one hundred tons in london next month keep the price down we do please do it from you or a reserve held at the bank of england and we will give you title to where gold held here in the united states that's an example of a swap elise's where physical custody is temporarily transferred from one party to another and the the party leasing the gold can do what he wants with it though often this gold may not leave of all to it all but it's a it's a mechanism for intervening in the gold market without having to report the the intervention on the books of a central bank it sounds a lot like real hypothecation which has been in the markets to getting back to the united states in the federal reserve after having talked about the bank of england do we have any kind of transparency or discrepancies you notice that the federal reserve. yes couple years ago while the gold and trust action committee was brain a freedom of information act action. against the federal reserve the letter we got back from the board of governors of the fed signed by governor come of them marsh disclosed to us that among the

and according to quote sources the london whale himself will not face u.s. charges so why the possible john corazon redux the media was repeatedly used as a tool to float the idea that would walk free and now we have this london whale story that doesn't have nearly the grassroots movement that and the global did but members of congress don't like angry phone calls or answering them and in bed bob togs fakey time staffer former assistant treasury secretary paul craig roberts and i profiled purdue pharma and here's one thing our prime interest. despite massive the u.s. is now able to borrow it record low rates thanks in part to quantitative easing it is a world of this information and misinformation in which facts are fiction and abstract theories are substituted for empirical reality not unlike the movie the matrix in which an entire population lives in an alternate reality now those are the thoughts and words of paul craig roberts who i spoke with earlier he is the author of the failure of laissez faire capitalism and former assistant secretary of the us tre

new york stock exchange he eventually chose or hope to choose the new york fed itself and it is the london whale simply john corps minus slash m.f. global read a few stories are being floated in the media today the first by bloomberg regards j.p. morgan which is negotiating with regulators over the derivatives debacle that cost the farm over six billion dollars according to quote people mr diamond's firm will likely get off with only a fine or a slot and according to sources the london will himself will not face u.s. charges so why the possible john corazon redux the media was repeatedly used as a tool to float the idea that would walk free and now we have this london whale story doesn't have nearly the grassroots movement that a global did but members of congress don't like angry phone calls or answering them and bed bob togs fake former assistant treasury secretary paul craig roberts and i profiled purdue pharma and here's what the air prime minister. i. despite massive debts the u.s. is now able to borrow at record low rates thanks in part to quantitative easing it is a world of this in

as you will get the plight of the young brit soft on vine and why it's rocked london and other parts of the country. and a four hundred fifty could issue women and children are reported killed in syria as radical islamic militants attack kurds villages.

a london whale has experienced the prosecutorial in that no excel but j.p. morgan chase trader who earned himself the nickname at variance six billion dollars trading loss last year is off the fishing hook so to speak the recent agreement with the us authorities yesterday so it looks like the mainstream media has successfully floated his freedom but now it seems federal authorities have another fish to fry today they've moved up the food chain charging former boss with wire fraud and a conspiracy to also play records now they've decided not to go after excel so that could crack the case wide open and that's because he will be used as a witness for the prosecution so let's see how far they can swim upstream. and don't break out your teeth perhaps just to get a sequester squabble could put a damper on the fed's plan to wind down to each according to economists the risk of a government shutdown this october made away any bring moods expression a fed officials are on the fence and if you're in jim rickards camp who believes the fed will taper and september or ne

them into radio when they floated the idea that no one would go to jail over the six billion dollar london will debacle well no the media is following a different story which is to say someone might actually go to jail no not mr diamond or any of its direct underlings just certain mid-level employees what's more mary jo white head of the f.c.c. to regulate state p. morgan passed to recuse herself that's because as we pointed out before she represented the too big to fail banks for becoming as a regulator. and speaking of j.p. morgan as we like to do it seems there's been no fire for anything about the energy market manipulation to see if d.c. is finally getting involved and quote probing those actually warehouse metals that would be the likes of j.p. morgan and goldman sachs names so i says to reuters a state of the commodities regulator is finally investigating big bangs who simply a shuffle pallets of metal across their warehouses to technically comply with metal exchange regulations but delaying deliveries needlessly by up to eighteen mines and only took a few years of planes by coca-co

morgan who is the london whale struthers is the that's the bubble that they've created based on so years occur you hear the old loot is either going to get all that money and they're going to replace it on their balance sheet and there's going to be going to exclude you from wall street because you have a good start oh sure the phone up the stocks you were going are sixty billion and money it's a perfectly sound institution there's nothing risky about j.p. morgan's balance sheet is very sound you can tell just by looking at the bell there's no risk here there's no problems there. that's well so these bank lobbyists have been of course they own the congress now this is by the way one of the reasons why teddy roosevelt went after the trust. he thought they had too much power over politicians and he also thought the wealth and income gap was very dangerous and he was afraid of revolution so this is why he went after these trusts and bust them up we have a very remarkably similar situation now in america with the wealth and income gap just as bad whether or not i doubt they'll be revolution

day the london deal sang night and the rest of life a single day everything. simply that simple record to push those coming please. everyone sit down. everything's ready now. it had been a rough start but my experiment with nineteenth century life was back on track and got the stuff going i had fresh water but even managed to whip up a little dinner party for my mundra good friends finally everything was falling into place. but i did have some help on the way. my first day in the village had not gone well i remembered having a very strange dream bus to my surprise so i also had a new pair of slippers and there was some water in the kitchen. i just don't try to freshen up i heard a knock at the door the cavalry has arrived. james are you alive. how are you fine but maybe you can use my help now yes please if you could. write that would be great come on of course i'll do all i can. james and as you can see the house is quite big there are two sections we have a living space and a housekeeping section we're now in the housekeeping section there are barns for cows

and are due in london was also charged with conspiracy to commit murder although no evidence existed that he had transmitted details of the fatal brothers to the rescue flights so you didn't offer any information that would have helped the cuban government to shoot down the plane no cause not if you broke the record of the. amount of work. for the. cream. then i got real grown. glory or everybody knew that you know our priorities are full of life and. judge joan was sentenced to write a hernandez to two terms of life without parole look at the draconian souness's that they got two life sentences plus fifteen years and this is supposed to be because of the brothers to the rescue shoot down and so forth which i have. absolutely no way of knowing the truth about because our government the cuban american community and others have so clouded the facts and so obviously gated all of the available material on it it's not whether they were sent here because acts of terrorism were being happening in cuba you do not send people to spy in other countries because you think that they are committin

economic ups and downs in the final round of month day the london fields sang i and the ethical life doing me a few will be everything on offer. but he sees things that sighted people don't notice. these. things most people never to call him disabled but he's the world's first deaf and blind doctor of science. professor. of. the great life lived against the odds. british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. a pleasure to have you with us here today. little old. let's be. very early. what's next for bradley manning a us judge will decide on how much time the whistleblower will spend behind bars despite how strong those who say he should never have been tried in the first place . brings to bear is prodigious terror of. publication journalists and even their spouses but will it work here and we were poured on the media's reaction. media reports citing rebels in syria claim hundreds of people have been killed in a chemical attack need to be just days after u.n. investigators arrived in

if you leave with economic ups and downs in the final months day to london the old saying i am the breath of life doing the taking will be everything on all things. the loss of hearing was the most difficult to get used to alexander could still remains in his hands the life without music was unbearable. through the filter i call this my musical harness. but that's the proof that i was shocked the first time i put this loudspeaker up to my chest so for the last i could clearly feel the band's drum. and so i solved the problem of rhythm. no i can hear the music and relax. nobody knows exactly why alexander savor of lost his sight and hearing though his case files reveal a dark family secret alexander's mother and father met and fell in love both had lost their parents during the stalin era and both had been raised in orphanages they simply considered it a happy coincidence that they shared the same second name only after years had passed did they finally discover the awful truth. and wife who are also brother and sister perhaps explaining their son's disability. one day he went to a park an

economic ups and downs in the final months day the london new york sang i and the rest because i was doing me a little bit every week and i'll take. over. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. innocent people taking shots at police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were off taking they could get what they wanted they could say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. he'd. put on your show on the watch and banking all the face i think you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. you'll have very high i'm at the number of delegates in this region. and i can tell you where for two weeks into the this year we were do corded us minute. nine

safety if you need to review economic ups and downs in the final months day the london deal sang i and the rest of the life during the making will be a briefly on flaming. lips. welcome back and before we look ahead to the future of technology let's take a quick buck at this year's. spites radio telescope in the chair region over hold us paul. project. is a joint mission between the european space agency and. the russian ministry of defense held an innovation. over one thousand applications with. one of the two hundred sixty stuns available at the exhibition. university students and representatives from. the opportunity to demonstrate to the. seal of approval to the military fatigues. one of the highlights was the moscow state university. one hundred kilograms with. the ministry to hold it every six months. at the beginning of the month. cope with the. winter olympics next year. with conditioning and facilities for disabled passengers. means that the average ticket will be twenty two percent cheaper. two thousand and thirteen competition held in san diego idea of the competition is for

view and we look at the plight of jobless you brits two years after a violent rides rocked london than other parts of the country. and a four hundred fifty could issue women and children are reportedly killed in syria as radical islamist militants attack who'd been a just.

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or knows how many trillions are quadrillions and liabilities but they also lost nine billion on the london whale in the course of weeks so here are these they're complaining that two hundred of these credit unions have more than a billion dollars in assets j.p. morgan's balance sheet is basically it's a credit the cold thank you very very security guys and then they took some other mortgage backed securities and they make it short so some children and then they went to the fed and they got so no credit for that so you have to add on a new piece here and this is just the mortgage lenders the london whale brothers the the bubble that they've rated based on so years occur you hear the old loot is either going to get all that money and they're going to replace it on their balance sheet and there's going to be done really because she's from wall street fredricka this is our groceries the phone up to the store actually we're going to sixty. billion and money and it's a perfectly sound institution there's nothing risky about j.p. morgan's balance sheet is very sound you can tell just by looking a

be no where london with. the i.e. . foot on the moon because on that one because people use it all. kidnappings are somethings you until want. besides getting rid of unwanted persons they are source of income to the cartel. this man was just released after an army intervention. he was held by taylor's men they've given a four day deadline for his brother to bring half a million dollars unfortunately the family didn't have the time to get the ransom in god only they came and asked for explanations about the agreements not being kept that we shouldn't play with them that they could kidnap all my relatives from yet and they named them one by one. they told me to choose whether fared better to kill me and throw me on the streets to show they weren't joking or to cut off my fingers to send them but i know obviously i chose my fingers to be cut off we're going to boo. and they did it and yes. they held me down. by the legs if others by the arms. they brought a doctor. started working on my arm. is. he give me an a seizure. because he cut off my finger. they put it in a bike and left. gues

high speed trains in every european capital london paris rome you go there you could take a train right from the airport to the heart of the business center not new york not los angeles we have twentieth century technology we need twenty first and that's the stuff that republicans want to cut so how are we going to get there how are we going to get to this twenty first century technology with all these looming budget cuts well we need to end the budget cuts we need a new new deal and absolutely we need a new deal done so tell me about the new new deal the new deal is this right now interest rates are the lowest they've been forever they're close to zero and the lowest they're going to be in a long time thanks to the federal reserve absolutely unemployment is still relatively high wages are low and dropping now is a great time to take american workers and put them to work do what we did in the one nine hundred thirty s. build those great bridges that still exist around washington d.c. and help lead us to the twenty first century much better now than later when the economy strong and it c

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economic ups and downs in the final months day of the london deal sang and the rest of the life so in the case it will be everything we own all plenty. of. the i'm. going to the new will. be. the face by peter limone. mum. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i'm sure. major league baseball has banned alex rodriguez of the new york yankees for allegedly using performance enhancing drugs one of the greatest baseball players of all time is facing the bench for the remainder of the season and this could cost up to thirty one million dollars iran has denied any wrongdoing but what's ironic about this is the biggest doper of our time the u.s. government continues to skirt away without the liberation or scrutiny the federal reserve started quantitative easing in late two thousand and eight following the financial collapse and has attempted to stimulate the economy with trillions of dollars of asset purchases but has it worked and what exactly is it well let's break it down quantitative easing is an unconventional monetary policy used by central banks to stimulate the nation

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remakes of the psych speak called nine hundred seventeen agreement now represented by william hague in london a lot of abuse in paris it's even worse it degenerate into self-parody in fact it's ridiculous it's totally ridiculous. coming back here in point and i don't mean it's not a good job and here we are going to have a short break we have to go to a short break and after that from break we'll continue our discussion on syria state with our. leave the euro. zone. but he sees things that sighted people don't notice. the easiest things most people never do they call him disabled but he's the world's first deaf and blind doctor of science. professor i think the other support of. the great life lived against the odds. on your for sure amaro why should the public face. the pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. welcome back to crossfire all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you were discussing the civil war in syria. ok stephen if i go back to you in new york the united states and the u.k. say they can attack syria without a united nations security council manda

and rubbish spying recycling bins are used to track people on the streets of london collecting data from their mobile phones as well as their later.

instances where let me just go to the well we don't have been near to neil and my husband it enters through london we were a fuse and he just refined it near in a community sort of governor when i went out of the our way plus and at support from out a pattern is to provide not only the bed but also believes and they do is always so don't have the room so to provide iraq and then how base they provide hummus and then recruited their volunteers and paid them a lower sister who are around near the bed in the place sleeping places or people. the district health director blames foreigners for the health systems poor condition. he claims that the fault lies with immigrants who have no papers and enter northern ghana from neighboring countries i love people who are in year i miss sharing the little things that we have you know i yet they are not in because they are not nationals and they have also want to reduce and so do i do a little numbers does that raise and that's how come you realize that our budget that very much a budget that the government you know chairs out and wildly different are for sure b

if you need to review these economic ups and downs in the final column months days to london new york shanghai and the rest it's a unique case you will be every week on me. with. syrian kurds search across the iraqi border fleeing attacks by al-qaeda linked rebels who see the war in syria becoming more than just about regime change. you've had your fun says the british government as it forces the newspaper at the center of the snowden surveillance leaks to destroy its trove of data report on how far authorities are going to muzzle the media. and with political and sectarian chaos rocking egypt its economy seems to have been forgotten with the latest wave of violence threatening to cut off one of the country's main sources of income tourism.

maybe if you need to review economic ups and downs in the final month to london new york and the rest until you meet casey will be a briefly on all things. before we look ahead to the future of technology. by the radio telescope in the region hold us part of the project sixty for me to telescope will study black holes such the elusive i'm keeping coincides with the. planets thanks to mars is a joint mission between the european space agency and most. hostile presidents of the russian ministry of defense held an innovation day in moscow on the twenty eighth of august. over one thousand applications were made. to get one of the two hundred sixty stuns available at the exhibition. university students and. the opportunity to demonstrate their latest developments to the big. seal of approval to the military fatigues. one of the highlights was the moscow state university. the ministry plans to hold it every six months. at the beginning of the month. with conditioning and facilities for disabled passengers. will be twenty two percent cheaper. two thousand and thirteen competition held in san

morgan and the london whale mr excel except not the only kentucky and can do that said pretty pharma for reckless marketing that costs needless lives and paul craig roberts questioned the legitimacy of our favorite econ stats i think gross disputed product and forget dueling bob went to war with mark levine over capitalism itself so thanks for watching and come back on monday from everyone at prime interest i'm sorry and boring you have a great weekend. it was terrible. the city was on fire nobody knew what was happening. five days without a break we were terrified of. there was no communication only tanks all around us we came out to find georgian democracy in our streets. that any one of us could have left straightaway but we knew that our first duty was to defend our homeland now that we've had peace since two thousand and one of the places reviving and coming back to normal but it since april twentieth twelve i've been the president of the republic of south ossetia i'm very pleased to see his own people is so positive about building and strengthening our country's state. we live