It has been a while since i started reading about this unbelievable (hi)story.
I decided to open a category of posts about the Rothschild family.
I would suggest to the reader to consider 2 possible reasons for doing it:
1) attracting some spare changes from the Rothschild (lol)
2) starting speaking about them as a means to understand what happens in the world
Both sounds good to me.

Nathan Rothschild said (1777-1836): "I care not what puppet is placed on the throne of England to rule the Empire. The man who controls Britain's money supply controls the British Empire and I control the British money supply."
Truth is most people don't realise that the issuing of money is essentially a private business, and that the privilege of issuing money has been a major bone of contention throughout history.

Here it is, all the US Banks that went bankrupt since the crisis began. Being a US Bank in these months is the same of being a bank in any other country, with 2 exceptions: a US Bank fails, and a US Bank can get money from the huge government package, that (in)famous bailout package.

I am not so interested in US Banks but for sure many other US Banks are getting their way up to the stock exchange climb.
Getting money means to solve problems and a US Bank that gets aid in this moment is going for sure to have a nice performance at list in the next few weeks.

Nat'l Bank of Comm.
Bank of Clark County
1st Centennial Bank
MagnetBank
Suburban Federal
Ocala Nat'l Bank
FirstBank Financial
Alliance Bank
County Bank
Sherman County Bank
Riverside Bank
Corn Belt Bank
Pinnacle Bank
Silver Falls Bank
Security Savings Bank
Heritage Community Bnk
Freedom Bank
FirstCity Bank
TeamBank N.A.
Colorado Natl Bank
Omni National Bank
Cape Fear Bank
New Frontier Bank
Great Basin Bank
American Sterling
American Southern Bank
Michigan Heritage Bank
1st Bank Beverly Hills
First Bank of Idaho
Silverton Bank
Citizens Comm'ty Bank
America West Bank
Westsound Bank
BankUnited
Strategic Capital Bank
Citizens National Bank
Bank of Lincolnwood
Southern Community
Cooperative Bank
First Nat'l of Anthony Kan.
Community Bank W. Ga.
Neighborhood Bank
Horizon Bank
MetroPacific Bank
Mirae Bank
John Warner Bank
FirstState Winchester

In US, people have nothing else to do than to make a US Bank?

Imagine that me and you and other 3 friends are on a desert island.


This island is the only one existing in the world, no other piece of earth coming out from the water, just this little island and around the island there's only sea.

I am the only one with some money. I am not saying that we need money, but i have money, let's say $1000, some papers and coins that i call money and i convince all of the other island people that we need money.

How could an economy work without money? It cannot so i decide that everybody can borrow money from me, i decide to keep $200 for me and to lend other $200 to each of the persons on the island.

At one condition: i lend you $200 but at the end of an year you give me back $220. Just 10% interest, it's not that much.

So at the end of the year, let's imagine that all of you have been struggling to save your $200 and to try to earn the $20 of interests.

None of you could... and even if one could earn $20 maybe selling some coconuts to the others, then he might have the $20 but the others do not have $200 anymore...
In any case from my point of view, i always earn the same interests, since the quantity of money on the island did not change, i lended $200 to 4 people, i expect $80!!!! You guys must give me $80 i do not care what you earned or not, that was the deal: i lend, you pay the interests! Pay!!!

The careful reader (as the people on the island should too) can easily realize that the money to pay the interest are not there, since those money cannot be created by them who borrowed the money (otherwise why would they borrow money ?? lol).

So the debt cannot ever been repaid back and will always increase over the years, no matter what we do, the island debt will always increase, the money that the lender earns will be always earned. And the people on the island will be always poorer, gradually during the time.

Now imagine that the island is the collection of the nations on the earth, and that the lender is a group of banks.

The public debt is the money that each person borrowed.

The public debt cannot be paid back to the central banks (that, let me remind you, are privately held institutions).

(... to be continued...)

From the NYT - February 13th 2010:
...As in the American subprime crisis and the implosion of the American International Group, financial derivatives played a role in the run-up of Greek debt. Instruments developed by Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and a wide range of other banks enabled politicians to mask additional borrowing in Greece, Italy and possibly elsewhere...

The Dow Jones closed above 11000 for the first time since late-September 2008.

What if it's a kind of manufacturing and macro-marketing issue. This crisis should start from the subprime problem, but what if the subprime was not the trigger but just the consequence, of something. What if the trigger is, as it would be more obvious, something wrong that has been going for some time, something that more or less can be described as follows:

- "let's move the production to those third world countries where we can pay the workers few dollars a month, this way we spend less to product things that we do sell then in the first world nations but as the same price as if it would be expensive to product them."


Now here it's not a matter of being catholic or something else, but even the Pope, not exactly a marketing strategy expert, came to the conclusion that "If you produce in countries that cannot buy, and make people loose their jobs in the countries that would buy, then you are not going to sell anywhere..."

Now the list of idiots includes 99% of the corporations in europe and north america. That would not make sense to list them (can't help but to mention sergey brin and page, mark pincus and his honor steve jobs), but sooner or later i am going to do it.
it actually includes people that are used to speak as if they have a HUGE expertise in that matter, even if they do not know how to use such experience and they talk more or less like that when you go and make them feel stupid:
- cmon you are not going to teach me how to sell
- yea, you can go now
or, the one i love more:
- you are right, but i cannot tell it around...

And usually these kind of idiots work as manager for poor shareholders that simply ignore what kind of idiots are working for them!.