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Crayfish (David Crayford) is a bottom dweller but he does dig up a can of worms once in a while and this $3T is a nice example. Unfortunately, he hasn’t dug deep enough into an old story to find out the real purpose and use of this new issue of $100 Federal Reserve Notes. One clue that he did mention was the fact that China has a warehouse that is chocker block full of such notes printed in China. Taiwan has crates full too. The Philippines have crates of un-cut sheets.

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2016/07/072016/07/05

Ellen Brown: Brexit and the Derivatives Time Bomb

Commercial Intelligence

Brexit and the Derivatives Time Bomb

Citing Graham Summers in ZeroHedge: [G]lobal leverage has exploded to record highs, with the sovereign bond bubble now a staggering $100 trillion in size. To top it off, over $10 trillion of this is sporting negative yields in nominal terms. . . .Globally, over $500 trillion in derivatives trade [is] based on bond yields.

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2016/07/062016/07/01

Jean Lievens: Transitioning from Extractive to Generative Capital Models

Transitioning from Extractive Capital Models to Generative Capital Models

A new discussion opened by Michel Bauwens with early contributions from Tiberius Brastaviceanu and Joshua Vial.

2016/06/302016/06/27

Chuck Spinney: Glenn Greenwald on the Insularity and Failure of Western “Establishment” Institutions

Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence

Below is Glenn Greenwald’s long but incisive critique of the neo-liberal — neo-conservative establishment politics of the last 25 years that are at the roots of popular discontent now sweeping the US, UK and Europe west of Russia. It is well worth reading. CS

Brexit is Only the Latest Proof of the Insularity and Failure of Western Establishment Institutions

Glenn Greenwald, The Intercept, June 25 2016, 11:48 a.m.

2016/06/292016/06/29

Neil Keenan: Hot Spot – Money, RV’s, A Debt Jubilee, Inflation, and the Gold Game

Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Peace Intelligence

Hot Spot: Money, RV’s, Transparency And The Gold Game

Judge Anna most recently defined the true meaning of money to be (1) your labor, (2) natural resources and (3) what your labor does to natural resources. Everything else is fiat or fake. And as soon as governments allow banks or treasuries to print paper backed by your labor or natural resources they go crazy, printing more and more till the value of labor and natural resources reach higher and higher levels called “inflation” and the value of the paper diminishes to the point that it collapses and has to be revalued (RV’s and GCR’s).

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2016/06/282016/06/28

Jon Rappoport: Cartels of the Mind – the Official Narratives Unravel…

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Cartels of the Mind: a movie that never was

“Dominoes of the collective begin to fall. The whole rotting structure begins to collapse, a wing here and a wing there, and the robots open their eyes and turn off their cameras.”

If you can’t see the background of a crime, you aren’t seeing the crime, you’re seeing the sensational effects, that’s all.

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2016/06/262016/06/25

Robert Parry: Russia Rising,

Commercial Intelligence, Cultural Intelligence, Peace Intelligence

Russia Rises From the Mat

The U.S. government doesn’t want to admit that its heady “unipolar” days are over with Russia no longer the doormat of the 1990s, but Washington’s arrogance risks war, even nuclear annihilation, explains Gilbert Doctorow.

European Union’s Imperial Overreach

The European Union’s haughty and hasty expansion into low-wage Eastern Europe may be its undoing, as the Brexit vote shows popular resistance to the westward migration of workers that followed, writes Jonathan Marshall.