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We are having serious privacy issues in this new dawn age. Everywhere you go and everything you do will be watched.
A re-work of my earlier image "Someone to watch over me".
I caught this shot when I saw these two people exchanging and whispering, like they were having some kind of illegal tradings or having an affair inside Time Warner building in New York. And the mood totally created a spy movie scene, and inspired me to work on my very first and a few "street" snaps.
~Repost ~ More jailbait banksta LIE-BORE crap...
" Who are these faceless US 'ratings agencies' that threaten the viability of entire continents? "
Just askin'..
The Big Three credit rating agencies are Standard & Poor's, Moody's Investor Service, and Fitch Ratings. Moody's and S&P each control about 40 percent of the market. Third-ranked Fitch Ratings, which has about a 14 percent market share, sometimes is used as an alternative to one of the other majors. ( wiki )
It seems we have an imposed political dogma now, not only from the nasty eton boys in non-mandated power. We are compelled to dismantle our public services in the name of 'austerity'.
Now these faceless jailbait banksters confirm the British Chancellors fiscal ineptitude.
(I thought that was a given with the Lib-Con politicians we have in control of the economy anyway!)
Alternative Open Source model:
In October 2011, a new collaboration based business model called Wikirating was developed by Austrian mathematician Dorian Credé. The online community credit rating platform aims to provide a transparent source of credit rating information, reviewed by a worldwide community.
(Not that anyone will be aware of, or allowed to use it, the banksters will make sure of that.)
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Robyn Hitchcock - Up To Our Necks
(image inspiration: DJ Bass)
"No legacy is so rich as honesty. - William Shakespeare"
"Insider trading is the trading of a corporation's stock or other securities (such as bonds or stock options) by individuals with access to non-public information about the company."
Macro Monday project - 02/11/13
"On the Inside”
Today was Pancake's day for her annual checkup and vaccines. This is her Vet - Dr. Allison Stumpf, of Banfield Pet Hospital. Pancake bonded with Dr. Stumpf instantly and she enjoys her yearly visit here.
I owe a special debt of gratitude to Banfield Pet Hospital and vowed to be a loyal patron of theirs after the massive Menu Foods pet-food recall in 2007 which claimed at least 30,000 pets in less than a year. Banfield Pet Hospital was the only one to track these pet deaths (when the FDA refused) and was instrumental in bringing to light the need for accountability and tighter controls, tracking and regulations in the pet food industry. Thank you, Dr. Stumpf and Banfield Pet Hospital for honoring your commitment to the health and well being of those we call our beloved pets, friends, service dogs, companions and babies. We will never forget this. Dedicated to my cats who were victims of that recall: twotabbycats.blogspot.com/2010/
Kelly Lynn Loeffler, aka Kelly Loeffler, is a businesswoman and the junior US Senator from Georgia.
This caricature of Kelly Loeffler was adapted from a photo in the public domain from the US Senate.
Contre les sautes d’humeur des marchés, il porte toujours un harnais en cuir sur une chemise à chevrons blancs qu’il ne retrousse pas, car il exècre le cliché du trader survolté. Toujours ganté de cuir et chaussé impeccablement, on respecte ce jeune loup de la finance depuis les steppes spéculatives du monde entier. Sollicité par une femme d’influence aux placements colossaux, leur rencontre va tout changer.
To brace against the whims of the markets, he wears a leather harness over a white herringbone shirt, never rolled up, in line with the cliché of a highly charged trader. Always wearing leather gloves and impeccable shoes, this golden boy of finance gets respect from the entire world of speculation. Sought out by an influential woman with colossal investments, their encounter will change everything.
Kelly Lynn Loeffler, aka Kelly Loeffler, is a businesswoman and the junior US Senator from Georgia.
This caricature of Kelly Loeffler was adapted from a photo in the public domain from the US Senate.
CREDIT FOR THIS EXCELLENT PHOTO
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Kelly Lynn Loeffler, aka Kelly Loeffler, is a businesswoman and the junior US Senator from Georgia.
This caricature of Kelly Loeffler was adapted from a photo in the public domain from the US Senate.
Solyndra is not the only investigation going on, but will there be enough time in our lifetimes to find all of the corruption that has taken place?
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
In Yipes Company Chapter 11 scandalous, Promod Hague, Keith Geeslin, and Peter Morris teamed up for their own profit gain stole $ 200 million from minority shareholders.
They are involved in Financial Crimes:
•Insider-Trading
•Corporate Fraud
•Breach of Fiduciary Duty
•Money Laundering
•Accounting Schemes
•Tax Evasion
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
The mother of all 9/11 investigations. 600 hundred pages to trudge through, but it's worth it to really find out how our country is run and how we've been manipulated. Better than any mystery novel. His final analysis will forever change the way I think of terrorism and the United States. With the consequences of peak oil as the motivation, this ex-police detective lays out only the facts that would stand up in court. And that's plenty enough to condemn the Bush administration for not only exploiting 9/11 to go to war in the Middle East, but facilitating the execution of 9/11. Bush wants us to think that we are vulnerable, but in truth our intelligence is/was so solid that not only were they watching every move of the terrorists of the hijackings, but protected them in order to have them do the dirty deed at least that one time. All this to give reason for the carrying out of the Project for a New American Century. This is manufacturing consent at its most devious. Includes analysis of the very important war games (practice drills) that were used to confuse/cover up what was going on that day as well as explanation of the technology used in spyware and flying planes by remote control.
The Insider Game
By PAUL KRUGMAN
Published: Friday, July 12, 2002
The current crisis in American capitalism isn't just about the specific details -- about tricky accounting, stock options, loans to executives, and so on. It's about the way the game has been rigged on behalf of insiders.
And the Bush administration is full of such insiders. That's why President Bush cannot get away with merely rhetorical opposition to executive wrongdoers. To give the most extreme example (so far), how can we take his moralizing seriously when Thomas White -- whose division of Enron generated $500 million in phony profits, and who sold $12 million in stock just before the company collapsed -- is still secretary of the Army?
Yet everything Mr. Bush has said and done lately shows that he doesn't get it. Asked about the Aloha Petroleum deal at his former company Harken Energy -- in which big profits were recorded on a sale that was paid for by the company itself, a transaction that obviously had no meaning except as a way to inflate reported earnings -- he responded, ''There was an honest difference of opinion. . . . sometimes things aren't exactly black-and-white when it comes to accounting procedures.''
. . . The bottom line is that in the last week any hopes you might have had that Mr. Bush would make a break from his past and champion desperately needed corporate reform have been dashed.
Mr. Bush is not a real reformer; he just plays one on TV.
query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E02E0DF1030F931A...
www.latimes.com/news/opinion/sunday/la-oe-brooks5-2009mar...
Bush's big lies
Rosa Brooks
March 5, 2009
How did they ever get away with it?
On Tuesday, the Justice Department released a batch of memos drafted in 2001 and 2002 by lawyers in the Bush administration's Office of Legal Counsel. Written mainly by John Yoo, then a deputy director in the office, they laid out the purported legal justifications for a theory of presidential power amounting to virtual dictatorship.
Collectively, they declare that if the U.S. military were deployed against suspected terrorists inside the United States, even U.S. citizens wouldn't be protected by the 4th Amendment's prohibition against unreasonable search and seizure. They also conclude that citizens and noncitizens could be designated "unlawful enemy combatants" by the president on the basis of secret evidence. And once that happens, they could be locked up indefinitely and tortured, without charge, access to counsel or any procedure through which to challenge the detention or treatment.
I know: All this is old hat. With so many leaks over the years, who doesn't know by now that the Bush administration sought virtually unlimited executive power to monitor, detain and use force against individuals anywhere around the globe in the name of the "war on terror"?
But even today, it's still shocking to see it laid out in black and white.
www.nytimes.com/2009/03/05/us/politics/05brfs-SENATORPUSH...
Senator Pushes Idea of ‘Truth Commission’
Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, used a hearing of the Judiciary Committee to press his idea that Congress should create a “truth commission” to explore and expose the Bush administration’s policies on detention and interrogation. The hearing follows the disclosure this week by the Obama administration of several legal opinions from the Bush administration that outlined a broad view of the reach of presidential authority to fight terrorism. Mr. Leahy, the committee chairman, cited the memorandums as an example of unchecked power that led to abuses. He has not yet fashioned an explicit proposal. “Nothing has done more to damage America’s place in the world than the revelation that this nation stretched the law and bounds of executive power to authorize torture,” Mr. Leahy said. A nonpartisan commission of inquiry, he said, “would shed light on what mistakes were made so that we can learn from these errors.”
“This country has many challenges. We will not deny, we will not ignore, we will not pass along our problems to other Congresses, to other presidents, and other generations. We will confront them with focus and clarity and courage.”
~ President George W. Bush, State of the Union Address, January 28th, 2003
When Bush moved into the White House, movement conservatism finally found itself in control of all the levels of power - and quickly proved itself unable to goven.
The movement's politiciaztion of everything, the way it values political loyalty above all else, creates a culture of cronyism and corruption that has prevaded everything the Bush administration does, from the failed reconstruction of Iraq to the hapless response to Hurrican Katrina.
The multiple failures of the bush administration are what happens when the government is run by a movement that is dedicated to policies that against most Americans' interests, and must try to compensate for that inherent weakness through deception, distraction and the distribution of largesse to its supporters.
~ Paul Krugman
This book by an evangelical Christian theology professor is much more accessible than Rubicon since it just keeps to the most pertinent points. He also addresses the physical evidence of the buildings falling as if "pulled" using explosives and Flight 77 that was said to have hit the Pentagon. Ruppert avoided discussing the physical evidence because of how easily such evidence can be manipulated in court. Griffin also covers the same material about emergency response protocal, insider trading and intelligence, but he does not cover the war games. In this sense the book is not as satisfying as Crossing the Rubicon but is a faster read. UPDATE: The 2nd edition has an afterword that brings forth a few more points and new information that gives the book a more solid footing. Possibly the best introduction to the issues brought up by critics of the official 9/11 story.
U.S. Courthouse (S.D.N.Y.), New York City
Shot on Portra 400NC film using a Voigtlander Bessa R3A rangefinder with a 12mm f/5.6 Ultra Wide-Heliar lens; RGB channel-mixing in Photoshop
Madoff stole money from investors and went to jail with all his assets. He was sentenced to 150 years in prison
Haque stole $200 Million from investors in Yipes Communication Inc. and became a billionaire and not in jail yet.
As reported by CBS 60 Minutes, Congress makes the law, so of course it's allowed to do the insider trading that's illegal for everyone else.
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