Showing posts with label trillion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trillion. Show all posts
Friday, October 7, 2016
One more clear piece of evidence 9/11 was an inside job:
This is often overlooked, but if you recall during 9/11 there was initially a big scandal regarding the fact that ‘someone’ had shorted the US Stock Market, with the anticipation that it would crash shortly before 9/11 and received a transfer of around $1.2 Trillion as I recall.
At the time it was said this was ‘Saudi Arabia’, however it was largely ignored in the hunt to blame it on the cave dweller Bin Laden.
Lastly, there was some fuss in the media about recovering these funds but it was said ‘oh ya, the money is gone, nothing we can do about it now! Impossible to recover said money, block the transfer, or to find out who the money went to…’ – And it was never recovered, nor looked into as a potential lead to someone with direct knowledge that 9/11 was to happen, before it happened.
Hope that helps jog your memory.
Monday, May 2, 2016
The world’s poorest 50% are worse off
The world’s poorest 50% are a trillion dollars worse off… Atlantic City could default Monday
Submitted by IWB, on May 1st, 2016
The system is rigged against them. Until the financial/banking industry is properly regulated again it will only continue getting worse.
The world’s poorest 50% are a trillion dollars worse off – what’s going …
The Guardian–5 hours ago
Meanwhile those 3.6 billion people in the bottom 50% include people in debt, people with nothing and people with a net wealth of up to about $5,000. People …
British households picking up debts quicker than any time in 11 years
Mirror.co.uk–18 hours ago
It means households now owe £182.4bn worth of this type of debt, fuelled by … the figure for February, leaving Britons with £1.29trillion owed in home loans.
Atlantic City could default Monday
Press of Atlantic City–15 hours ago
Paul Sarlo said possibly missing the debt payment is “a risky gambit by Atlantic City. … ratable base plummeted from $20.5billion in 2010 to $6.6 billion in 2016.
Brazil Records Worst-Ever First-Quarter Budget Deficit
Bloomberg–20 hours ago
The weak March performance came despite a 42.7 billion real gain from the … that Brazilian states can reduce the debt they own to the federal government, …
Debt Collectors Adopt Mob Tactics as Russians Struggle to Pay Bills
New York Times–15 hours ago
… by almost 50 percent to $15 billion, or about 13 percent of all personal debt, … Russia has been operating at a deficitsince 2012, and its Reserve Fund is …
Chinese cities dive back into debt to fuel growth
Gulf Times–20 hours ago
The increased borrowing for an economy already swimming in debt adds to concerns … and commodities, and a bond market seeing a rise in corporate defaults.
Venezuelans add beer to list of privations
Financial Times–22 hours ago
… raised fears the sovereign will default on $14bn of bond payments due this year. … and we’ve also exhausted all the options to take on debt with our foreign …
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