One
of the more curious aspects of the cascading collapse phenomenon we are
observing is an odd linearity to the macro crises which are all
brewing, but somehow only seem to hit the markets one at a time.
The Crisis of the moment is Greek Debt. However, we are all aware I think that the rest of the PIIGS are all in precisely the same condition as Greece. Why aren’t they hitting the wall right now ALSO?
Here is my Tin Foil theory. Much
like the Fed on the FSofA level, the BIS can only deal with one major
crisis at a time, and everything else gets put on the back burner. So
for the moment, any debt reaching maturity in another PIIGS nation is
rolled over while the Illuminati wait to see how much they can extort
from Goobermints and Taxpayers to payoff Greek Debt. This
sets a precedent, then as soon as we get a resolution on this one,
Italy or Spain will go into a crisis situation. Rinse and Repeat.
This
has all the earmarks of a MANAGED crisis. My guess is that our
Illuminati Masters at the BIS are allowing credit to keep flowing to
some insolvent countries, while one at a time they cut particular
countries loose and see how things play out there. Like
the FDIC shutting only a few insolvent Banks each Friday here in the
FSofA, the BIS will only put the hammer down on as many Sovereigns in a
given month as they can handle the spin control on. So it was Dubai last month, this month its Greece. Whatever happened in Dubai anyhow? Did
they get financing to rollover all their loans and keep building Golf
Course in the middle of the desert? Based on news articles in the MSM,
the massive crisis that was Dubai last month no longer seems to EXIST
anymore.
Last year, CA was the major Crisis Story, issuing IOUs to its vendors and employees. However, it managed to disappear off the map for a few months until the latest go round of budgetary woes. Nothing was solved in CA, just bunch of accounting tricks papered over the problem for a while.
It all seems orchestrated now. Big
money is being pushed around the globe through the Bond Market, and the
so called “Bond Vigilantes” are hardly being vigilant. Are retail investors buying ANY of these bonds, corporate or sovereign? I think not. Retail investors don’t have the preponderance of the world’s wealth to push around, and they couldn’t act in concert like this. This
has to be just a few people doing Margin Calls on the weakest states
first, and pulling their financing. Where are they getting the money to
do this? They are PRINTING the money, through their CB subsidiaries like the Fed. Remember what the BIS is, it is the Central Bank of all the Central Banks in the world participating in this trading system.
Based on this hypothesis, its quite possible for this collapse to be a fairly long and drawn out affair. You
have a few Central Bankers who can pretty much inject money anywhere
they like into the system with a few keyboard strokes on the laptop. That
money gets loaned out to some Hedge Funds, who can at will attack any
particular country or corporation through the Bond Market. They
aren’t attacking EVERYONE of course, because some countries have to
stay floating for the whole currency schema to keep working.
So how does the whole thing finally FAIL here? Well,
its one thing to keep the Bond Market floating for a given country, it
is a whole other ball of wax to keep any given country’s employment
situation decent. Perhaps nobody is making a
margin call on Germany at the moment because Germany is a creditor, but
nonetheless the German Labor Unions are none too happy these days, and
plenty of Mercedes are getting their windows smashed in the parking
lots of Munich and Berlin. Similarly here in the
FSofA while the GDP gets revised upward to show 5% Growth, Unemployment
continues to grow with nearly ½ M new claims in the last month. The
charade of moving debt money round the world can only last until the
societies which support this system start to fall apart from their own
internal rot. That basically is the FSofA, Britain and Germany in the West, and China and Japan in the East.
So
far here in the FSofA we hve not reached the Social Tipping point YET.
Its coming though, despite GDP growth figures which are created as a
fiction from the keyoards of CBs who create ever more money to ship
into the markets. Increasing GDP is merely an artifact of a whole lot
of new money injected into this system, there is NO increased
productivity here, if anything it has decreased. The lie will be
perpetuated until the biggest countries in charge of the system
themselves devolve to anarchy. Give it another year or two maybe.
Source > theburningplatform.com