Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Lawsuits, the Cadaver & Gold

An historically unprecedented mess has been created by compromised central bankers and inept economic advisors, whose interference has irreversibly altered and damaged the world financial system, urgently pushed after the removed anchor of money to gold. Analysis features Gold, Crude Oil, USDollar, Treasury bonds, and inter-market dynamics with the US Economy and US Federal Reserve monetary policy.

The principal missing piece in the grand American mosaic of banking destruction, corrupt collusion, fraudulent bonds, Wall Street control, suppressed regulators, compromised ratings agencies is JUSTICE and REMEDY. Foreign entities are aghast as the lack of prosecution, remedy, and removal from positions of power, as policy continues to be set by the participants responsible for the structural failure and prevalent fraud. Their actions are reaching climax levels. The climax of the Wall Street strangehold is the confiscation of the TARP funds to date. However, whatever has not been nationalized is subject to lawsuits during disconnection. The pattern of human behavior indicates that lawsuits can spawn additional lawsuits, and quickly control is lost. Two major lawsuits have the potential to change the landscape. Curiously, neither receives much publicity. Then again, the press seems somewhere between subservient and compromised anyway. They have failed to shine many lights on much of any developments until after the damage is done, sometimes resembling video tabloids.

The USFed might be vulnerable. Could it be that the US Federal Reserve will face a growing expanding escalating lawsuit that finally is heard before the US Supreme Court? Give it a 50-50 chance, but this really needs a Vegas line. They are behaving and reacting much like a syndicate. One well connected contact claims their days are numbered. Stonewall tactics by the USFed on disclosed disbursement of TARP funds continues, despite court challenges. The USFed has begun to take on some curious similarities to a shady syndicate central clearinghouse. It refuses to disclose which banks received bond swaps, and refuses to reveal what assets it accepted as collateral. One can only suspect gross impropriety. Before long, RICO Laws against racketeering might be invoked. The word has been mentioned in the press by one particular Congressman. Recall. The Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations Act of 1970 has been a powerful legal weapon to prosecute crime syndicates and to confiscate their ill-gotten assets.

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