Now this is interesting:
Intel Exclusive: Trillion Dollar
Terror Exposed
Bush, Fed, Europe Banks in $15 Trillion Fraud, All Documented
By Gordon Duff, Senior Editor
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Below is one of the strangest stories in financial history, one involving the US government lying about hundreds of thousands of tons of imaginary gold, illegal wire transfers and loans totalling $15 trillion. The video, from the House of Lords, is amazing in itself:
http://lightworker29501.com/2012/06/16/intel-exclusive-trillion-dollar-terror-exposed/
And another good one:


Salon.com
Comments
This is very informative. Yet, as with so many such things appearing lately, it merely informs people of a terrible situation without offering any solution to it. I grow weary of being told that, "the people need to have this information". Why? Does anyone think that "the people" are going to sit right down and come up with a way to deal with it? And don't tell us that we, the people, need to know about this so that we "can prepare" for the coming crash. If the situation is as bad as this video implies it is, then there is NO way to "prepare" for such a crash - none! Who the heck can "prepare" for the collapse of the entire world's economic systems?
Does Ron Paul hava a solution to offer? If so, let's hear it. This seems to now be of such a great scope that any attempt to bring an end to it would trigger the very collapse that is so feared.
I'd suggest that people begin to join barter co-ops in massive numbers right now. That sort of "grey economy" may soon turn out to be our only economy. I can think of no other way to "prepare" for such an economic catastrophe.
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Side bets are a problem? Duh. Solution? Get rid of the Fed, as Ron Paul and his ilk insist -- and just how does that solve the problem?
Look, derivatives are essentially paper transactions with no connection to real money despite the fact that the term "dollars" is used to tally them. The very fact that there's far more "dollars" tied up in these transactions than there are actual dollars is all the proof anyone should need that this is a house of cards.
Yes, sooner or later that house of cards will have to fall and somebody will get hurt -- badly. But as is the case with all casinos, it's the bettors who lose. If you're a bond-holder you'll most likely lose. If your pension was bet with some outfit like AIG, you'll most likely lose, too, but since you have NO say in where that money is bet, there's absolutely nothing you can do about it.
If you're among the one- percent you'll probably lose, too, but you'll still probably live comfortably afterward because you'll have cash or other assets stashed somewhere besides Wall Street. Why? The window-jumpers of the Great Depression are one lesson that hasn't been lost on the rich.