Financial Terrorism

I thought I'd supply folks with a startling article authored by Sean Broderick a regular editorialist to "Money and Markets" a Martin Weiss web based publication. I subscribe to their "Safe Money Report". One of their free services available to all is that which is supplied by the following link.

http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/financial-terrorism...

Sean has written one of the finest expose's concerning concerning SOT Tim Geithner along with his Goldman Sachs/AIG ties and their ongoing plans to stick the U.S. taxpayer for their massive losses and all with our newly seated President's blessing. Welcome to their New World Order...!

This article along with my most recent posting "The truth shall make you very ill" will put things in proper perspective as to the gravity of the financial crimes being committed in high places against "we the people" and with the complicity of our now "rogue" Congress.

Disclaimer: I have no financial interest in promoting this report nor have any association with Weiss Inc., other than being one of their subscribers. "Money and Markets" is a regular free report and I recommend it highly to folks that are concerned about their financial safety in these challenging times.

Carl Nemo **==

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DejaVuAllOver on April 4, 2009 - 2:56pm

Nice, Carl. I too read the Weiss newsletter and find it fascinating. These guys are unbelievably smart about our sick financial system and corresponding political protectionism. But what I find really disturbing is that we're all forced to be psychics these days just to live above the poverty line. What happened to the days, long long ago, when men survived and prospered by offering a good product or service, not by being successful speculators in other people's work?

Carl Nemo on April 4, 2009 - 8:54pm

Hi DejaVuAllOver...

"What happened to the days, long long ago, when men survived and prospered by offering a good product or service, not by being successful speculators in other people's work?"...extract from post

We can thank the Reagan/H.W. Bush~Clinton/Gore eras for their birthing of the "FIRE economy"; ie., Finance, Insurance, Real Estate and the continual churning of such asset classes under a blue sky, uber laissez faire business environment reaching its culmination with the repeal of the 30's "Glass-Steagall Act" and the implementation of "pirate capitalist" dream legislation the "Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act" in 1999.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIRE_economy

The aforementioned political miscreants sowed the wind with their intentional legislative malfeasance and now the common people are reaping the whirlwind.

We're paying the supreme price for having fallen asleep at the wheel by allowing legislators to devolve into "rogue" entities who simply report to their major contributors while disrespecting their duty to protect citizens back home in Mayberry from the ravages of unfetterred "Capitalism Gone Wild"...!

Wake Up America...!

Carl Nemo **==

bryan mcclellan on April 5, 2009 - 10:49am

Wow, for more light on the subject check out Bill Moyers Journal/PBS and his interview with William K Black, Prof/econ & law - University of Missouri.

The more I learn about economics and how they have trashed us the closer I get to tearing out what little hair I've left.The jailhouse hasn't been built big enough to hold all that should be held accountable and it appears that the focus on Detroit auto and the unions is just another 911 to conveniently distract.

Has anyone else got the feeling that they want us in the streets with pitchforks and torches?

Who is next, the Mom and Pop fruit stand?
Hold onto your hats, here comes Monsanto....

griff on April 5, 2009 - 12:18pm

A fine, if not brief, example of the revolving cast of elite thieves that makes up our Ruling Class. Let them eat genetically modified, poisonous cake!

Spitzer was taken down because he was going after the banksters. The prostitute thing was merely the means to an end. Lost in the Spitzer story was the fact that he was caught because the government monitors all banking transactions, and selectively goes after those that don't toe the line politically, using legislation that was supposedly enacted to go after Al-Qaida. At least he was involved with a woman of legal age. The same can't be said of the likes of Barney Frank, et al, who ran an underaged male prostitution ring.

And we know what happened to Wellstone.

Carl Nemo on April 6, 2009 - 12:36am

Thanks Bryan and Griff for your feedback.

I thought I'd supply a link to a little known agency of our government. It's truly a "Big Brother" agency that monitors "all" financial transactions both domestic and foreign. You might say it's the financial equivalent of the NSA. It's the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network which is under the department of the U.S. Treasury.

This org monitors all financial transactions worldwide and it's tentacles are becoming evermore invasive as it grows in strength. The Justice Dept also has a intel branch that monitors activity for the purpose of studying patterns that might indicate a crime has been committed.

http://www.fincen.gov/

Our banking transactions are monitored and I mean everything; ie., ATM activity, deposits, withdrawals, CD holdings etc. If you take a trip and use your credit card or credit/debit card, every transaction can be monitored as you travel about real time allowing them to study your habits.

This organization would have been aware of of Joe Cassano's AIGFP (British Unit) activities concerning his sale of derivatives insurance without proper reserves etc. They would have known that Bernie Madoff had massive deposits in a single New York Bank along with his electronic trail as to where the money went or any other derivative accounts from his activities.

Unfortunately if you have a criminally disposed executive branch in place with the same for appointees such as the AG along with the total corruption of the Justice Department, then nothing gets done. Why, because these financial criminals are part of the dirty money feedback loop back into both Congressional and Executive Branch offshore accounts. Yes, Virginia our now rogue government officials would do such; ie., engage in off-shoring and down and dirty money-laundering. But wait, FinCen was created to monitor "us" not them and that's the problem. They continually use our tax dollars to build an evermore efficient system to monitor the common citizen with enforcement agencies to bust our heads along with a corrupt justice department to make sure we pay for our crimes as a result of their criminally inspired legislation, while they "skate"...!

What I have to laugh about concerning the Madoff debacle is that our government knew about this guy. Even the SEC knew he was a scamster, but they let him continue until he caused major financial damage to a lot of individuals and institutions. I wish the deep pockets survivors of this Madoff scandal would get proactive and use the power of their wealth to help their fellow citizen/investors clean out this nest of vipers we now have for a government.

Link concerning Madoff's "hidden loot" which is pure b.s. They know where his money is hidden; ie., FINCEN does, but their intel base, just like that of the NSA's is only for use by special entities with an agenda.

http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1...

Carl Nemo **==

bryan mcclellan on April 5, 2009 - 1:51pm

And RICO is now just some guy from Latin America. That just about boils it. -!

gazelle1929 on April 5, 2009 - 6:59pm

Has anyone really read the cited article?

It is extremely short on facts and extremely long on supposition, innuendo, insinuation, unfounded accusations, and just plain misstatements.

It certainly did not live up to the hype of "one of the finest expose's (sic)", nor did it "put things in proper perspective". The article has NO substance. None. It is simply more of the same old stuff about the so-called New World Order, financial crimes committed by the Government, etc.

Waste of bandwidth.

almandine on April 5, 2009 - 10:37pm

"It is extremely short on facts and extremely long on supposition, innuendo, insinuation, unfounded accusations, and just plain misstatements."

Do carry on...

Collectivism is slavery.

Carl Nemo on April 29, 2009 - 8:28pm

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Carl Nemo on April 29, 2009 - 8:25pm

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griff on April 5, 2009 - 10:53pm

Hmmm. I've read it twice now and can't seem to locate any mention of the New World Order. It would appear that you are the one guilty of not reading it.

gazelle1929 on April 6, 2009 - 6:54am

Reference to new World Order was in the original post on this blog thread.

Carl Nemo on April 6, 2009 - 12:23am

Yo Gazelle1929...

"Waste of bandwidth."...extract from your reply

Huh?! What are you a bandwidth cop?

As time goes on your replies to this site and its members are getting evermore petty and "snarky" as I've mentioned on another of your replies to this site.

It's not simply that you disagree with an article, but you come on like gangbusters with your summary, everso lawyerly but sometimes skewed critiques.

When you write something, I take the time to compliment you based on its merits, but you seem to keep whining about every dot and tittle concerning what others post to this site. Again, its not he fact you find disagreement, but it's all the "value-added" snide b.s. you manage to add to your commentary.

This area of CHB happens to be my blog turf on Doug Thompson's site. You are lucky that I don't own the site because I'm at the point I'd be giving you a seaboot launch over the stern, hopefully into shark infested waters... : |

Carl Nemo **==

gazelle1929 on April 6, 2009 - 6:52am

So one is entitled to express any opinion except one that disagrees with yours?

Petty? Snarky? I said the article was short on facts and long on other than fact. What is petty about that? What is snarky?

Please enlighten me and tell me how I could have avoided this criticism.

As to the "waste of bandwidth" I was referring not to what you posted but to the article which you cited. With all due respect, there was really nothing there, at least in my opinion.

woody188 on April 6, 2009 - 3:41pm

I found the article more factual and truthful than your average Wall Street Journal editorial. Thanks for sharing Carl.

And Carl, I'm glad you have "crossed over" from the fix the system from within crowd. It's a big step toward real change when one realizes the change they desire will not be allowed to occur from within the 2-party system. Quite the eye opener. It shows your courage and bravery to accept the truth despite your pre-programming to the contrary. I welcome your input and value your opinions.

I just hope more will follow and that level heads will prevail.

bryan mcclellan on April 5, 2009 - 11:09pm

If I am to be accused of being a fool, then by all means come through the front door with it Gazelle.

stardad9591 on April 13, 2009 - 10:10am

Hi Nemo, I'm dad2059 slipping through the backdoor again. Yeah, it's a lot of funny-money all right and I suspect we'll pay the piper for it eventually.

I'm having a hard time convincing the spouse however. She's been thoroughly indoctrinated over the years.

Oh well, I hope it's quick!

www.dad2059.wordpress.com

Carl Nemo on April 13, 2009 - 6:37pm

Hi stardad9591...

Thanks for the visit. It's not unusual for one side of the family equation to not buy into the gloom and doom that many of us portend.

Just make sure you are prepared best as possible to defend your life and household in the event the balloon goes up. My first blogpost to CHB concerns the very matter of preparedness in the event you haven't perused the material.

Btw folks, "stardad" hosts a superb website that's on the cutting edge of many ideas and theories concerning politics, science, pseudo-science, cryptozoology, UFO's, USO's etc. and quite possibly he's got some subject matter of interest for you too. : )

http://www.dad2059.wordpress.com/

Carl Nemo **==