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opednews.com On June 12, a leaked copy of the investment chapter for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) was made public. This copy was analyzed by Public Citizen’s Global Trade Watch and has been verified as authentic. This agreement has been negotiated IN SECRET for 2-1/2 years and no information has ever been released until this leak. So why have the details of this negotiation been so secret? This agreement has been framed as [...] by Charles Hugh Smith The We-Fixed-Nothing Chickens Are Coming Home to Roost (June 4, 2012) The reality that the global Status Quo has fixed absolutely nothing in four years is finally coming to roost in the global economy. Though there is an [...] http://www.marketwatch.com/story/eur…MW_latest_news By Deborah Levine, MarketWatch Europe is struggling with a fundamental flaw of its original design: that’s it’s a monetary and economic union but not [...] As everything connected to Europe seemed to fall apart even before US jobs numbers were announced, and we could say I told you so a thousand times when it comes to debt deflation and crunching credit and the rise of the US dollar, but won‘t, there’s a piece by Jeremy Warner at the Telegraph that I think I should mention. First, though, I see that Nassim Taleb says he’d much rather [...] Uploaded by CapitalAccount on Jan 18, 2012 It is looking like the greek government may not be able to pay its bills in march as Athens is trying to renegotiate it’s bonds with investors who may need to take an even larger haircut than originally envisioned. In addition, labor unions are negotiating on proposed labor cost cutting. So how will this greek tragedy play out? No one seems to have any idea, so [...] by David Pierre This is all we will hear this week and next until they “save” us again. From Terry Coxon of Casey Research The Long Swim – How the Fed Could Become Insolvent You’ve seen the proof in real time. Once-dominant industrial companies, e.g., General Motors, can run out of money. The biggest banks, e.g., Bank of America, can run out of money. Even sovereign governments, e.g., Greece, can run out of money. Yes, all those organizations are still limping along, but only after [...] by Sooty Money only appears on a bank’s ledger when a borrower shows up at the bank’s door. Because of the low reserve requirements (10,000:1 with the new Capital Account Accord), approximating zero in some cases, and the way the banking system is set up, money now magically appears in the credit side of the bank’s ledger and becomes available for lending. If the borrower hadn’t shown up, the bank could not [...] |
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