Sunday, August 4, 2013

The Bar is Now Dry..... Party is all over.

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Sunday, 4 August 2013
The Bar is Now Dry..... Party is all over.

Oh I sooooo love all the data that is streaming out right now!!! I was in the middle of putting together another article that ties more dots together between the Vatican and the US..... but this really is a piece that needed to go out first. HSBC is closing accounts down of embassies and even the Vatican accounts. The US announced a few days ago that it was closing down embassies in "hot zones" due to "security risks"... but as I told everyone in the RTS skype room, if "security risks" actually means "We've run out of money and can't pay our bills any more", then yes, it's true.

The party is over my friends. Thanx for coming out, but the bar is now dry, and cheetos and peanut bowls are empty and the bouncers are now carrying out the drunks. The bartender has just realized that the tip jar is empty and the cash register seems to of vanished as well. Since they can't pay for the booze they already sold off, they won't be getting another shipment of hooch tomorrow or the day after- and since the last cache of alcohol they got was from the very last distributor they had left (having fucked all the other booze warehouses over by not paying their bills with them either)..... They tried making their own moonshine, thinking they could pass it off as 12 year old Scotch..... but it blew up in their face.

The Banks, the Corporate Governments, the IMF, the BIS and all their lackeys are bust broke. They don't even have fumes left in the tank to pretend with any more. Every source of money and all their secret stashes of cash, are gone gone gone. I predict that over the next few weeks you'll be reading a lot more articles like these two below.

THIS article sort sums it up a bit more:

"....In case you didn't know it, the "official" national debt has been the same for more than 70 days. How is that possible, considering the national debt climbs about a million dollars a minute?

According to CNSNews.com, which has analyzed the ongoing U.S. Treasury debt data, the federal debt has been stuck at exactly $16,699,396,000,000.00 for more 70 days, as of July 29. That's about $25 million below the congressionally authorized legal limit of $16,699,421,095,673.60:

The portion of the federal debt subject to the legal limit set by Congress first hit $16,699,396,000,000.00 at the close of business on May 17. At the close of every business day since then, it has also been $16,699,396,000,000.00, according to the official accounting published by the Treasury Department.

We should exceed the debt limit in the next 25 minutes, but...

Mind you, if the debt had increased by a penny more at any time during that period, it would have exceeded the statutory limit and would have become a violation of the law. Treasury says that hasn't happened, however - despite the fact that, as of this writing, USDebtClock.org has the nation's debt at well above that statutory limit (in excess of $16.884 trillion).

There's more. "Even though the government's official accounting of the debt has not budged for 70 days, the Treasury has continued to sell bills, notes and bonds at a value that exceeds the value of the bills, notes and bonds it was redeeming," CNS News reported.

Indeed, according to the Daily Treasury Statement for May 17, the department, by then, had redeemed $4,776,995,000,000.00 since the start of the fiscal year, Oct. 1, 2012. As of that date, Treasury had already sold off $5,354,508,000.000.00 in new bills, bonds and notes so far. "That represented a net increase in publicly circulating U.S. government debt instruments of $577,513,000,000.00 for the fiscal year," CNS News said. In addition:

As of July 26, according to the latest Treasury statement, the Treasury had already redeemed approximately $6,128,368,000,000.00 in bills, notes and bonds during this fiscal year. But, at the same time, according to the statement, the Treasury had sold an additional $6,759,148,000,000.00 bills, note and bonds - for a net increase of $630,780,000,000.00 for the year.

That means the value of U.S. Treasury debt instruments in public circulation has risen by $53.267 billion since May 17, though Treasury says the debt had not budged a single penny over the same time...."



As I said, the party is alllllllll over. This is the last performance of this play and we don't plan on repeating it again, lol. I soooooo love the absolute plan!!

...... you know..... I'm having W A Y too much fun with this!

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