Sometimes the subject of money seems
very complicated. At other times it seems simple enough. There are
people in the system who make it look complicated so that we do not
understand what they are doing. The broad sweep of this view is that
they are robbing us blind. I go along with that one. So does
Ed Steele whose essay is linked here. The Birdman disagrees
somewhat. Then there is the housing bubble that we all thought was
making us rich. In the end you need to read for yourself, think for
yourself and decide for yourself. Then you can back your judgment
with your very own, genuine, hard earned money. Inaction is a form of
action. Leave it in the bank and watch the value fade. They call it
inflation. It is robbery by your wonderful government. Good luck.
The recent history of Currency Resets & The Bretton Woods
Stitch Up
Nigel Farage's little mate explains how the
Americans rubber dicked us using the
Bretton Woods
System [ ex Wiki ]. He also mentions that they moved the goal posts in 1971
without any pretence of democracy.
List Of European Countries By Average Wage ex Wiki
Average Pay
2018
QUOTE
Whether you are a security guard, lawyer, or IT worker, wages vary hugely
across the UK. But where are the towns and cities that offer the best wages?
Workers in 15 of the country's largest towns and cities -
defined here as built-up urban areas with 135,000 or more people - earn
more than the average weekly wage of £539.
In contrast, workers in the 48 other towns and cities of this size earned
less than the national average. (Full list at bottom of story).
The reasons reveal a great deal about the way people live and work.
There are no prizes for guessing that salaries are highest in London,
where the average weekly wage is £727.
Nor that the capital is followed by neighbouring towns and cities.
The next six highest earning places are all in the South East, with
average wages of £600 or more in Reading, Crawley, Milton Keynes, Cambridge,
Slough and Oxford.
UNQUOTE
Circa £500 is the short answer.
Permanent Interest Bearing Shares
The
Telegraph tells us about PIBs which have a fixed interest rates but are
traded just like bonds. That means the effective interest will be lower but
probably more than the 0% [ minus inflation ] offered by most banks. If their prices
change the effective rate changes too. Are they the way to go? Think first. Ask
advice second. Are Building societies charities or charitable? Hint: NO!
Anglo Tapes
Bankers
demonstrate the depth of cynical corruption in Ireland.
Bitcoin
It could beat
the government fraud which is Quantitative Easing
but it is open to other criminals.
Banks
Financial Engineering is very
profitable until it goes wrong. Then the banks demand money, lots of money.
How much? Just think of a number then add some noughts.
Credit Rating
Your credit rating is about how much you pay to borrow. The
Tories have just [ 23 February 2013 ] fouled up on it.
City Crime
Is the City of London a criminal organisation? It sometimes looks that way.
Given the amount of money swilling around, a lot of people are going to get
rich. Private Eye tells us about fraud every time,
not just sometimes. Others feel that it is not just a few bad eggs; it is the
lot. When people have enough power, enough money to get the rules rigged in
their favour, things are going to happen. Crooked banks have walked away rich.
It looks bent to me.
Economics Explained
By
Professor Hayek. Economists are, in the main dangerous idiots, especially
when they get taken seriously.
Euro Finance
Can it really be that bad, a casino where the dice are loaded? Yes!
Financial Engineering
Is all about manipulation. It tends to look for things that are not illegal or that
are untraceable. Robbery is legally defined. Engineering has the same effect.
Finance For Dummies
Can it really be that simple? Yes!
Peer to Peer Lending
P2P lending is the way of the future; at all events it is the way to go as long
as major banks are screwing lenders with interest rates of circa 0%, an
effective negative rate due to inflation generated by government waste.
Holocaust® Compensation
This is your opportunity to get rich, or maybe just richer. You
may not have realised for the last sixty odd years that you are victims,
entitled to compensation but now your moment has come. Go for it. They do not
actually say that it is a Jew only deal but you will find out that out when you
try.
Anonymity
Matters to people because it makes them safer from extortion
among other things. Corrupt governments do not like it because it makes
extortion more difficult. This is why they invented the crime of
Money Laundering. Of course they use fraudulent accounting but then they are
different. They have the fire power, the tanks, the machine guns. They control
the law so they are above the law when all is said.
The Financial Crisis 2008 Explained
This is not necessarily a definitive answer but it casts a
spotlight on the perpetrators. Perhaps they are not all Jews, just an
overwhelming most of them.
Financial Problems
Solved
Adolf inherited major financial problems when he took over
Germany in 1933. Adolf sorted them out. Bankers and the media keep very quiet
about how he did it; a good reason why we should know.
Banking And Fraud
Fractional reserve banking sounds harmless enough. Quantitative Easing
sounds even less harmful. It is just a different word for the same monstrous
fraud.
Banks Are Cooking The Books
Hal Turner explains all. Hal Turner is in prison. As a result?
They would say not. Some might believe them.
Behavioural Finance
Psychologists explain some the biases which control our behaviour
under conditions of doubt.
The Big Short - Inside the Doomsday
Machine - an excerpt is at Betting
on the Blind Side
QUOTE
Based on reading Michael Lewis Liar's Poker and Moneyball, I wondered whether
The Big Short would prove to be entertaining and informative. If you've read
some of Lewis' books, you might agree that the "entertaining" part would seem to
be a reasonably safe bet. It turns out, it is. The Big Short is fast-paced,
straightforward, conversational and salty--very much like his earlier works.
Indeed, if you didn't know Michael Lewis had written this book, you could
probably guess it. It is easy reading and very hard to put down. In short (no
pun), The Big Short doesn't disappoint in being entertaining........
How informative is the book? Well, it may seem that Lewis has his work cut out
for himself, since the events of the recent financial crisis are already well
known. More than that, lots of people have their minds made up concerning who
the perps of the last few years are............. In describing what led up to
the darkest days of the crisis, Lewis does a good job helping the reader to see
how the great financial storm developed. All in all, this is an informative
book.
UNQUOTE
Michael Lewis was on the inside. He knows what he talking about
and lets us, the little people know.
Greatest Trade Ever Behind the Scenes is also recommended. I might
even buy this one. It is that good. It should be available from your friendly
local library. If not pester them to get it for you.
Celebrities
Show Us How Not To Do It
They are famous so they must be cleverer than mere mortals?
Not a chance. They can foul up bigger and better than us.
The Death of Paper Money
QUOTE
EBay is offering a well-thumbed volume of
"Dying of Money: Lessons of the Great German and American Inflations" at a
starting bid of $699 (shipping free.. thanks a lot). The crucial passage comes in Chapter 17
entitled "Velocity". Each big inflation -- whether the early 1920s in Germany,
or the Korean and Vietnam wars in the US -- starts with a passive expansion of
the quantity money. This sits inert for a surprisingly long time. Asset prices
may go up, but latent price inflation is disguised. The effect is much like
lighter fuel on a camp fire before the match is struck.
People’s willingness to hold money can
change suddenly for a "psychological and spontaneous reason" , causing a spike
in the velocity of money. It can occur at lightning speed, over a few weeks.
The shift invariably catches economists by surprise. They wait too long to
drain the excess money.
UNQUOTE
A good summary of things that may well
repeat themselves soon. Buy gold. Buy real assets. Paper is a snare and a
delusion.
Diamonds
Jews have been involved with the diamond industry from the off. They pretty
much created it. It is rather like the story of Hollywood, another of their
success stories.
Hyperinflation
Is much faster than ordinary inflation which is slow robbery.
Hyperinflation destroys people's saving fast. The damage is enormous as Germans
found in the 1930s. But dear old
Adolf sorted it out using Labour Treasury Certificates.
IMF
Do we need it? We have certainly got it. Should it be run by Jews
or crooks? No but we usually get the double i.e. Jews who are crooked. Jews like
the
Rutting Chimpanzee Jew, Kahn
who is currently [ August 2011 ] trying to get away with rape.
Internet Entrepreneur
Want to make a fortune? So do lots of others but - read for
yourself, think for yourself and decide for yourself.
LIBOR
The London Interbank Offered Rate is subject to fraudulent manipulation.
Moody's Ratings
Are vague, wide open to malpractice, a broken reed and proven so, but they are
what we have.
Mortgage Meltdown
It was all part of
the Financial Crisis 2008. In fact
it was right at the heart of matters.
Quantitative Easing
QUOTE
The
term quantitative easing describes an extreme form of
monetary policy used to stimulate an economy where
interest rates are either at, or close to, zero. Normally, a
central
bank stimulates the economy indirectly by lowering interest rates but when
it cannot lower them any further it can attempt to seed the
financial system with new money through quantitative easing.
UNQUOTE
QE is bad news. It is also much the same as forgery; the difference being
that it is Brown robbing us rather than [ relatively ]
honest men.
Recent Disasters [ 4 February 2010
]
They start bad and get worse. Put a price on each and you have to think billions
every time. Can you guess which is the worst?
Reserve Currency
Operating the world's reserves currency is a huge advantage; it means that the
American government never has to pay for anything;
it just prints more paper. If we do it, that is different. It is called
forgery. Prosecution and prison can result.
Savings
The Guardian, flag ship of the left is all about when it comes to finance,
getting rich, fleecing the honest working man et cetera. The bit about
#Peer to Peer Lending is worth looking at.
Usury
Is charging excessive interest on loans and forbidden by
Holy Mother Church. That is why the Jews got to create and run the finance
industry and rob us blind. It is also one reason why they are not loved.
Wall Street
Is not just in the belly of the beast; it is the beast.
Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution
Wall Street financed the Bolsheviks. Believe it or believe it
not; It is true. Both sides of the matter profited and that is the way they
like it.
Web of Debt
Explains how we are being cheated by financiers.
World Bank
Do we need one? Probably not but we have one. It keeps chancers
very profitably off the dole. It gives them power. It is bad news therefore.
The Big Takeover of
2009 [ 21 March 2009 ]
Big people matter. Little people don't so they get screwed by
the big people. Simple isn't it?
Honest
Banking The Arab Way - Hawala [ 23 November 2007 ]
QUOTE
In
this Federal Reserve transaction we have the essence of the Hawala
system, a system currently under frontal assault from the U.S.
because it is efficient, low-cost, and unregulated.......
