Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Trading with their own currency

Alexander the Great knew the power behind Greece’s only nemesis was a massive reserve of gold. Exactly where this fortune was stored and taking the booty was Alexander’s only obstacle. Alexander unified the Greeks by vilifying their common enemy who just happened to pocess the middle world’s largest known cache of gold. An obvious Condon drum was the Greek emissaries and advisors caught inside enemy camps after each victory. In addition to engaging elite Greek forces on the battlefield Alexander pursued his goal of financial independence of Greek largess. Once Alexander secured his sought after fortune he no longer needed the support of the Greek states. Alexander’s military might was no longer Greek on his last birthday. Like Alexander the great an International Financial Cartel (IFC) the “to big to fail” has coined their own currency. Through modern technology the IFC commandeered the derivatives market, captured the treasuries of taxpayers around the globe and attacked NATO allies through naked shorts CDS. The income is unregulated, not reported, and tax-free. Since the “ fat finger accident “ every major market index has revisited the bottom of the May 6 plunge. As long as the boiling taxpayer does not jump out of the tax system IFC will continue to confiscate revenue feeding politicians appetite for deficit spending.

Monday, May 24, 2010

How could they have known?

It is hard to discover answers to a criminal cyber invent when investigators are surfing porn sites. Try looking at a confluence of events, dark pools, synthetic exchanges, front running, high frequency trading, naked short CDS and off shore tax haven. There are individual who created the algorithms that allow a computer to do all of the above. Maybe the SEC and CFTC should talk to them. Hence a thousand point plunge on the Dow should be considered a warning shot. Either the taxpaying majority pay to play or the entire system comes down. This event could only take place when a captured government neglects it fiduciary duty and drags the Trojan horse into the Capital Hill. Government’s priorities have blatantly been skewed. Reflecting on the precipice of September 2008 a resolution to bailout the “ to big to fail “ took two weeks which was suppose to stop a global contagion. A $350 billion finger plugging a dike is not stopping the implosion of Ireland, Iceland, Greece, Portugal, Spain or Italy. Almost two years later and government agencies are still talking about liquidity.