New UK Coalition Government, what's in store for us now?

As Cameron and Clegg start their new coalition government fact finding mission in Downing Street and Parliament, what can they -and we, expect?

As Cameregg walk the corridors of power with their new mandate to Govern, what will they find inside the cupboard doors. Well, after thirteen years of New Labour monetary policies, following their separation of the BoE from political National Monetary Policy constraints, back in 97. In Brown's view, he said: "I want to set in place a longterm framework for economic prosperity... I want to break from the boom bust economics of previous years." Oh yes, and did the New Tripartite System of Treasury, FSA and the BoE show the UK where too store the boom bust cycles. What legacies have this old group left behind, for the new coalition government.

The degree of intercourse between big business and in particular the Banks, as well as the Petrochemical corporations and, the Bank's quasi-Judiciary (the FSA), have filled every foot of space in the cupboards with skeletons. And, the new term of Skeletons is going too, look more like a holocaust if these closets are finally thrown open. Slowly and gradual, will be the order of the day.

The secret deals which were taking place between the various 'interest groups', are now threatening to leak onto the UK streets through the media machine. Not because, the freedom of information act has improved but, because, the new government will soon find out the extent of the crisis, for the UK economy -and the depth too which the public finance position has sunk. Cameregg will not want to be responsible for holding this baby, when the social service next call for a family report.

The 6bn public spending cuts, stated by George Osborne, the new Chancellor of Exchequer believes, will be the start of new government savings. This figure should cover the interest payments on the 163bn deficit. This doesn't take into account the 282bn of semi-toxic and toxic assets, held under the control of the new quangos, APS and the administrators UKFI, another Treasury quangoand America's equivalent to the FDIC in holding company terms. Based on this system, the above mentioned group are involved in the securitization of the 282 billion. If these assets become valueless -and, in past experience they have, (and let's not forget, why they are held under this system in the first place), RBS have to cover the first 60bn in loses. After that, the loses move to the tax payer at a ratio of 1:9, 10% RBS, and 90% the tax payer. We will see if this new coalition government is able to succeed in its new public finance policy and reduce Treasury spending which has been the life's blood of the economy for some time now!

Here is an example of some of the Global Finance System's issues and some of the issues surrounding EU Banks.This has been taken from Max Keiser.

Is this the beginning of the end for Europe's Euro?

I said back in 2008, as Congress agreed to bailout the Banks in the US, that, the effects of this, may be the expo sea of an underlying agenda and the beginning of the end, or at least, the beginning of a systemic change -and an anti-democratic change -and a further shift of power to an elite group. One of the side effects of that shift of power, would be, that under a system of Professional Bankers and linked Institutes (BIS, et al.) we may now be moving to the next stage of a systemic finance repositioning. This new chapter is born out of Systemic Bankruptcy and the philosophy of Realpolitik. As the Anglo-American interests in Marjah unfold, the Euro Zone also has their battle, as well as the attention and Anglo-American interests who look on. I said "The European Monetary System may be on its way out,"and its present condition might require a little push or no push at all (when a push was in-need) to increase the stress on the Euro Zone, of which we see both.

Are we seeing a concerted effort on the part of the UK and US to drive the stake into the heart of the Euro or are they trying to help? As their Oligarch inside Basel (their Central Banking Anglo-American click) and media machine cranks up the revs, with their fanning of the EU's fires and their problems being framed, the pressure is now on the Euro.

The IMF with their interest in being inside the struggle, under the pretence of wanting to help, whilst stating they were not offering financial support at this point, only advisory support. This institute has its origins and form based in America, which will expose its nature during this crisis,as we saw during the Fed and Goldman Sachs actions, when Lehman Brothers had their extra little push. Or the Northern Rock push by the Tripartite system of the UK. I said recently that the Banking cartels will require another convulsion to stimulate new fertile crops,(and too loose another competitor is a bonus), well, look what we have hear? Is pressure being put on the EU at this time by politicians and media of other States. Are they fanning the fire in the Fiat Currency confidence game, you do not want cries of no confidence in the F.C game?

The FX Market will cease the opportunity for short term profit and sell off the Euro on mass. This in effect, will be a inverted run on the currency. There could be as much as a 4 to 6% fall in the coming week, before action to halt the slide is enacted on the Market. There will be an Anglo-American party held in private, in the small hours, after the market crisis for the EU. The irony giving power back to the Euro, is a weak, but not dead Euro, could make the Euro interesting to import/export markets for foreigners, so injured is not as useful as dead.

Here is an example of hitting at the nature of Fiat Currency, Confidence destroying.



The Dollar vs The Euro

Where is the Crises, as Christmas is upon us?

Where is the BIS and the nation states' Central Banks and what is the economic and political conditions of the UK and US Governments, as 2009 comes to a close.

Banks and Conglomerates continue to collapse and if the condition of some of the first group of supported institutions like Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and GMAC as well as A.I.G are an example of the crisis and bailout's effects, the system has not recovered, contrary to the Treasury Secretary's view and, is still on the edge of a precipice.

The growing number of Zombie institutions express the future of a number of the 'To Big To Fail' groups, who will require permanent infusions to keep these Zombie institutes from total collapse. These institutes will continue to drain the working man of their future, as these group's debt are passed on through taxes, much of which will be hidden in inflation and interest rate increases in the future.

It should be noted, that there will be a period of contradiction born out of the infusions and QE effects, before the negative effects express themselves. The amount of quantitative easing that has taken place, particularly in the UK and US, is likely to express itself as new credit and green shoots, you cannot put trillions of dollars into the system without mutating the effects of the systemic crisis. Inflation and the devaluation of these national currencies will result from these policies, although only when, as in Germany in the 1920s, the following conditions are met will the full effect be realised.

When quantitative easing took place in Germany as a result of reparations, forced on Germany from 1919-23 following WW1. The result of quantitative easing led to hyperinflation. The act of QE is the only act, which has the potential of effecting currency values, leading to hyperinflation. Whilst the additional Fiat Currency stays off the streets, the effects will not be felt. But, if that currency goes outside the commercial environment and into the general economy, the only way to stop its negative effects on the economy, is to take the QE out of the system as taxes -and not allow it rotate or be reinvested into the economy. As this will not happen in reality, the effects will be to over inflate the value of goods and services.

Whilst the German people were fearful they stored their cash and held back on spending the QE, which locked away the natural effects of QE on the system. The false idea that quantitative easing had limited effects on the economy, was the general view at the beginning. The problem came when the people felt things were beginning to improve. The German People's actions in spending their stored cash, triggered the beginning of the hyper-inflationary conditions, which spiralled out of control, as QE followed more QE.

The following video expresses the conditions surrounding the German crises at that time, which led to their national economic collapse. By considering the circumstances or causality one can see the potential dangers, whilst not as catastrophic, one would hope, many millions will loose their livelihoods and or homes. And, with a real risk of Economic Depression looming. Governments are trying to re-inflate bubbles and promote new bubbles to delay the effects of the crisis, none of these policies are solving the systemic crisis. The system under such conditions, has, on more than one occasion, used war to purge and redevelop the system to produce new markets and deliver the interests of the powerful oligarchs. The present foreign policies, do little to make one feel confident, that these options aren't under consideration of further expansion in the future.



The difference between the story of the quantitative easing resulting from Germany's reparations and today, is, that the reparations of today, are set by the Governments on behalf of the International Finance System and the interest of International Corporations. In addition too the long term interests of the US and UK government's Foreign Policies and national interests.

Are we seeing the 22nd December 1913 at its next level?

Are we looking at what the Finance Market’s call, the Bottom Out position? Is up the only way now? The present situation is too serious for me not to state my own opinions. This action by the governments, to bail out the Banks will feed the group that collectively expose the Nature of the Banking world.

At the risk of destroying the credibility of myself and my Site, if my worst suspicions were correct, we could be looking at the beginning of the end of the Finance System not just the beginning of a change in the system. If the sums or debt are as bad as they may well be, the debt in the system could be above 99:1 or hugely above this figure. No amount of newly printed money will restart the system under a call to Tax Payers around the world, to take hold of such a debt ridden system. Governments will not get or share the facts as various groups attempt to hide the facts from one-another. The system is not recoverable without re-rationalisation of debt and loses. In this situation my opinion is to allow the system to go down to its real position of value of tangible commodities as the only way to avoid an environment primed for Hyper Inflation in the future of many States.

My best/worst position in concerns are that, we will still see the outcome of Major Recessions and potentially Hyper inflation in a number of Western Liberal Democracies and their Associative States, as well as other Economies around the world. This has been made worse by the global Government Lending to the failed system of finance. Now, that the system has the resources, the Banks with this pregnant pause, have shown they will not support the Finance Market's. Their past and present actions, lead me to believe their next move after recovery, will be to find new markets away from the areas of depression and collapse, whilst looking for profits. Not immediately, but in an insidious and covertive manner over the next five years. Inflation and Depression do not have the Bank's profit margins in them.

The present banking system will only invest where profit and growth exists. We only have to look at the crisis to see, that, even under systemic pressure and an injected liquidity to the environment, as well as the sale of the Markets bad debts, bought by governments', as Assets and Share purchases. The future is bleak for many Governments’ who try to manage the peoples’ economy through banks. I dread to think of the Climate issues we are seeing as well as those that are developing, as growth requirement of the New Order continue to take effects. The picture of our future will be painted by both forces clashing massively in the near future.

So what is next? I feel the Banks but less so Finance Markets have taken their biggest gable yet -and won over governments. They will only restart the machine when it suites their interests. By the end of the finance crisis for the banks and their Colonic Purging of debt (Dead Assets etc.), Sub-Prime Assets and Equity and Liquidity Requirements, which we see through the collection of government bailouts. We are now seeing their position improve with these Government Purchases of debt and Colonic waist. All this appears to be a logical manoeuvre by Banks under the present conditions, if One can control the system. Let's not forget who the professionals in this crisis are.

As their terminal experience appears to of passed and the poison venom consumed by Governments that venom from banks and the finance markets have been swallowed. We will begin to see the Asian Industrial Markets and The Adriatic Regions of Eastern Europe as the next short term fertile ground for investment. Banks will leave the Recession Markets without the support they need to recover. The Banks will say that the Recession belongs to the Governments of the world, whilst they get on with looking for growth markets. We’ll see if they are prepared to support those who pulled them from the abyss.

For those who can be bothered to read this summary of our position in my view. Look to the East for the location of Capital and Development in the future of the Capital Markets.

My last view can not be substantiated by a single peace of evidence, as there are many elements to this perspective. The European Monetary System may be on its way out. Much to the long term objective of certain groups and their ideological long term interest are playing themselves out. With the continuous developing power of Europe, as a collective Monetary System and the Euro as well as its Markets. There will be those who would celebrate the removal of this collective group in the present form. So, watch this subject in the short and long term crisis ahead.

We have by concurrence and silence supported the present failed system. We have given life and renewed vitality to a system that has failed and will fail again, due to its systemic nature and appetite. Leaders and intellectuals have warned us repeatedly through history. He who controls the flow of money controls the world.