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Are Terrorists Smarter Than We Think?
According to information from The Guardian, there was a civil protection exercise in Paris that took place on the very day of the attacks –November 13, 2015. The pattern emerging is interesting. Back in 2005, on the very day of the attacks on the London Underground, there was also a civil protection exercise. On 9/11 in New York, there was also a simulation as part of a civil protection exercise. There too, confusion existed whether the aircrafts that hit the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were real or just objects of the exercise.
Of course, there were those who knew the attack was coming and used it for cover to destroy evidence. In WTC7, we had records of all bank manipulations that documented every event back to 1990, and when the Pentagon was hit the room with all the documents to verify the missing $2 trillion was destroyed. I knew what we had. Who knows what other evidence was destroyed in WTC7 based upon the Pentagon incident.
Either there is a leak of when these events will take place from the inside out or they are conducting interesting planning based upon public information. Very curious.
Australia Tracking Parents’ Accounts by Following Children
The hunt for money is getting really aggressive, as reported by the Sydney Morning Herald. They are on the verge of collapsing the economy as we get closer to 2017. G20 agreed that all countries will spy on everyone and report to each other any assets and movement of money. The Roman Emperor Maximinus I (235-238 AD) did that to the people of Rome when he sacked the city to pay his troops. Maximinus I would offer rewards to anyone who had info on assets hidden by those who dared to resist his decree that everything belonged to the state. He destroyed the Roman Empire in three years and money simply withdrew from investment and business. People began to hoard and would not dare to even show wealth.
Australia is now invading private schools to track how parents are paying. They found over 100 parents who had private school fees up to $100,000 a year paid from overseas bank accounts. They are now tracking children to get to their parents.
Australia has threatened management firms to turn over the names of their clients. So far, they have gotten their teeth into more than 5,000 citizens. On top of that, they have a list of advisers who help people set up accounts. Now, they are threatening everyone everywhere with prison if they don’t hand over their clients.
This is one of the reasons why we are opening up Socrates. People need to know just the trends — forget trading. Advisers will become extinct the closer we get to 2017. The G20 nations will become RUTHLESS for this is all about politicians who will destroy the world economy just to hold on to power another day. This is not about helping society. It is like Maximinus I sacking cities to pay his troops. Only a lawyer would do such a thing for they assume they have the power to just write a law. They have no comprehension of the outcome. This is a very dark day in Western civilization.
Australia Raids Home of Touted Founder of Bitcoin
The Guardian reported that Australia raided the home of Craig Wright only hours after it was shared that he may be one of the founders of the cryptocurrency bitcoin. Of course, authorities also claim such raids are not related. But they ALWAYS are.
Australia is one of the countries aggressively hunting people for money.
Market Talk – December 9, 2015
Hardly a day to write about with Asian equities not really showing
any indications of a direction, let alone a story, for the day. All core
indices closed +/- 0.5%; even to fabricate a rumour would constitute
just that — a fabrication! The European session was pretty much the same
without much away from core DAX, and CAC closed around 1% lower whilst
FTSE closed marginally unchanged. In the U.S., stocks drifted lower but
hardly a day to report of meaningful declines!
The U.S. bond market continues to recover with bids building across the curve. 10s closed the day 2bp tighter at 2.20% with the German 10yr closing around the 0.60bp range. Closing the spread this evening at +160bp is the tightest we have seen in a few weeks.
The U.S. dollar lost a lot of recent gains against commodities and their currencies with the euro, GBP and the DXY all gaining. However, it was ground already claimed, so not really fresh news that held any advance in check. Closing between 1-1.5% against the euro, GBP and even DXY is not a reason to be that jubilant, as we were told by dealers.
The U.S. bond market continues to recover with bids building across the curve. 10s closed the day 2bp tighter at 2.20% with the German 10yr closing around the 0.60bp range. Closing the spread this evening at +160bp is the tightest we have seen in a few weeks.
The U.S. dollar lost a lot of recent gains against commodities and their currencies with the euro, GBP and the DXY all gaining. However, it was ground already claimed, so not really fresh news that held any advance in check. Closing between 1-1.5% against the euro, GBP and even DXY is not a reason to be that jubilant, as we were told by dealers.
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