Monthly Archives: March 2017

More nightmare stories about predatory financial advice

More bank employees and customers are coming forward with stories of unethical practices and harmful financial recommendations dubbed ‘advice’ in Canada’s big banks. None of this is new, similar practices were rampant in the 1920’s leading up to the financial … Continue reading

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Europe sees the light: doubling down on international power grid

The European union was envisioned by its banker architects as a union of currency, enabling a financial transaction/leverage superhighway that extracted profits for a few multinational conglomerates.  The model greatly enriched and empowered the banksters over the past 20 years, … Continue reading

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Central bank delusions continue to plague us

The definition of madness…assuming the world economy can deleverage from the global debt bubble and grow at 4%. In today’s “Morning Must Read,” Bloomberg’s Tom Keene highlights comments on economic equilibrium models. He speaks with Kingston University Economics Professor Steve … Continue reading

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