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stockholmer

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8. see my new boildown post below. Either way ISDA calls it, there will be huge ramifications, & Greece
Tue Jan 31, 2012, 04:25 PM
Jan 2012

is just the tip of the iceberg. When you adjust for inflation (even the Fed's pure rot, hedonically twisted-to-hell numbers), the US economy is already (actually it never left) in 'recession'. The EU is mostly deep into it already (and for all the talk of China, the EU is the US's biggest trading partner).

The Fed has already announced QE3, which will further erode the US dollar, and further crush the purchasing power of the 99%. It will also drive up equity prices, so the Wall Street boys will be singing 'happy days are here again' when in reality they are actually Nero, fiddling as Rome burns.

If the big banksters OR the other side of these CDS's (again, imagine having to bail out CalPERS) need trillions in bailouts, the level of money printing will set a hyper-inflationary course that will explode within a 2 year period, MAX, if not much sooner. This will then ne floowed by a delationary depression the likes of which will make the 1930's seem like a cakewalk.

ALL the governments in the world have been kicking the can down the road. There soon will be no more road to kick upon. I have been fairly accurate in my timeframe gauging of this since 2006, and especially since 2007, when Countrywide went belly up, followed by Northern Rock in the UK.

I said at the time that if the derivative debts were not shredded, the 20 or so largest private banks globally liquidated, and the central banking systems of the globe were not nationalized, (with a debt jubilee included), then you would eventually have multiple currency extinction events by 2015, and a nightmarish outcome (in many parts of the world civilisational collapse and/or semi-global wars started as power presevation projections) by 2017.

The US is already undergoing systemic underming of its dollar as the global reserve currency. This status is all that keeps the empire afloat. China, Russia, India, Brasil, Iran, soon even Japan, etc, are all cutting bi-lateral trade deals in their OWN currencies (or gold for oil, like India and Iran). The US will (with the banksters in utter control as they are of the Fed and the government, thus the military) go to war to stop this at any cost. Ask Sadam amd Ghaddafi about this (both were attempting to pull of of the petro-dollar lock-up and were invaded within months).

Hard times are coming all our myriad ways.

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I would not mind seeing these banks go down the tubes tabatha Jan 2012 #1
Don't worry. Those banks won't go down until the day OffWithTheirHeads Jan 2012 #3
Gawd I hope Obama does not do something about this that would blow Nov. NAO Jan 2012 #2
What will happen? BlueToTheBone Jan 2012 #4
see my new boildown post below. Either way ISDA calls it, there will be huge ramifications, & Greece stockholmer Jan 2012 #8
Your analysis could use a bit of work jeff47 Jan 2012 #10
A further boildown: It will be the big banks (who control ISDA) vs everybody else (pension funds, stockholmer Jan 2012 #5
Reading some European blogs over the past several months, this is not a surprise really. sabrina 1 Jan 2012 #6
Doesn't it have to be a forced 'haircut' Owlet Jan 2012 #7
the creditors (just about every conceivable type, including massive pension funds, etc) are balking stockholmer Jan 2012 #9
The quadrillion dollar question.... Cartaphelius Jan 2012 #11
yes, shred the derivatives, have a general debt jubilee,nationalize ALL the central banks, which are stockholmer Feb 2012 #12
amazing information and thank you xiamiam Feb 2012 #13
thanks so much for the kind words, Im just a student of what Peter Dale Scott calls 'deep politics' stockholmer Feb 2012 #16
tack sa mycket! Demeter Feb 2012 #15
varsågod! stockholmer Feb 2012 #17
Holy shit! Thank you Stockholmer. Well done. n/t Hotler Feb 2012 #14
Canada's National Bank PDJane Feb 2012 #18
What does it really mean for the guy on the street. Badsam Feb 2012 #19
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