New: censored fiscal-news, shortly?
Submitted by Ivor schwartzporsche on Sat, 02/16/2008 - 17:39I picked this up earlier. Please keep an eye on the subject of government trying to suppress fiscal news from March 1st. ta.
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/02/13/economic-indicators
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And don't expect to have
that information available online anytime soon unless Ron Paul is elected.
Oh Swell
That's the way to fix the economy.. hide it!
Next they'll be propping up the DOW so that people won't get in a panic and withdraw...
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It's probably better to just hide it too at this point.. it's getting too obvious.
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Another dot?
Haha, Devon, I was just hoping you'd see this!
I just sent these comments with a forward of the article:
Shutting the site down, just before the March 4 primaries?
And the Iranian Oil Bourse scheduled to open (maybe?) on February 19th?
Citibank owes $350 *billion* (or more) - is that the bank that has been rumored to be failing?
Other bad news coming very soon that we don't even know about? RP's recent video implied other facts coming to light (but that could be a *dozen* critical issues!)
Excerpt:
Yet the Bush administration has decided to shut down this site (EconomicIndicators.gov) because of “budgetary constraints,” effective March 1.
What about the Comptroller
What about the Comptroller walking out of office?
Mathew 5:9 Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.
Yep yep
Getting to be enough dots here that soon we will have a pointalist picture of what's goin on....
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You Can't
The news always leaks out.
In World War II, after the Japanese lost 4 aircraft carriers at Midway (essentially losing the war for them) the Japanese press reported that the Japanese had won. The Japanese stock exchange actually began to fall, despite the government controlling the news.
The Efficient Market Theory as an observation, vice conclusion, pretty much holds true.
The reason it began to fall was investors caught wind that something was falling. One company, Nomura (now the biggest financial firm in the World), had many of its assessors in the same high-class tea rooms that the nobility of Japan (who typically were Generals and Admirals) -when they began to notice that some of these guys weren't coming back they began to divest themselves from the market and buy up real property as a wealth holder.
The same holds true for Germany when they were losing.
You can't really hide the bad news, it's all around you. The market, as a representation of the collective knowledge, knows when things are bad despite what news outlets tell them.
Does RP know about this?
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