Friday, February 5, 2010

NTMA take over from CB of I

They are cutting Honohan out of the picture. Look up my earlier posts on this probability! Poor man obviously too honest!

I predict a chance of a fatal ac/incident to him or his wife. Life assurance would be advisable, as Brian McCabe, a principal officer in taxes, in charge of D 13 (later name changed to DAD5) the district dealing with banks was found dead in unexplained circumstances.

Jimmy Livingstone missed assassination at the expense of his wife who though restrained ensured that he was not ambushed. Through the late 1980's, Jimmy was breaking down the banks, branch by branch, as he got inside information via payments and rewards, probably, that showed how Tralee and Listowel were hotspots of non-resident accounts. He, JL, had been told twice by higher up, to cease but persisted.
Tony (I forget his name, God forgive me) died of a brain tumour in Head Office. He was in charge of policy re Banks. Did you know that micrwaves travel though office partitions? They are known to cause tumours. Jimmy was forever travelling around talking to tipsters.

Of course this is all just a coincidence and no one should make any links to paramilitaries etc. Banks are purely good for the economy.

Thursday, February 4, 2010

Surveillance Society

Funny, but whenever there is a serious terrorist incident, there is never any CCTV footage........ Did I say funny? I meant suspicious. When an innocent bystander is murdered by a sadistic police officer, there is no CCTV. Yet members of the public come forward to show what happened and to identify the officer. City of London, 2009.

There was no CCTV tape released of the attack on the Pentagon. Why not? There were many CCTVs active and their tapes were taken by the FBI.

Likewise with 7/7 in London. Buses and trains have footage but no CCTV. The murder of the Brazilian who had innocently triggered the bombs on 7/7 was on CCTV, but no they were not working.

Who lied to us?

Monday, February 1, 2010

Kleptocracy means dishonesty usually on an intellectual and therefore frequently hidden level. These economies are easily dominated by credit creation and wish fulfillment, resulting in high rates of drug use, sex abuse and gambling with super profits accruing to those who control laws used to secure control of these lucrative sectors. As these are social ills there will be a commensurate distortion in medecine with strong comtrol either for fantasy treatments based on placebo and unskilled practitioners, or on drugs, poisons that do not cure but palliate symptoms only.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Slip knots!

I have always known that a slip knot has power. Assymetric puissance. For she who holds the cord controls the knot. When making a plan that has considerable risk, it is not unwise to enable a slip knot within for bargaining power later on and for timing purposes.

When has this been used? When hasn't it?

Who and when will the (truth?) story come out about (insert your fave conspiracy theory here!) ?

Climategate? Sure! Lots of knots there and most have a slip element!

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Gillian Tett and the FT.

The Financial Times was silly enough to print an article suggesting, according to McKinsey who can be bought, that the UK might follow Iceland into chaos financially.

No access and the Yves Smith site is blocking access to older posts so if you do not have the url it is tough luck!

Unless you are here

http://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2010/01/could-england-be-the-next-iceland.html

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/99b57662-012d-11df-8c5400144feabdc0.html BLOCKED!


Try http://lightwater.wordpress.com/2010/01/17/mckinseys-graph-of-uks-debt-position/

Crime and "recession"

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6996461.ece

Recession-linked crime wave fails to materialise, new figures show

Bizarre? Unexpected certainly. Anything to do with all the extra heroin hitting the streets, lowering prices? Maybe the Afghan jaunt is justified? UK property vs Afghan and Pakistani lives?

Too early to tell? Premature as the depression has a long way to go.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Facebook censorship

http://74.125.153.132/search?q=cache:OXkgcLSIL8gJ:www.isgp.eu/+www.isgp.eu.&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=au&client=firefox-a

Try pasting this into face book!