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https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf ... 31.fmatter

A return to first principles in a republic is sometimes caused by the simple virtues of one man. His good example has such an influence
that the good men strive to imitate him, and the wicked are ashamed to lead a life so contrary to his example.
Niccolo Machiavelli (1469 – 1527)

We know what happens when Progressives have full control and no opposing forces to draw battle
lines. It’s called Detroit.

As we outlined we started locally since as it was stated accurately you have no place to go now.
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https://fee.org/articles/nixons-new-economic-plan/ shock, dialectic, control or decimate, deflect, deny

When the unfair treatment is ended, the import tax will end as well” (Nixon 1971).

https://opentextbc.ca/socialpsychology/ ... tribution/ Alludes to the obvious three hundred and sixty point. More than not
it is always ignored under the servitude of debts to drown others.
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“China has the world’s most overleveraged, fragile financial system.” In 2008, China’s total debt-to-GDP was 140%. It is now roughly 300%, while GDP is slowing. “The economy is held together by capital controls. If those fail, the whole system fails.” The capital flight in 2015/16 cost the government $1trln in reserves, and that was with ultra-dove Yellen in charge. Imagine what would have happened with Volcker at the helm.

Play nice as we did note the period when parity period was run over by the bus drivers. The period in question noted. Tue Sep 08, 2009 2:59 am
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https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-nestl ... 7Q20121026

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He will not quarrel or cry out; no one will hear His voice in the streets.

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-06- ... aden-water
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-07- ... -emergency

In one of the wealthiest and most powerful countries in the world, the fight for clean water is taxing. From Salem, Oregon to the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota and from Flint, Michigan to the L'eau Est La Vie Camp in Louisiana, Americans are finding their access to clean water threatened.

They simply killed us between the ears. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aOtzk0hj7g j a
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EuroIntel wrote:
Against Target2 hysteria

For those involved in eurozone policy debates in English it is easy to forget that most policy debates are national and there is little spillover between linguistic silos. The Target2 debate is a case in point. It is mostly a German debate. We're following the current round of German discussion because we feel it has the potential to fuel anti-euro sentiment in Germany which could have political consequences for eurozone reform - or indeed for the integrity of the eurozone itself - down the line.

Martin Hellwig joins the debate on Frankfurter Allgemeine's Sunday edition with a rejoinder to earlier columns by Hans Werner Sinn (which we covered) and Thomas Mayer (which we didn't) on the danger to the Bundesbank from its near-trillion-euro claims on the eurosystem, and on the danger to the eurosystem from its near-half-trillion claims on the Bank of Italy. Hellwig argues that Sinn confuses deliberately with the smoke and mirrors of double-entry book-keeping, and is whipping up an unjustified panic over Target2.

Hellwig's point can be summarised by the observation that just because something is called a claim or a liability in accounting doesn't mean that it is liable to be claimed. Technically, we would say that claims between the eurosystem and the national central banks, and in particular Target2 claims, are not callable - they are undated and there is no right to demand settlement of the claim. Hellwig drives the point home when he says it is absurd for Thomas Mayer to say the ECB lacks the means to settle its liability to the Bundesbank. We note this is essential to the fiat money system. In what exactly would the ECB settle its liabilities if not in central bank money, which is what ECB liabilities are in the first place? Since the end of the gold standard European currencies have been non-convertible.

Hellwig also strikes at Sinn's implication that it's somehow wrong that Target2 allows Italians to buy German assets with money not backed by real assets. He does this by drawing an analogy with the way the payment system works within a country: a payment between two German clients of two different banks located in different cities can happen by means of balances these banks hold with a third clearing bank. This third clearing bank could be a supra-regional institution that both downstream banks belong to. Or it could be the Bundesbank. And in that case, as in the case of Target2, the payment system would have an element of credit which Sinn strenuously objects to in the case of cross-border payments.

Hellwig argues that Sinn confuses the issue by talking about accounting claims between national economies. Countries and economies are not parties to transactions. But it is the role of the payment system and national institutions such as central banks to ensure people and firms can transact seamlessly between Italy and Germany. And - importantly - in a monetary union it does not matter where the two private parties to a payment reside. And here is the crux of the issue. As Mario Draghi put it in his latest press conference, people who object to the workings of the payment system in fact object to the monetary union itself.

Finally, what would happen to the Target2 claims if Italy were to default on its payments? Nothing, says Hellwig. If the Italian state defaulted, it would affect Italian bonds but not liabilities between central banks or the payment traffic in the monetary union. The eurosystem would be affected mostly through the effect the defaulted bonds would have on the balance of the Bank of Italy. But the intra-eurosystem claims would not be affected. And the Bundesbank has contributed to causing the widening of the Target2 balances since 2015 by insisting that most of each country's bonds are bought by the respective central bank.
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http://www.lisassociation.org/vlsaamemb ... tition.pdf

We had a class ruling on that contagion effect. We did get two bankers incarcerated as conveyed.
We held the warrants and bought later some kmi and stb who went private in book three records.
We are familiar since 2005 the level of corruptions. As we noted the information is available on the Senate floor debate and the
CCI accounts setup. I just link it with the oration aspects of 936 when that segment was initiated. As we noted in a few zones we
would be lucky is we moved sideways. As we witness we are not in a few segments.
Took a ride to today on the bicycle feeling somewhat better today.
Closed a few positions and watching AI for reversals as conveyed to a few paying attention.
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Racist, authoritarian and IYI to a staggering value. Good hire NYT.
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Amos: 8:12 ,They shall wander from sea to sea, and from north to east; they shall run to and fro, to seek the word of the LORD,
but they shall not find it.

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compliantly broken https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Cnl_v8 ... e=youtu.be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlydO0TaZH4 they cannot recover and the gated community's are finished

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRkxV91FG2s central american Marxist model has annihilated the support services

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWQJWOIDnw0 the tax money is not going to what it was intended for as recorded point blank

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