com Category: Nonprofits & Activism Length: 00:05:52.500 Tags: .

 

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'obama housing plan fails'

As President Barack Obama's housing program fails, big banks are basking in success. The president's HEMP plan did nothing to save the average or middle class Americans home, making the housing crisis worse. Nomi Prins says banks aren't stepping up to help homeowners because they don't have too; there is no incentive for them to, when all they would be doing is making less of a profit. Category: News & Politics Length: 00:06:02.250 Tags: .

 

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Siccda election debate 2011, irish debt default

The South Inner City Community Development Association hosted a General Election Debate on Tuesday 15th February 2011. A selection of candidates from Dublin South Central took to the platform to answer questions from the public. This video is a question on Irish Debt Default. Category: Nonprofits & Activism Length: 00:07:18.750 Tags: .

 

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Comical lenny (a parody of comical ali)

Mohammed Saeed al-Sahhaf, better known as 'Comical Ali' was the Iraqi Information Minister under Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. He is remembered for his ridiculous televised broadcasts in which he would repeatedly declare that Iraq was winning the 2003 US lead war, and that American troops were committing mass suicide. The absolute denial of the situation has given rise to a new 'Comical' character, namely the Irish Minister of Finance, who has repeatedly denied that the nation would need a bailout or that there were any significant problems in our banking system which would warrant help from the IMF. We bring you 'Comical Lenny' Category: Entertainment Length: 00:02:57.750 Tags: .

 

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Pandora's box

A Greek Tragedy Visit www.nomorebailouts.eu Category: News & Politics Length: 00:06:55.500 Tags: .

 

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Stiglitz - the failure of economics 4

8 Feb 2010 What we should do now? Three elements The first -- the good news is that we're all Keynesians now. All governments realized that they needed to increase expenditures to stimulate the economy. But it was very clear that in the United States it was not well-designed. One-third of it went to tax cuts. It was so clear that given the overhang of debt and uncertainties in the Labour market much of it would not be spent. We need more stimulus. The worry is that the overhang of debt is so much that there are great pressures to reduce government spending. So there was a 'moment' when we were all Keynesians. The problem is they weren't strong enough. And unemployment continued. If it wasn't for [Keynesianism] unemployment would have been higher. Second -- the number of homes going into default is increasing. President Obama didn't do anything on the houses that were under water. He didn't want to write-down any of those mortgages. The result is that they have increased. Some mortgages have been restructured but they have been restructured in ways that leave them even more in debt. There is a broad consensus that more needs to be done on this. Third -- reforming regulation. We've done almost nothing. I've talked about increasing transparency for the banks (and flawed accounting). Then organization -- banks too big to fail are too big to be. It's also too inter-twined, too inter-correlated. Then structural reforms. The system is deep with conflicts of interests. For ... Category: People & Blogs Length: 00:07:16.500 Tags: .

 

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Crosstalk ft. jim rogers: euro jitters

Does the eurozone need to promote more fiscal responsibility? Is Italy too big to fail? Can the EU afford a Greek default? And isn't it already bankrupt? Can new institutions and profound restructuring save the currency? CrossTalking with Scheherazade Rehman, Jim Rogers and Dennis Gartman. CT on FB: www.facebook.com/crosstalkrulez Category: News & Politics Length: 00:19:47.250 Tags: .

 

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Silver & gold plunge! future money trends report - - - episode 6 - september 23, 2011

futuremoneytrends.com Without fail, the Federal Reserve's latest announcements at the FOMC two day meeting rumbled the markets, this time in the downward direction. The Dow Jones fell 391 points Thursday after the announcement of launching 'Operating Twist' where $400 billion of the Fed's shorter term Treasuries would be sold to purchase longer term Treasuries. Three members of the Fed board said the Fed's policies may help cause high inflation and dissented on the decision; the most negative votes in almost twenty years. http www.cnbc.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Gold and Silver are dropping Friday in what ZeroHedge calls a Plunge-fest, Silver almost testing the thirty dollar an ounce mark and gold well below $1700. Most likely this is due to the ever nearing collapse of the Euro zone as Greece is approaching inevitable default, causing investors to flood to the slightly safer Dollar. Time to BUY BUY BUY precious metals! James Turk is maintaining his $2000 an ounce prediction for the end of October for Gold. Other commodities are falling such as oil which is down $10 from last time to now under $80 a barrel. These drops are most likely short term. One factor may be the CFTC backing down on some plans that would have increased regulation in commodities trading. www.zerohedge.com gata.org oil-price.net gata.org Wednesday Moody's rating agency downgraded debt ratings for Bank of America, Citigroup and Wells Fargo stating the US government is now more comfortable with ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:02:21 Tags: Lindsey Williams .

 

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Raising the debt ceiling: it just makes sense. not.

[Editor's Note: Go to reason.com for details, charts, and links] Some say the world will end in fire and some say in ice. But in Washington, a lot of people say it will end if we don't continually raise the debt ceiling. The statutory debt limit, or debt ceiling, represents the maximum amount of debt the federal government can carry at any given time. The limit was created in 1917 so that Congress wouldn't have to vote every time the government wanted to increase the amount of debt (which was becoming a more and more frequent occasion). Since then, the Treasury Department has had the authority to issue new debt up to whatever the limit is to fund government needs. Last year, the limit was raised to $14.3 trillion, an amount that is about to reached. As it approaches, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has said failing to raise the limit would likely mean the US would default on its debt, creating "real chaos" in place of the fake chaos that's out there now. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has said that failing to raise the limit would be "deeply irresponsible" and and Austan Goolsbee, President Obama's chief economic adviser, has said that not raising the limit would create "the first default in history caused purely by insanity." Eh, maybe. As Reason columnist and Mercatus Center economist Veronique de Rugy, has pointed out, we've maxed out the nation's credit card in the past without such dire results. In the mid-1980s, the mid-1990s, and in 2002, for instance ... Category: News & Politics Length: 00:00:33.750 Tags: reason.tv reason.com nick gillespie .

 

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Mostaque says transparency key to dubai debt solution: video

Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Emad Mostaque, Middle East equity-fund manager at Pictet Asset Management, talks with Bloomberg's Margaret Brennan and Francine Lacqua about the risk of debt default by Dubai. Dubais debt risk, after jumping the most last week since January, is still below the level signaling a potential failure as investors expect the emirate will be rescued by oil-rich neighbor Abu Dhabi. The cost to protect against Dubai reneging on obligations doubled last week after state company Dubai World, with $59 billion of liabilities, sought a standstill agreement from creditors. (Source: Bloomberg) Category: Entertainment Length: 00:03:21 Tags: Financial Services .

 

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