More bank runs
Further from the bank run going on in Greece, a much bigger Spanish bank run has also been going on unreported until now. $1.5 Billion USD this week so far.
Expect an Italian bank run to commence shortly.
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05.16.12 The germans were launching people in rockets well before WWII
Crazy as it may seem, according to this documented event, Germany was launching manned rockets to an altitude of at least 32,000 ft a good 5 years before WWII broke out:
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05.16.12 It appears Kodak was up to more than just photography
Who hides a nuclear reactor in their basement?
35 lb of enriched Uranium certainly makes for a Kodak moment!
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05.15.12 Definitive child health study
Andreas Bachmair compiled health data from a study of 8,000 un-vaccinated children from at least 15 different countries and health data compiled on more than 17,400 vaccinated children involved in a German study known as
KiGGS – The German Health Interview and Examination Survey for Children and Adolescents.
These were the key findings:
In every single health category evaluated as part of both studies, the overall health of unvaccinated children was leaps and bounds ahead of the vaccinated children. The allergy rate among vaccinated children, for instance, was more than double the allergy rate among unvaccinated children. And worse, vaccinated children were found to be nearly eight times more prone to developing asthma or chronic Bronchitis than were unvaccinated children.
Another significant difference between the two groups was observed in the category of
autoimmune disorders. While less than half of one percent of unvaccinated children were found to have developed an autoimmune disease, roughly seven percent of vaccinated children developed one — and according to the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), nearly 25 percent of Americans today suffer from at least one autoimmune disorder.The other health categories where unvaccinated children fared better than vaccinated children included neurodermatitis, herpes, otitis media (
ear infections), hay fever, hyperactivity, scoliosis, epilepsy and seizures, migraine headaches, and thyroid disease. The only category where disease rates were roughly equal between the two groups was in the category of diabetes mellitus, a disease which affects only about 0.2% of children under the age of 20. | Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »
05.15.12 Depositor bank runs begin in Greece
$900 million in cash on Monday alone was withdrawn:
When you allow for a fractional reserve multiplier of 10, that equates to $9 billion in banking assets that need to be unwound to maintain solvency.
These banks are leveraged on average 40 times which means that $360 billion in financial instruments will need to be unwound to compensate for these deposit withdrawals made yesterday alone.
I wonder how much was withdrawn today…
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05.15.12 MRI Wait Times
Apparently, the typical wait of 89 days to get an MRI in Ontario is entirely acceptable. If it wasn’t then it would not be called health care and the province would do something about it.
I noticed that the target is 28 days. I would like to see their plan on how they intend to achieve this.
I have been told that staff hours have been cut across the province. This certainly can’t be in the plan to reduce the wait time…
I am also told that to help deal with the wait time, Canadians are sent to the USA where the province will pay then to perform the scan.
So Thunder Bay residents are going to Duluth for their MRI scans and paying American workers instead of paying Thunder Bay residents overtime to do the work themselves.
That’s your tax dollars in action people.
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05.14.12 What is this picture of?
Believe it or not, it is an office at the Greek ministry of finance.
Full details here:
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05.14.12 Low Frequency RF used to turn on genes
If scientists can turn on and off genes with RF like this then consider the the situation where one has a natural viral infection resulting in a similar internal condition like the one described in the article.
All that then needs to happen for certain genes to turn “on” or “off” would be exposure to low frequency RF radiation like high tension power lines for example.
Maybe the radio frequency link to cancer isn’t so out there after all…
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05.14.12 JP Morgan Rundown
So the guy “responsible” for causing the JP Morgan issue happens to be called Achilles…
What is being reported as a 1 billion loss is actually a loss on a trade worth 70 trillion and the actual loasas so far is closer to 100 billion dollars:
This fiasco happens to be a handy diversion for JPM as the real deal going down right now is a ruling by the SEC with regards to 120 billion is mortgage backed securities losses that they have just been forced to write down on their books:
This ruling also opens the door, for the first time, to civil litigation on behalf of investors that bought roughly 30 trillion dollars in derivatives that were backed by these dodgy mortgages.
As always, when something hits the news, look around for the real story off to the side…
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05.14.12 Greek D-Day is tomorrow
This isn’t being widely publicized because either way, the outcome of tomorrow is bad:
Greece has a deadline to pay it’s creditors tomorrow. They don’t have enough money to do this but if they pay what they can then there will be no money to pay the people working in the public sector etc which means civil mayhem. If they don’t pay then Greece is most likely out of the Euro which will cost banks around the world about 1/2 a trillion dollars in losses.
It looks like tomorrow is the end of the line.
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