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Reserve Bank of Australia Blackmailed !!! | |
| arkay Offer Upgrade  User ID: 944501  Australia02/07/2012 05:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9847080 Australia02/07/2012 05:32 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 05:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Reserve Bank's arrogant assumption that it can know the cost of money is being revealed as bogus. IMO. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 9847080 Maybe, I just think it's all just spin, smoke and mirrors. Just another corrupt aspect to the lives we are forced to comply with...and that is with our pockets. I want to know when Politicians will be required to undergo KPI's like everyone else...(KPI's are ..Key Performance Indicators), that they the politicians cooked up for ordinary workers to justify their pay rates. Well good enough for us, so good enough for all of you. An election,(litany of promises and complete BS that will NEVER be delivered) doesent count. Workers get subjected on average every three months or less to work assesments, so what makes politicians able to enjoy three year assesments...crap. Put up or shut up. |
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| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 06:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | We have a charitable organization here in Australia that does really wonderful work, it's called, "Meals on Wheels". Recently I saW an advertisment in a paper begging for more volunteers to help with delivering those meals. The reason that they were so desperate for more help. Since our various government bodies have gone down the carbon tax BS etc, and the RBA not being in touch with the real issues on the ground. The recipients of this charitable service are taking much more time to have their meals delivered. Why? Because they can't afford any heating and it takes them longer to get out of bed, where they stay all day, just to keep warm, thus leading to unplanned time delays for everyone. Thats got to be one of the most disgusting real stories that Ive heard of in recent times, and guess what, the 18% or so of electricity price rises weve already had arejust the start, we are being told that there will be more and soon. Australia, the new Banana Republic and fresh member to the third world! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9252873 Australia02/07/2012 06:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| superfluous moon User ID: 929630 Australia02/07/2012 06:21 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the reserve is owned by a bunch of financial oligarchs who cannot be touched by the govt. people naively assume the reserve is a govt department. our reserve is owned by same idiots making us pay ridiculous interest rates whilst they try and print money out of thin air (fiat money). in america the weather is also privatised so the govt has nothing to do with the reporting of weather. the dangers of this are self evident. whether you find david wilcock an annoying or not, this article should get those started on the road to understanding the financial tyranny perpetuated by these idiots. however, things are finally changing folks. there is a bit if a stalemate at the moment at the top of financial circles as everyone knows the US dollar CANNOT be the world's reserve currency when it is backed by nothing but air. however, they all cant decide what to do. better than nothing. fingers crossed folks. just grind it out a little longer and we may see some great changes soon. if not...well things are already shit and prob cant get any worse  [link to www.divinecosmos.com] superfluous moon |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 06:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | please research what the US federal reserve means to financial tyranny in this world. Quoting: superfluous moon the reserve is owned by a bunch of financial oligarchs who cannot be touched by the govt. people naively assume the reserve is a govt department. our reserve is owned by same idiots making us pay ridiculous interest rates whilst they try and print money out of thin air (fiat money). in america the weather is also privatised so the govt has nothing to do with the reporting of weather. the dangers of this are self evident. whether you find david wilcock an annoying or not, this article should get those started on the road to understanding the financial tyranny perpetuated by these idiots. however, things are finally changing folks. there is a bit if a stalemate at the moment at the top of financial circles as everyone knows the US dollar CANNOT be the world's reserve currency when it is backed by nothing but air. however, they all cant decide what to do. better than nothing. fingers crossed folks. just grind it out a little longer and we may see some great changes soon. if not...well things are already shit and prob cant get any worse [link to www.divinecosmos.com] Im with you, things really are changing and the Rothschilds, the Rocherfellers, the Builderbergs are all things of the past, we, the ordinary people of the world have now clearly demonstrated our concept of how we will have our world run from now on, their days are numbered. Its just taking a bit of time for everyone to actually realize this and to assemble into the new world WE want, their opinions rules and impositions are already antiquated, just have a look at where the worst places for justice have been dealt with, thats the first symptom, but there is a social hirachy which will inevidibly filter down and as it does it will gain momentum. We are on the threshold of a new world, a better one where we all get a fair say, and a better deal...no more "elite" And I am definately NOT promoting the evil NWO concepts for the "elite"coming out of the United Nations. |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 06:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Pin??? votes?? Front page news for the Land Down Under, we do exist! Maybe, might be a good idea for those that "dont" look at GLP to see what "We the people", might be thinking. Please feel free to add your experiences and information, this is the perfect place for it! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9847080 Australia02/07/2012 06:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: arkay Im with you, things really are changing and the Rothschilds, the Rocherfellers, the Builderbergs are all things of the past, we, the ordinary people of the world have now clearly demonstrated our concept of how we will have our world run from now on, their days are numbered. Its just taking a bit of time for everyone to actually realize this and to assemble into the new world WE want, their opinions rules and impositions are already antiquated, just have a look at where the worst places for justice have been dealt with, thats the first symptom, but there is a social hirachy which will inevidibly filter down and as it does it will gain momentum. We are on the threshold of a new world, a better one where we all get a fair say, and a better deal...no more "elite" And I am definately NOT promoting the evil NWO concepts for the "elite"coming out of the United Nations. Hurray. |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 06:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: arkay Im with you, things really are changing and the Rothschilds, the Rocherfellers, the Builderbergs are all things of the past, we, the ordinary people of the world have now clearly demonstrated our concept of how we will have our world run from now on, their days are numbered. Its just taking a bit of time for everyone to actually realize this and to assemble into the new world WE want, their opinions rules and impositions are already antiquated, just have a look at where the worst places for justice have been dealt with, thats the first symptom, but there is a social hirachy which will inevidibly filter down and as it does it will gain momentum. We are on the threshold of a new world, a better one where we all get a fair say, and a better deal...no more "elite" And I am definately NOT promoting the evil NWO concepts for the "elite"coming out of the United Nations. Hurray. Thank you. If you were logged on Id give you some Karma. If not, its back to the future and ADOLF really was just waiting for the right time to make a come back..maybe in the name of the liar! Clearly someone does think like me, and Ill bet we are not alone...unity people. It doesent mean violence but we are entitled to be heard and our thoughts , wishes and concerns have to be recognised, respected and ultimately addressed. |
| Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 07:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9847080 Australia02/07/2012 08:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.dailyreckoning.com.au] "ANZ is just one of the Australian banks to go on record and say that the RBA's price of money isn't what ANZ pays. This is the banks' way of saying they're not obliged to match the RBA's rate cuts point for point." "Moody's has just released a report claiming that Australian banks are the "most exposed" banks in the Asia-Pacific to a worsening of Europe's sovereign-debt problem." "Moody's isn't worried about the amount of European government debt Australian banks own. That's not the problem. The problem is that Australian banks get at least 19% of their funding externally." "In a genuine liquidity/credit crisis, external funding a) gets more expensive, b) dries up for all but the highest credit-quality borrowers. The cost of money goes up and there's less of it to go around, in other words. This is why banking is a lousy business in a credit depression and why bank stocks make lousy investments." |
| schiehallion User ID: 10324261  United Kingdom02/07/2012 08:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | One 'family' bank going down would not be a great concern for its controllers, they have plenty more [link to www.911weknow.com] scottish, british, european but first of all Human. Even this is not true. I am Spirit appearing to be solid, just like all life everywhere |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 1246800 Australia02/07/2012 09:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| superfluous moon User ID: 866935 Australia02/07/2012 07:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| MzTreeChick User ID: 8921927 Australia02/07/2012 10:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Hubby & I caught the money Douche's this morning to see what they had to say (ch 7/9 & Capt Swann) they are so full of it. I think they actually like taking the piss out of us. You could tell they had been practising their speeches for days, it was disgusting. To be able to speak so many words without actually saying anything actually made me speechless. * Eat recycled food, it's good for the environment and O.K for you. (Judge Dredd) |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9962330  United States02/07/2012 10:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 10:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | PIN & ***** Arkay Quoting: MzTreeChick Hubby & I caught the money Douche's this morning to see what they had to say (ch 7/9 & Capt Swann) they are so full of it. I think they actually like taking the piss out of us. You could tell they had been practising their speeches for days, it was disgusting. To be able to speak so many words without actually saying anything actually made me speechless. Thank you for your endorsements, very much appreciated. As I said earlier, the world IS changing and the worst places in the most desperate need for change are already undergoing these shifts. But, everything has a hirachy and even here, our own people, in spite of our deeply inbred appathy, Aussies really are waking up to the BS the politicians and their media mates attempt to serve up to us. Sooner or later we as a nation will actually get sick of them and having seen the current overseas examples, they will unify to bring about the corrections that they will see as appropriate at that time. Of this I have no doubt, it's simple group dynamics. And yes, with very few exceptions, there really arent too many Australian politicians that Id say I find hard working, honest, and good representatives to the people who put all their faith, hopes and aspirations for a better life to. |
| whoisit1998 User ID: 881502 Australia02/07/2012 11:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 11:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 9974378  Thailand02/07/2012 11:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If left to the average struggling Aussie, we could make it great. Just look at the communities that have come together after the devastating Victorian fires. They have built on each others strengths to become not only viable but moreover ´connected´ and in so doing the mutual support is overwhelming. Here is proof, the growth in community banking institutions as well as credit unions has been obvious. It is because these institutions are built around the promotion of local business and services as opposed to the major banks fattening their already bloated coffers. |
| superfluous moon User ID: 866935 Australia02/07/2012 11:15 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | in between that rehearsed bollox on channel 9/7, we also had to put up with how awesome madonna was. fuck that shit. MSM is so gay, predictable and many other things that are separate thread altogether. i just want someone, just one journalist, to ask someone in power, 'who owns the reserve bank? and why are you their bitch? aren't you in power?' that would make for good viewing  superfluous moon |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 10365816 Australia02/07/2012 11:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 11:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This could be a great country except for two things..banks and government. Quoting: fortytwo If left to the average struggling Aussie, we could make it great. Just look at the communities that have come together after the devastating Victorian fires. They have built on each others strengths to become not only viable but moreover ´connected´ and in so doing the mutual support is overwhelming. Here is proof, the growth in community banking institutions as well as credit unions has been obvious. It is because these institutions are built around the promotion of local business and services as opposed to the major banks fattening their already bloated coffers. +1000 for that my friend you have earnt a Karma with all my best wishes. On the point of those devastating fires in Victoria, am I correct that I heard some talk a while ago that all those millions that the good people of Australia so readily donated, has NOT been fully distributed. Has everyone had their physical possesions as much as can be done, been fully reinstated with all that generously donated and hard earned money from the Australian people, or as I suspect, is it still under the control of some bureaucratic agency or other and being squandered on self interest. I recently saw a breakdown of who gets paid what for all the charitable organizations here in Australia, and without pointing fingers, there are some pretty damming salaries and benefits going to all but one charity. And I am not in the least concerned at endorsing this group because of all the good work they have always done and continue to do. I have absolutely no connection whatsoever with them, just so we are all on the same page. THEY ARE THE SALVOS... In my opinion, its them and them alone that public disaster donations should be managed from...no exceptions. And their head officer gets less that $80K per year, all the rest were amount hugely over that. |
| arkay (OP) User ID: 944501 Australia02/07/2012 11:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Take a guess at who the major shareholder of our big 4 is? Quoting: whoisit1998 HSBC - City of London... Why am I not surprised? And, I'll bet if you go back a few more steps you'll most likely end up on the Rothschilds front door step! Rothschilds control earth. I heard that they were "worth" $300 Trillion. sorry worth is definately the wrong word, they are "worth" nothing but sh#t. Their value is reported to be... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 10370372 Australia02/07/2012 11:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Take a guess at who the major shareholder of our big 4 is? Quoting: whoisit1998 HSBC - City of London... Why am I not surprised? And, I'll bet if you go back a few more steps you'll most likely end up on the Rothschilds front door step! Rothschilds control earth. I heard that they were "worth" $300 Trillion. sorry worth is definately the wrong word, they are "worth" nothing but sh#t. Their value is reported to be... you cant put a value on their worth. they own the city of london and vatican. money is no longer even an issue to them now it is numbers printed on a screen. they worked hard to get to the global domination level they are at. watch their environmental agenda be used to enslave everybody to chinese peasant levels. they no longer need us to elevate their own wealth as they did in the 1900-90's. |
