CLASSIFIED CONVERSATION NY Bank

Paradigm Intel:

CLASSIFIED CONVERSATION NYC, 

secure Board room: Chairman and

CEO Wall St Bank.

#1 Chairman

#2 CEO

Date approximately 2 months ago.

#2 We safe

#1 yes

#2 You sure?

#1 absolutely James M. Atkinson swept the place

finished an hour ago. he calls himself
"Leonardo da Vinci of Bug Sweeps and Spy Hunting"

He is reportedly the top civilian TSCM,COMSEC guy

in the world, the Granite Island Group

( http://www.tscm.com/ )

#1 so we are safe. 

We made almost a Trillion off  the sub-prime gig.

And another $500 Billion from the feds in the bailout,

Got to use that money free for almost a year.

We are getting 25 to 30% on Credit cards, 

and 460% on pay day loans.

And we got the bankruptcy laws changed so we

can track them to the grave and get our vig from

their estates.

#2 don't call it vig, we are much better and more 

powerful than the Mafia ever was, ha ha.

#1 yes but the cost of congressmen is going up.

On average they cost over $2 million each plus

the cost of lobbyist, to provide the cover and fake

reasons to do what we want."Spalin to the public like this"

#2 But they are well worth it,  The taxes would have really

hurt, $700 Billion in tax breaks, that was genius.

And the GOP has fought like a bulldog to keep them for us.

Trading Obama the unemp benefits to keep the tax cuts.

Who we buy?

#1 I don't know of hand, you can look it up Public info,

Air quotes: "political donations" end air quotes.

#2 yes but the Democrats are giving us some problems

they want a new head of the Comptroller of the currency. 

They are the ones that snuck the OK for usury past congress.

We have to get someone in there that won't start up the Usury

laws again. 

#1 I see in the Banking reform acts, or was it the Credit card

reform act that we made it illegal for the states to interfere

with our Usury activities. Nice work. We have some Democratic

Congressmen on the payroll but not enough.

#2 the FBI was on our ass over the sub-prime shit, but I got

our congressmen to pull their budget effectively pulling their

teeth, the FBI isn't a problem, anytime they get hot we can

get our puppets in Congress to pull the budget for the investigation.

#1 we can continue to do the dirty trades in the black pools in europe 

and the far east SEC has no truck either place, blind as bats. And wash the

profits in off shore banks.

https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Dark_liquidity

#2 we are making huge profits with the fake paper work grabbing

homes with the fake foreclosures, but Jesus messing with the military

and stealing their homes while they were on active duty was just stupid.

#1 I know that won't happen again, we don't have any pull in the States,

so we are just paying them off the Attorney Generals of several States

had us dead to right, so its gona cost us $25 billion in fines, but no

prosecution.

( Banks to Pay $25 Billion Bribe For Immunity http://t.co/0wBfy1z

Big banks make hefty donations to lawmakers as investigations of abusive foreclosure practices continue: http://bit.ly/qTCKbZ )

The $700 billion in tax cuts we got the GOP to push through was 

another nice piece of change.

#2 Your gona love my next idea, figure its good for around $2 trillion

in profits and nobody can touch us, maybe even generate some sympathy

for us, ha ha ha.

#1 what is it?

#2 You know the Congress has to approve the increase in budget.

#1 yes congress does it automatically, they have done it what 94 times

so far?

#2 Ok what if we get the GOP to oppose it, we have the sock puppets

to oppose it.

#1 Ok but where is the money in that?

#2 They fight hold out to the last min. and  mean

the last min, run rumors of default on US debt,

Sell it to the new congressmen some BS about the debt is

to big.

#1 well it is big.

#2 we get S&P runs another dog and pony show like did for 

the sub-prime scam, but this time they down Grade US Debt,

based on the political problems the GOP is causing. Which we

control, this should scare the shit out of the markets, causing a

massive sell off which we can also feed selling ours, and add 

to the selling pressure shorting everything in sight.

We know the debt ceiling will be solved at the last min.

and the down grade is coming from S&P, we should make

another trillion from this little scam.
We can throw in a flash crash if needed.

#1 I like it no real risks and we make money on the market

on the way down shorting, and go long on the ride back up.
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Short_%28finance%29

#2 we can stash alot of the profits in our off shore banks, NO

TAXES. Mostly profits from the dark pools.

And our bank stock will plummet also which we can

whine about, gain some sympathy. From now on only wear

blue shirt no tie when talking to press, ie the blue collar angle.

#1 Anonymous seems to be off our ass now, wouldn't like 

them to get a hold of this, are our emails secure? They

are about the only threat we face.

side bet:

 http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2023809/Did-George-Soros-win-10-1-return-S-Ps-US-credit-rating-downgrade.html

"A mystery investor or hedge fund reportedly made a bet of almost $1billion at odds of 10/1 last month that the U.S. would lose its AAA credit rating."

Second conversation:

Aug 11, 2011

#1 Place swept again?

#2 yes of course.

Went like clock work.

We made as much as the whole market made last year.

Of course we wiped out last years profits in about one month.

And we will double our money as we ride the markets back up.
Market down 2,000 pts in one month.

#1 the new super committee is a chance to do this all over again.

We can get the GOP to screw around and fight them every step

of the way, may take some more "contributions" but its doable,

add the Democrats we bought and I think we can really screw 

it up, drive the markets to hell in a hand basket and short the whole

thing. Maybe another $500 billion to trillion.

#2 We are ready and no body can touch us.

By the way we got S&P to down grade Fannie, Freddie also.

Really hurt housing market, funny though they did nothing 

during sub-prime and NOW they down grade Fannie and Freddie,

thought somebody might spot that, every dead silent on it.

And not a word about insider trading. We got SEC's budget

cut also.

#1 I see we got GOP  To save $14.4 million by shutting down tax-collecting arm of FAA but they lose over $1 billion in taxes, nice crimp on economy,

those GOP whores will do anything we ask. Help drive markets down.

We even got MicheleBachmann to voted NO on #debtceiling. She
was willing to let economy crash, we need to get her a super pac.

#2 your idea on Infowar on the Gop we couldn't buy was genius.

Downgraded US Credit Rating: Tea Party, which created an artificial crisis for the benefit of its Koch Brother patrons  

They have influence way beyond their numbers and are great

at bullying GOP members we couldn't buy, and the press just

sucks it up.

#1 what you gona do with your money?

#2 I don't know more money than god,

getting hard to keep it all hidden.

Maybe I'll buy a country.

#1 You already have, US has

the best Politicians money can buy,

ha ha And we own many of them. ha ha

paradigm intel. Basis for report:

 THE MISSING DEAD CAT BOUNCE.
 https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Dead_cat_bounce

AFTER OBAMA SIGNED THE DEBT CEILING BILL.

there is no dead cat bounce, the old wall st adage 

"Even a dead cat bounces" In this case we have 

a dead zone, free fall after the bill was signed.

There should have been a positive market response

to the Debt ceiling bill, or at least a dead cat bounce

as the threat of default was removed by the signing.

Neither happened , this is the "Tell" for insider trading

on the knowledge of the S&P down grade of US Debt,

Then we just follow the money, to Wall ST banks.

Down 700 pts before sign, -500 after.
Wall St Banks short -1200 pt decline

The "Tell" After Obama signed the Debt ceiling bill till the S&P

announcement of down Grading US debt, the MARKET lost -500

points. Resolving the Debt ceiling should have resulted in a market

move to the upside of several hundred points. The drop should have

set off FRAUD alarms at the SEC.

Wall St Banks knew what S&P was going to do on July 25.

A subpoena of S&P records will establish when they made up their

minds to down grade US.

While the evidence isn't conclusive it fits the pattern.

But there won't be any investigation will there GOP.

G

Me floor of NYSE.

Series 3 & 7 Broker

.Showing GOP involvement: 
http://warintel.blogspot.com/2011/04/why-no-prosecution-of-wall-st-banks.html

Sources: Senate Investigation confirms all:
http://warintel.blogspot.com/2011/04/senate-investigation-of-wall-st-banks.html

Put that in your GOP pipe and smoke it.

G

 The members of the Super Congressional Committee, and donors:

http://www.iwatchnews.org/2011/08/10/5655/who-bankrolls-super-congress?utm_source=iwatch&utm_medium=social_media&utm_campaign=twitter 

UPDATE:

 SEC investigating S&P's downgrade of U.S. debt: report - Yahoo! Finance: http://t.co/GaA3c4e

U.S. Senate Banking committee has begun looking into last week's decision by S&P's to downgrade the U.S, don't know if they are wearing blinders.

Wall St banks insider trading,SEC's new #whistleblower rules which allow big rewards for corporate informants: http://www.iwatchnews.org/2011/08/12/5774/corporate-informants-could-reap-big-windfalls-exposing-fraud?utm_source=iwatch&utm_medium=social_media&utm_campaign=twitter

#GOP @SpeakerBoehner Supports S&P down grade actions | speaker.gov: bit.ly/nJrPUC
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recession...

Consumers

HELLO: ANYBODY HOME?
Paradigm intel points to China and OPEC.
Both are contributing to their own economic downfall.

Fed Emergency intervention.
GLOBAL MARKETS-US rate cut eases slide in stocks, bonds surge
Feds cannot control the monetary system or curency markets, market forces are bigger than the combined "feds" in Europe and USA.

This is not a World market problem, meaning part of the world isn't participating, China.
China has a liquidity surplus...While Europe and USA has a liquidity shortage??

If this continues it will ruin/trash/crush Chinas Olympics dreams. Tourism will crash in a recessionary
environment. Chinese confused perspective


OIL $100 per bbl, Opec is shooting its self in the foot.
Saudi Arabia is facing terrible inflation and Milk boycott.Saudi Inflation = oil $100 BBL

Most know why there is a bread shortage in Pakistan, including the poor. Smugglers and hoarders, capitalizing on record global wheat prices, have found it more profitable to send wheat and flour abroad than to meet domestic needs at home.


Gold $800 an oz up from $400 a few years ago.
Gold prices have gone through the ceiling by striking an all-time high of $980 per ounce this week, and smashing a 28-year record. Experts attribute this to oil prices breaching the $100 per barrel mark, a weak US dollar, political instability in Pakistan following the assassination of the country's opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, as well as cold weather which has raised demand for heating fuel.

"Each market reacts to news as it happens, and gold is always trading, wherever the sun shines as the earth turns," explained Hani Milad, secretary-general of the Jewellery Division at the Egyptian Association of Chamber of Commerce. "Prices are set and regularly re-set by the ever-changing supply and demand, input by investors, central banks, governments, miners, jewellers, dealers, and others who trade in gold almost daily." Although gold as money is not a part of daily life, every major nation holds gold as a fiscal insurance policy.

The value of gold during the first trading week of 2008 was $866.90 per ounce, after rising by 30 per cent last year to reach about $630 per ounce. Two years ago, gold was selling for less than $550 an ounce and cost $350 per ounce five years ago. The highest record for gold in recent history was in 1980 when it cost $850 an ounce, after investors rushed to buy the precious metal in response to high inflation sparked by soaring oil prices amid the Iranian Revolution.

http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2008/881/ec1.htm

http://snipurl.com/1y6a2


The speculative bubble in the art market reaches its peak in November 2007 [Jan 08]

The Financial Times reports that Japanese inflation rates, which have traditionally been very low by international standards, doubled between November and December 2007

Smell the inflation building?

I would be taking my bond capital gain profits and
( as interest rates go down the value of older bonds, paying a higher rate go up in principal,
as intrest rates go up older bond principal values go down as they pay the older lower rates, BOND PRINCIPAL GOES IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION OF THE INTEREST RATE MOVE. INTREST RATE UP, BOND PRINCIPAL DOWN...... INTEREST RATES DOWN, BOND PRINCIPLE GOES UP )
switching to investments with a inflation hedge.
Utilities, commodity related stocks etc.

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Two excellent reads:
Europe and the West are trying to improve short term liquidity.Expand.
( Linked to sub-prime loans, and ? )
The cost to borrow in euros plunged after the European Central Bank added an unprecedented $500 billion to the banking system as part of a global effort to ease credit-market gridlock through year-end.

China is trying to curb "excessive liquidity".Contract.
The Chinese government, which spent 2007 trying to prevent the country's economy overheating, caught investors on the hop this week with the sixth interest rate rise of the year, adding to indications that it will intensify its efforts to cool the economy in the coming 12 months.

They both speak of a 7 yr, time frame.

The biggest concerted effort by central banks in six years to restore confidence in global money markets is showing little sign of success. SOURCE:

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China's Economic view of USA.

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NEW YORK (AP) -- Wachovia Capital markets analyst Douglas Sipkin on Monday lowered his fourth-quarter estimate for Merrill Lynch & Co., forecasting a loss on further expected writedowns of collateralized debt obligations.
Dec. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Merrill Lynch & Co. will receive a cash infusion of as much as $6.2 billion from Singapore's Temasek Holdings Pte. and Davis Selected Advisors LP. Merrill Lynch & Co., reeling from the biggest loss in its 93-year history, will receive a cash infusion of as much as $6.2 billion from Singapore's Temasek Holdings Pte. and Davis Selected Advisors LP.

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Who is draining liquidity?
"CPI is going to be very important. The Fed has injected massive amounts of liquidity and they don't seem to be getting any major impact. We still have a credit crunch," said Paul Mendelsohn, chief investment strategist at Windham Financial Services in Charlotte, Vermont.

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Paradigm Intel, and inductive reasoning indicates the possibility of a Global monetary cash flow problem. Currently focused on short term liquidity, it has the momentum to spread.
China is heavy and the West & Europe are short?

$100 bbl oil is accumulating significant economic pain world wide.

A publication by GIMF—an analysis of the global strategy of Al-Qaeda—is even more lucid. Under the title "Al-Qaeda's War is Economic not Military," wonders if there have been any strange or unusual transactions by world State players.

All of this points to at least a recession. And maybe some manipulation, intentional or not.

USA DOESN'T KNOW WHAT IS CAUSING THE LIQUIDITY PROBLEM?

Possibilities:
1) Large country pulling funds. ( switching to other reserve currencys, or Gold )
2) Sub-prime some how affecting money markets ( Derivatives )
3) Derivatives based on Money Market rates: crashing?
4) Asymmetrical warfare.
5) Market cycle?
Any other explanations? comment please.

Stock market shaping up for severe bruising.

Gerald
Series 7 & 13
Its going to get very bumpy


Pumping out the sub-prime paper with a AAA wrapper
is an criminal event, they were giving loans under false pretenses,
lying about income, values, appraisals, some should be prosecuted,
they made Billions in a organized criminal enterprise.
Lack of supervision or checks and balances.

The subPrime problem is just the tip of the Iceberg.
The mounting bad debt from poor standards and practices
is still to come, the Credit Card companys have been engaged in
loan sharking using Credit Cards, whom do you think would agree to
33% interest rates? ( They incorporated in states without " consumer rights laws", no linit on interest charges, and claim other states Usury laws don't apply to them. )
Even higher in some circumstances, USURY.
The MOB only broke your leg, these guys
got the bankruptcy laws changed ( Lobbyists )
so when they can't pay the 33% vig.
They attach property/homes etc.
You can't even escape these criminal loan sharks in bankruptcy.
The Mafia didn't even have it this good, and these bad loans have to surface
sooner or later.

And I hope the criminal investigations. We know who's greed triggered this debacle.

G
The Criminal credit card companys threaten National security."CounterTerrorism Blog."

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How are the credit card co.s contributing to the bad Debt debacle?
Over the past year, the consumer banking industry has come under increased scrutiny in Washington for interest-rate hikes, questionable legal practices, and debt-collection procedures. And when bank representatives appear before Congress, they often repeat the same message: Whatever their practices, their consumers agreed to them....

And it's not as if financial institutions are scrambling to draw your attention to the contracts. In some cases, consumers have to blindly agree to a credit-card holder's agreement when applying for a card; and only get a chance to look at it when they receive it, their new card, and a bevy of inserts in the mail sometime later.

Figuring out what it all means can be difficult. Interest rates can be calculated in a variety of ways, and the ultimate effects of certain clauses aren't always clear. "It's getting to the point where it's like opening up the guts of a Dell and a Mac and asking to choose based on that," says Kathleen Keest, senior policy counsel for the Center for Responsible Lending.

But what you don't know can hurt you: You may assume you have rights that you've actually signed away, and knowing what the rules are now can save you major financial problems later on.

To help, we're magnifying the small print. Here is a by-no-means-comprehensive list of common clauses to be aware of before signing up for that next credit card or checking account:....

Interest rates can increase, and in some cases, interest may be charged on the portion of your bill you already paid. And then you get hit with fees: late fees and over-the-limit fees can exceed the amount you owe.....

Many can change anytime, for any reason. "Even though creditors can stipulate the terms, they still insert a clause that says no matter what else is in the contract, we can change the provisions anytime for any reason," says Travis Plunkett, legislative director of the Consumer Federation of America. "[Credit-card agreements] are the single worst piece of consumer disclosure I've seen in 25 years of consumer work."....

SOURCE: Christian Science Monitor.

Any one see a higher interest rate on CC above 33% I've seen advertised: please add in comments.

G

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