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Carstens a general manager of the BIS, unabashedly states that centralized digital currencies are needed for total control on people to spend their
money. As before it is seen - then the LORD saw that the wickedness of man was great upon the earth, and that every inclination of the thoughts of his heart was altogether evil all the time. You people let this republic go to total garbage politically, culturally, and economically and this BIS Jabba wants you to serve unrelenting perpetual evil as you worship the thought in it as like Rank and file Boomers had control over what has transpired even before 1971. These lunatics in the Senate have unleashed what the 97% are unable fathom yet. The blow back was already written.

News flash: the government put in power and ran for well past 100 years not only screwed the last 4 generations and robbed us blind,
they also screwed your last chance as you run like maniacs into a totalitarians existence unable to escape as before.
The post humanism science maniacs your to lazy to understand is at hand as the next cohorts fall into total darkness.
https://twitter.com/Leve_raged/status/1 ... 8586127362

https://twitter.com/i/status/1413580085282672641 the transfers - and yes banks will cease to exist sooner then l8ter

The #Whinstone mine in Rockdale, TX could be capable of producing 500+ Bitcoins per month!
There are only 21 million bitcoins that can be mined in total.
Once bitcoin miners have unlocked all the bitcoins,
the planet's supply will essentially be tapped out.

Not all the Banks will survive the slaughter as the herd drools in passive income fantasy's.

Since taproot they are just target rich blood bags as black outs watch you simply die.

Lower supply of a good or service leads to higher demand.
In a competitive marketplace, ceteris paribus, the unit price of said good or service will vary until it
settles at a point that ensures economic equilibrium. Not for you.
There is still a chance for alteration in the Bitcoin network’s protocol to allow for a bigger supply of Bitcoins
but, we probably won’t be around to witness that as experts predict the mining of the last Bitcoin around the year 2140.
As we said clearly one kernel to rule them all is assured to goes the humanist thought map.

topical review: search.php?keywords=ceteris+paribus&t=2&sf=msgonly

Demand pull.
As we rather noted by August thing will present clarity to the hyper ventilated.
The melting of the snowflakes. Sun May 02, 2021 7:00 am

thread: isa55, simm, taproot, Wallet restored

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cx-qHlxOW7c

yellow cake

This blind spot is revealed in that concluding quote from his book on the Phoenix Program (PHP). It says that the PHP is present everywhere when Left or Right governments conduct their secret wars on dissenters. This, of course, nullifies his entire historical analysis and trivializes PHP (as well as similar programs) by reducing it to a set of techniques in a war of terror against civil population or just individual “dissidents.” From such a perspective, there is no difference between PHP and the war of the revolutionary government in Paris against the counterrevolutionary peasants in Vandee or the Soviet government’s use of the Red Army and OGPU against the Tambov Rebellion or later the Banderovite underground in Western Ukraine. The KGB running “dissident” groups and using psychiatry to suppress the voices of a capitalist restoration is also a part of the PHP family together with the CIA’s reign of terror in the Northern Caucasus or El Salvador. Everything is lumped together. I just hope that this line is nothing more that a tribute to that perennial fear of North American middle-class dissenters to be labeled “commies” and does not affect the bulk of his analysis. I didn’t read the book (I’ll certainly do) but if this interview is a fair summary of the historical origin(s) of PHP it’s far from being complete or even touching its central roots. The fact is that by the end of WWII the United States had relatively little experience in conducting anti-partisan war and clandestine warfare in general. I can think only of the Philippines and the “pacification” of American Indians. The supreme experts in this business were the British and the Nazis. The latter were of a higher importance because they had a unique experience of fighting the partisan movement in the SU the like of which even the British never dealt with. In the early CIA, the battle worthy core for this type of warfare were the Gehlen Org and Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN-B). The Gehlen Org, led by the chief of Wehrmacht’s intelligence in the Eastern Front General Reinhard Gehlen, was stuffed with the intelligence cadres of the Abwehr and other Nazi secret services. Importantly, it also included highly knowledgeable ethnic specialists from Rosenberg’s Ministry for the Occupied Eastern Territories. Importantly, because the secret warfare the US ruling class was to carry out on a global scale was essentially construed as ethnicity based. To give one example, what we call now Operation Gladio Plan B, that is the use of “Islamism” as proxy for gaining control over the Caucasus and Central Asia (with Russia proper and China to follow) began soon after WWII in a mosque in Munich which served for organizing veterans from Muslim Wehrmacht and SS units fighting in the Eastern Front. This CIA project was run by Rosenberg’s specialist on Soviet Muslims Dr. Gerhard von Mende who was also a member of Gehlen Org. The latter’s role in the original Operation Gladio in Europe and Turkey where the Nazis had extensive intelligence network is yet to be researched as far as I know. A very special group within Nazi intelligence apparatus appropriated by the US were Russian White officers who specialized in all types of political warfare, from scorched land tactics to false flag operations to penetrating Soviet partisan movement and even Soviet counterintelligence. They could teach Americans a lot and were most likely used in European Gladio and anti partisan warfare in LA. See for instance the career of Boris Smyslovsky aka Colonel Holmston . As to OUN-B (B is for Bandera) and its Bespeka (Security) organization, these were the best of the best, a genuine treasure trove for the CIA and DIA. These people knew the guerrilla warfare from the inside and had experience in ethnic and political cleansing operations. The head of Bespeka and later a CIA agent Mykola Lebed organized the genocide of Polish population in Volhynia (1943) which in scope was second only to the Nazi cum OUN genocide of Jews in Ukraine and Belorussia. Under the CIA’s DOD Frank Wisner, the military and security wing of OUN-B waged military and terror operations in Soviet Ukraine. Wisner calculated that by 1951 Lebed’s people killed some 35,000 Soviet police troops and Communist party cadres (Blowback – America’s recruitment of Nazis, and its disastrous effect on our domestic and foreign policy by Christopher Simpson). This count doesn’t include other victims of Banderovite terror — ordinary Ukrainians who refused to cooperate and the pro-Russian intelligentsia. OUN and Nazis believed that preventive terror should aim at the extermination of the creme of national intelligentsia. I suspect that the PHP type of operations had adopted this principle and that the assassination of hundreds of Middle East scientists and intellectuals that began with the invasion of Iraq may have something to do with this. 2013

The call or opportunity to choose (sometimes using forms of the Hebrew word bachar) is found again and again in the Bible. It was all too easy for God’s people to slip back. Too often the people chose their own ways, doing evil in God’s sight, choosing what displeased Him (Isaiah 66:3,4). "They hated knowledge and did not choose to fear the Lord" (Proverbs 1:29). Too few were like the Psalmist who said, "I have chosen the way of truth [Hebrew, emunah, which also means ‘faithfulness’]" (Psalm 119:30). Or like the sons of Korah who said, "Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere; I would rather be (Hebrew, bacharti, ‘I have chosen to be’) a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of the wicked" (Psalm 84:10). Wisdom’s call was, "Choose my instruction instead of silver, knowledge rather than choice gold, for wisdom is more precious than rubies, and nothing you desire can compare with her" (Proverbs 8:10,11; cf. 16:16). horton

People who were the hi-tech survivors of the previous civilization in decline some note.

And on the night of our entry into Egypt, I, Abram, dreamt a dream; and behold, I saw in my dream a cedar tree and a palm tree. Men came and they sought to cut down the cedar tree and to pull up its roots, leaving the palm tree standing alone. But the palm tree cried out/saying, "Do not cut down this cedar tree, for cursed be he who shall fell it." And the cedar tree was spared because of the palm tree and was not felled.
http://on.aol.com/video/egypt-strikes-b ... -518654393

http://www.lrb.co.uk/v35/n24/seymour-m- ... hose-sarin
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-28212724
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-1 ... t-funding-
http://gdxforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... 870#p29285

Piety requires us to honor truth above our friends. aristo

ceteris paribus http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-12-1 ... crash-opex

Widows and Orphans was a dour retort as we witness who picked up the marples.

I would rather be (Hebrew, bacharti, ‘I have chosen to be’) a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of the wicked.
(Psalm 84:10).

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/17/us/po ... l?src=recg

One in four people in Japan will be older than 65 in 2014, compared with 9.6 percent in China and 14.2 percent in the U.S., according to data compiled by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Now, because they have had longer to accrue wealh the older people tend to have more savings, or have retired and live in a fixed income, and therefore benefit from deflation But correlation is not causation. Certainly, Japan’s older population loves deflation. But the issue is the love of deflation, not the age of the population, per se. More than 80 percent of respondents in a Bank of Japan (8301) survey released this month who noticed rising prices last year said it was bad. Deflation-loving Japanese voters are the main stumbling block to Abe and Kuroda’s desire to reflate the Japanese economy back to inflation (to incentivise borrowing) and growth.

Diapers and deflation they need for fixed income hardly supports hyper anything...http://www.boj.or.jp/research/o_survey/ishiki1301.pdf
Politicians are never exempt from rampant stupidity. This, ceteris paribus, constrains spending. http://azizonomics.com/

Here we are with the cool aid from the source: asymmetric paternalism, states that paternalism should be invited if it bestows large benefits on those who make errors in judgment while imposing little or no harm upon those who are fully rational. While some may argue that this benefit to shortsighted consumers comes at the expense of retailers, it can be posited that correcting these errors in judgment enhances economic efficiency to the benefit of both parties involved. Given that achieving such change is a difficult process, it is helpful to understand the dynamics of an individual’s desires and the strategies that can effectively control them, AEA Papers and Proceedings, May 2003.

The corruption of the regulatory bodies does not shake his blind confidence in the infallibility and perfection of the state; it merely fills him with moral aversion to entrepreneurs and capitalists. No one should expect that any logical argument or any experience could ever shake the almost religious fervour of those who believe in salvation through spending and credit expansion. The final outcome of the credit expansion is general impoverishment. By short-circuiting the price mechanism and forcing people into economic lives contrary to their own chosing, central planning destroys the capital base and creates economic randomness that eventually ends in killing prosperity.

They are circling the herd with debt when it implodes and will claim what they want later just as the criminal intel community did over there. No accidents are there....

"But my prediction is that politicians will eventually be tempted to resolve the crisis the way irresponsible governments usually do: by printing money, both to pay current bills and to inflate away debt." Paul Krugman, Ph.D., Nobel Laureate in Economics, Professor of Economics at Princeton March 11, 2003

They can print all they want and even there own people do not care.

The Sustainable Development Paradox: Urban Political Economy in the United States and Europe - Kindle edition by Rob J. Krueger, David Gibbs. ... Sustainability--with its promise of economic prosperity, social equity, and environmental integrity--is hardly a controversial goal.

Someone should explain to Mr. Bloomberg that people buy U.S. debt from the U.S. government, not sell it to the U.S. Government.

They could care less RC, going forward the Great Rotation is out of Investing. The ratio is 50:1 as they try to unload as we speak. The velocity of money is a misnomer today. What changes the value of money is the value that people place on the currency, and that it is not the velocity of money that determines the value of a currency, but rather the sum of individuals' value of the currency that determines the velocity of money. Just as before they destroyed the market from hubris and avarice. The common man has other ways to deal with thieves. We walk away....
http://www.consumerindexes.com/

http://www.doomsteaddiner.org/blog/2013 ... overnment/

In that day you will be like a man who runs from a lion--only to meet a bear. Escaping from the bear, he leans his hand against a wall in his house--and he's bitten by a snake. Amos 5:19

Only to meet the green masks of contempt, as left to themselves during depression, people will try to save and only end up lowering society's level of capital formation and saving; during an inflation, apparent self-interest leads everyone to action which only aggravates the malignant upward spiral.
A new system, that is what requires emphasis. Classical economics could withstand isolated criticism. Theorists can always resist facts: for facts are hard to establish and are always changing anyway, and ceteris paribus can be made to absorb a good deal of punishment. Inevitably, at the earliest opportunity, the mind slips back into the old grooves of thought, since analysis Is utterly impossible without a frame of reference, a way of thinking about things, or, in short, a theory. Samuelson


Fund your own since, when they bring a weapon to take it they are rent seeking thieves.

So just what is this "safe" investment these jokers are claiming is out there? And I'm sure the answer is stocks.
Cui bono - not us. Vanilla scalpers just move closer to the host.
https://www.cia.gov/library/publication ... /2092.html
http://www.dailycollateral.com/2012/03/ ... -bailouts/

Consumers are wasting since the proxy currency wars will run it course. Of course it is for our own benefit they will assert.
Growing debt is a hidden effect of austerity and will keep hitting. This group of taxpayer will never stabilize.

But the fact remains that our current problem is, in effect, a problem of excess worldwide savings, looking for someplace to go.
The balance sheet depression is a question of Political Economy even more. SWF are just being admitted that is all. As we asserted ever so long ago there has not been a free market even before our birth. Only a few admit the proxy conflicts to control burns since inflation is a blunt mechanism. My point is charts are pointless and have been. If either side assumes election mattered for a hundred years they are utterly insane IMO. Ceteris Paribus
We only deal with three kinds of people every day and GD just cuts the clutter out.
What is being conveyed has already argued that the changes introduced by way of groupings which
made for cartellisation on the one hand and a greatly increased rigidity of the labour market on the other,
were such as to produce an important and far-reaching impairment of what degree of flexibility there was
and is to be more pronounced. Warned also as the Austrian School who has never succumbed to the fatal illusion that values can be measured, and has never misunderstood that statistical data has nothing to do with economic theory, but belongs to the history of economics alone. Truth will prevail of its own accord when man possess the faculties necessary to perceive it. Using impertinent means to cause people to pay lip service to a teaching was of no use if they lacked the ability to grasp its substance and significance and I have been under thought to adhere to its lesson.

AIJ Investment Advisors Co. used clients' corporate pension money to conduct futures trading in Japan, after first transferring the money to the Cayman Islands and Hong Kong, sources said. The details offer clues on how the suspended asset manager allegedly burned through most of what is now believed to be ¥210 billion entrusted to it by 84 employee pension funds covering more than 880,000 people as of the end of 2011.
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2 ... _messenger
What Russia taught Syria: When you destroy a city, make sure no one -- not even the story -- gets out alive.

We have numerous forum posting on our observations to this topical note. In any "generation" to have capital in anothers hands.

Higgenbotham wrote:

aedens wrote:It will be event driven.

I agree. The herd is driving the events and responding to the news.

http://seop.leeds.ac.uk/entries/ceteris-paribus/

The window was meet Higg. I will not buy or sell today. Be carefull and humble.

If an investor redeems shares of a participating fund after September 19, the coverage extends only to the balance in the fund on the date it "breaks the buck." Also, coverage does not apply to any new money invested in a fund after September 19—increases in the number of shares acquired after that date wouldn't be covered. Vanguard was arm twisted as observed many month ago by the Fed to secure these provisions which I do not have a opinion on since it was just crowd control in context to the time frame. To date many firms will be stressed by blatant incompetencies compounded by blatant policy provisions which are self evident to date.
Ceteris paribus:
Principal-agent problem: Enforcing such contracts will involve transaction costs (often referred to as agency costs), and these costs may sometimes be very high indeed. http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... dens#p3651 Mon Apr 13, 2009
Political economy: Political economists are interested in analyzing and explaining the ways in which various sorts of government affect the allocation of scarce resources in society through their laws and policies. http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... dens#p3663
Political business cycle: Unfortunately these very policies, especially if pursued to excess, can also have very unpleasant consequences in the longer term (accelerating inflation, an unsustainably low rate of savings to support future investment, damage to the foreign trade balance, long-term expansion of government's share of the GNP at the expense of people's disposable incomes.
Writing in the Huffington Post, Ralph Gomory as many also called on for the United States to adopt Import Certificates Plan to balance trade.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ralph-gom ... 96131.html
Unfortunately thanks to foolishness in the third branch of government, there is no limit on the federal government’s power to do harm.
http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... 1560#p3649
We have numerous points to include and since public opinion will not be the scope today we can only convey what we wish to avoid. The cap and trade has delayed the recovery. Investors like me who ask to be judged by the question we ask are finished investing into trends we know the results. They will have to see firsthand
http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... dens#p2765 what they have delivered. I have cut my savings in preparation to this induced stupor we endure. If they cannot see they are the problem there will never be a solution. I have read where they are sweeping the world banks for accounts.
http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... dens#p3653
http://www.iii.co.uk/news/?type=afxnews ... on=article

If it is about taxes or plain vanilla saving outside their fiat universe we will see. For many decades they deny balance and they wonder why we discern that there cheerful to useful idiots may be there maximum liability when they awake. This will happen when the productive people leave altogether and they just cannot see that far yet. I work Corporate and really it’s just an exodus in slow motion and soon after almost 30 years I plan on being next and so will you. Capital will go where it best treated and to prove that wrong in the historical reality of time and any bent of mind you cannot. Deficits do matter so research better source documents than there talking heads. The work will drain away as has the capital. Our summer of discontent will be the only good thing we see for some time. Prove us wrong will be our renewed countenance when balance is fact as the reason it is. Some say they are letting it unwind, I just asked them how dependant are you on others to date and had to walk away.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/politics/story/64528.html
Younger moderates bring a generational perspective.
"I am one of the few (lawmakers) who may actually have to end up paying for the deficits we're currently running up," said Rep. Tom Perriello, D-Va., a 34-year-old freshman.

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/CPIAUCNS.txt
Unadjusted CPI has increased four straight months in a row. From Dec 2008 to Apr 2009, unadjusted CPI rose from 210.228 to 213.240. That's a 1.4% increase over four months, which works out to an annualized price inflation rate of 4.3%.
Actual and "seasonal" is now over a four-month period
How to generate severe stagflation in the years 2010 through 2019 right on que thanks Washington provided below.
The Macroeconomic Effects of Tax Changes: Estimates Based on a new Measure of Fiscal Shocks, by Christina D. and David H. Romer (March 2007). (Christina Romer now chairs the president's Council of Economic Advisors). This study found that the tax multiplier is 3, meaning that each dollar rise in taxes will reduce private spending by $3."

http://www.heritage.org/Research/Energy ... table1.pdf
So who believes the tax mutiliplier and how the Waxman–Markey Climate Change Bill Would Affect the States,
http://generationaldynamics.com/forum/v ... dens#p1687 Sun Dec 07, 2008 3:10 pm
by Congressional District is not a disconnect to a run on capital on your future. Trust is a key word and see
where this is going. Patient? I remember clearly Mr. Johnsons war on poverty and Mr. Nixon's energy plan he called for.

Texas retired#5 WSJ
Wednesday, July 15, 2009 6:33:08 AM When Obama was running for office he promised to fix the housing mess....one more lie out of his mouth. The housing crisis is going to continue to plague this country until it is dealt with. Fannie and Freddie keep getting propped up by taxpayers. At this point it has slid so far that it will take years to turn around. The Obama administration is carrying out the Democratic agenda and they are not tackling the core issues with this nightmare of a recession...unemployment and housing. On wall street it is business as usual while middle America is struggling to survive and continuing to lose jobs. Obama and company are focused on the wrong things and they are killing this country.
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This process is nowhere near complete and, until it is, the economy will barely grow if it does at all, and it may well oscillate between sluggish growth and modest decline for the next several years until the rebalancing of excessive debt has been completed. Until then, the economy will be deprived of adequate profits and cash flow, and businesses will not start to hire nor race to make capital expenditures when they have vast idle capacity.
No wonder poll after poll shows a steady erosion of confidence in the stimulus. So what kind of second-act stimulus should we look for? Something that might have a real multiplier effect, not a congressional wish list of pet programs. It is critical that the Obama administration not play politics with the issue. The time to get ready for a serious infrastructure program is now. It's a shame Washington didn't get it right the first time.

Mr. Zuckerman is chairman and editor in chief of U.S. News & World Report.

StilesBC wrote:

aedens wrote:http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2 ... 9?page=0,1

For you all who managed through those times.
For me 1981 was the hardest.
America must understand the consequences of barren ideologues
and back to core values.

"As a result of the late 1970s revolt, we live today in a world defined by pragmatic and traditional values rather than utopian ones."

I had to stop reading after that line.

The high interest rates of the 80's seem to haunt the boomers more than anything else. I just finished a conversation with my mom about those years and how difficult it was. Perhaps one further reason that it won't happen again any time soon?

Kill a chicken to scare the monkeys: http://www.realestatejournal.com/region ... reddy.html
Fear and praise sort out the rest anyway.
I have no problem with ignorance but not at my expense next week. The problem is growing utility.
"For illustrative purposes, changes in utility are sometimes expressed in units called utils."
Inflation: ceteris paribus clause used is economics which are employed to simplify the formulation and description of economic outcome.
http://research.stlouisfed.org/wp/2006/2006-018.pdf
Rent dissipation economies are inflation driven.
http://info.worldbank.org/etools/docs/v ... pation.pdf
In fledgling democracies, an incumbent government can use a free trade agreement also to reduce the likelihood of dictatorial takeover, thus helping “consolidate” democracy only. Another view was start so small ”China” in time it will be noticed which we have seen.
Indeed, the Financial ‘s report China has been buying up gold, raising its gold reserves by three-quarters since 2003. The newspaper also reported: “Hou Huimin, vice general secretary of the China Gold Association, said China should build its reserves to 5,000 tons. That’s more than four times what China’s current reserves of 1,024 tonnes. The reasoning here is unlike paper currencies, natural resources and commodities cannot be reproduced ad infinitum by central banks. Thus they are inflation proof. In addition, natural resources actually offer a direct benefit to China’s economy whereas an investment in a foreign currency (the dollar or otherwise) is merely a means of parking cash for a return.
Unless the Libtards wake up, yes Inflation but why would they care?
A chicken in every Pot for those truly in need, yes.