Posted on 12/02/2014 6:39:31 AM PST by blam
Tyler Durden
12/01/2014
Last week, total US debt was a meager $17,963,753,617,957.26. Two days later, as updated today, on Black Friday, total outstanding US public debt just hit a new historic level which probably would be better associated with a red color: as of the last work day of November, total US public debt just surpassed $18 trillion for the first time, or $18,005,549,328,561.45 to be precise, of which debt held by the public rose to $12,922,681,725,432.94, an increase of $32 billion in one day.
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(Excerpt) Read more at zerohedge.com ...
On the weekend of November 16th, the G20 leaders whisked into Brisbane, posed for their photo ops, approved some proposals, made a show of roundly disapproving of Russian President Vladimir Putin, and whisked out again. It was all so fast, they may not have known what they were endorsing when they rubber-stamped the Financial Stability Board's "Adequacy of Loss-Absorbing Capacity of Global Systemically Important Banks in Resolution," which completely changes the rules of banking.
Russell Napier, writing in ZeroHedge, called it "the day money died." In any case, it may have been the day deposits died as money. Unlike coins and paper bills, which cannot be written down or given a "haircut," says Napier, deposits are now "just part of commercial banks' capital structure." That means they can be "bailed in" or confiscated to save the megabanks from derivative bets gone wrong.
Rather than reining in the massive and risky derivatives casino, the new rules prioritize the payment of banks' derivatives obligations to each other, ahead of everyone else. That includes not only depositors, public and private, but the pension funds that are the target market for the latest bail-in play, called "bail-inable" bonds. >m
Its really that simple.
People will just start stuffing cash and jewelry into mattresses, like my great aunt did during the Depression. These idiots are going to tank the banking system.
So, since everything these days is seen in COLOR. Would banking communities say, Blacks, Asians, Hispanics, Whites or Native Americans incur the greater debt. I wonder if the banking laws allow people to check a box, for RACE. I think I know the answer.
This is all about Obama and his plan to destroy this country.
Don’t sweat it, on average it’s only $153,729.00 per tax payer that is needed to bail out Uncle Sam’s club. All the parasitic government has to do is confiscate 401k’s and pensions, problem solved!!! C’mon, it’s the patriotic thing to do, giving up your life’s savings.
Everybody here does realize that this is all Planned right??
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Bankrupt America? Yes we can!
Bankrupt America? Yes we can!
Yup.
He wasted the Clinton surplus on war mongering.
zerO has two years to get the other 30%.
whoa
bump
Congress gets the blame as well.
We better keep working, folks, we've got 'dreamers' to support!
Hands up... America!
ah, remember the good ol’ days when we had a “debt ceiling”
until it was decided that curbing Obama spending was rasist
the Clinton “surplus” was the gutting of the American military
Unfortunately, 911 showed that America (and Bush) actually required a capable military that had to be rebuilt
Funny how those things cycle through history
Mooch and Obama counted even balancing their own home finances back in Chicago so they hooked up with real estate scamsters to buy their “dream castle”
IOW they are idiots when it comes to managing their own money. So why would Obama care about the US debt? It never got on his radar because he lives in a cargo-cult oriented third worlders dream world.
I can’t even read numbers that are that big. The only reason I know it’s in the $Trillions is because it’s spelled out. lol
Sad....
Obama’s attempting to destroy the country. He’s going to fail because we’re running out the clock on him.
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