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>Lords of Finance : the bankers who broke the world  - Jesse - Jesse's café
If there was ever even a lingering doubt that so-called "conspiracy theorists" were right about the socio-political-economic criminal cartel, cabal, minority, vested interests --- call it what you like --- are involved to one degree or another in hatching various plans to enhance their power (they already have money), the LIBOR incident breaking in the UK - with US collaboration and global implications - should remover the denigrating term from the modern lexicon.

How long can the integrity and personal reputations of critical thinkers be attacked and considered a defense against allegation of fraud and criminal collusion on a grand scale (rhetorical question). Our only vindication will occur when the laws of physics and math (i.e. the universe) automatically come into play. Some call gold "the punisher", but there are other mechanisms at work under the current scenario which, when triggered, will punish beyond understanding.

Every word above by Jesse is correct, but the prescription can no longer be applied by humanity. We passed that tipping point too long ago. Mathematics and the laws of physics, used to advance corruption for so long, are swords with two edges. Since the people have no stomach to act, natural forces will act for them. They may wonder at that time why they suffer with "the guilty", but those who refuse to act are guilty too. Sadly, when things inevitably "let go", the elite plan to profit from chaos will be short-lived - it is difficult to think about comfortably - universal laws are often slow to gather momentum and can be non-selective to a degree, but if we as civilized peoples lack the courage and character to act en masse to push back against those destroying the system, to a degree, we deserve what is coming.


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Beginning of the headline :LiaquatAhamed,author of Lords of Finance, The BankersWhoBroke the World,discusses theparallelsbetween the GreatDepression and the FinancialCrisis oftodayat The AmericanAcademy of Berlin. Iconcurheartilywith Mr.Ahamed on theprimary causes of thebubble and collapse,especiallywith regard to theenormouspolicyerrors of the Greenspan Fed... Read More
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