Bubblicious

Governments unlike the big banks and the Federal Reserve do not have the luxury of keeping the bank scheme continuing as long as they can anymore, factors that once padded the same pockets is now harder to manipulate to benefits all parties involved. Government has elections to face, the voters with new links to real facts and information and media influence run by government. Many big businesses believe that half of anything is better than nothing at all, even just the idea that you can save or gain can be enough, the illusion that you may still have control over your money can be attractive to anyone. This is just what is happening with the big banks trying to salvage and preserve any of the actual asset debt by deflating the fiat debt, with derivatives and swaps, this ongoing process has create a global bond bubble bigger than we have ever seen. This is the compromise to avert the disaster looming, the paper millionaires will be the fist to feel it after the banks. The loss of their gains that were never real to begin with will be appeased by banks reducing their debts and the feeling of them "gaining" will pacify the real loss of all. The real question is what will cause the collapse in the global economy, inflation or deflation?
The biggest credit bubble is on the verge of bursting and we all know that the results will change the world forever. Governments used to love inflation because they are for the most part the "borrowers" so they can pay back the borrowed money far into the future with inflated money. Banks on the other hand used to hate inflation when they actually had to hold on to the loans they made now they pack and sell off the loans they make with little to no regard for the default rate or logistics of the details. The natural outcome would have been deflation from the banking crisis of 2008 , it would have lead to real business growth for the small majority, yet it would have cost the established powers that be their christmas bonuses or positions. The powers that be (TPTB) cannot have that. The complete asset forfeiture crash in 2008 was avoided by a hand out, half of our world's money given to banks, this has created a negative tenue within government and banks. This cycle we are seeing deflation then inflation only occurs when you are dealing with debt based fiat money. The banks are not any better than the cartel or drug dealers handing the ignorant a bag or a lifestyle (debt) and you are in it, stuck with it for life with no way out.
really it is disinflation, then stagnation, followed by deflation, then you get inflation across the nation, looms a dangerous fixation, with a finale of hyperinflation.
The Federal Reserve (FED) has an agenda and that is devaluing the US dollar. The FED has told us time and time again that inflation is good for the economy. Now the head of the FED Janet Yellen is admitting that deflation will be a positive thing for the economy. However, the Debt deflation is the FEDs worst nightmare,because the truth is that the economy is not what Yellen is concerned with. The real concern is the bonds interest rates, the $191 trillion that Wall St. banks and U.S. have in derivative trades. The obsession the FED has creating inflation allows government spending without going bankrupt and debt deflation would for sure wipe out big banks and the U.S. altogether. The main focus is to keep interest rates to be low as possible because a slight rise even one percent means hundreds of billions more added on to the already massive payments of U.S. debt.
Miss priced assets have lead to multiple markets manipulated by what we think has value. Possession is law and fraud is the status quo now. Banks insured by the FED, with the extensions of the commodities clauses that the Dodd and Frank Act has enabled the banks to gain control profitably. Supply and demand, the general order of human innovation, increasing productivity and the real assets that can be bought and sold and we wont really see deflation even though it is there with the things we need because those things are real, like food and medicine, unlike the swaps and derivative that are truly phony assets. There has never been a solution to scarcity, not monetary, fiscal, economic or political. Currencies can and have died, the scary thing is this time it is on a global scale. Death of our currency is close but it wont just die quickly. It will be a horrific struggle with massive denial and a fight to the death. Most people are earning half of the loans they owe. Loans for houses or cars that are three times what they are worth. People have more money in debt than in savings it is just a matter of time before people see that fiat currency is merely currency, not real value or money. For a while, currency will have increased buying power then people will start to get it and see it is being inflated, then the currency will collapse in buying power, while the buying power of money will be maintained. The only way to get ahead is to ride it out you buy into deflation and ride out the inflation.

They just didn't have enough Greece to make it run properly

In 2012, Ebrahim Rahbari and Willem Buiter CitiGroup’s Chief Analysts came up with the term “Grexit” a blend of Greece, Euro, and Exit.  Following the Financial crisis in Greece it was acknowledged that they might be leaving the Euro, predicting that more money lent would hurt the Euro and neighboring counties and the Grexit would be the only other option than differentiated government bond yields.  In 2012, De la Rue a British money printing company was rumored to have been printing out the fresh drachma, which takes an estimated six months from time of order placement to printing on paper.  These rumors and fear created a nine-month money withdrawing frenzy.  It was estimated that Greek banks deposits fell by thirteen percent constructing a plan to impose control on the movement of money anticipating more panic with upcoming elections.

Convincing the people of Greece to leave the Euro to support a currency that will potentially collapse was not the only challenge.  The economic depression that this would cause would end with slow economic growth for many, not to mention the hardship the Greek citizens would face.  The Deutsche Bank stated in 2010 that Europe accounted for twenty-five percent of world trade; it was the largest trading partner between China and the United States.  Speculation that European stocks would plummet fifty percent and other nation’s bond yields could widen 100 to 200 basis points leaving them unable to service their own sovereign debts.

            The Euro has hit a nine-year low, for many counties and regions unemployment, flat growth rate along with low inflation it seems impossible to reduce the debt levels that would help shift this trend.  The Eurozone is better assembled than it was in 2010, The Eurozone can handle the exit without a massive hit because the privet sector only has about five percent of Greece’s debt, and the government is better equipped with bail out funds ready for such events unlike five years ago.  However, this has nothing to do with the unpredictability of the people, investors, and stability that will directly affect and hurt the Euro and the ECB.

This has become not only a financial matter, it now is highly political.The upcoming elections on January 25 in Greece have sparked some not so inviting tones from France and Germany.  With new prime ministers in Italy and France ready to reform their nations in ways that have gained total support of Germany’s Angela Merkel, who has insisted European-imposed austerity on nations who really need the complete opposite. January will be a hard month for the Euro to regain at strength, too much is uncertain and unanswered. Many questions will be pending on the candidate Alexis Tsipras, who may soon be the youngest Greek leader at the tender age of forty with a left-wing alliance Syriza on his side it seems that they deem to diminish the austerity measures. This threat is creating disorder among Eurozone members. If Tsipras is elected it is not certain that Greece would exit the Euro but it is implied. Could Greece leaving the Euro cause a ripple effect and open Pandora’s Box to many other counties assuming their role?

Right past the point of Wrong

"The few, who understand the system, will either be so interested from its profits or so dependant on its favors, that there will be no opposition from that class.”  — Rothschild Brothers of London, 1863

With Rothschild and Sons Limited being one of De La Rue's advisors, its no surprise they won the bid and are signing on to a 10 year bank note printing contract with the bank of England that would begin in April 2015.  Mark Carney seemed confident as he tried to explain, "We have to accept that as this process moves forward, as some economies emerge from a period of exceptional unconventional stimulus, there will be greater volatility,” Carney said in an interview on CNBC today,  “That in and of itself should not influence the path of normalization of monetary policy."

            Not surprising they are “saving” the economy, none knowing how much the monetary inflation required for this will be?  In April 2015, should we see U.S. rates peak?  Maybe they will just keep printing enough fiat to totally collapse our currency altogether.  How do we fight the FED? We have to be very careful in this “gang war” of power. People really think its all about stocks, bonds and fiat, its not. It’s really about the empire and who is running it. It’s about Carney, Dimon, Rothschild and many more. It’s about mass global and social networks of feudalism. Spreading a virus that we all know is mutating and becoming airborne. It’s the building of artificial borders to use and control labor, people and commodities.

  It may be that they are redefining the problem to suit themselves. We the “common” people are always the last to know, unprepared and doomed to repeat the past over and over again. Is this an indicator of what is to come?  Print, print and print for the next decade, is that the new normal way to hedge?  Could it be much more?  I know it is.

           

"Give me control of a nation's money and I care not who makes its laws" — Mayer Amschel Bauer Rothschild