HOW DEEP IS THIS "RABBIT HOLE"?

Sent: 6/28/2012 6:42:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time
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Who are the "culprits?"  I've written about them for years.. extensive investigations finally resulted in a 'video' which all Victims of this Money Laundering "global banking, financing and economics 'hostage' situation should watch.  This includes the U.S. House and Senate Members who were threatened with "a bullet to their ears" in the BLINKENSOP- THE AFTERMATH OF NATIONAL SECURITY. BLINKENSOP - THE NATIONAL CRIME! INTRODUCTION TO THE LAYOUT WITH ST. GERMAIN Monday, 8th August 1994 8:20 pm http://www.theantechamber.net/C8mirror/ChapterEight.html Wrap your minds around this: Video:  Operation Gladio [BBC Timewatch, 1992] State-Sponsored Terrorism in Europe - YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fB6nViwJcM Audit the Fed Bill Passes Committee On Wednesday, the U.S. House Oversight and Government Reform Committee passed Congressman Ron Paul’s H.R. 459, the Federal Reserve Transparency http://finance.minyanville.com/minyanville/news/read?GUID=21673458 Hague presses for audit on EU law

http://link.ft.com/r/VKY5JJ/XHSP1U/CVKI3/MS69QK/97886I/ZH/h?a1=2012&a2=6&a3=28 Another "audit" is needed.  Audit the World Collateral House/WB/IMF and find this 9/9/97 'expired, $40 Billion Gold Dollars in $10 Billion Dollar Increments lodged unauthorized' instruments which have been used to underwrite Nations such as Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Libya, Malaysia, China etal.   [U.S. CORPORATION, INCORPORATED BY GAIA-EKKERS"] CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY Inter-American Investment Corporation/World Collateral House Corporation September 9, 1997 E.J. Ekker Rick Martin Doris Ekker Charles Neal

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View an online version of this email here.   ft.com/alphaville 28 June 2012   The London 6am Cut Posted at 05:42 by Cardiff Garcia Barclays was fined more than $450m by US and UK regulators for having tried to manipulate Libor, reports the Financial Times. You can find hilarious examples of the emails between Barclays traders and Libor submitters at FT Alphaville. The board of News Corp voted to split the company into two after a meeting Wednesday night, reports the Wall Street Journal. There will be a formal announcement on Thursday, according to the WSJ. An executive board member of the European Central Bank said that a rate cut would be an option when the bank meets next week, reports Reuters. Analysts are increasingly convinced that the central bank will cut rates by 25bps at the meeting despite sceptical comments from Mario Draghi three weeks ago. Angela Merkel described ideas to immediately reduce the yields on Spanish and Italian sovereign debt as “eyewash and fake solutions”. But the FT reports that “senior officials involved in the closed-door deliberations said the German government was becoming more amenable to quick action and they were hopeful an agreement could be reached at the two-day summit”. Glencore might be ready to walk away from its proposed merger with Xstrata if Qatari Holdings, the second biggest shareholder in Xstrata, does retract its demands for a better offer, according to the FT. Google has introduced a tablet called the Nexus 7, entering a rapidly crowding market, writesReuters. The SEC has filed civil charges against Philip Falcone and his hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners for a number of violations, including that Falcone used the fund’s money to pay his taxes and gave favourable treatment to some clients, reports the WSJ. COMMENTS AND CURIOS - The guys who trade your blood for profit. (Forbes) - Analysts counter the recent New York Times article questioning the reliability of Chinese macro statistics. (Beyond Brics) - Eleven facts about the Affordable Healthcare Act as we wait for the ruling by the Supreme Court tomorrow. (Wonkblog) - The first half league tables don’t look good for investment banks. (William Wright) - A new book challenging the long-held belief in shareholder value. (Dealbook) - Two graphs on the future of American oil. (Free Exchange) - Paul Krugman and Richard Layard pen a manifesto for economic sense. (Financial Times) OVERNIGHT MARKETS: UP Asian markets Nikkei 225 up +123.47 (+1.41%) at 8,854 Topix up +12.82 (+1.72%) at 758.30 Hang Seng up +36.08 (+0.19%) at 19,213 US markets S&P 500 up +11.86 (+0.90%) at 1,332 DJIA up +92.34 (+0.74%) at 12,627 European markets Eurofirst 300 up +13.51 (+1.37%) at 1,000 FTSE100 up +76.96 (+1.41%) at 5,524 CAC 40 unchanged 0.00 (0.00%) at 3,063 Dax up +92.30 (+1.50%) at 6,229 Currencies €/$ 1.25 (1.25) $/¥ 79.39 (79.68) £/$ 1.56 (1.56) Commodities ($) Brent Crude (ICE) up +0.04 at 93.54 Light Crude (Nymex) up +0.34 at 80.55 100 Oz Gold (Comex) down -3.90 at 1,574 Copper (Comex) up +0.05 at 335.00 10-year government bond yields (%) US 1.62 UK 1.69 Germany 1.56 CDS (closing levels) Markit iTraxx SovX Western Europe -4.07bps at 296.06bp Markit iTraxx Europe -2.14bps at 176.94bp Markit iTraxx Xover -10.65bps at 702.98bp Markit CDX IG -1.45bps at 117.53bp Sources: FT, Bloomberg, Markit See this article online and view or leave comments © THE FINANCIAL TIMES LTD 2012 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You have received this email because you have signed up for this briefing on FT.com. Manage subscriptions  •  Unsubscribe  •  Change your email address  •  Choose HTML or plain text emails Privacy Policy  •  Advertise  •  Contact This email was sent by a company owned by Pearson plc, registered office at 80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL. Registered in England and Wales with company number 53723.