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UK and US Collected Millions of Webcam Images (Many Nude) ... To Smear or Blackmail the Targets?
Posted by : George Washington Post date: 02/27/2014 - 14:44 NSA Whistleblower Says: "This Is Just One Of The Ways To Make Controlling People Possible. Standard KGB/Stasi Tactics."
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According to the Economic Policy Institute, a Washington think tank supported by organized labor, the answer to generating up to 6 million more jobs is as simple as ending global currency manipulation. But not in the sense of ramping USDJPY or AUDUSD at key market inflection points which mostly benefits such FX-rigging chatrooms as "the Cartel", no: they are thinking more big picture, in the "central bank manipulation sense." The report says that "several foreign countries devalue their currencies to make their products cheaper, making it difficult for U.S. manufacturers to compete, the report said." In essence what the group suggests is that the US currency is overvalued relative to the rest of the world, and that by "realigning exchange rates, U.S. trade deficits would be reduced by up to $500 billion per year by 2015. Such a move would increase U.S. gross domestic product by up to $720 billion per year and create up to 5.8 million jobs, the report said." Said otherwise: stop foreign currency manipulation, but allow and encourage the US to keep pushing its own currency even lower. This is all wonderful, however it appears the unions or their mouthpiece thinktank have never heard of the Fed, whose job over the past 5 years has been, among other things, to keep the dollar weaker than it would normally be. If anything, the rest of the world is merely mimicking the policies of the Fed, which have been adopted first by the Bank of England, next the Bank of Japan, and soon, maybe, the European Central Bank. We can't wait to see how much screaming and yelling will ensue if and when Mario Draghi does indeed engage in unsterilized QE, and sends the Euro plunging (now that there is supposedly no fear of redenomination) and by implication, the USD soaring making exports of US goods and services to Europe even more prohibitive. And don't tell labor unions about the recent collapse in the Chinese Yuan: that would really put their noses out of joint. Because while superficially they are absolutely correct, a weaker dollar would on paper boost US exports and potentially generate a few million extra jobs (assuming there are no robots who can fill those positions at a fraction of the cost and none of the wages), the flip side is that it would crush all export-reliant emerging economies, resulting in many more millions of job losses in countries that unlike the US, have no welfare-state safety nets, and thus send the risk of global revolutions through the roof, which in turn would jeopardize the most precious thing of all: the global stock markets, currently at all time highs, courtesy of
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02-27 18:11: i'd say hundreds and they (unrulian) 02-27 18:11: Perhaps you did not notice, (jmp esp) 02-27 18:11: i need to study the evidence. (layman_please) 02-27 18:10: I am bullish too... (bullsfx.com) 02-27 18:10: That's the funny thing about (SgtShaftoe) 02-27 18:10: We live in an end stage (Anusocracy) 02-27 18:10: I hate ignorance, that's it. (dufferin) 02-27 18:09: Sounds like the NSA has (lasvegaspersona) 02-27 18:09: And the cost of imports and (Solon the Destroyer) 02-27 18:09: dude, i dont want to continue (Divided States ...) Contact Information: Tips: tips [ at ] zerohedge.com General: info [ at ] zerohedge.com Legal: legal [ at ] zerohedge.com Advertising: ads [ at ] zerohedge.com Abuse/C omplaints: abuse [ at ] zerohedge.com Suggested Reading: Make sure to read our "How To [Read/Tip Off] Zero Hedge Without Attracting The Interest Of [Human Resources/The Treasury/Black Helicopters]" Guide
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A far better option for all the disgruntled workers engaging in such an old normal concept as actually creating exportable goods, is to get an E-trade account, request a few grand from Obama (call it populist bailout venture capital), and bet it all on Tesla. After all, there is just one "trickling down" wealth effect left in the room. Average:
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Cognitive Dissonance
Thu, 02/27/2014 -
17:53 | 4486687 The ends always seems to justify the means when you're the big man on campus. When you're at the top of the financial food chain there is only one direction left to go. <Until, that is, it all comes crashing down.>
smlbizman
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02/27/2014 they will create 5.8 - 17:58 | mil 4486722 jobs...they'll need them to feed the 40mil newly created homeless at the soup kitchens
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Flakmeister
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02/27/2014 You do understand - 18:01 | the 4486729 difference between nominal and real gains, don't you?
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Anusocracy
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02/27/2014 We live in an end stage 18:10 | government 4486761 created government run economy. Job creation is overwhelmed by job destruction. Take away the reserve currency status and it will create jobs as prolifically as the Soviet Union did.
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boost manufacturing
this will bring us back to a 50's style boom economy edit forgot to reinstate glass steagal
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4486745 But one things that could work is to impose a carbon based tax on imports as it takes advantage of lower carbon domestic NG supplies... Coupled with the implementation of a revenue neutral carbon tax phased in while phasing out FICA and payroll taxes... The import tax kicks high carbon chinese imports in the nut sack... Now junk away you troglodytes....
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css1971
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17:52 | 4486690 Don't worry, Everyone can export their way out of debt!
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Solon the Destroyer And the cost of imports and imported inputs won't change one bit!
Who the fuck teaches math to Washington Fink Tanks? Krugman? Union leaders? The former mayor of Detroit?
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maskone909
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02/27/2014 exactly! what happens 18:05 | to incurred 4486725 debts? they will have to "re-allign" currencies a magnitude of times less value than they currently stand. in anycase, this will push yields up dramatically to compensate for the lose in value of t-bills/bonds. bunch of fuckin clowns edit
lets say i have 100 dollars of debt and there is 1000 dollars in existance with a exchange rate of 1usd to 10 yen, now we make the peg rate the same 1:1 usd/yen either the yen gains a shitload of value and american soverign debt becomes amazingly cheaper, or the opposite. i really dont see the system being able to adjust to such a drastic change without massive debt write offs
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ZerOhead 42%?
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18:05 | (After they 4486735 finish buying every scrap of T-paper all the way down to municipal bonds on the market...)
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Timmay
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17:55 | 4486703 How about we raise rates and then limit banks to just offering savings accounts and lending? Oh, and restore free markets so that the best products and ideas rise to the top (with bad bets/ideas collapsing and falling) with said lending from banks? Simple.
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analyzer_66
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02/27/2014 Great idea but the banks 18:03 | have already 4486738 lobbies themselves into financial control of gubbmint with the fed as coconspirator of keeping cheap money flowing downstream. Why would they ever want to change this unless the petrodollar is completely destroyed?
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joego1
Thu, 02/27/2014 17:58 | 4486719 They forgot to add the brains when they started up their think tank.
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buzzsaw99
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17:58 | 4486723 globalist traitors have ruined this country. there's no going back now.
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Spungo
Thu, 02/27/2014 18:09 | 4486757 The dollar needs to be weaker? No problem. End the petrodollar and watch the value crash.
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kito
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18:11 | 4486766 sadly, and i shudder to think, but nothing short of a decline in population in the u.s. is going to bring about a change for the country. the u.s. population has grown too large and too fat and happy based on 40 years of credit and debt driven growth coupled with a generous welfare state. no "miracle" of balancing the budget or ending currency manipulation is going to fix serious structural problems for this country. there would have to be a major reset and major fallout before any new, real, organic growth can begin. and it will happen, and there is no fix, despite every pundit postulating. it may be quick, or it may be a long slow decline, but its inevitable.......
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