Are We Chumps?
“The bankers think we are chumps!” says Simon Johnson, Former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Here is the link to a very informative Bill Moyers show.
“The bankers think we are chumps!” says Simon Johnson, Former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Here is the link to a very informative Bill Moyers show.
Gerald Celente of trends research predicted runs on banks will occur in February of this year. I believe that prediction was made in the middle of 2008.
Today we have 4 more banks that have gone under making 13 so far this year. It should be clear to the American public that the biggest banks are insolvent. We will most likely see a lot of banks, store chains, malls, restaurants, etc. closing in the near future.
With deflation it might make sense to hide money in your mattress instead of a failing bank. At least move your money to a local bank that has no CDS, MBS, SIV or other toxic asset exposure. That means out of Citibank or Bank of America for sure.
Then there is the stock market, which is starting to look like the 1930’s. Use of this chart as a guide might be useful:
Oracle is a new show from BBC. This animation uses the audio and is rather humorous and frightening at the same time, if that is possible.
Batemanimation 14: The Oracle with Max Keiser from scottbateman on Vimeo.
This video is necessary viewing for anyone who thinks that Fox news is anywhere near fair and balanced.
And has been since it started. Paul Craig Roberts, who served as an Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan Administration, has an excellent article on this here.
In Austin Texas someone hacked into the traffic signs and caused the following image to appear:
I predict more and more zombies to be showing up all across the country and the biggest most dangerous ones, of course, will appear on wall street and in Washington D.C.
More info on the actual event here.
Politico is reporting that newly installed Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner issued new rules Tuesday restricting contacts with lobbyists – and then hired Mark Patterson, who was a registered lobbyist for Goldman Sachs from 2005 until April of 2008, to be his top aide.
I guess we are supposed to think that do as I say not as I do is change to believe in.
I finished Softexion today using 6 instances of Discovery Pro and one instance of Addictive Drums. It was created using Metro (as always) on a 2.1 gHz MacBook Pro without any additional Music hardware.
I wrote PluckedString today using the Korg Triton Extreme and the plug-in Kontakt 3 using some sounds from the GPO Library.
Very interesting article here.