It is enough to read a couple of yesterday's newspapers' headlines "It's official: credit crunch is back" (The Daily Telegraph) and "Day the world's banks wobbled" (The Daily Mail) to realise what mess we are in, that the situation is dire.
The credit crunch is not back. It has actually never gone away for the last three years. The global pyramid scheme is still run by the financial institutions. It keeps on collapsing like any pyramid has to. And the taxpayers - through governments and central banks - are the last pyramid "customers" that were forced to join this criminal scheme and finance it through the tax system. An utter scam.
This process was described and predicted three years ago in the submission to House of Commons Treasury Committee. It was a warning that was ignored and "the largest heist in history" continues. It will lead to absolute ruin: it will be a ruin of middle classes in the West.
To quote the report to the House of Commons Treasury Committee published in April 2009 (!!!):
"(...)
If governments do not liquidate the global pyramid scheme, the money they injected will be, in time, converted into toxic instruments (e.g. securities) and cashed in by organisers and privileged customers of these schemes (or in the case of Albania, gangsters and their customer friends). As the amount injected is around 200 times less than the notional value of toxic instruments, the economy will not even see a difference. It will be a step back to September 2008, only now with trillions of dollars of taxpayers’ money spent to sustain the pyramid scheme. It will be merely throwing good money after bad. But can governments afford to come up again with the same amount money and do it 200 times over or more? This is based on a very optimistic assumption that the notional value of toxic instruments is not increasing. If governments take the route of continuing to inject money, they will make taxpayers dependent on the financial system in the same way that criminal loan sharks control their customers — their debt is ever increasing and customers keep on paying forever as much as it is possible to extract from them.
(...)"
Despite this governments have allowed "the largest heist in history" to continue for years. However now it looks like that Germany may have had enough of this ongoing financial scam and, by the end of the next week, will pull a plug on it, as far as they are concerned.
The credit crunch is not back. It has actually never gone away for the last three years. The global pyramid scheme is still run by the financial institutions. It keeps on collapsing like any pyramid has to. And the taxpayers - through governments and central banks - are the last pyramid "customers" that were forced to join this criminal scheme and finance it through the tax system. An utter scam.
This process was described and predicted three years ago in the submission to House of Commons Treasury Committee. It was a warning that was ignored and "the largest heist in history" continues. It will lead to absolute ruin: it will be a ruin of middle classes in the West.
To quote the report to the House of Commons Treasury Committee published in April 2009 (!!!):
"(...)
If governments do not liquidate the global pyramid scheme, the money they injected will be, in time, converted into toxic instruments (e.g. securities) and cashed in by organisers and privileged customers of these schemes (or in the case of Albania, gangsters and their customer friends). As the amount injected is around 200 times less than the notional value of toxic instruments, the economy will not even see a difference. It will be a step back to September 2008, only now with trillions of dollars of taxpayers’ money spent to sustain the pyramid scheme. It will be merely throwing good money after bad. But can governments afford to come up again with the same amount money and do it 200 times over or more? This is based on a very optimistic assumption that the notional value of toxic instruments is not increasing. If governments take the route of continuing to inject money, they will make taxpayers dependent on the financial system in the same way that criminal loan sharks control their customers — their debt is ever increasing and customers keep on paying forever as much as it is possible to extract from them.
(...)"
Despite this governments have allowed "the largest heist in history" to continue for years. However now it looks like that Germany may have had enough of this ongoing financial scam and, by the end of the next week, will pull a plug on it, as far as they are concerned.
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